Landscape Planning Recommendations for TISKA Beach (Taman Indah Srengsem Kereta Api) Coastal Tourism in Bandar Lampung City

Rizka Nabilah Nabilah, Septi Maulidyah, Alda Mauliani

Abstract


The southern part of Lampung Province holds significant potential for the development of marine tourism, one of which is Taman Indah Srengsem Kereta Api (TISKA) Beach, located in Srengsem, Panjang District, Bandar Lampung City. Formerly a storage area for PT KAI goods and later abandoned, the site is now being revitalized as a tourism destination. The physical characteristics of TISKA Beach include relatively calm waves, a gently sloping shoreline, scenic hill views, and the activity of passing large vessels, all of which contribute to its distinctive visual appeal. Nevertheless, the existing condition reveals limited facilities and derelict buildings that reduce its aesthetic quality. This study employs a mixed-methods approach (quantitative and qualitative) through observation, SWOT scoring, interviews, and documentation. Data analysis was conducted using SWOT to identify the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats in the development of TISKA Beach. The findings highlight the need for improved facilities, landscape arrangement, and routine maintenance to enhance visitor comfort and safety. Development strategies include the addition of design elements (gazebos, swings, boardwalks), provision of public facilities (toilets, parking, prayer rooms, tourist information centers), and recreational features (outbound areas, photo spots, and culinary plazas). Management recommendations emphasize the integration of aesthetic, ecological, and socio-economic aspects to support TISKA Beach’s growth as a sustainable, competitive, and community-beneficial marine tourism destination


Keywords


tourist attraction; TISKA Beach; Coastal Landscape; SWOT;

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