Pantai Bocor, Coastal beach in Central Java, Indonesia

Pantai Bocor is a beach on the southern coast of Central Java, Indonesia, about 400 km southeast of Jakarta, in a tropical monsoon climate with temperatures around 24 °C and October highs near 26 °C. The site is listed as a beach in the province of Central Java.

The area has been shaped by traditional fishing practices since the early settlements of Javanese coastal communities. These maritime activities have remained part of local life across many generations.

The name Bocor means "leak" in Indonesian, referring to water seeping through cracks in the coastal rocks. Visitors can watch this seepage along the shoreline, where the flow changes with the tide.

Pantai Bocor lies on Java's southern coast, about 400 km from Jakarta, in a wet tropical climate with roughly 3,277 mm of rain a year and January the wettest month. October, at about 26 °C, is the warmest month; July, at about 23 °C, the coolest. Plan around the heavy rains.

The beach gets its name from water seeping through cracks in the coastal rocks, which translates to leak in Indonesian. This geological feature creates changing patterns visible across the shoreline throughout the day.