Blebak Beach, Beach in Sekuro Village, Jepara, Indonesia.

Blebak Beach is a sandy coastline in Sekuro Village near Jepara, with soft sand and scattered coral pieces along the waterline. The waves are gentle and the water shallow, making for easy access to the sea.

Blebak Beach lies in Sekuro Village, Mlonggo District, Jepara Regency, about 10 km south of the Jepara Regent's office. The shore is lined with mangrove forest and fishermen's boat platforms (bagan), and the water stays waist-deep for roughly 100 m out, which is why families with children come here. It draws crowds on Fridays, weekends and public holidays.

The village community here has long been shaped by fishing families who continue their daily work along the shore. This maritime way of life remains central to how locals use and understand the space.

The access road from Jepara is in good condition, and the beach lies about 10 km south of the regent's office. Facilities include a mosque, rinse rooms, toilets, trash cans, and parking for cars, motorcycles, and bicycles. The water stays waist-deep up to 100 metres out, so children can wade safely. The beach is busiest on Fridays, weekends, and public holidays.

A small freshwater lake near the shore offers pedal boat activities in the shape of ducks. This unusual combination of sea and lake in one location makes the place memorable for families.