Angsana Beach, Coastal beach in South Kalimantan, Indonesia.

Angsana Beach is a light-brown sand beach in Angsana Tanah Bumbu District, South Kalimantan, Indonesia. The sand slopes gently to calm seawater, with footprints and shallow indentations in the foreground and a darker, smoother edge where it meets the water. Shade trees grow around the shore, and people sit and stand at the water's edge.

Angsana Beach lies in Angsana District, Tanah Bumbu Regency, South Kalimantan, behind an oil palm plantation. It is reached by roughly five hours of overland travel from Banjarmasin. The local government has since developed the site, and it now draws growing numbers of domestic visitors.

The sea shapes daily life here, and fishing boats anchor offshore throughout the day. Simple wooden restaurants built on stilts over the water let visitors eat while watching the activity on the sea.

Getting here involves taking public transport from Banjarmasin to the Kilometer 6 terminal, then a short motorcycle taxi ride to the shore. Arriving early in the morning gives you calmer water and a quieter beach.

Three snorkeling spots are reachable from the shore: Batu Anjir, Sungai Dua Laut, and Karang Rima, each with different coral formations and marine species. Those who return several times often notice details they missed on earlier visits.