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Top 10 Must-Visit Beaches in Bali for 2025

If you are eager to be the main subject of some serious Instagram envy and to spark a bit of longing among your friends, continue reading to discover the 10 BEST BEACHES IN BALI.

When envisioning Bali, its stunning beaches and relaxed beach bars inevitably come to mind. In Bali, your daily agenda is likely to include ample lounging by the sea, basking in the Balinese sun for that radiant glow, and, of course, having a refreshing drink within easy reach.
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THE BEST BEACHES IN BALI TO VISIT IN 2025

BINGIN BEACH, BINGIN

In any list of the premier beaches on Bali’s Bukit Peninsula, Bingin Beach is an essential inclusion. This exquisite beach in Bali represents an oasis of shimmering blue waters complimented by soft white sand, offering an ideal backdrop for a weekend retreat for both expatriates and locals. Escape from your regular routine while enjoying a delightful dragonfruit smoothie or a fresh fruit bowl from Kelly’s Warung.

Bingin Beach. Image by @gypsea_lust

THOMAS BEACH, ULUWATU

Situated between Bingin and Padang Padang, this remarkable Bali beach is another hidden treasure on Bali’s southern peninsula. It is advisable to forgo your workout the previous day, as the descent to the sparkling blue waters and pristine sand comprises nearly endless stairs. Fortunately, you can pause every few meters to admire the breathtaking view and capture picturesque photographs from above!

Thomas Beach. Image by @patriciatsai

KARMA BEACH, ULUWATU

You have likely encountered those images where the ocean flaunts balayaged shades of blue, appearing almost too splendid to be real! Welcome to Karma Kandara beach, undeniably one of the finest beaches in Bali. Savor a meal and a drink at the exclusive Karma Beach Club while intermittently indulging in a well-deserved dip in the clear Indonesian waters. Enjoy delectable Mediterranean cuisine or witness a movie at sunset. Remember to capture stunning photographs from above before taking the funicular down to one of Bali’s remarkable beaches!

Karma Beach. Image by @dompfan

GREEN BOWL BEACH, ULUWATU

Found near Ungasan, after a steep descent of 250 steps totaling 75 meters, you will be rewarded with this secluded strip of sand bordered by two large limestone caves. Named for the color of the cliffs encircling the beach and the emerald hues that shimmer off the algae-covered rocks in the water, Green Bowl is the ideal location for a more personal beach day among Bali’s best beaches. Stay vigilant for bats in the caves and keep belongings secure, as playful monkeys may also be present!

Green Bowl Beach. Image by @samanthareddy

BALANGAN BEACH, BALANGAN

Adorned with scenic palm trees, this white sand beach in Bali offers ample space for leisurely strolls with a partner. Recharge by enjoying a meal from several warungs (traditional food stalls – we highly recommend Nasi Goreng) lining the beach, and stay refreshed with a fresh coconut after spending a relaxing day under the Balinese sun at one of Bali’s stunning beaches.

Balangan Beach. Image by @nasibrommer.nl

DOUBLE SIX BEACH, SEMINYAK

Situated in the upscale area of Seminyak, Double Six beach is an optimal location to discover a beach front bar and indulge in a sunset while savoring a cold Bintang, reflecting on the events of the day. For an eclectic and vibrant atmosphere, consider visiting the renowned La Plancha located at one of the prime beach spots in Seminyak. Relax beneath the colorful umbrellas and sandbags while enjoying live acoustic performances. Proceed into the night with a live DJ every Friday.

Double Six Beach. Image by @caras.3

BLUE POINT BEACH, ULUWATU

Surrounded by the stunning limestone cliffs, Sultan (also known as Blue Point Beach) embodies the charm of a hidden beach. Descend through a series of stairs and wooden pathways that lead through the caves onto the sun-kissed sand. Gaze out at the mesmerizing azure waters or explore the nearby mini caves.

Insider Tip: Settle into a seat at Single Fin on the cliff top and observe elite surfers as they navigate the world-class waves throughout the day. Remember to check out Hungry in Bali for discounts on dishes at Single Fin and numerous other dining options.

Blue Point Beach. Image by @theasia.collective

PADANG PADANG BEACH, ULUWATU

Also referred to by locals as ‘Pantai Labuan Sait’, this extraordinary Bali beach boasts such renown that it has earned a dual name. One may recognize this secluded lagoon from Julia Roberts’ film Eat Pray Love. For surfers, Padang Padang beach is globally recognized as a prime surfing destination and hosts the Ripcurl Pro Padang Cup. Rent a surfboard to your preferred size and enjoy a full day bobbing in the refreshing Indian Ocean!

Insider Tip: Be sure to enjoy lunch at the popular nearby cafe The Loft and take advantage of the discount available through Hungry in Bali.

Padang Padang Beach. Image by @imenniazi

SUNDAYS BEACH CLUB, ULUWATU

In close proximity to the ultra-luxurious Ungasan Clifftop Resort, venture down the funicular to one of Bali’s most exclusive beach front venues. This locale epitomizes all the qualities ideal for a leisurely Sunday (so anticipate a relaxed atmosphere). Immerse yourself in the pristine waters, and as you emerge, return to your day bed while sipping on a refreshing cocktail to the sounds of beachside melodies — all day long. Extend your stay until evening for a bonfire to conclude your day at one of Bali’s remarkable beaches.

Insider Tip: Explore Hungry In Bali for an exclusive 25% discount at Sundays Beach Club and numerous other dining options.

Image by Sunday Beach Club

GEGER BEACH, NUSA DUA

If you are curious about where locals prefer to spend their time, this is your answer. As one of the finest beaches in Bali, this relatively untouched paradise is popular among swimmers and snorkelers. It also provides a wonderful setting for paddle boarding as you glide toward the horizon. Be sure to observe the local seaweed farmers at work!

Geger Beach. Image by @adam_andrian

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