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A more relaxing beach than its close relatives, Seminyak (to the north) and Kuta (to the south), Legian offers vacationers a place to surf, body board, shop, and relax in a more laid-back environment. The waves here can be large, which at times makes swimming a bit iffy, especially for the younger set. Check the flags to see if swimming is prohibited when you're there. But the wide, gold, and silver sandy beach is an ideal place to chill out, picnic, or create a sand mermaid. The paved beachside path is another plus to Legian beach, making it an easy place to take the family on a walk or bike ride. Fly a kite with the kids, grab food from a local vendor, or curl up on a lounge chair with a good book. 500 meters from Balibaba Villa
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Plaža Double Six
Jalan Double Six
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A more relaxing beach than its close relatives, Seminyak (to the north) and Kuta (to the south), Legian offers vacationers a place to surf, body board, shop, and relax in a more laid-back environment. The waves here can be large, which at times makes swimming a bit iffy, especially for the younger set. Check the flags to see if swimming is prohibited when you're there. But the wide, gold, and silver sandy beach is an ideal place to chill out, picnic, or create a sand mermaid. The paved beachside path is another plus to Legian beach, making it an easy place to take the family on a walk or bike ride. Fly a kite with the kids, grab food from a local vendor, or curl up on a lounge chair with a good book. 500 meters from Balibaba Villa
The sugar-white sand at this top Balinese beach begs to be sat upon, but the perfect surf is what really attracts visitors. While it is rough enough to make swimming a challenge (especially for kids), the water at Seminyak makes this one of the best beaches for surfing in Bali. For those who'd rather sit back and watch, there are plenty of opportunities to rent sun beds or umbrellas. You've already heard about the island's awesome sunsets. Seminyak is another great place to witness one. Local restaurants throw giant bean bags onto the sand to offer weary beachgoers an optimal spot to eat while enjoying nature's ultimate show of wonder. 600 meters from Balibaba Villa
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Seminyak plaža
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The sugar-white sand at this top Balinese beach begs to be sat upon, but the perfect surf is what really attracts visitors. While it is rough enough to make swimming a challenge (especially for kids), the water at Seminyak makes this one of the best beaches for surfing in Bali. For those who'd rather sit back and watch, there are plenty of opportunities to rent sun beds or umbrellas. You've already heard about the island's awesome sunsets. Seminyak is another great place to witness one. Local restaurants throw giant bean bags onto the sand to offer weary beachgoers an optimal spot to eat while enjoying nature's ultimate show of wonder. 600 meters from Balibaba Villa
The beach is clean and heavenly, and there's pretty much no surf due to the nearby breakwater, so this isn't the place to visit if you're hoping to surf. Low tide makes swimming a challenge, which is perhaps why sailing and kitesurfing have become the most popular things to do at this more serene Balinese beach. Take a break from the heat at the Sindhu Market in town. This small night market is known for its scrumptious (and cheap) street food fare. This is where you'll find the most delicious and authentic martabak – an Indonesian delicacy. Similar to a thick pancake, it is stuffed with sweet or savory foods (i.e. spicy beef) and usually served with a sweet curry sauce. 12km from Balibaba Villa
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Sanur
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The beach is clean and heavenly, and there's pretty much no surf due to the nearby breakwater, so this isn't the place to visit if you're hoping to surf. Low tide makes swimming a challenge, which is perhaps why sailing and kitesurfing have become the most popular things to do at this more serene Balinese beach. Take a break from the heat at the Sindhu Market in town. This small night market is known for its scrumptious (and cheap) street food fare. This is where you'll find the most delicious and authentic martabak – an Indonesian delicacy. Similar to a thick pancake, it is stuffed with sweet or savory foods (i.e. spicy beef) and usually served with a sweet curry sauce. 12km from Balibaba Villa
