Beaches Bali

Bali's Beaches

Bali was once under the radar from the rest of the world back in the 1950s and was only a secret location among the locals and adventurous tourists. In only a few short years, Bali has made international recognition – mainly for its magnificent white sand beaches and surfing. Since then Bali's beaches have been developed into an important economic industry, yet the beaches themselves have remained pristine through the help of the locals and concerned travellers.

With that said, there is one thing that you should do in Bali and that is to put on your swimming attire and go to their beaches. In this list, we take a look at the many various beaches that Bali has to offer. Some of the beaches are commonly visited while some of them are quite hidden away from the public and might need an effort to get to. One thing is for sure, that the various beaches of Bali will be the highlight of your trip.

Melasti Beach

One of the most beautiful beaches, if not the best in Bali with pristine aquamarine waters that used to fly low on the radar is Melasti Beach.

In South Bali, nearer to Uluwatu this white sand beach used to be less inhabited but they constructed a road making it more accessible to locals and tourists alike. Presently, it has more tourists but it’s still comparatively less crowded than Bali’s other popular beaches.

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Swimming is the chosen activity here since the waves are smaller for surfing than the other beaches. Driving down towards Melasti Beach is scenic in itself. The winding asphalt road above the huge limestone cliffs offers you an unparalleled vista of the rolling turquoise blue waters. This breathtaking view has often been used as a background shot for several photo shoots. If you can, stop for a moment and take picturesque shots of this beach spot surrounded by verdant greenery that instantly relaxes you.

It’s called Melasti Beach because a Hindu Balinese ritual is commonly observed here. Melasti is a ceremony for purification performed a couple of days before Nyepi Day or Day of Silence in Bali. Getting to Melasti Beach, you can either rent a scooter or a four-wheeled drive vehicle with a driver. For a minimal entrance fee, you are guaranteed to enjoy one of the finest and crystal clear waters on Bali Island.

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Melasti Beach,No.8, Gg. VIII,
Ungasan, South Kuta, Badung Regency,
Bali 80234, Indonesia

Open 24 Hours

03619009270

www.badungtourism.com

Jimbaran Beach

Jimbaran beach and bay are famed for their paradise-like qualities in Bali’s southwestern coast. The beach is part of the slender cape connecting Bali inland and the Bukit Peninsula. The beach and the bay of Jimbaran bid a lot of small secluded areas. The tranquillity and peace you can find here are reproduced as soon as you experience the mystical sunset.

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Jimbaran Bay mildly slopes from the beach which shows the magnificent paradise-like front. There are numerous places hidden near the covering of palm groves that are great for a sunset viewing and a swim. Jimbaran Beach is also known as the home of luxury hotels. These include the likes of the Four Seasons Resort and the InterContinental Bali Resort & Spa. If you need somewhere to stay economically, then there are also other various low-cost hotels.

Because of this, Jimbaran has a surprisingly unique combination of luxury resorts within a local fishing community. It’s a great area to sit back, have a seafood dinner on the beach, stopover the local markets and spend the day at the beach. Even better, the bay isn’t as crowded as other places in Bali so there is definitely a lot of room for you to play around this beautiful district.

The actual beauty of Jimbaran Bay is the dusk. There is surely nothing like it when it comes to Jimbaran Bay, plus you also get to appreciate the beach, the seafood, and the kindness of the local community. Jimbaran Bay is the kind of place where you just can't help but relax. It is assured that in Jimbaran, entire days go by and before you know it, all you have done is walk, rest, get a massage, swim, eat and enjoy the closing sunset at the beach.

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Be sure to secure a table at one of the numerous restaurants around right before sunset, the beach can get very crowded during the time.
You might go visit the local stores, which sell fresh seafood on the market which you can cook later on the barbecue spots on the beach.
The traditional market in Jimbaran also sells fresh fruits that you can readily eat.
Don’t forget to bring sunblock and any skincare products. The heat in Jimbaran can get particularly hot especially in the morning.
The beach also offers dozens of world-class spas nearby. Check them out right before you get a massage in the afternoon.

