Pantai Trisik, Beach in Kulon Progo, Indonesia.

Pantai Trisik is a gently sloping black-sand beach in Banaran, Galur, in Kulon Progo, about 20 km from Wates and 30 km from Yogyakarta. Its eastern edge is bounded by the mouth of the Progo River, the natural border between Kulon Progo and Bantul regencies.

This beach has served generations of local fishers as a primary fishing ground supporting traditional maritime practices. Over time the area became established as a fishing center and maintains this role in the community today.

Every first day of Syuro in the Javanese calendar, fishers and villagers hold a labuhan sedekah laut at Pantai Trisik, an offering to the sea asking for the safety of the fishermen. The rite is organised by the local community itself, and the estuary nearby is watched over by residents who run a sea turtle hatchery.

The beach is accessible via a well-maintained road network from nearby towns and is easy to reach by car or motorcycle. Water conditions vary with the seasons so check local advice before swimming or engaging in water activities.

This location serves as a stopover for migratory birds during their seasonal journeys and hosts a community-run sea turtle protection initiative. Visitors can observe this conservation work at the river estuary and see how the site supports wildlife preservation.