Glagah Beach Kulon Progo: Tetrapods & Lagoon
A line of four-legged concrete tetrapods stretches along the shore as a wave breaker and doubles as a distinctive photo backdrop.
Things to Do in Kulon Progo
Beaches in Kulon Progo stretch along the southwestern coast of the Special Region, with a character distinct from those of Gunungkidul or Bantul. Glagah Beach with its tetrapod breakwaters and natural lagoon is the area's icon, while Congot Beach offers a more down-to-earth atmosphere alongside a lively fishing scene. The strong southern ocean waves rule out swimming, but the beaches are ideal for fishing, catching the sunset, or simply stopping over after landing at YIA Airport. Given the proximity to YIA, Kulon Progo's beaches often serve as the opening or closing stop in a 3-day Yogyakarta tour package.
A line of four-legged concrete tetrapods stretches along the shore as a wave breaker and doubles as a distinctive photo backdrop.