Which beach should I visit in Bali?
Bali is a destination with a sense of elegance and paradisiacal serenity. Amongst the thousands of islands that make up the Indonesian archipelago, the beaches in Bali are undoubtedly the must thing to do. The beach vibe blends tranquility with spirituality, making it stand out from the Aisa beach destination. We gather the eight best beaches in Bali for you.
Seminyak Beach
Seminyak Beach is a popular place for partygoers, with its selection of vibrant beach clubs offering a range of entertainment and dining options. For those looking for sun-drenched days sipping margaritas and sangria, we would recommend Potato Head Beach Club. Meanwhile, Ku De Ta’s infinity pool and beachfront daybeds offer a chill paradise. If looking a place to enjoy your evening , then visit La Plancha. It offers a selection of Spanish tapas while you enjoy the sunset.
Nusa Dua Beach
Nusa Dua boasts a two-mile soft sand and formidable waves, making it a coveted destination for seasoned surfers. Thrillseekers around the globe travel to this beach to experience Bali’s surfing culture. It is also popular among families seeking five-star resorts with private beaches. The Apurva Kempinski features a gorgeous beachfront with kayaks available and Bali’s first aquarium restaurant is highly recommend. The Ritz-Carlton is a popular choice for destination weddings. A 20-minute drive north will take you to Tanjung Benoa, a popular destination for watersports. You can enjoy activities including jet skiing, wakeboarding, sea walking and parasailing.
Jimbaran Beach
This golden beach on the southern coast is renowned for its spectacular sunsets and seafood that don’t make travelers disappoint. The gentle waters make it ideal for surfer beginners and nice for children frolicking on the shore. If you are looking for breathtaking sunset views then visit Sundara Beach Club at the Four Seasons. Here, you can admire the silhouettes of airplanes descending to the nearby airport while watching the beach turn alive after nightfall. During dinner, you can find many nice seafood BBQ beachfront restaurants that are famous for their culinary expertise.
Kelingking Beach
Kelingking Beach is located on the south-eastern side of Nusa Penida Island, therefore you need to take a 45-minute speedboat ride to reach the island. Renowned for its striking rock formations and the beach is a suitable place for swimming, sunbathing and snorkelling. But if you want to reach the shore it involves a challenging descent down a steep and narrow cliff. However, the breathtaking landscapes that can be witnessed make the journey a worthwhile endeavor. It is advisable to wear sturdy shoes and be prepared with plenty of water to stay hydrated.
Green Bowl Beach
Green Bowl Beach in Ungasan is a hidden gem that is best for its lush green hues, soft powdery sand, and secluded setting. The beach features a sprawling seaweed-covered cliff, which naturally formed an enclosed shape ideal for those seeking a quiet escape from the bustling city center. The secluded location offers uninterrupted ocean views and a tranquil atmosphere, making it a perfect retreat during your vacation. The surfer here is more for the people who are intermediate to pro.
Padang Padang Beach
Padang Padang Beach in Uluwatu is located in the middle of caves and cliffs. It is only accessible down carved rock steps. However, the views make it worthwhile. It has even featured in Julia Roberts’ romantic drama, Eat, Pray, Love. The beach is best for its excellent surfing conditions. There are also local vendors offering refreshments and equipment for those interested in surfing.
Canggu Beach
Nestled amidst modern villas and traditional rice paddies, this rugged beach attracts surfers with its strong waves and sunbathers with its expansive stretches of black sand. Small shops can be found in every corner, offering cold refreshments and snacks. However, for a truly unique experience we encouraged you to visit the oceanfront hotspots of Old Man’s and The Lawn, where they can savor drinks and snacks while taking in breathtaking views of the sunset.
New Kuta Beach
What makes this beach special is that it is surrounded by limestone hillside cliffs, offering unparalleled views of silky pink-orange sunsets. You can enjoy whiskey-hued sand with unspoiled landscapes here as well as less crowd compared to other beaches. This area has started to pop up more high-end resorts and restaurants, such as Jumeirah Bali, making it a prime stay for a relaxing beach vacation.
