Teluk Kampi

Teluk Kampi is the longest seashore in the national park. Many of the artifacts and history can be found in the beach. Teluk Kampi is one more remote beach and I am sure it can give the visitors a clean seaside and quiet natural environment. Commonly, the path to the Teluk Kampi is hiking start from the Pantai Kerachut, then cross over the Tanjung Kerachut and then down to the Teluk Kampi. It may take approximately another one and half hour to reach the destination. The trail to the beach is a bit challenging especially raining day but it is worth for this trip. Along the trail, there are tell-tale signs boards to give good understanding on the past history about the defense post of the Japanese Army during World War 2. Although it is tired after three hours jungle trekking, I can guarantee you will have a relaxing mind at the beach. #urbanexplorer #happylaborday #beachvacation