Tungku Beach is a deserted beach in the South China Seashores of Brunei Darussalam. Tourists who prefer ecotourism and active water sports flock to this beach. Tungku Beach is regarded as the best surfing spot in the area. Beautiful sunsets and the bustling sea are love at first sight, and nature provides the perfect setting for family picnics in the shade.

Tungku is in the Muara region of Brunei, in the northwest. From Moire, use the Tutong Muar highway towards the Empire Hotel to reach the beach. It is important to turn around and enter the opposite lane of the highway at the traffic circle. Curve right at the first turn after passing the Pantai Tungku sign and continue straight; this is the path to the beach. The road to Tungku Beach is in poor shape and frequently floods, although it is safe to travel by automobile.

Tungku Beach is a tranquil bay surrounded by shaded trees and rocks. This beach was built artificially from a ledge in the sea that was turned into a beach, and the bay's sides were reinforced with rectangular boulders; Tungku is easily identified by this distinguishing feature. A wide sand strip runs the length of the beach area, around 400 meters. On the horizon, the vivid blue sea merges with the sky. The sea seems especially lovely when lit up by the sun at nightfall. The beach is covered in sand and has a firm foundation. The entrance to the sea is slanted and free of stones and algae. The shallow water is only a few meters from the coast, which is a defining aspect of this beach. Jellyfish can rarely be found in water. Unlike other Brunei beaches, mosquitoes and flies are rare on Tungka.Tourists frequently come here for the beach's outdoor activities, which are quite popular. Because of the high and forceful waves, this beach is suitable for family relaxation, although it is not suggested for children to swim.

Location: Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei

Seri Kenangan Beach translates to "unforgettable beach." Tutong beach is another name for this beach, and due to its proximity to the same-named city, Tutong is frequently encountered in daily life. The sunsets on this beach are described as "magnificent." The blue of the South China Sea drowns a stunning golden lunar trail. And nature is a beautiful place where people desire to return again and time again.

Seri Kenangan Beach is located in Kualo Tutong, near Tutong, and is accessible by automobile in less than 5 minutes. Among Brunei's numerous beaches, Seri Kenangan is the most popular. Its gorgeous setting is a rare natural occurrence. Seri Kenangan Beach is a spit of land that separates the peaceful Tutong River and the vivid blue South China Sea, which has noisy and disorderly waves.

Seri Kenangan Beach stretches for about 5 kilometers along the seashore, and it is spacious and framed by shade trees. The river and the sea are separated by a pontoon, which is reinforced by massive square and rectangular stones, at the beach's edge. It is possible to observe the meeting of the waters of the Tutong River and the South China Sea from the pontoon's edge. The beach is covered in sand, which is fine and dense pale yellow, nearly white, and free of shells. There are just a few little smooth sea pebbles on the beach.The entrance to the sea is slanted, the bottom is clean and even, it is safe to stroll barefoot, and the depth gradually increases. At high tide, however, shallow water is no more than 3-5 meters deep. At low tide, the beach becomes a shallow body of water with a few patches of sand. During the summer monsoon, the South China Sea is quiet, with a moderate swell, tiny waves, and a mild breeze; however, during the winter monsoon, the waves are high as oceanic, and the wind can reach 12 m/s.

Location: Tutong, Brunei

Penanjong Beach is located in Penanjong, a small village in Brunei's northeast, just a few kilometers from the city of Tutong. The beach is the major attraction in the community, which has a population of fewer than 2500 people. Penanjong Beach, by the way, is more popular with tourists than with natives.

Penanjong Beach is a long stretch of snow-white sand flanked on one side by lush green palm trees and on the other by the roaring sea. The beach is covered in sand, and the sand in this section of Brunei has a fine dispersion and a pleasant texture. The color of the sand changes depending on the time of day: on a bright sunny day, it has pearl tones, while on cloudy days and later in the evening, it has a light yellow hue with gold inclusions. Penanjong Beach's water is an astonishing color: near the coast, it's clear with a turquoise hue, and as you go deeper, the water turns blue, with a smooth transition to deep blue. The sea and the sky combine into an organic whole on the horizon, creating an infinite effect. The sunsets on the beach of Penanjong have become a major Brunei tourist attraction on the South China Sea coast as a result of this natural phenomena. The entrance to the sea is slanted and shallow, and the bottom is free of algae and stones. Penanjong beach is known for its intentionally formed ledges in the sea that act as miniature breakwaters, calming fast waves.

