Best Beaches in Bali: Uluwatu Beaches
The purpose of this post is to convince you of the need to visit Uluwatu in the first place, by showing you where to find some of the best beaches in Bali. Uluwatu has to be the ultimate beach destination in Bali on the mainland, so I have placed these beaches right at the top of this post of 21 Best Bali Beaches: Nicest, Prettiest to Most Beautiful.
1. Bingin Beach
Perched on the rugged coastline of Pecatu Village, near the iconic Uluwatu in Bali’s south, you’ll discover Bingin Beach. It is a breathtaking cliffside haven that unfolds like a treasure trove of natural beauty.
For surfers, this is a paradise, with formidable waves that have earned it a reputation as one of Bali’s best surf spots. Intermediate to experienced surfers will find their perfect ride here, and the beach has even hosted its fair share of surf competitions.
But don’t worry, non-surfers – there’s still plenty to love about Bingin Beach! The views of the Indian Ocean are simply stunning, and the pristine white sand is an invitation to take a leisurely stroll along the shoreline.
However, getting to Bingin Beach can be a bit of an adventure. Be prepared to navigate a series of small steps that lead you down to the beach. But it’s worth the effort. The best time to visit Bingin Beach is during low tide, when you can walk directly across the shore to neighboring Dreamland and Padang Padang beaches.
For those who want to soak up the sun on the shore or take a dip in the ocean, try and avoid the high tide – when the waves are often at their largest. If you’re looking for a beach that’s a little more laid-back, Bingin Beach is definitely worth adding to your Bali itinerary.
I stayed at Impossible Cliff House when I stayed in Uluwatu and it was a magic choice. But trust me, getting there was a challenge, because you do have to navigate down a long series of stairs. Luckily, you can pay a porter to carry your luggage down and back up again when you leave.
Beach Tip: Walk from one Bingin Beach to Dreamland Beach. You will love it.
Bali Beach Rating: To be honest, I think Bingin Beach is one of the nicest beaches in Bali. It has everything, great ocean views, soft sand, seafood restaurants on the sand in the evening, and it is incredibly relaxing with not too many people around. Bingin Beach looks like an awesome place to go surfing as well and many do. They even have surf competitions here, so that would be cool to see. At this stage, Bingin Beach could easily be the nicest beach in Bali. While Bingin Beach is beautiful, there are other beaches in Bali that could be nicer. Stay tuned to see the eventual winner of the nicest beach in Bali at the end of this post.
Best Beach Attractions: Nice walking distance to Dreamland Beach. You can also walk to Padang Padang Beach in the opposite direction. Good eating at the seafood restaurants on Bingin Beach in the evening. Great accomodation at Bingin Beach is available, including staying at the Impossible Cliff House.
2. Padang Padang Beach: Bali Paradise Beach
If you’re looking for a more secluded spot, Padang Padang Beach is a tranquil oasis tucked away in a secluded cove, with golden sand and crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming or snorkeling. And as you explore the beach, keep an eye out for the rare green turtles that nest here.
Discover Padang Padang Beach: Bali’s Hidden Gem
Located in the picturesque village of Pecatu on the southwest coast of the Bukit Peninsula, Padang Padang Beach is one of Bali’s most iconic surf spots. Made famous by the 2010 film “Eat, Pray, Love,” this stunning beach has been attracting visitors from around the world. Getting to the beach is quick and easy. You just need to walk down a short series of steps.
What makes Padang Padang unforgettable?
If you’re looking for a more secluded spot, Padang Padang Beach is a tranquil oasis tucked away in a secluded cove, with golden sand and crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming or snorkeling.
Padang Padang Beach stands out with its breathtaking views of towering cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and a lively atmosphere filled with surfers. If you are there at the right time of year, you may even get to see an international surfing event, like the Rip Curl surf competition.
The beautiful beach has calm and clear waters make it one of the best beaches in Bali for swimming, snorkeling, and simply enjoying the sun and sea.
