Batu Hitam, Coastal beach in Kuantan District, Malaysia.

Batu Hitam is a beach in Kuantan District featuring large stone formations in shades of grey and dark blue scattered across sections of white sand. The area provides public amenities including a hawker center, parking, walking paths with seating, and restrooms for visitors.

The name comes from Malay words meaning 'black stone', named after the geological features visible at this location. The stone formations developed over time through natural erosion and coastal processes.

Families and fishers come to this beach as part of their daily routine, making it an important gathering place for the local community. The shoreline holds meaning for residents who value it as a social and recreational hub throughout the seasons.

Batu Hitam lies about 10 km from Kuantan, and the beach fills with picnickers from near and far at weekends, so come early or on a weekday. Camping space is available on the beach and by the sea, and bathing and washing facilities are provided for visitors. Food stalls nearby sell fried noodles, curry noodles, fried rice and grilled fish.

Batu Hitam lies about 10 km from Kuantan, and its name means "Black Stones" in Malay, taken from the dark stones lying on the white sand. On weekends the beach fills with picnickers from near and far who camp and swim here.