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Jimbaran Bay Beach Resort & Spa, Jl. Pantai Kedonganan 888, Jimbaran Bay, Bali – Indonesia

Open 24 Hours

62361705999

www.jimbaranbaybeach.com

Seminyak Beach

Seminyak beach is Bali's most sophisticated and classy beach resort area. It's home to some of the island's most luxury resorts. It also hosts a number of fine restaurants and boutiques. Fashion stores line Seminyak's streets. You can also find some of Bali's topmost dining spots where international chefs cook up world-class cuisine. The sights along Jalan Petitenget and Jalan Kayu Aya are also quite eclectic and are a must-see for any visitor.

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Seminyak Beach is a world apart from its adjacent beach resort regions – the likes of Kuta and Legian to its south – primarily due to the type of crowd it attracts. Bali first arose as a tourist destination for travelling surfers, attracted to these south-western shores by its dramatic waves, with Seminyak Beach itself offering its fine coast of gilded to dark sand and gorgeous sunsets.

Seminyak Beach is chosen for its great waves that are ideal for surfing adventures hence many surfers visit this beach to overcome the waves and relish the surf adventure. Seminyak nowadays is also home to some of the attractive resorts and villas on the island, and they, in turn, are encircled by many luxury spas and dining outlets.

Seminyak's Petitenget Beach offers a more private ambience. This is if you compare it with Kuta and Legian to its south. However, after sunset, a livelier nightlife scene takes over. Hotspots in Seminyak have all gathered an international following. These include chic hotels such as the W Retreat & Spa as well as premier beach clubs and entertainment sites such as Ku De Ta and Potato Head Beach. It is a great location to sit with a glass of wine or a cocktail and watch the sunset.

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You should be here once the sun starts setting. The sunset on the beach is perfect for photo opportunities.
If you need somewhere to drink, the Jalan Dhyana Pura (also administratively referred to as Jalan Camplung Tanduk) features an eclectic row of bars.
If you need someplace to get a great bite, the Jalan Petitenget is home to most of the area’s notable establishments, such as Potato Head Beach Club and Ku De Ta.
Other activities to be enjoyed along the coast include horseback riding that starts from the Umalas stables in Canggu in the north.
The locals will come up to you and try to sell their products. This can get a little stressful when your trying to relax but they are making a living so you try not to get too irritated.

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Seminyak Beach Resort & Spa, Jl. Kayu Aya, Pantai, Seminyak, Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

Open 24 Hours

62361730814

www.theseminyak.com

Nusa Dua Beach

Nusa Dua is Bali’s ‘all-inclusive’ kind of beach resort. Surfing and diving are standard activities for more active visitors to this beach destination. It also has an incredible assortment of world-class, international-chain hotels facing an immaculate beachfront. Thanks to the well-planned design of the Nusa Dua tourism complex, you have a high-class shopping complex, excellent amenities and shaped gardens that flawlessly blend in with a deluxe 18-hole golf course – all in a short walk from your chosen accommodation.

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Although Nusa Dua is Bali’s most industrialized resort area, you can still discover cultural attractions here. These vary from temples, a museum housing arts and artefacts from Indonesia and the Pacific as well as unique natural landmarks around its scenic cape. Beautiful beachfront settings overlooking clean white sand beaches make Nusa Dua a peaceful place for honeymooners. Some resorts feature great kids’ clubs, making Nusa Dua an ideal beach destination for families.

Hike up the many stages to Mother Temple Besakih and combine sight-seeing with muscle toning. An array of spas, galleries and boutiques await those who prefer less effort. Local Barong performances can be admired at Batubulan. This beach is known for travellers to be very spotless, easy to roam about and has friendly security and staff. The majority of hotels have an area segment reserved for hotel clients, but if you walk down there is a public area and it’s just as wonderful.

If you need a quiet and peaceful beach with a great view, then the Nusa Dua Beach gives more than that for you to experience. There are plenty of beach chairs and umbrellas along the sand for parents to lounge while the kids play in the water. While lying there, you can see jet skis, banana boats, and other water activities race on the open waters and still enjoy a nice drink. Your kids will have a blast in the water because the waves are minimal and the water is warm.

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The best way to get around Nusa Dua is through walking. Otherwise, Bluebird taxis are the way to go to get a little further.
You should try out the local seafood cuisine. A Seafood dinner on the beach in Jimbaran can easily be done from here.
The Rock Bar at Ayana Resort is a stunning place for a sunset drink, even though it’s usually busy and touristy.
If you head a little further south to Uluwatu you can explore this region, including things like Uluwatu Temple and the traditional Balinese Kecak dance.
You can also catch a Devdan show at the Nusa Dua Theatre for a pretty incredible Cirque d’Soleil-style experience.