Beach Tip: Keep your eyes on your valuables as monkeys have been known to take things from unsuspecting tourists.
Bali Beach Rating: Padang Padang Beach is an awesome beach for swimming and relaxing. It is cosy and has a fantastic feel about it. If you could only visit one beach in Uluwatu, this is the one I would recommend visiting. Padang Padang is one of the most beautiful beaches in Bali; no wonder they chose to film the movie “Eat, Pray, Love” there.
Best Beach Attractions: One of the most memorable beaches I visited was Padang Padang Beach in Bali, with its calm and peaceful vibe and superb sea. Most beach lovers could easily spend the whole afternoon or day at this wonderful beach.
3. Dreamland Beach
Dreamland Beach is a stunning destination that boasts breathtaking scenery. This picturesque beach is renowned for its turquoise waters, soft white sand, and consistent waves, making it a haven for surfers of all levels.
If you aren’t a surfer, don’t worry, because this is one of the best beaches in Uluwatu to soak up the sun. You can take a walk along the beach and discover a cave-like tunnel where you can rest while taking in the amazing views.
However, there’s no need to venture further than the main beach area where the umbrellas are located. Additionally, they have a good cafe here, making it a great beach to spend some quality time at.
In my opinion, Dreamland Beach has to be the best beaches in Bali to go for a walk on. One reason for this is the incredible sand. With a name like Dreamland Beach, I found myself in awe of the place, especially with the powerful waves crashing at the shore. While it looks relatively peaceful in these pictures, the waves were quite strong. I would have loved to go for a swim here, but I couldn’t risk it. It would have been a huge tragedy if I drowned at Dreamland.
Although I didn’t end up going for a swim at this beach, I loved Dreamland Beach.
4. Suluban Beach – Blue Point Beach (Uluwatu Beach)
The views are incredible when you make your way to Suluban Beach (aka Blue Point Beach, or Suluban Uluwatu Beach). As you can see, this beach has numerous names. It can also be called Uluwatu Beach. So if you ask a taxii to take you to Uluwatu Beach, you will most likely end up here. It’s probably due to the fact that Suluban Beach and Uluwatu Beach are very close together. I have included a map further down.
Suluban Beach is a unique and fascinating destination that requires a bit of effort to reach. You’ll need to walk down some stairs and through a cavern, but the reward is worth it. The beach features tunnel-like caves to explore, making it a truly unforgettable experience.
One of the best things about Suluban Beach is the sheltered lagoon swimming area, which is perfect for a refreshing dip at low tide.
Here is a Suluban Uluwatu map to give you some sense of the beaches in the area. As you can see, both Suluban Beach and Uluwatu Beach are within 50-100 m of each other. To enter Uluwatu Beach, you go through a rock archway on the right side. You’ll find that side of the beach very rocky, but it is still good for a walk.
Suluban Beach is a must-see beach when visiting the Uluwatu region in Bali. On a beautiful day, Suluban Beach has to be one of the most beautiful beaches in Bali, with its stunning blue waters and unique natural formations.
5. Nyang Nyang Beach
Nyang Nyang Beach, the hidden gem of Uluwatu! This secluded paradise is a treasured spot for those who crave a tranquil getaway from the crowds. But be warned, getting there is an adventure in itself!
The steep and winding road that leads to the beach is not for the faint of heart. That’s where your trusty scooter comes in – the ultimate mode of transportation for this thrilling journey.
As you ride down the rugged road, the scenic views of Uluwatu’s coastline will leave you breathless. The sun-kissed landscape, dotted with lush greenery and exotic plants, will transport you to a tropical state of mind. But don’t get too distracted, or you might miss the turn-off to the beach!
Once you’ve arrived at the bottom, you’ll be rewarded with a stunning panorama of crystal-clear waters and dramatic cliffs. The beach itself is a tranquil oasis, perfect for lounging under the shade of a palm tree or taking a leisurely stroll along the shoreline.
