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The research objective is to determine the coastal area s carrying capacity, which is the main focus of research. The research has been conducted for three months, starting from Juny 2020 to August 2020. The data needed in this study consists of primary data and secondary data. Primary data comes from information that supports the achievement of research objectives. Primary data can come from field information, community information, and documents relevant to the achievement of research objectives. Secondary data consists of data related to the management and utilization of coastal areas, traditional and modern, and various other relevant documents. Primary collected data by observations and field surveys, interviews with key informants, namely people recorded as having lived in coastal areas for a long time. The in depth interview process carried out using an interview guide, which contains the informant s main things. Technical Sampling by Purposive Sampling, namely the area selected based on its ability to answer and provide information about the problem and research objectives. The area taken as the sample is because the researcher thinks that the coastal area has the information needed for his research. The number of samples taken was three districts from a homogeneous sub-district population. Analysis of the priority of coastal area development using an integrated approach This analysis will be carried out using the process hierarchy analysis (AHP). The conclusion that fishing technology has not been able to maximize fisheries full potential in marine areas. The government must immediatelybuilding infrastructure that supports downstreaming in coastal areas, encouraging increased capacity or volume of capture fisheries using fishermen s technology.