This popular tourist beach is located close to Ngurah Rai International Airport, the island's main travel hub. While it features the soft golden sand and dreamy blue waters of other best Bali beaches. The beach itself is a go-to spot for experienced surfers and those hoping to take up the sport. It's so popular, in fact, that you'll find multiple surf schools located along the sprawling sand. 1km from Balibaba Villa
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Kuta plaža
No.32 Jalan Pantai Kuta
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This popular tourist beach is located close to Ngurah Rai International Airport, the island's main travel hub. While it features the soft golden sand and dreamy blue waters of other best Bali beaches. The beach itself is a go-to spot for experienced surfers and those hoping to take up the sport. It's so popular, in fact, that you'll find multiple surf schools located along the sprawling sand. 1km from Balibaba Villa
This beautiful beach is reached by walking down stairs you find after entering a hollowed rock. Talk about exotic! Located on Bali's southern coast, Padang Padang is made even more captivating by the giant rocks and limestone cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula that surround its azure waves and golden sand. Once a truly secluded spot, this top beach in Bali was made famous as the spot where Julia Roberts' character finds love in Eat, Pray, Love. The result: an influx of tourists and new western-style restaurants, shops, and surf lodges aimed at the throngs of vacationers. 20km from Balibaba Villa
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Plaža Padang Padang
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This beautiful beach is reached by walking down stairs you find after entering a hollowed rock. Talk about exotic! Located on Bali's southern coast, Padang Padang is made even more captivating by the giant rocks and limestone cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula that surround its azure waves and golden sand. Once a truly secluded spot, this top beach in Bali was made famous as the spot where Julia Roberts' character finds love in Eat, Pray, Love. The result: an influx of tourists and new western-style restaurants, shops, and surf lodges aimed at the throngs of vacationers. 20km from Balibaba Villa
When it comes to luxury, Nusa Dua has it all. Searching for a perfect honeymoon resort? Check. Want a relaxing massage? There are spas aplenty. Craving a golf game? It has its own 18-hole course. This beach is essentially a giant peninsula of immaculate sand bordered by everything you never knew you needed. And it's all encompassed within a gated compound. In stark contrast to the bustling Kuta, Nusa Dua is quieter, more serene, and highly upscale. It's the mecca of all-inclusive beach resorts, with more than 20 big resorts on its shore. You can walk for miles along the pristine white sand, gaping at mega hotels along your path. Take a dip in the inviting water to cool off, then cross the boardwalk to gaze at the resorts' impressive pools or grab a bite to eat at one of their restaurants. 15km from Balibaba Villa
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Nusa Dua Beach
Nusa Dua
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When it comes to luxury, Nusa Dua has it all. Searching for a perfect honeymoon resort? Check. Want a relaxing massage? There are spas aplenty. Craving a golf game? It has its own 18-hole course. This beach is essentially a giant peninsula of immaculate sand bordered by everything you never knew you needed. And it's all encompassed within a gated compound. In stark contrast to the bustling Kuta, Nusa Dua is quieter, more serene, and highly upscale. It's the mecca of all-inclusive beach resorts, with more than 20 big resorts on its shore. You can walk for miles along the pristine white sand, gaping at mega hotels along your path. Take a dip in the inviting water to cool off, then cross the boardwalk to gaze at the resorts' impressive pools or grab a bite to eat at one of their restaurants. 15km from Balibaba Villa
Another exquisite beach on the Buckit Peninsula, Bingin is small but mighty. Also a surf haven, this isolated spot is free from big crowds and loud music. The reason? It's well hidden by the dramatic white limestone cliffs and isn't easy to get to. The cliff top offers an unparalleled panoramic view. Once you've safely climbed over the uneven rocks to reach the impeccable beach, you'll know your journey was worthwhile. Its postcard-worthy beauty will take what's left of your breath away.
