Pantai Seri Kenangan
A beach in Tutong on a spit between the South China Sea and the Tutong river.
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Pantai Seri Kenangan sits on a narrow spit at Tutong with the South China Sea on one side and the Tutong river on the other, so both are visible from the same stretch of sand, which is the reason it is the district's best known beach. Casuarina trees run along it and shelters and stalls operate at weekends. A royal rest house stands at one end of the spit.
What you actually see
- The two waters - sea on one side and river on the other from the same spit.
- The casuarina trees - the stand running the length of the beach.
- The spit - the narrow tongue of sand dividing river from sea.
- The rest house - the royal building at the end of the spit.
When to go
Year round. Weekends bring families and the stalls operate. Monsoon swell from around November to February makes the sea rough.
Honest expectations
Currents where the river meets the sea are dangerous and swimming there is unwise. Facilities operate mainly at weekends. Litter after busy periods is a problem.
Nearby
Tutong town is inland, and Seria is southwest.
What to pack for Pantai Seri Kenangan
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Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.
