Tanjung Bidara, Melaka

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Melaka is just next to the Malacca Straits but they does not have a beach. The nearest beach is more than 40 minutes away from the city which is known as Tanjung Bidara. I was there to check out the sunset. 
No really a huge beach to do some private activities but it is enough to make the locals happy with their one and only beach.
You can see far ahead there are large ships around so you can imagine the sea color here is in grey.
There is a small stream rushing out from the inland to the sea. The stream here is pretty deep and the water rushing out quite strongly.
She is enjoying her moments while I enjoying mine too.
Unfortunately, the clouds are too thick to disappoint me. No sunset photo this time but I am glad I was here.
Cleanliness: 2/5
Activity: None
Recommended?: No
Location: Jalan Bukit Tinggi, 78300 Masjid Tanah, Melaka, Malaysia

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