Living Asia Resort

Nearby dining options emphasize fresh seafood and Indonesian flavors. Kampong Dedaun (4.5★, 350 reviews) stands out with its beachfront setting, live music, and diverse menu, while The Well Restaurant & Cafe (4.8★, 373 reviews) offers international dishes like steaks and ice cream in a trendy, family-friendly space. For authentic local cuisine, Rm Sian Lie Seafood Baru (4.5★) serves grilled seafood in a casual environment, and Moonlight Cafe Belitung (4.7★) specializes in artisanal coffee and desserts. These venues cater to both intimate dinners and group gatherings, with many offering outdoor seating amidst coastal or garden views.

Billiton Ekobeach Retreat (4.7★) provides rustic-chic beachfront cottages with personalized service, while Dafam Resort Belitung (4.8★) offers modern rooms and easy beach access. Capital O 399 Kelayang Beach Hotel (4.4★) features straightforward accommodations steps from the sand. Upscale options like Sheraton Belitung Resort (7.2 km away) deliver international dining and luxury amenities. Most properties emphasize proximity to marine activities and cultural sites, blending convenience with Belitung’s natural charm.

Living Asia Resort’s beach provides basic amenities such as restrooms and shaded lounging areas, with rental equipment available for water sports. Nearby resorts offer enhanced facilities like Wi-Fi, breakfast service, and concierge-guided tours. Picnic spots and casual beachfront seating are common, though permanent structures are minimal to preserve the natural environment. Guests often rely on nearby hotels for showers and storage facilities.

Swimming and snorkeling dominate the calm waters, while kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding are popular rentals. Land-based activities include beach volleyball and cycling along coastal paths. Cultural tours to granite rock formations and traditional fishing villages provide immersive experiences. Evening live music at select restaurants enhances the social scene.

Wheelchair-accessible restrooms and parking are available at adjacent resorts like Dafam Resort Belitung. However, natural sand paths and uneven terrain near the shoreline pose challenges. Some restaurants, including Kampong Dedaun, provide ramp access and adapted seating.

Free parking lots are available directly at beach entrances and nearby resorts, with ample space for cars and small buses. Street parking is accessible along coastal roads, though signage is limited. Paid parking is uncommon, reflecting the area’s undeveloped charm.

Belitung’s distinct granite rock formations were shaped by millennia of wind and sea erosion, inspiring local folklore. The area gained international fame as a filming location for *Laskar Pelangi* (2008), sparking tourism growth. Unique marine life includes rare jellyfish species that glow bioluminescently at night.

Tanjung Kelayang Beach’s iconic granite boulders and lighthouse are within 10 km, alongside traditional boat-building workshops in coastal villages. The Kaolin Lake’s surreal white-and-blue landscape offers a striking contrast to the region’s greenery. Island-hopping tours to Lengkuas Island (home to a historic 19th-century lighthouse) are easily arranged.