So, if you’re ready for an adrenaline-packed ride and a chance to discover one of Bali’s best-kept secrets, dust off your scooter and get ready to tackle the Nyang Nyang Beach trail!
6. Thomas Beach
Tucked away in Uluwatu, Bali, Thomas Beach is a secluded paradise. The beach is framed by dramatic cliffside views and features a stunning expanse of golden sand. Crystal-clear waters are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, or simply floating on your back.
The beach is home to a unique ecosystem, with colorful fish, sea turtles, and dolphins. Take a guided snorkeling tour or explore at low tide to discover the hidden treasures. Enjoy a relaxing and rejuvenating getaway at this serene and picturesque beach, perfect for those seeking a tranquil escape from everyday life.
Nestled in Pecatu, halfway between Padang Padang and Uluwatu Beach, Thomas Beach remains a cherished secret among locals. This serene and secluded paradise boasts a stunning stretch of white sand and crystal-clear waters, perfect for a relaxing getaway. Enjoy breathtaking views from one of the day beds available for rent onshore, which include an umbrella for the day.
Nearby vendors and stalls offer a range of amenities, including refreshing drinks, clothing, and rejuvenating massages.
Thomas Beach is best suited for swimming during high tide, as the water can be more challenging when the tide is low. The beach offers a serene atmosphere, perfect for relaxing with a good book or enjoying the stunning sunsets that unfold.
While entry to the beach is free, visitors must be prepared to descend approximately 200-300 steps to reach Thomas Beach from the main road. Treat yourself to this hidden gem and experience the ultimate relaxation retreat.
Additionally, be mindful of your belongings as mischievous monkeys roam the area.
Best Bali Beaches: Nusa Penida
I’m about to blow some of your minds with the most epic island secret in Bali: Nusa Penida. This Indonesian gem can be overlooked, but trust me, it’s the ultimate adventure playground for Instagram enthusiasts and thrill-seekers alike.
As you go around the island, you’ll be hit with the island’s raw, rugged beauty. Towering cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and powdery white sand beaches will make you feel like you’ve stumbled into a tropical paradise. Explore the island’s hidden coves and secret beaches, where you can swim in crystal-clear waters and snorkel among colorful fish. And for the daredevils, there’s even a famous cliff-jumping spot that’ll get your heart racing!
But Nusa Penida’s not about adrenaline rushes – it’s a haven for photography enthusiasts. The island’s unique landscape, with its towering cliffs and dramatic rock formations, makes it a dream destination for capturing breathtaking shots. And with the golden light of sunrise or sunset casting its magic, you’ll be snapping pics like a pro in no time!
Nusa Penida also has a laid-back vibe that’s perfect for relaxation. Unwind at one of the many beachside warungs (local eateries), sipping on fresh coconut water and feasting on delicious seafood. So why should you visit Nusa Penida? Well, for starters, it’s still off the beaten path, so you won’t find hordes of tourists crowding up the beaches. Plus, the island’s conservation efforts are dedicated to preserving its stunning natural beauty for generations to come.
It’s a nature lover’s paradise! In short, Nusa Penida is the ultimate Bali adventure waiting to happen, and it’s only a 45 minute boat ride away. If you are short on time, this is one of the best day trips to do in Bali. Check out my Nusa Penida Guide (West) plus Best Tips, if you want to learn more. There are two beaches you will 100% want to visit, one of them being Kelingking Beach and the other Diamond Beach.
7. Kelingking Beach
Get ready to unleash your inner explorer at the legendary Kelingking Beach, aka. T-Rex Bay, on the enchanting island of Nusa Penida! Picture this – a long stretch of pristine white sand hugging the turquoise waters, all framed by the jaw-dropping “T-Rex” shaped cliff formation. It’s the stuff of dreams!