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Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa, Kawasan BTDC Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot. North 4, Benoa, Kuta Selatan, Benoa, Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80363

24 Hours Open

62361771210

www.nusaduahotel.com

Sanur Beach

Sanur Beach, Bali's earliest beach resort, features a relaxed coastal ambience. Positioned on the eastern side of the island's peninsula, it is the opposite of Kuta, both in features and degree. The former fishing village maintains most of its charm and continues to attract repeat visitors, mostly from Europe. The Sanur Beach Promenade is lined with luminously decorated outrigger ships along the water's edge and good restaurants and cafes close by.

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Among Bali’s first hotels and beachfront retreats, together with a diverse mix of restaurants, shops and bars and an assortment of innovative and modern entertainment venues share the Sanur Beach coastline. Recognized for its relaxed atmosphere, Sanur Beach preserves its wealth in arts and culture, making it an idyllic destination to enjoy the best of both eras, classic and contemporary. You can treat yourself to a massage offered by one of the many masseuses with divans on the sand. If you're there in July, catch the Bali Kite Festival, a colourful international competition.

Sanur Beach is the quieter side of Bali - unlike Kuta which is wild and Nusa Dua, which is quite luxurious for those who are trying to stick to an economic budget. It is clean and there is always something to do. In saying that, maybe you would rather be here if you want to take things a bit slowly. Nonetheless, there are still lots of restaurants on the beach that do happy hour drinks and serve delicious food. Sanur Beach is so flat that you can do standup paddleboarding, you can hire a paddle board right on the beach if interested.

This is a lovely beach if you want to bring along your family for a quiet time at one of the most serene beaches in Bali. What’s more, the beach also has a great boardwalk which you can walk or cycle on. There are a few shops along the way but are mainly beach clubs and restaurants to suit all taste buds. You can either enter the beach sites thru one of the resorts or restaurants or park your scooter at either end in the free parking spots.

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Bring along your camera and catch the beautiful sunrise of Sanur. Be sure to wake up early, however.
A good way to get some great exercise in the morning is by the Sanur Boardwalk. You can use this walk as a beach spot scouting mission or just enjoy being by the water.
If just walking or lounging on the beach is not enough action for you then Jetskis, windsurfing and stand up paddle boarding are just a few examples of activities that you can do.
One of the better local food markets in Bali to eat at is in the Sanur Night Market. The area is quite small but there are still some tasty choices.
Sanur is a gateway to Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida. These islands are amazing places to be if you want someplace where little to no visitors tread.

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Prama Sanur Beach Hotel Bali,
JL. CEMARA,
SANUR 80228.BALI

24 Hours Open

62361288011

www.pramasanurbeachresort.com

Balangan Beach

Sometimes, all you need to hear are the words ‘Great beach with white sand and beautiful scenery’. Balangan Beach locally referred to as Pantai Balangan, is one of Bali's most popular and most scenic, featuring a gorgeous half-kilometre stretch of golden sand bordered between vegetated limestone cliffs and a reef with one of the longest left-hander breaks on the island.

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This surfing paradise attracts wave riders from around the world, who enjoy most of the south-western Bukit coastline together with Balangan's sister breaks of Dreamland, Impossibles, Padang Padang, Suluban and Uluwatu further south. Balangan Beach shares the same vicinity as Dreamland, set only a kilometre apart and separated by a small headland that serves as the famous signature Hole 15 of the New Kuta Golf Course, from where players get the best bird's eye-view over both beaches and the ocean horizon.

It is swimmable here, but bear in mind it’s a predominantly a surfer’s playground. There are no lifeguards on duty. Several thatch-roofed and stilt terrace warungs and cafes make up the eastern side of the coastline, where surfers usually ‘refuel’ in between their thrills. Best time to come with a surfboard if you’re a pro is around the dry season when south-westerly winds create 2.5ft up to 10-feet swells which can roll on for a good 500 meters.

