Tusan Cliff Beach, Miri: Address, Tusan Cliff Beach Reviews: 4/5
Tusan Cliff Beach
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Daniel T
6 contributions
Jun 2020
The iconic horse head of the Tusan beach is now a pile of rubble amidst the upgrading project taking place at the beach. It could be due to both natural and man-made reasons. If you are thinking of visiting any beaches in Miri, never go with the expectations of clear blue seawater, white sandy beaches and sparkling clean sand. These will only lead to disappointment.
Written 24 June 2020
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HTH
Kuching, Malaysia147 contributions
Dec 2019 • Solo
This tourist spot destination is around 40km from Miri city,it takes 50 minutes to reach the beach that near to Bekenu town.
People may astonished by remarkable bioluminescence especially during blue stunning sight season walking along the seaside.
People may astonished by remarkable bioluminescence especially during blue stunning sight season walking along the seaside.
Written 16 April 2020
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Christine B
Fordingbridge, UK1,360 contributions
Feb 2020
This definitely wasn't a place to go for swimming/beach/picnic.
It was nice just for the sunset.
You parked on the top cliff area & had to negotiate all sorts of building works (I hope it isn't going to be a hotel or big development!).
You couldn't see how to get down to the beach. The normal steps were put out of action - didn't look too safe to me.
I followed some locals & eventually found a way down.
I got some nice late afternoon/sunset photos & then left.
Visit was pretty short.
I think it was probably lovely ONCE.
It was nice just for the sunset.
You parked on the top cliff area & had to negotiate all sorts of building works (I hope it isn't going to be a hotel or big development!).
You couldn't see how to get down to the beach. The normal steps were put out of action - didn't look too safe to me.
I followed some locals & eventually found a way down.
I got some nice late afternoon/sunset photos & then left.
Visit was pretty short.
I think it was probably lovely ONCE.
Written 8 March 2020
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sujitc997
Miri, Malaysia22 contributions
Dec 2019
A short drive from city of Miri Malaysia in the northern part of state of Sarawak. Very near to Brunei Darussalam border. Relaxing destination fur from crowded tourist places. Nature has created it's own pictorial stand in local language "Memang Baik"
Written 5 March 2020
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Ahza
2 contributions
Feb 2020 • Solo
Tusan cliff already gone due to construction works. Sad to see such heritage to be vanished in a blink of eye.
Written 22 February 2020
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Shyan
Brunei Darussalam22 contributions
Feb 2020 • Friends
Currently under constructions. Stairway entrance down to the sea was in bad condition. Although you can still try to make your way down, just be extra careful. You should try the coconut ice-cream by the road. It’s good. Tried the Fresh Coconut and it was very refreshing. Cost roughly RM5 per coconut. Enjoy 😁
Written 19 February 2020
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Victor T
13 contributions
Jun 2019 • Couples
It's sad to see a beach that's been littered and no longer maintained. Just crap everywhere and doesn't look good at all. =(
Written 15 June 2019
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LKFMIRI
Miri, Malaysia4 contributions
May 2019 • Family
Went there last week and the view there is magnificent! There are a few stalls selling coconut ice cream and local foods nearby. It's a place to visit if you are in Miri!
Written 14 May 2019
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t4tortoise
Singapore, Singapore104 contributions
Apr 2019 • Family
Lovely spot for sunsets. Horse rock nice but a good 15min walk down the beach.
Access to beach is a bit hazardous (be careful and ready to get wet)
Went on a Thursday and the food stalls seemed closed. (We bought KFC along w us so no issues)
We had a rented car .. doing lambir in the morning.
About 45mins south from Miri.
Access to beach is a bit hazardous (be careful and ready to get wet)
Went on a Thursday and the food stalls seemed closed. (We bought KFC along w us so no issues)
We had a rented car .. doing lambir in the morning.
About 45mins south from Miri.
Written 20 April 2019
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AlanLau
14 contributions
Feb 2019
The "Blue Tears" is a rare occurrence which has not been seen for a long time. Meanwhile the cliff ... anyone cray enough to jump off it? :D
Written 15 April 2019
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Li-Jin L
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia13 contributions
Hi I'm planning to go Tusan beach in mid May 2019. My main purpose is to see blue tears. Is there any season for blue tears? Can we see it in May? I read some say in Nov & Dec. Some say wee morning hours. Kindly advise. Thx.
ALR0609
Kuantan, Malaysia479 contributions
Hi Li Jin L
The best chance to see the blue tears is apparently in nov-dec. But even then, it is more of luck.
Good luck!
Daniel Wong
2 contributions
Can we visit and stroll around Tusan beach without tour guide? And is there any available transport back to miri town at night?
Yi C
Miri, Malaysia80 contributions
You can visit and stroll around Tusan beach without a tour guide. It is easy. Get a grab, or a privately arranged driver for a return trip. There is no public transport in this area.
pianocello
Shah Alam, Malaysia1,170 contributions
I am planning to go in late August with my family. My family includes an elderly woman and two babies. How is the access pathway to the beach for the less mobile? Also is the sandfly situation bad? With these concerns in mind, should I still go with my family? Thanks for your reply in advance.
Gracie_Chen
Singapore, Singapore97 contributions
Not advisable to go with seniors / babies who are less mobile.
There is no proper "concrete staircase" , just a dirt track and mud steps down to the beach area closer to the waves .
The "railings" is just ropes/bamboo poles for some support , but in my opinion still pretty treacherous
Unless you just wanted to see the sunset , then it's ok to leave the less mobile members near the carpark area while the fitter ones can go down and walk closer to the waves and also to see the cliff.
There are some sandflies but not super bad probably because we went to the beach after it rained .
However there are plenty of mosquitoes at the toilet area .
mikoodette
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia6 contributions
hi, when is the perfect time/month to see the blue phenomenon at Tusan Cliffs? Also, how to the check the current tide there?
Any advise?
charleneSL
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia12 contributions
I just came back from Miri. Managed to see blue tears. Were there end Sept. Went to the beach to watch sunset then had dinner somewhere else. We waited after dinner to return to the beach again. Apparently the plankton will only "glow" when it's being agitated. We walked down the cliff and walked in the waves. So be careful when you walk down the cliff. Remember to bring touch light.
Hi. May I know which date exactly did you went to the Tuscan beach? Do you see the blue tear?
Yi C
Miri, Malaysia80 contributions
I can go to the Tusan Beach any time as I live nearby. I have not been able to see the blue tears myself.
Is there any label of Tusan Beach along the road? I would prefer to drive all by my self
Yi C
Miri, Malaysia80 contributions
Yes, there is a huge sign board. Driving from Miri, it will be on our right.
how to get there from miri town?
Zie Suzie
130 contributions
taxi much better. bas would not pass this area.
is there any chalet or homestay?
Yi C
Miri, Malaysia80 contributions
The nearest homestay is Tim's Hideout. Beraya.
Frequently Asked Questions about Tusan Cliff Beach
- Hotels near Tusan Cliff Beach:
- (0.00 km) JJ Home2stay
- (0.00 km) New Hua Kiew
- (0.14 km) Today Inn
- (0.14 km) JJ Homestay
- (10.57 km) Kingwood Boutique Hotel
- Restaurants near Tusan Cliff Beach:
- (0.00 km) Kok Garden
- (0.00 km) Pete's Deli
- (0.00 km) Miri Marriott Resort & Spa
- (0.00 km) The Workshop Grill
- (0.11 km) Lakeview Cafe & Restaurant