Pujut · West Nusa Tenggara · Indonesia
Tanjung Aan Beach
You'll walk barefoot across sands that feel more like flour than silica—rounded quartz grains worn smooth by millennia of Indian Ocean waves. The double-bay geography means you choose your mood: surf-lapped east cove or sheltered western arc where fishing boats bob. Locals call this stretch the jewel of Lombok's south coast, and the light alone makes the claim stick.
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You'll walk barefoot across sands that feel more like flour than silica—rounded quartz grains worn smooth by millennia of Indian Ocean waves. The double-bay geography means you choose your mood: surf-lapped east cove or sheltered western arc where fishing boats bob. Locals call this stretch the jewel of Lombok's south coast, and the light alone makes the claim stick.
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About this beach
Where it is
Tanjung Aan Beach
Pujut, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
-8.9090°, 116.3070°
Top things to do
At Tanjung Aan Beach
Wade the West
Shallow calm bay for floaters
Ride East Swells
Mellow beach break for intermediates
Climb the Headland
Panoramic double-bay vantage at sunrise
Warung Grilled Fish
Snapper with sambal at shoreline
Near this beach
Places, rentals, tours and events within walking and driving distance of Tanjung Aan Beach.
Questions people actually ask about Tanjung Aan Beach.
Is Tanjung Aan Beach safe for swimming?
Tanjung Aan Beach generally offers calm, swimmable conditions, especially in the sheltered western bay area where the water is typically gentle and suitable for families. However, conditions vary depending on the season and tide. During the wet season (November-March), waves can become stronger and currents more unpredictable. The eastern section tends to have slightly rougher surf. Always check local conditions before entering the water, stay within designated swimming areas, and be cautious during high tide or after storms when currents can strengthen unexpectedly.
When is the best time to visit Tanjung Aan Beach?
Tanjung Aan Beach is accessible year-round, but the dry season (April-October) offers the most reliable weather with sunny skies and calm seas, making it ideal for swimming and beach activities. July and August see peak crowds but also the best conditions. The wet season (November-March) brings afternoon rain showers and occasional rough seas, though mornings are often clear. For fewer crowds and still-good weather, consider visiting during shoulder months like April-May or September-October when you'll enjoy pleasant conditions with more space on the sand.
