Wohkudu Beach

Wohkudu Beach is on the southern coast of Gunungkidul, Yogyakarta, known for its quiet location and beautiful scenery. Surrounded by tall limestone cliffs, the beach feels peaceful and far from crowds at other tourist spots. Its natural setting, clear views, and calm atmosphere attract campers, photographers, and anyone seeking a relaxed beach visit.

Entrance Fee

Wohkudu Beach is in Girikarto Village, Panggang District, Gunungkidul Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta. It takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to get there from Yogyakarta city center by car or motorcycle.

Visitors usually pay a standard entrance fee of about IDR 10,000 per person for Gunungkidul beaches. Extra parking fees depend on your vehicle. From the parking lot, you walk down a fairly steep path for a few minutes to reach the beach, so wear comfortable shoes.

What’s Inside

The beach has a small crescent-shaped shoreline with tall limestone cliffs and rocky areas. Unlike other busy beaches in Gunungkidul, Wohkudu is usually quiet. Visitors can enjoy the sound of the waves and natural beauty without large crowds.

Camping is a favorite activity at Wohkudu Beach. A grassy area near the shore lets you set up a tent and watch the sunset or sunrise. You can also relax on the sand, take photos of the cliffs and ocean, explore nearby rocks, or enjoy the calm atmosphere.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Wohkudu Beach is during the dry season, from May to October. Trails are easier to walk, and the weather is ideal for camping and outdoor activities in these months. Many people come late afternoon to watch the sunset and stay overnight. This lets them enjoy the quiet, peaceful beach under the stars.