The coastline is accessible down Jalan Pantai Balangan, an approximate 7-kilometre (4.3-mile) ride west from the Garuda Wisnu Kencana cultural park and 20 kilometres (12.4 miles) south from the main hub of Kuta. Preferably by taxi, or ask your hotel concierge for available shuttle services. Palm trees, white sand and local warungs offering cheap drinks and tasty food are all that awaits you in this simple piece of paradise.

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It is swimmable here, but bear in mind it’s a predominantly a surfer’s playground. There are no lifeguards on duty.
If you are feeling hungry, there are many various traditional food stalls selling simple meals, snacks, and refreshments.
At low tide, the reef near the limestone cliffs reveals exotic seaweed covered rock formations and pools, offering even more dramatic sunset angles for your photography needs.
There are many cozy, wooden huts where you can sit together and enjoy the view of the sea and the sunset.
You will have to look elsewhere if you want motorized watersports or kayaking, Balangan Beach is predominantly a surfer’s area.

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Balangan Beach, South Kuta,
Badung Regency,
Bali, Indonesia

24 Hours Open

Echo Beach

Echo Beach is one of Bali's most recently christened surf spots. The nickname overshadows its local name ‘Pantai Batu Mejan', after a significant Balinese Hindu sea temple on site. Sharing the serene rice field-landscaped region of Canggu with other wave-riding haunts such as Berawa, Seseh and Pererenan, Echo Beach has become most popular due to its advanced reef breaks, 180-degree seascape and sunsets offer an array of delicious seafood cafes set on a high vantage point from where to enjoy it all.

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Echo Beach was once a surfers’ secret, many travellers would share the secret beauty of the area through word of mouth. Soon enough came multiple visitors, turning it into a new prime spot for beach activities. The black-sand beach is a few kilometres northwest of Kuta and Seminyak and a 14km drive west from the provincial capital of Denpasar. For those staying in one of the many luxury villas in Canggu, such as The Bali Dream Villa Resort, Ametis Villa and the LV8 Resort, this seaside region can be reached by an hour-long transfer from Ngurah Rai International Airport in Tuban, South Bali.

Past the classy area of Seminyak, the journey further west takes you to Canggu’s green expanse of rice paddies, which remain well-kept by the local Balinese villagers. Echo Beach is at the end of Jalan Pantai Batu Mejan, the road originally named after the temple there, but which now has more signposts bearing its new nickname. It is a great spot to watch the sunset with an ice cold beer. The surf here is huge and definitely only for experienced surfers as beginners might find it difficult.

While the coast is excellent for sunbathing, a relaxed stroll, surfing and landscape photography, the waves of Echo Beach are strictly for advanced riders. Surfers dominate the scene by day, before shifting to a more ambient dining scene by night. The beach is clean and well-kept, the result of the joint efforts among various surf schools and clubs along Canggu's coast, which carry out routine beach cleanups along its kilometre-length which happens daily. To conclude, Echo Beach serves as one of the island's best surf spots, and a great place to chill with an easygoing vibe, great views and delicious seafood.

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High season for tourists is generally during July and August so be sure to avoid going to the place during those months.
From October to April you will encounter the rainy season, so take into account that there will be short downpours and you will get some wet feet.
Help keep the beach clean and avoid bringing no biodegradable materials to the beach.
If you want to help clean up the beaches around Canggu, there are regularly organized clean-up walks.
The area is also a great place to find delicious seafood. Take a look at the various stalls that sell delicious seafood shacks along the coast.

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ECHO BEACH CLUB,
Jalan Pura Batu Mejan, Canggu,
Bali 80361, Indonesia

8am - 11pm

623619342262

www.echobeachclub.com

Padang Padang Beach

Sometimes, you come to Bali with a huge group of friends. All you need is a great place to relax and have fun. If you desire a good beach to laze around that offer plenty of restaurants selling food and beer then Padang Padang Beach is the place. Locally referred to as Pantai Labuan Sait, it is one of Bali’s most famous surf spots, located on the north-western coast of the island’s Bukit Peninsula and just a kilometre southwest of the Anantara Bali Uluwatu. Padang Padang Beach is the place to be if you want a pure unadulterated place to be with your friends.

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This beach is a good and convenient place to meet with groups as its site is very close to many nearby hotels. This beach features a striking setting; a simply stunning one hundred meter-long stretch of sand that is nearby down a flight of stairs through a unique hollow rock entrance. The surf has a stable set of barrels during good weather, enticing wave riders from around the world.