What’s the scoop, you ask? Well, the view from the cliffs is out-of-this-world stunning, attracting wanderers from all corners of Bali. The sweeping coastline is pure magic, making it the ultimate backdrop for your Insta-worthy shots.
Trust me, this is THE SPOT to up your social media game!
Now, let’s talk access. Brace yourself for a wild ride – getting to the sand of Kelingking Beach is no walk in the park. It’ll take you a solid 40 minutes of rugged trekking down the cliffs, with the last stretch being as rocky as a rollercoaster. Safety first, folks! But fear not, if you’re just in it for the epic views, a scenic path to the cliff’s edge offers an easy-peasy alternative.
So, are you ready to conquer Kelingking Beach and soak in its unparalleled beauty? Pack your sense of adventure, charge up your camera/phone, and make sure you experience the jaw-dropping wonders of this Bali gem. You’ll have memories that’ll last a lifetime!
8. Crystal Bay
The hidden paradise that is Crystal Bay, also known affectionately as Silver Beach, is tucked away in a secluded 200-300m cove on the enchanting west coast of Nusa Penida. This slice of heaven is a must-visit hotspot on the island, luring in travelers with its crystal-clear waters and mesmerizing coral reefs. The vibes are nothing short of magical and the shore is a bustling hub of activity, dotted with deck chairs from the throngs of visitors flocking to this spectacular spot.
It’s like stepping into a postcard come to life! But wait, it gets even better. Crystal Bay isn’t just any old beach – it’s a snorkeler’s dream come true! Dive into the bay’s pristine waters and prepare to be amazed by the stunning sea creatures that call this place home. If you’re lucky, you may see a majestic manta ray gracefully gliding by, or gentle turtles cruising along. There are also a vibrant array of colorful fish like the legendary mola mola to see.
It’s an underwater wonderland like no other! So, whether you’re a snorkeling enthusiast or simply a beach bum looking to soak up the sun, Crystal Bay has something for everyone.
Beach Tip: A fun thing to do in Crystal Bay is to hire a paddleboard or canoe and make your way to the rocky island just offshore.
9. Diamond Beach
I’m about to tempt you with a popular gem that will leave you spellbound and yearning for more. Behold, Diamond Beach, on the majestic shores of Nusa Penida!
Why is it called Diamond Beach?
Imagine strolling along a stretch of sand that’s been kissed by the ocean’s gentle waves, and then – suddenly – you’re surrounded by a kaleidoscope of colors. The beach is littered with an otherworldly array of pebbles/shells, each one a masterpiece of nature, its facets glinting in the sunlight like diamonds. Yes, you read that right Diamond Beach is literally carpeted with diamonds, millions of them!
But that’s not all. As the tide rises, the sea transforms into a mesmerizing canvas of blues and greens, with waves crashing against the shore like a symphony of nature. The air is filled with the sweet scent of frangipani and the soft chirping of birds, creating a sense of serenity that’s hard to find in today’s fast-paced world.
So, come one, come all! Leave your worries behind and surrender to the enchantment of Diamond Beach. Let the rhythmic beat of the waves soothe your soul, and let the beauty of this island paradise capture your heart. It’s a little slice of heaven, you won’t want to leave anytime soon!
10. Atuh Beach
Atuh Beach is a lesser known hidden gem located on the island of Nusa Penida. It is a breathtakingly beautiful spot that’s a must-visit for any beach lover! Situated on the southeastern coast of Nusa Penida, this stunning beach is surrounded by towering cliffs, lush green hills, and crystal-clear waters that are perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
As you make your way down to the beach, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the coastline and the surrounding islands. The sand is soft and white, and the beach is dotted with towering palm trees and colorful beach umbrellas.
Atuh Beach is a bit of a trek to get to, but it’s totally worth it! The scenic hike down to the beach offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape, and once you arrive, you’ll feel like you’re in a tropical paradise.