Families with children, ecotourism aficionados, and water sports enthusiasts can all rest in comfort thanks to the well-developed beach infrastructure.

Location: Penanjong, Brunei

Berakas Beach is located in the Dudong district of Bandar Begawan, the capital of Brunei. Although the beach is not snow-white, it is appropriate for families with children due to its clean sand and easy access to the ocean. In addition, the beachfront area has a playground, restrooms, and other services for couples. The beach area is not particularly large, yet it is pleasant. Although there are more gorgeous and far more popular beaches in Brunei, the free parking and convenient location attract a considerable number of tourists of all ages.

The scenic Forest Nature Park, located near the beach, barbecue and fun friendly gathering spots will divert your attention away from the less-than-perfectly clean water, which is not always suitable for swimming. As a result, many visitors who visit Berakas Beach during bad weather take an exciting mini-trip through the neighboring forests, where they can view primates and rare plants in their natural habitat. The beach is in the northern section of Brunei Muar, and getting there by rental car is more convenient.

Location: Bandar Begawan, Brunei

The beach is well-known among locals, and despite the fact that the coastal zone's ecology is virtually wild, it appears to be completely unspoiled from the outside. At the same time, Meragang Beach's clean sands, soft clouds, and a light breeze transform a beach vacation into a fairy tale. Amazing sunsets, a quiet, secluded holiday, and a big number of turtles (there is also a turtle breeding center) attract numerous travelers to the beach each year.

Brunei Muar is located to the northeast of this location. The beach has practically no waves during the dry season, but it is a good area to surf for the rest of the year. The access to the sea is simple, the water is crystal clear, and the wreckage of wooden boats strewn along the coast only contribute to the place's charm and distinctiveness.

At the same time, the beach can even be described as wild; it is not busy and has little infrastructure, and local residents' stories about the beach's "crocodile" appellation motivate travelers to visit Meragang Beach to ensure that there is no animals present. The place is suitable for sunbathing, walks on cross-country vehicles, water-skiing, as well as for a family picnic with the construction of sand castles or barbecue with friends.

Location: Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei

Its a nice place for a walk, bike and fish. Tanjong Batu meaning Rock Headland got its name because of its unique rock formations. This beach is extremely important to Brunei since it serves as a defensive dam, a popular tourist destination, and an environmental project for the breeding and preservation of numerous turtle species. Locals can often be seen jogging or riding their bikes along the coast at any time of day. The sounds of the waves, the magnificent scenery around them, and the stunning sunsets leave no one indifferent.

The beach's sandy terrain blends seamlessly with the jungle's thick forests and forest rivers. Aside from outdoor activities, the coast is well-suited for fishing, with local fishermen catching sea bass, squid, and other sea bottom dwellers.

Tanjong Batu Beach lies near the mosque in Muara, a city in Indonesia. Of course, this is a relatively new form of recreation for tourists and locals in Brunei, and all the structures here are man-made rather than natural, but despite this, the beach continues to be a popular spot for the sale of souvenirs, seafood, and soft drinks, as well as an area for the artistic expression of freedom-loving photographers.

Location: Muara, Brunei

The beach of the same-named settlement near Bandar Seri Begawan, which is easily accessible by vehicle or city bus. Jerudong Beach is regarded as one of Brunei's top holiday spots, with well-developed infrastructure catering to all tastes and budgets.

Jerudong Beach is bordered by colorful cliffs, the coastal region is covered with souvenir shops and seafood restaurants, and the scenic bays with white sand and clear water are excellent for beach relaxation and rest.

The nearby park has attractions, water slides for kids, and a fountain with musical accompaniment and colorful lighting for those who want to combine a beautiful tan with active amusement. On the grounds of surrounding fashionable country clubs, judges of exclusive pastime can play golf or polo. Furthermore, the resort is close to the most famous historical sights, shopping malls, and museums, ensuring that you will not be bored while being there, and you may rest here at any moment with any company.

Location: Muara , Brunei