ULUWATU BEACH

Uluwatu, located on Bali’s Bukit peninsula, is best known for the namesake clifftop temple, where you can enjoy breathtaking sunset views and a traditional fire dance performance called kecak. This hilly, limestone region is where you’ll find scenic villas and resorts with luxury amenities overlooking the Indian Ocean. Its cliff-fringed coastline has plenty of hidden … Continue reading ULUWATU BEACH

CANDIDASA BEACH

Candidasa is the most popular beach resort along Bali’s east coast. It’s where you can enjoy a quiet seaside escape, far from the crowds and traffic of the island’s south. The main road of Jalan Raya Candidasa runs parallel to the shoreline and is lined with accommodation varying from basic hotels to 5-star resorts. There’s … Continue reading CANDIDASA BEACH

KUTA BEACH

Kuta Beach is a 2.5-km stretch of cream-coloured sand, bordering Legian to the north and Tuban (home of the Ngurah Rai International Airport) to the south. This beach on Bali’s southwestern coast is one of the most popular resort areas in Bali. It’s even more recognised among international visitors than the island itself – thanks … Continue reading KUTA BEACH

SEMINYAK BEACH

Seminyak Beach is a world apart from its neighbouring beach resort areas – the likes of Kuta and Legian to its south – chiefly in the type of crowd it attracts. Bali first emerged as a tourist destination for vagabond surfers, attracted to these south-western shores by its dramatic waves, with Seminyak Beach offering its … Continue reading SEMINYAK BEACH

LEGIAN BEACH

The beach of Legian stretches 2 km, starting from the northernmost point of Kuta Beach. It’s quite challenging to define the borders of these beaches, since they offer similar activities like surfing, partying, and shopping. The beach scene is also similar to Kuta – you’ll see plenty of parasol-shaded sun loungers and beachfront kiosks selling … Continue reading LEGIAN BEACH

NUSA DUA BEACH

Nusa Dua is Bali’s ‘all-inclusive’ type of beach resort. It has an incredible collection of world-class, international-chain hotels facing a pristine beachfront. Thanks to the well-planned layout of the Nusa Dua tourism complex, you have an upmarket shopping complex, superb facilities and manicured gardens that seamlessly blend in with a luxurious 18-hole golf course – … Continue reading NUSA DUA BEACH

CANGGU BEACH

Canggu is a coastal village between Seminyak and Tanah Lot. The coastline has several black-sand beaches, almost all with surf breaks that are popular among local and international surfers. These include the beaches of Berawa that borders just north of Seminyak’s Batubelig Beach, Batu Bolong, Batu Mejan (Echo Beach), Pererenan, Seseh and Mengening. A must-see … Continue reading CANGGU BEACH

JIMBARAN BEACH

Jimbaran Beach and the famous Jimbaran Bay are on Bali's southwestern coast. The beach is part of the narrow isthmus connecting the Bali mainland and the Bukit Peninsula. The beach and the bay offer small secluded areas of peace and quiet. The tranquillity you can find here can be a perfect antidote to a stressful … Continue reading JIMBARAN BEACH

SANUR BEACH

Sanur Beach stretches 8 km along the south-eastern coastline of Bali. Several notable beaches are connected by a paved footpath. It starts from the beach of Padanggalak, which hosts the annual Bali Kites Festival. For unique urban exploration, you can try the wondrous ruins of Taman Festival Bali, one of Bali’s mysterious ghost towns. This … Continue reading SANUR BEACH

TANJUNG BENOA BEACH

Tanjung Benoa, like many other beach-side destinations in Bali, used to be a fishing village and an old dock. The development of the peninsula has been very significant as most of the shore-side properties are now hotels, resorts and water sports operators. The remaining mangrove marsh still lies at the western side of the entrance. … Continue reading TANJUNG BENOA BEACH