Bali beach

Seminyak beach offers so much to do, from walking along the sandy, 5 km beach to any number of other activities: surfing, sunbathing, restaurants, bars and beach clubs are all on the menu.
Bask in the serene beauty of the sunset and listen to the gentle lap of the waves or, for something livelier, party hard at one of the many beach bars.
If you've come wanting to learn to surf Seminyak Beach is the ideal place. The waves are never too high, never too rough and roll smoothly in a perfect straight line towards the shore, making them ideal for beginners to learn with the help of one of the local surf schools. You'll be riding the waves in no time at all.

Echo Beach is also a great surf spot for beginners and experienced surfers alike. But it's not just about surfing here; a truly romantic place, Echo Beach is justly celebrated for its beauty. Enjoy a seafood barbecue at the Beach House or directly by the sea.
Charming little beach bars bring you fruity drinks and fresh coconuts as you enjoy the stunning beauty and unique black volcanic sands of the Canggu coastline, one of the most spectacular places on Earth.
Did you come with your dog? Walk it with the locals as you stroll along the beach with them and their pets at sunset. This Bali beach, a playground in the day, turns into a party place at night, with locals and tourists alike thronging the beach bars.

In the most peaceful village in Bali, Amed Beach has one of the most vibrant reefs on the whole island. Beneath the waves, you'll find a beautiful, vibrant garden of coral. An unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime undersea adventure awaits, so don't forget your underwater camera!
This diver's paradise offers a breath-taking abundance of colourful fish and other sea creatures to swim in amongst. The view above water is pretty good too: The perfect, chilled-out beach for families with children, Amed beach offers stunning views of nearby Mount Agung.

Bali is so much more than just the famous beaches crowded with tourists. Get back to nature and get off the beaten track in the island's beautiful interior.
Discover the tropical appeal of traditional Balinese life. Explore the smaller, less-known (and less crowded) beaches: Pemuteran, Secret Point on the small island of Nusa Ceningan, Tulamben, Nyang Nyang, Lovina or Teluk Brumbun. Wild and natural, these beaches have some of the best snorkelling on the island, perfect for a secluded getaway.