Best Beaches in Southern Bali
Get ready to discover the hidden gems of Southern Bali! Imagine a tropical paradise where the sand is soft and white, the waves are crystal-clear, and the scenery is simply breathtaking. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, it does exist, because you’re about to be clued up on where to go and see the most stunning beaches in Southern Bali!
First up, we have Melasti Beach, a tranquil oasis that’s tucked away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This beach is a local favorite, with its picturesque views of the surrounding cliffs and sea.
Next, we have have Pandawa Beach, a stunning spot that’s very different to other beaches in Bali. This beach is great for people watching and the drive to get in is out of the world.
Last but not least, we have Green Bowl Beach, a secret spot that most people only access by foot. It’s a bit of a trek to get there because you’ll need to walk down a 200-300 step staircase that winds its way down to the beach. But the views are magic. The beach gets its name from the greenish-gray hue of the limestone rocks and soil that surround the beach, which gives the water a slightly greenish tint. Waves at this beach are ideal for surfers and beach lovers alike. It’s like discovering a hidden treasure!
Let’s kick off our beach-hopping adventure in southern Bali by first checking out Melasti Beach!
11. Melasti Beach
Tucked away in the picturesque Ungasan area of south Bali, Melasti Beach is a serene and breathtakingly beautiful destination that will leave you enchanted. This stunning beach is nestled between towering limestone cliffs and lush green vegetation, creating a unique and idyllic setting that’s perfect for relaxation and adventure.
This Melasti Beach swan sign gives you a hint of what to expect in this must-visit destination. Yep, you’re about to enter one of Bali’s best coastlines.
The unique combination of natural beauty, community atmosphere, and luxurious amenities make Melasti Beach a truly unforgettable destination. So why not plan a trip to Melasti Beach when you’re in Bali to experience it for yourself?
Experience the Best of Melasti Beach
Whether you’re looking to relax and unwind or get active and adventurous, Melasti Beach has something for everyone. Take a leisurely stroll along the shoreline, go swimming or surfing in the beautiful waters, or simply soak up the sun on the beach. In the evenings, enjoy a sunset dinner at one of the beach clubs or take in the stunning views from a secluded spot on the beach.
Beach Clubs at Melasti Beach
One of the main draws of Melasti Beach is its excellent beach clubs. These stylish retreats offer luxurious pools, comfortable loungers, and delicious food and drink service, all set against the stunning backdrop of the beach and the sea.
Two of the best beach clubs in Bali can be found at Melasti Beach: Tropical Temptation Beach Club and Minoo. These beach clubs offer a range of amenities, including spa treatments, yoga classes, and water sports, making them the perfect destination for those looking to indulge in a little luxury and pampering.
12. Pandawa Beach
Pandawa Beach is a haven for everyone seeking a tranquil and unspoiled getaway. This enchanting destination offers a serene atmosphere, perfect for relaxation and adventure. And who doesn’t love the dolphin statues?
What surprised me most about Pandawa Beach was the huge number of Muslims enjoying themselves. I definitely felt like a bit of an outsider, but I still had a good time.
What makes Pandawa Beach truly special is the scenery, featuring great views and pristine white sands. With its idyllic setting, Pandawa Beach is also an ideal spot for a range of boating and canoeing activities, ensuring an unforgettable experience for all.
13. Green Bowl Beach
Green Bowl Beach is located between Melasti Beach and Pandawa Beach. This tropical paradise boasts aqua-coloured waters, soft white sand, and a beautiful cliffside that makes it a standout among Bali’s many beaches. This hidden gem is a must-visit for anyone seeking a tranquil and off-the-beaten-path experience.
Best time to visit is during low tide, when there is more sand on the beach to enjoy. That’s because the shore of Green Bowl is likely to disappear during high tide.
Once you arrive at Green Bowl Beach, you’ll be struck by the stunning scenery and tranquility of this uncrowded oasis. The beach stretches approximately 500 meters wide, surrounded by massive rocks and stone formations. Take a closer look, and you’ll discover hidden caves, one of which serves as a shrine (temple) requiring respectful attire. The other cave provides a shaded spot to relax or store your belongings safely.