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Bingin Beach
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Another exquisite beach on the Buckit Peninsula, Bingin is small but mighty. Also a surf haven, this isolated spot is free from big crowds and loud music. The reason? It's well hidden by the dramatic white limestone cliffs and isn't easy to get to. The cliff top offers an unparalleled panoramic view. Once you've safely climbed over the uneven rocks to reach the impeccable beach, you'll know your journey was worthwhile. Its postcard-worthy beauty will take what's left of your breath away.
Visitors to Balian beach are greeted by exotic black volcanic sand reaching up through the beach's dramatic dunes. A quiet place to find respite, Balian is remote enough to provide a needed break from the crowds found at other more popular beaches. The giant swells off this dramatic coastline make Balian a veritable surfer's paradise. Rent a board, sign up for lessons, or merely sit back and watch as the surfers do their thing at this top beach in Bali. Either way, you'll be happy you came. You won't find any luxury accommodations near this quiet beach, but those on a tight budget will have a ton of affordable options to choose from. Grab a bite at a nearby warung and bring it down to enjoy on the sand.
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Balian Beach
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Visitors to Balian beach are greeted by exotic black volcanic sand reaching up through the beach's dramatic dunes. A quiet place to find respite, Balian is remote enough to provide a needed break from the crowds found at other more popular beaches. The giant swells off this dramatic coastline make Balian a veritable surfer's paradise. Rent a board, sign up for lessons, or merely sit back and watch as the surfers do their thing at this top beach in Bali. Either way, you'll be happy you came. You won't find any luxury accommodations near this quiet beach, but those on a tight budget will have a ton of affordable options to choose from. Grab a bite at a nearby warung and bring it down to enjoy on the sand.
It's not easy to get down to Green Bowl beach (aptly named for its shape and green water), but that's not necessarily a bad thing. You'll have to climb more than 300 steps to get to the bottom of the 75-meter cliff towering above the unspoiled sand. The upside: you won't have to elbow your way through crowds to find a spot for your towel. This secluded nirvana boasts two limestone caves, inside of which are small rock shrines and much needed shelter from the hot sun. Speaking of hot sun, you'll be able to buy a cold drink or coconut from a warung at the top of the stairs. If you can't fathom climbing back up for a snack, make sure to bring it with you on the way down.
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Green Bowl Beach
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It's not easy to get down to Green Bowl beach (aptly named for its shape and green water), but that's not necessarily a bad thing. You'll have to climb more than 300 steps to get to the bottom of the 75-meter cliff towering above the unspoiled sand. The upside: you won't have to elbow your way through crowds to find a spot for your towel. This secluded nirvana boasts two limestone caves, inside of which are small rock shrines and much needed shelter from the hot sun. Speaking of hot sun, you'll be able to buy a cold drink or coconut from a warung at the top of the stairs. If you can't fathom climbing back up for a snack, make sure to bring it with you on the way down.
Nyang Nyang is another isolated beach requiring a hefty trek through rough terrain. The reward at the end of this hike is more than worth it – outstanding views over limestone cliffs and the untouched coastline below. This hidden gem is also bordered by lush grassland, making it an idyllic place to avoid the crowds. Another bonus: you won't have to deal with beach hawkers. The sand at this utopia is lovely, but coarse, so you might want to don shoes. Sit back and let the waves lull you as they break on a reef just out from shore. But beware: swimming isn't recommended, as conditions can get rough and there are no lifeguards on duty.
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Nyang Nyang Beach
Jalan Raya Uluwatu Pecatu
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Nyang Nyang is another isolated beach requiring a hefty trek through rough terrain. The reward at the end of this hike is more than worth it – outstanding views over limestone cliffs and the untouched coastline below. This hidden gem is also bordered by lush grassland, making it an idyllic place to avoid the crowds. Another bonus: you won't have to deal with beach hawkers. The sand at this utopia is lovely, but coarse, so you might want to don shoes. Sit back and let the waves lull you as they break on a reef just out from shore. But beware: swimming isn't recommended, as conditions can get rough and there are no lifeguards on duty.
