The site (MAHS-IDN-ACH-ABS-MRY-S-003) is a large wall running right along the coast. It is surrounded by sea to the north, elongated hills to the west and south, and the mouth of Krueng Lubhok to the east. This fortress faces Lubhok Bay, between Ujung Batee Kapal and Ujung Pelancu. 
There is a wall structure with two bastions on both front corners, a foundation structure, a mound with stone on it, and several graves. Around the site, there are many stone ruins. There are traces of ruins  up to about 300 m from the main site to the southeast.
There are also some surface finds of ceramic and pottery sherds across the site.

This feature (MAHS-IDN-ACH-ABS-MRY-S-003-F001) is an open trapezium with walls on the west, north, and east sides. It is part of a large coastal defensive fortification. The west wall is about 28 meters long and and relatively intact. The north wall is about 90 meters long has already suffered a lot of damage. There are some embrasures to place cannons. Many have been damaged, only three are still clearly visible. The east wall is about 25 meters long is only survived by its foundation. The north wall is the front side facing the sea. The walls of this fort are composed of andesite stone with lime-plaster.  What is left of the walls range in height, with the highest points between 3 - 4 meters. The thickness of the walls at the bottom is wider than the top. At the top, the 1 m wide outer side is made higher about 1 meter. The inner side about 1.2 m wide is used as a walkway or corridor.
This wall is connected to the bastion at the east and west corners.