Green Bowl Beach is a hidden treasure that offers an unparalleled blend of natural beauty, tranquility, and adventure. With its stunning scenery, exciting surfing opportunities, and unique attractions, this beach is an absolute must-visit for anyone exploring Bali’s coastline. I’m kicking myself for not having gone there. Don’t make the same mistake.
A Surfing Paradise
This beach is renowned for its exceptional surfing conditions during Bali’s Wet Season, spanning from November to April. During this time, the beach offers thrilling “right-hander” waves that are perfect for surfers of all levels.
Getting to Green Bowl Beach
To access Green Bowl Beach, you’ll need to descend a challenging 350-staircase, but the payoff is well worth the effort. Remember to keep some some energy for the return journey when you’re ready to leave.
Best Beaches in and around Canggu
Canggu is a coastal town in Bali, Indonesia, which boasts some of the most stunning beaches in the region. Echo Beach is a popular spot for surfers, while Berawa Beach is ideal for families and those seeking a relaxed atmosphere. Batu Bolong Beach is a favorite among locals and tourists alike, offering a lively atmosphere and excellent surf breaks.
14. Batu Bolong Beach in Canggu
A top spot to hang out in Canggu is Island Cafe, which is right in front of Batu Bolong Beach. The views are great! You’ll often see surfers and learners alike at this beach.
After spending a few days in the area, I discovered that this cafe was my go-to spot. Island Cafe, located right in front of Batu Bolong Beach, quickly became my daily haven. With its laid-back atmosphere and stunning ocean views, it was the perfect place to relax and unwind.
15. Pererenan
Pererenan is a charming beach town located on the west coast of Bali, Indonesia. The beauty about this place is that it is close to Canggu, so going for a walk along the beach is a great way to get there. Walking from Batu Bolong Beach to Pererenan Beach will probably take about 20 minutes.
The beach is also home to a stunning sea god monument, which is a popular spot for tourists and locals alike.
Pererenan Beach is a popular spot for surfers and has consistent waves and gentle currents making it an ideal spot for beginners.
Pererenan is also known for its vibrant art scene. The town is home to a number of art galleries and studios, showcasing the work of local and international artists. Visitors can also attend one of the many festivals and events that take place throughout the year, including the annual Pererenan Beach Festival.
16. Echo Beach
Echo Beach reminded me of the famous song. I got myself something to eat here and the food was delicious! Here is the voew of Echo Beach as you approach it when walking from Pererenan Beach.
If you prefer, you can also arrive by vehicle as there is a car park quite close to the beach.
You’ll also spot some rocks in the surf, just across from the car park.
Echo Beach is a black sand beach, so it might not be for everyone, but it’s still a nice beach. I highly recommend checking it out.
17. Sunset Beach Tanah Lot
Not in Canggu, but still quite close. This beach at Tanah Lot is situated in a beautiful part of Bali’s coastline, known for its stunning natural scenery and rich cultural heritage. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Bali.
The natural archway immediately draws your attention when looking at this beautiful beach. However, it’s not just the archway that makes the place awesome – it’s all the other beauty that surrounds it.
Two of the Best Nusa Dua Beaches in Bali
18. Geger Beach in Nusa Dua
Geger Beach is a popular beach located in Nusa Dua, Bali. It stretches for a few hundred meters and is known for its powdery white sand and crystal-clear waters. The beach is situated in a bay, making it a relatively safe and calm spot for swimming and other water activities.
The beach is a popular spot for sunbathing and relaxation. You’ll find that Geger Beach is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, and is easily accessible by car or taxi.
To tell you the truth, I didn’t spend much time at this beach because it seemed a bit too windy for my liking. But on a calm day, this beach would be paradise.