Suluban beach is a pretty haven located in the southern, Uluwatu region of Bali. Getting to this hidden gem requires a 10-minute trek past shops and cafés, down multiple concrete stairs, across a log "boardwalk," and through a picturesque cave. Visit during low tide, when more of the beach is exposed, for a better chance at finding an optimal spot for your towel. Or, stop at one of the restaurants set on the cliff above. They offer incredible vistas and tasty fare. The sunset view from here is spectacular. Also known as Blue Point Beach, this fun surfing beach offers waves that are optimal for hanging 10. Its rough waters and strong current mean this isn't a great place to swim, though, especially if you have little ones in tow. Also, be careful, as sharp rocks hide among the sand. Along the shore, you'll find tide pools and small caves to explore. This beach is also well shaded, so sun worshippers may want to seek another lounging locale, unless they're looking for a nice break from the heat.
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Suluban Beach
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Suluban beach is a pretty haven located in the southern, Uluwatu region of Bali. Getting to this hidden gem requires a 10-minute trek past shops and cafés, down multiple concrete stairs, across a log "boardwalk," and through a picturesque cave. Visit during low tide, when more of the beach is exposed, for a better chance at finding an optimal spot for your towel. Or, stop at one of the restaurants set on the cliff above. They offer incredible vistas and tasty fare. The sunset view from here is spectacular. Also known as Blue Point Beach, this fun surfing beach offers waves that are optimal for hanging 10. Its rough waters and strong current mean this isn't a great place to swim, though, especially if you have little ones in tow. Also, be careful, as sharp rocks hide among the sand. Along the shore, you'll find tide pools and small caves to explore. This beach is also well shaded, so sun worshippers may want to seek another lounging locale, unless they're looking for a nice break from the heat.
Dreamland beach lives up to its name. While more and more large beach resorts are creeping their way towards this spot, it's still a captivating place with surf-worthy waves and the softest white sand. Like Padang Padang, Dreamland also boasts the rugged coastline and high limestone cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula. And the view is spectacular. If you're traveling with kids, though, beware–the surf is large, which means the waves can be treacherous for little ones. You might want to allow them to bury you in the sand or fly a kite instead. Those who were looking for a serene place to float seamlessly in the ocean may want to reconsider a trip to this beach as well.
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Dreamland plaža
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Dreamland beach lives up to its name. While more and more large beach resorts are creeping their way towards this spot, it's still a captivating place with surf-worthy waves and the softest white sand. Like Padang Padang, Dreamland also boasts the rugged coastline and high limestone cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula. And the view is spectacular. If you're traveling with kids, though, beware–the surf is large, which means the waves can be treacherous for little ones. You might want to allow them to bury you in the sand or fly a kite instead. Those who were looking for a serene place to float seamlessly in the ocean may want to reconsider a trip to this beach as well.
Virgin Beach is one of the most popular beach in Karangasem – East Coast of Bali. It has soft white sands and clear blue water. The entrance is IDR 10.000 per person (for foreign tourists, Aug 2020). The road to the beach is excellent, with lots of amazing views along the way! There are many warungs and beach bars selling food and drinks along the beach. Sun loungers can be hired for an affordable price. Some restaurants offer body-massage that you can try if you want to. The beach has intense waves, and rocks in the sand. You can swim here, however, no lifeguard on-duty so you must be very careful.
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Virgin Beach Karangasem Bali
Desa Jalan Raya Bukit Asah
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Virgin Beach is one of the most popular beach in Karangasem – East Coast of Bali. It has soft white sands and clear blue water. The entrance is IDR 10.000 per person (for foreign tourists, Aug 2020). The road to the beach is excellent, with lots of amazing views along the way! There are many warungs and beach bars selling food and drinks along the beach. Sun loungers can be hired for an affordable price. Some restaurants offer body-massage that you can try if you want to. The beach has intense waves, and rocks in the sand. You can swim here, however, no lifeguard on-duty so you must be very careful.
