Kampung Gambu Beach

Kampung Gambu Beach is a medium-sized sand beach in the Tanjung Sepang area, known for choppy water and small-wave conditions with cloudy water during the Northeast Monsoon. It’s primarily a kitesurfing spot, with wingfoiling also possible when conditions and water depth allow. Wind is most favorable from the north through northeast sector (N, NNE, NE), with the strongest months listed as January, February, March, and December. During peak monsoon months, wind reliability is described as medium-high, and riders commonly see winds in the roughly 12–25 knot range, with moderate gustiness. Safety considerations are central here: rocks are reported near the shore, and additional hazards may include fishing nets and debris. Launching can become more complicated at low tide because it may expose additional rocks. There’s no dedicated on-site rescue, so riders should plan conservatively, especially around near-shore hazards and changing shoreline conditions. Facilities are limited, so the spot is best approached self-sufficiently—bringing appropriate gear and planning for access/parking. Local guidance also emphasizes avoiding interference with fishing activities.