19. Nusa Dua Beach
Nusa Dua Beach is a resort area located on the southeastern coast of Bali, Indonesia. The beach is known for its white sand and crystal-clear waters, which are sheltered by a bay, making it a safe and calm spot for swimming and snorkeling.
Surrounded by five-star resorts and hotels, Nusa Dua Beach is a popular destination for tourists, with its approximately 3 km long stretch of beach lined with coconut trees and palm-lined promenades. The beach is also a popular spot for water sports, such as surfing, kayaking, and paddleboarding, and is home to a variety of marine life, including fish, turtles, and coral.
Bali Beaches: Kuta and Seminyak
Kuta and Seminyak are two of the most well known beaches in Bali. Legian is also worth a visit because they all form one long stretch. These beaches are not the best of the best Bali beaches, but they do have other things going for them. The main benefit with these beaches is location, location, location, as they are positioned closer to the main popular tourist areas of Bali.
20. Kuta Beach
Kuta Beach is a legendary destination that has earned its reputation as the most famous beach on the island. Nicknamed “Sunset Beach” for its breathtaking sunsets, this iconic stretch of sand is a must-visit for anyone seeking an unforgettable beach experience.
The beginner-friendly surfing opportunities and lively atmosphere make it an attractive destination for visitors from all over the world. But the truth is that the rubbish on the beach does spoil the area.
The other problem with Kuta Beach is the onslaught of pushy vendors trying to sell you anything they can. However, despite the vendor harassment, Kuta beach is still worth visiting. It can be made worthwhile by seeing this amazing statue of Bali’s Sea God, which protects the local residents from tsunami threats.
Kuta Beach is never going to win a prize for being the nicest, prettiest or most beautiful beach in Bali, but it’s still got something special about it.
21. Double Six Beach – Seminyak Beach
Double Six Beach in Seminyak is a haven for families and friends looking for somewhere to relax. It boasts a vast stretch of sandy shoreline, lively music, and has a serene atmosphere. Plus, being next to Seminyak Beach makes it easily accessible, allowing you to explore and enjoy the best of both worlds.
The name “Double Six Beach” is rooted in the beach’s storied past, when the famous 66 Nightclub once stood adjacent to its shoreline.
The distance between Seminyak Beach and Double Six Beach in Bali is approximately 600 m (0.37 miles). It’s a nice short walk or a short drive between the two, so you can easily access Double Six Beach from Seminyak Beach.
Beautiful Beaches in Bali: Ratings
You’ve just seen many of the best beaches in Bali. Buy if you want some more ideas, here are some more Bali beaches to keep in your memory banks. Beaches like Sanur Beach, Sundays Beach Club, Blue Lagoon Beach, and Bingin Beach. I didn’t consider any of these beaches when picking the best beaches in Bali, but who cares… these 21 beaches are more than enough.
You can have a great beach getaway in Bali if you visit a number of these beaches. If you’d like to plan an awesome Bali vacation, be sure to check out this Bali Travel Guide. This will help you decide how much time in Bali you need.
So, based on my own experiences and research, I have come to the following conclusions.
Which beach is the nicest beach in Bali? Bingin Beach in Uluwatu. This beach is amazing!
What is the prettiest beach in Bali? Padang Padang Beach – no question about it in my opinion. This beach was used as a film location for Eat Pray Love (2010). This is a great confirmation as Julia Roberts also starred in the classic movie Pretty Woman (1990). The beach is extremely pretty!
Which is the most beautiful beach in Bali? According to many YouTube videos online, Diamond Beach is a standout for its stunning beauty. Take a look! There is even a Diamond Beach video in this post.
What is the best beach in Bali? This is a very tough question. But I’d say it’s either Kelingking Beach or Diamond Beach in Nusa Penida, Bali. I’d love to say Dreamland Beach is the best beach in Bali, but the water looks very dangerous there.
There you have it: 21 Best Bali Beaches: Nicest, Prettiest to the Most Beautiful.
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