Looking for a secluded beach to brag about to friends back home? Kelingking beach is it! Perfectly situated, this lush wonderland is nestled between towering limestone cliffs and bordered by the captivatingly turquoise Manta Bay on Nusa Penida Island, a 30-minute boat ride from Bali. Its gorgeous image has graced ad campaigns for Bali and Indonesia for years. Not easy to reach, the long, steep trek down to this beach rewards visitors with spectacular views and postcard-worthy photos, especially from the jagged cliff tops. Be sure you're fit enough for the hike back up, and pack plenty of water and snacks, as you won't be able to buy anything once you've reached the soft white sand of the beach. Also, flip flops aren't going to cut it for this journey. The water is calmer in the shallows by the shore, so stick to this region if you aren't a strong swimmer.
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Kelingking Beach
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Looking for a secluded beach to brag about to friends back home? Kelingking beach is it! Perfectly situated, this lush wonderland is nestled between towering limestone cliffs and bordered by the captivatingly turquoise Manta Bay on Nusa Penida Island, a 30-minute boat ride from Bali. Its gorgeous image has graced ad campaigns for Bali and Indonesia for years. Not easy to reach, the long, steep trek down to this beach rewards visitors with spectacular views and postcard-worthy photos, especially from the jagged cliff tops. Be sure you're fit enough for the hike back up, and pack plenty of water and snacks, as you won't be able to buy anything once you've reached the soft white sand of the beach. Also, flip flops aren't going to cut it for this journey. The water is calmer in the shallows by the shore, so stick to this region if you aren't a strong swimmer.
Located in a sheltered cove on the west coast of Nusa Penida island, Crystal Bay is aptly named for its translucent blue-green water. It boasts a thriving reef, making this one of the best places to visit for snorkelers and divers. The current can be quite strong, though, so take care. While still undeveloped, you'll find small bungalows and thatched-roof buildings offering everything from coconuts to cold drinks to snorkel rentals. Insider's Tip: Avoid the crowds by going earlier in the day. Like many of Bali's best beaches, Crystal Bay is a popular place to watch the sun set.
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Crystal Bay Nusa Penida
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Located in a sheltered cove on the west coast of Nusa Penida island, Crystal Bay is aptly named for its translucent blue-green water. It boasts a thriving reef, making this one of the best places to visit for snorkelers and divers. The current can be quite strong, though, so take care. While still undeveloped, you'll find small bungalows and thatched-roof buildings offering everything from coconuts to cold drinks to snorkel rentals. Insider's Tip: Avoid the crowds by going earlier in the day. Like many of Bali's best beaches, Crystal Bay is a popular place to watch the sun set.
Batubelig Beach is a good spot for relaxing and sunbathing on the warm, dark sand. But the waves can be rougher here compared to Kuta and Legian, with tides usually pounding the shore hard. This and some strong undercurrents often make it unsafe for swimming. Daytime beach activities include kite-flying and volleyball, while the whole picturesque west coast is a favourite route for horse riding from the stables in Canggu. During the monsoon season (usually between December and February), you can expect some occasional flotsam and jetsam due to westerly winds. Sunsets are magical and, after chilling out at a bar, dining options abound along the main street of Jalan Batubelig.
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Plaža Batu Belig
Jalan Batu Belig
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Batubelig Beach is a good spot for relaxing and sunbathing on the warm, dark sand. But the waves can be rougher here compared to Kuta and Legian, with tides usually pounding the shore hard. This and some strong undercurrents often make it unsafe for swimming. Daytime beach activities include kite-flying and volleyball, while the whole picturesque west coast is a favourite route for horse riding from the stables in Canggu. During the monsoon season (usually between December and February), you can expect some occasional flotsam and jetsam due to westerly winds. Sunsets are magical and, after chilling out at a bar, dining options abound along the main street of Jalan Batubelig.