Part of the group of world-class surf spots that line the coast of the southern peninsula, Padang Padang Beach lies several kilometres in between Bingin and Uluwatu, among which surfers typically hop to interchangeably for a different set of surfing tests and to look for other exciting surf for the day. This beach is also a regular spot for international surfing events, the Rip Curl Cup Padang Padang being the most frequent.

There are surfboard rentals here provided by the locals if you don't have your own but would like to try. A word of warning that the waves here can break over the shallow coral. It may not be suitable for beginner surfers. Although the big waves beyond the reef breaks are limited to advanced surfers, the shore is great for family fun and leisure and there are local Warungs on Padang Padang Beach serving light meals and refreshments. Sandcastles, splashing, sunbathing, lying down with a good read under a parasol, or simply sitting back to enjoy the exotic views this is a lovely and unique beach to visit.

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If you are waiting to get some shine of sun, then April-July months are the best times to visit.
For those who do not like crowds, then August-October months which is an off season is the right time to plan the trip.
Try out the local food scene. The best fusion of food can be found in almost every restaurant in and around Padang Padang Beach.
If you want to taste the best fajitas or freshly squeezed juices near Padang Padang Beach, then you need to head to Bukit Café.
Stay up all night for the beach party. You would have enjoyed partying in a club, but the Padang Padang beach party would captivate you for sure.

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Padang Padang Beach,
Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency,
Bali, Indonesia

Lovina Beach

Lovina Beach is a combination of smaller beaches spanning several local villages between two districts in the North Bali regency of Buleleng. The beach is a great alternative to the highly popular and often crowded beaches of Bali's south such as Kuta, Legian and Seminyak. Calmer waves, serene black-sand shores, thrills in the offing and a nightlife scene are just a few things that sum up this quaint north Bali coast.

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Lovina Beach is a very suitable place for a calm and peaceful atmosphere. The beach spans two kilometres east to west, with a small area in the Kalibukbuk village as its main focal point. Sunsets are quite the highlight here, with rather subdued nightlife after dusk. A large parking space borders the beach with rows of cafés and trendy seafood restaurants at its sides. Near the sand, a single towering dolphin statue stands as an official landmark.

Walk to the east and you will encounter further rows of art shops and small warung traditional stalls offering snacks and refreshments beside an airy boardwalk. Lovina Beach's sunrises are as gently exciting. participants of dolphin watching tours board colourful traditional motorized jukung outriggers to catch a glimpse of the several different species in these waters. Keep your camera gear ready as these flippers breach the smooth water surface in a blink of an eye.

When you're done with some nightclubs in South Bali (Kuta, Legian or otherwise) visit Lovina. You'll find another version of Bali. What awaits you in this part of Bali is a beach which is not too crowded. You can enjoy a Dolphin Tour by waking up in the early morning to get a look at the various dolphins. Once there, you will feel as if the Dolphins are eager to greet you. You also can feed the fish and enjoy snorkelling with the right facilitators. It is an great and uniquely different way to start your day.

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During the day the streets in Lovina can be deserted and are only crowded during the evening when travelers go out for dinner.
In the area, you will also find travel agencies, budget accommodation, internet cafes, diving-schools and of course many boatmen who offer the famous dolphin tours.
Most resorts offer a hotel shuttle service, but otherwise, there are enough blue colored bemos driving back and forth.
Another option is renting a car or motorcycle. This is the best choice if you want to explore the northern part of Bali and see the rest of the beautiful landscapes.
If you are going or leaving Lovina and do not have your own transportation, there are many shops and agencies that sell tickets for the Perama Tourist Shuttle Bus. They leave once a day, so book one day in advance.

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Spice Beach Club Bali,
Jalan Raya Singaraja-Seririt 225,Kaliasem,
Lovina Beach, Bali, 81152 Indonesia

62085100012666

www.spicebeachclubbali.com

Nusa Lembongan Beach

Nusa Lembongan is a small island off the southeast coast of the main island of Bali. This little island region is quickly becoming one of Bali's most popular attractions for a lot of reasons, this island paradise is a world away from the hassle and hectic pace of the other parts of Bali. For this reason alone, Nusa Lembongan is the new prime place for those who want to visit Bali without all of the hustle and bustle that the main island commonly has.

