Watu Ulo

Long stretches of brown sand meet coral rocks at Watu Ulo Beach, where a massive stone formation extends into the Indonesian ocean waters.

During World War II, Japanese military forces built defensive fortifications along this coastline, with remaining structures now integrated into the landscape.

Local fishermen participate in the Larung Sesaji ceremony each year on the seventh day of Syawal, casting offerings into the sea as gratitude.

The beach maintains facilities including camping grounds, food vendors, and restrooms, with entrance fees of 7,500 rupiah per person and designated parking areas.

A giant rock formation resembling a snake's body with scaled contours stretches from the shore into the sea, giving the beach its name Watu Ulo.

Location: Jawa Timur

Address: Pantai Watu Ulo, Sumberrejo, Ambulu, Jember Regency, East Java 68172, Indonesia 68172

Website: https://s.id/hotelterdekat

GPS coordinates: -8.42616,113.56795

Latest update: April 30, 2025 07:20