Bali Beaches

Bali's most popular beach and number one party zone! The original surfers destination has expanded - absorbing neighbouring Legian, Tuban and Seminyak. Good surf, great nightlife. Read More...

Legian is just north of Kuta Beach, and is probably the second most popular beach area with visitors after Kuta, because of its close association with beach life and its night party venues. Read More...

Sophisticated restaurants, fine dining, local designer shops and a cosmopolitan atmosphere - Seminyak is casual and cool with small stylish hotels and villas. Away from the Kuta crowds. Read More...

Ubud is Bali's cultural heart. Located in the cool mountains, just an hour's drive north of the airport, this traditional country town is the home of one among the prominent Balinese Royal families. Read More...

Candidasa is a relaxing beach area close to Bali's eastern cultural treasures like Pura Besakih, Bali's 'Mother Temple'. While it is not one of Bali's best, the tranquility of the coast is a feature of its own. Read More...

Denpasar is the capital city and the centre of Bali’s economy, and is actually the home of several historical, multi-cultural, traditional, and religious gems to discover. Read More...

Quiet and tranquil, Jimbaran is home to the latest luxury five-star resorts like  the Four Seasons at Jimbaran Bay, the InterContinental Bali Resort & Spa and the Ayana Resort and Spa Bali. Read More...

Nusa Dua, from the start, was designed to be an ‘all-inclusive’ type of tourist destination. Proof lies in the pristine Bali Tourism Development Centre’s (BTDC’s) complex of world-class hotels. Read More...

Sanur was Bali's first beach resort but still retains its Balinese character and old style village ambiance. It's also home to some of Bali's chic fashion shops, hot hotels and well-known restaurants.  Read More...

Tanjung Benoa, like most beaches in Bali, used to be a fishing village. The peninsula's shore-side has significantly developed, now featuring hotels, resorts and water sports operators. Read More...

If you’re a keen diver, you’d almost certainly have this destination among your Bali holiday plans. The island’s eastern shoreline boasts an underwater playground, and Amed is among the favourite between two main sites. Read More...

Lovina, a combination of smaller beaches spanning several local villages between two districts in the Buleleng regency, features calm waves, serene black sand shores, thrills in the offing, and a rather hushed nightlife scene. Read More...

Bali is blessed with a variety of coastlines and many of its ‘hidden’ beaches have only in recent years been revealed. One such ‘hidden’ beach that had gained much popularity recently is Perasi Beach, approximately 4.5km east of Candidasa. Read More...

The beaches of Uluwatu, Padang Padang, Dreamland and Bingin in southern Bali were once exclusively the haunt of surfers and could only be reached by traveling over rough dirt tracks.