Pantai Batu Lubang(U)

Visitors can enjoy diverse culinary options near Pantai Batu Lubang, including ARANG LAMPUNG Grill & Beach, a barbecue spot with a 4.5-star rating and seaside dining, and Bebek Mas Mun BakauHeni, a duck restaurant praised for its authentic Indonesian flavors. Budget-friendly choices like Rumah Makan Ibu Wawan 2 (4.5 stars, Rp 25-50K) serve quick bites, while D'PAWON (5 stars) offers grilled seafood in a casual setting. For late-night options, RM Bunda Kanaya operates 24/7 with kid-friendly menus[^][^].

Minangrua Beach Inn, just steps from the shore, provides 4.8-star accommodations with direct beach access. Budget-conscious travelers can opt for Reddoorz Near Pelabuhan Bakauheni Lampung (4.4 stars), offering Wi-Fi and a convenient location 4.7km from the beach[^][^].

The beach area offers basic amenities like restrooms and picnic spaces under BUMDes Kelawi Mandiri’s management[5]. While specific details about showers or rentals aren’t explicitly stated, neighboring establishments provide restroom access and casual dining facilities[^].

Swimming and beachcombing are popular in the calm waters, while nearby attractions facilitate snorkeling and coastal hiking[3][5]. The area’s growing ecotourism focus includes guided nature tours, though water sports infrastructure remains limited based on available data[^].

Some restaurants like RM Sukamenanti dua advertise wheelchair-accessible restrooms, but no beach-specific ramps or equipment are confirmed[^]. The flat coastal terrain offers some natural accessibility, though visitors with mobility challenges should verify conditions locally[^].

Free street parking is commonly available near restaurants and hotels, such as at Rumah Makan & Penginapan Mini Khas Atas[^]. Dedicated beach parking isn’t detailed in sources, but the area’s low-density layout suggests manageable parking during non-peak periods[^].

Desa Kelawi made history in 2023 as Indonesia’s first village with a registered avocado variety (Alpukat Sipit), earning a MURI record[4]. The beach’s name (‘Hole Rock Beach’) likely references its geological features, though specific formations aren’t detailed in available sources[^].

Nearby Minang Rua Beach features coastal hiking trails and biodiversity, while the award-winning Desa Kelawi offers cultural experiences like its renowned Alpukat Sipit orchards[3][4]. Pelabuhan Bakauheni, a major ferry port, adds logistical convenience[^].