ICONIC BEACHES CLOSE TO SEJATI
BINGIN BEACH
Bingin is one of Bali’s most iconic surf beaches, known for its legendary wave, golden reef, and unmistakable Bukit atmosphere. While many of the original cliffside warungs were removed in 2025, beach access remains open via the Temple Lodge stairs. Local families continue selling drinks, snacks, and umbrellas on the sand, and supporting them is always appreciated.
Best for: Surf culture, iconic Bingin views, beach days
Location: Bingin.
PADANG PADANG BEACH
One of Uluwatu’s most famous beaches, Padang Padang is known for crystal-clear water, soft sand, and beautiful rock formations. Though small, it’s undeniably stunning. Arrive early or later in the day for fewer crowds.
Best for: Classic Bali beauty, swimming, iconic scenery
Location: Padang Padang.
THOMAS BEACH
Once a hidden gem, Thomas Beach has become one of Uluwatu’s most loved beaches for its soft sand, swimmable water, and laid-back atmosphere. With warungs, umbrellas, and fewer crowds than some neighboring beaches, it’s ideal for an easy beach day.
Best for: Swimming, relaxed beach days, soft sand
Location: Thomas Beach, Uluwatu.
SULUBAN / ULUWATU BEACH
A magnet for surfers and sunset lovers alike, Suluban offers dramatic cave access, rugged limestone cliffs, rock pools, and one of the Bukit’s most unique coastal experiences. Once you’ve had your fill of the beach, explore the cliffside bars and warungs above.
Best for: Surf culture, cliffside views, sunset bars
Location: Suluban / Uluwatu.
NYANG NYANG BEACH
A long, wild stretch of coastline where it’s easy to find your own quiet space. Nyang Nyang offers raw natural beauty and fewer crowds, though access requires a steep walk.
Best for: Seclusion, long beach walks, hidden gems
Location: Uluwatu.
DREAMLAND BEACH
With golden sand, turquoise water, and sweeping views, Dreamland remains a favorite for classic beach days. At lower tide, explore quieter corners away from the busier main stretch.
Best for: Beach walks, sunbathing, scenic beauty
Location: Pecatu.
MORE BEAUTIFUL BEACHES AROUND SOUTH BALI
BALANGAN BEACH
A beautiful white sand beach framed by limestone cliffs, Balangan offers excellent surf, relaxed warungs, and one of the Bukit’s most laid-back coastal settings.
Best for: Surf, beach lounging, panoramic viewpoints
Location: Balangan.
MELASTI BEACH
For soft white sand, calm swimmable water, and easy vehicle access, Melasti is one of the Bukit’s best full-service beach days. Dramatic limestone roads and beach clubs add to its appeal.
Best for: Swimming, full beach days, scenic drives
Location: Melasti.
GREEN BOWL BEACH
Tucked below dramatic cliffs, Green Bowl is a beautiful smaller beach best visited at lower tides. The long staircase keeps crowds lighter, but the reward is worth it.
Best for: Hidden beaches, swimming, quiet escapes
Location: Ungasan.
PRIVATE BEACH CLUBS & LUXURY BEACH DAYS
SUNDAYS BEACH CLUB
For a more elevated private beach experience, Sundays offers beautiful turquoise water, white sand, premium dining, and full-service beach club luxury. Ideal for guests wanting comfort, style, and a polished beach day.
Best for: Luxury beach days, swimming, beach club experiences
Location: Ungasan.
KARMA BEACH
Accessible via inclinator down dramatic cliffs, Karma Beach remains one of Bali’s most iconic private beach experiences. Crystal-clear water, stylish dining, and exclusive vibes make it a memorable splurge.
Best for: Luxury beach clubs, premium experiences, stunning scenery
Location: Ungasan.
WORTH THE DRIVE
NUSA DUA BEACHES
For calm swimming, soft sand, and some of Bali’s cleanest beaches, Nusa Dua is well worth the drive. Protected by reef and ideal for gentler ocean conditions, standout beaches include Geger Beach, Mengiat Beach, Pantai Samuh, and Pantai Nusa Dua. These beaches are perfect for families, relaxed swimming, and easy full-day beach outings.
Best for: Calm swimming, family-friendly beaches, easy access
Location: Nusa Dua.
IMPORTANT LOCAL BEACH TIPS
- Bring cash for entrance fees, warungs, umbrellas, and local vendors
- Many beaches in Bingin and Uluwatu area require steep stairs or cliff access
- Always check tide and surf conditions before swimming
- Supporting local beach vendors is an important part of respecting the community, so please bring cash and show kindness to the local families who help make these beaches special
- When leaving the beach please cover up a little. Remember where you are – respect local culture and communities by avoiding overly revealing swimwear away from the beach.
STAY CLOSE TO HOME
SEJATI’S PERFECT BASE
One of the best parts of staying at Sejati is having easy access to many of the Bukit’s most beautiful beaches, all within a short drive. Whether you’re beach hopping, surfing, or sunset chasing, Sejati offers the perfect base for exploring Bali’s southern coastline.
