Located 40 kms South of Bandar Lampung, on the way to the seaport of Bakauheni, the beach is ideal for swimming and wind surfing. Cottages are available.

Located in Pugung Raharjo village, 40 kms northeast of Bandar Lampung is a site of Megalith and prehistoric relics, as well those of the classical Hindu-Buddhist period.

An inhabited island, Krakatau is located on the southern part of the Bay of Lampung. Krakatau is reachable in three hours by boat from Canti, a fishing village near Kalianda, South Lampung. Anak Krakatau (Child of Krakatau) is still growing, first emerging from the sea in early 1928, 45 years after the legendary eruption in 1883.

The capital of Lampung has several interesting places such as the Museum and the Monument of Krakatau Eruption, as well as Tapis textiles or art dance performances.