Talim Beach is a secluded area connected to the main Matabungkay beach. It is known for its rocky terrain and the presence of both live and dead corals near the shore. The beach is not ideal for swimming due to its rocky nature and the presence of corals. However, it is a beautiful place for those who wish to relax and enjoy the tranquility, as it is often not crowded.
The beach is also suitable for group activities, with clear water adding to its charm. Despite its seclusion, it is easily accessible from Matabungkay, a more crowded beach area.
Talim Beach is also a popular spot for camping, offering peace and quiet to its visitors. However, due to its remote location, visitors are advised to bring necessary items such as powerbanks and flashlights for their convenience. The beach is well-preserved, further enhancing its natural beauty.
Visitor reviews highlight the beauty and tranquility of the beach, with many appreciating its seclusion and well-preserved nature. The clear water and abundance of corals near the shore are also frequently mentioned as highlights. However, visitors complain about the rocky beach and sea floor, which make swimming less enjoyable.
If you’re planning a trip to Talim Beach, consider staying in the nearby town of Lian, which offers various accommodation options. Many visitors also choose to stay in Matabungkay, where they can enjoy the amenities of a more developed beach area while being close to Talim Beach for a quieter experience.
The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.
| Low / High | 27.6°C/28.7°C |
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| Feels Like (High) | 35.8°C |
| Sea Temperature | 29.2 °C |
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| Wave Height | 0.4 m |
| Rain Chance | 78% |
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| Rainfall | 12.6 mm |
| Rain Duration | 13 h |
| Sunrise / Sunset | 05:46/18:02 |
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| Sunshine Hours | 9.6 hrs |
| UV Index | 8.9 |
| Cloud Cover | 70% |
| Speed | 10.8 km/h |
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| Gusts | 23.4 km/h |
| Direction | E |
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