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Goa Petruk
Still natural (not crowded). You must be accompanied by an official guide. There is no lighting so bring a flashlight. The return journey into the cave can take up to two hours. Your feet will get wet because there is water on the cave floor. Inside the cave, there are various stalagmites and a waterfall.
Ayah Beach
As well as the beach, there is also a mangrove forest. Boat rides available.
A nature park organised by the local community, consisting of a beach and waterfall. There is also rappelling and a flying fox.
Pantai Karangbolong
Next to Suwuk beach. There is a small cave near the beach (hence the name: karang means coral, and bolong means hole). Similar to Suwuk beach, Karangbolong is surrounded by limestone hills.
Pantai Menganti
A newly-developed destination in Kebumen. Not so many facilities but its natural beauty makes people call it the New Zealand of Kebumen.
Pasir Beach
A new vacation spot on five different beaches: Pasir, Lampon, Tanjung Karang Penganten, Gebyuran and Surmanis. There are several caves, a waterfall, and hills to camp on.