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Worry not, you will never see hawkers nor traffic on the magnificent island of Nusa Lembongan; this is a fine place to just put your feet up and relax – there is little traffic to go around without it becoming too overbearing for some. Despite that, the main activities include surfing, diving and snorkelling. The water is some of the clearest you will find anywhere, a vivid aqua blue colour that visitors always come back for again and again.

Many areas of the island are prime spots for diving and snorkelling, with abundant marine life and healthy coral reefs that will surely bring out the mariner in you. Surfing can get a bit crowded for some people, but the waves more than makeup for it. There are several white sand beaches away from the main centres which are practically deserted. There is a flourishing and well-established seaweed farming industry here and many visitors from all over the globe study their ways of seaweed production.

The attractions here are mostly natural since there are only a few facilities here and there, which are more than enough. The beaches and other coastal landscapes are obviously a key draw, as are the beautiful sunsets that this island is widely known for. There are a limited number of man-made attractions, most notably temples and the rickety suspension bridge. Simply put, If you want a get away from the main island where there are still new things to experience then Nusa Lembongan is the place for you.

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Be ready for a long 3-4 hours of the boat trip. Bring along your essential items such as food and drinks on the way.
Despite its uncommon name, the Devil’s Tears at Nusa Lembongan is a big tourist spot for its constant rainbow display. Find the time to be at this amazing place.
If you want someplace more secluded, you should go find Sandy Bay. This hidden beach is located at the corner of the Devil's Tears.
If you are with your family, the Mushroom Bay is an awesome spot to grab a bite, hang out in a relaxed atmosphere and even rent a SUP board. It has a great family/calm atmosphere to the entire bay with a range of restaurants along the strip.
Extreme sports fans might want to try a cliff jump at Dream Beach, located just beside the main beach. Safety precautions assured the cliff has very deep waters so a jump would be relatively safe.

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Lembongan Beach Club & Resort,
Jalan Sunset Road No.88x, Pemecutan Klod, Badung,
Legian, Kuta, Bali, 80361

0361737282

www.trmhospitality.com

Kuta Beach

On the western side of Bali’s narrow strip, you will find a piece of paradise. Kuta Beach is considered Bali's most famous beach resort destination. Kuta is where the modern era of tourism in Bali began. It is known for its long sandy beach and great waves for surfing. The beach is also minutes away from the Ngurah Rai International Airport in Tuban. The nearby resorts of Tuban, Legian and Seminyak are all within close walking distance.

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As a historical centre of tourism, it should not be missed. It can almost be said – that without Kuta Beach, Bali would not simply be what it currently is today. After all, a golden sand beach and the beautiful sea are essential to every island trip. It is popular with younger travellers and those on a budget; there is plenty of accommodation for all financial matters to choose from. The place is also rife when the night comes as you will see no shortage of bars, nightclubs and hotels.

Though it used to be a simple, rustic and quiet fishing village, Kuta Beach has observed a transformation over the past years. This is due to the rise of various accommodation options, dining and shopping scenes. The rapid growth owes much to visitors, beachcombers and art lovers from all over the world. Surfing in Kuta has also been a growing industry among its tourists as well.

Kuta Beach continues to attract thousands of visitors every year with its unique charm. It is regularly fully-booked over the peak seasons. This is usually from July to August and the holiday season for Christmas and New Year. Despite the constant heavy traffic and the often busy look, it is still a great place to meet people and have fun. Travellers look forward to visiting Kuta for a pleasant and affordable Bali escape.

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Kuta beach is lined by beachfront hotels, which range from moderately priced to luxurious. If you’re in for a grand experience, the Sankara Suites and Villas is the place for you and your family.
If you need a place for a good dinner at Kuta Beach, try the Trattoria – Kuta. This restaurant is an amazing fusion of Italian and Balinese cuisine.
If you are the adventurous type, you can try your hand at surfing. Board rentals are available every 20 minutes at the beach.
The sunsets at Kuta are legendary. Between 5 and 7 pm is the best time to view a grandiose sunset on Kuta Beach.
At night, The Bounty and Skygarden are among the best nightclubs to spend your time with. Party all-night at one of these grand clubs.

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