Kemasik Beach, Terengganu

Kemasik, Terengganu (26 June, 2015)
© Christopher Harriot

Kemasik Beach (GPS: 4.42129, 103.45592) is one of the most beautiful beaches in Terengganu. This palm-fringed beach is best noted for its rock formation off the coast. It is a nice place to just stand there and admire the South China Sea, especially on windy days.

Kemasik Beach is located between Kerteh to the north and Kijal to the south. If you wish to spend the night here, it has a five star resort, the Awana Kijal Golf, Beach and Spa Resort (Phone 09 864 1188).

The boulders at Kemasik Beach (26 June, 2015)
© Christopher Harriot

Two islets linked by sandbars to Kemasik Beach (26 June, 2015)
© Christopher Harriot

The waters of the South China Sea was so clear on Kemasik Beach that you can see the submerged boulders. (26 June, 2015)
© Christopher Harriot

I arrived at Kemasik Beach on a stormy day evening. Stopped to admire the scenery, before the rain drove us back into the car.

Kemasik Beach, Terengganu (31 December, 2006)

360° View of Kemasik Beach on Google Maps Street View

Kemasik Beach, Terengganu

Kemasik Beach, Terengganu

Kemasik Beach, Terengganu (31 December, 2006)


Boats and a shelter at Kemasik Beach, Terengganu (31 January, 2006)


The waves coming in at Kemasik Beach, Terengganu (31 January, 2006)


The waves coming in at Kemasik Beach, Terengganu (31 January, 2006)

Kemasik Beach is on the map of Beaches in Terengganu

Kemasik Beach is on the Map of Terengganu

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