Holiday? Discover Bali's 5 Hidden Paradise.
When you hear the phrase "Bali Beach," what comes to mind? Many people fantasize of vacationing in Bali, and even more want to enjoy the wonderful natural tourism that Bali has to offer, notably its beaches. How many Bali beach names can you recall? Can you name a beach that just a few people are aware of? So, unlike other tourists, let's get to know Bali's beaches that are still hidden and unaffected by the amount of tourist visits.
1. Virgin Beach.
Few tourists, and even fewer locals, are aware of the existence of this beach. Yes, the site is 'inland,' at the eastern end of Bali, namely in the Karangasem area. Tourists who discovered this beach gave it the moniker "Virgin Beach." The locals named it "White Sand Beach."
There are various variables that contribute to this beach's inclusion in the secret beach list. To begin, this beach is located in the village of Perasi and is surrounded by two hills, Apen and Penggiang.
Tourists must take a trail that can only be passed by one motorbike to reach even this Virgin Beach. Second, the distinctive hue of the sand, which differs from that of other beaches, attracts both tourists and locals. The sand on Virgin Beach is white, as suggested by the name given to locals. Third, access is difficult, and the area where Virgin Beach is located is not usually referred to as a tourist attraction in the same way that Kuta Beach is. Like the beach in general, local folks can develop jobs such as renting snorkeling equipment, renting chairs and umbrellas, and providing massage services.
2. Tegal Wangi.
Who hasn't heard about Tegal Wangi Beach? The beach is noted for its beauty and landscape at sunset and is located south of Jimbaran, specifically in the neighborhood of Segara Tegalwangi Temple, Jimbaran Traditional Village, South Kuta District, Badung Regency. The view from the top of this steep cliff has been named the beach with the best sunset views in Southeast Asia. Tourists enjoy sitting on the reef and taking in the sunset view in the afternoon. To access to this beach region, descend not far from the top of a high cliff. This beach is popular among visitors and locals for pre-wedding photographs.
You don't need to be perplexed to travel to Tegal Wangi Beach. To begin, you can, of course, utilize your smartphone's map program because there are clear directions to this beach. Second, because this beach is close to the hotel, meet the major road that leads to the Ayana Hotel. Aside from the gorgeous surroundings, you can also see the plane that will land at Ngurah Rai International Airport.
3. Karma Kandara.
This beach is located in a well-known tourist area, which includes many tourist attractions that are well-known and frequently visited by tourists. Karma Kandara Beach is located in the Kuta area, approximately 27 kilometers from Ngurah Rai International Airport. It is also known as Nammos Beach. What is the significance of the name Karma Kandara? Because the Karma Kandara Resort was established a few years ago and the beach was very coincidentally under the resort, many people ended up naming it Karma Kandara Beach to make it simpler to remember.
This beach subsequently became a private beach for visitors and guests of Karma Kandara Resort. This beach is commonly rented for weddings. Want to go to the beach but aren't staying? For your convenience, you can enter the resort from the road and pay an admission charge of 250 thousand per person in exchange for a deposit of 100 thousand per person for the purchase of food and drinks.
Want something for nothing? Relax, you may still visit Karma Kandara Beach for free. However, entrance to the beach requires enough stamina to pass through the hallway to the brink of the cliff, then descend roughly 340 winding stairs to experience the splendor of the beach directly. So, which one do you prefer?
4. Bingin Beach.
Traveling 32 kilometers from Denpasar does not deter people from experiencing the magnificence that Bingin Beach has to offer. This beach is close to Dreamland Beach and is located in Pecatu Village in South Kuta. It's just that, despite their proximity, Bingin Beach requires the use of a boat due to cliffs. During the day, many tourists are willing to pay a high price to surf and enjoy the beauty of the waves at Bingin Beach. Furthermore, it has white sand, rows of rocks, and a magnificent ambience that allows people to rest on this beach.
The travel to Bingin Beach is indeed challenging. The route is steep, twisting, and slightly potholed, so you must pass multiple times. However, your efforts will be rewarded with views far apart from the hustle and bustle of the city, as well as the beauty of sunset.
5. Atuh Beach.
Nusa Penida is famed for its various tourist sites that are still a mystery and have not even been touched by local residents. Many tourist objects that have not been exposed and are still standing naturally. Atuh Beach is one of the highlights. This has actually been famous for numerous years, especially since the Nusa Penida Festival was hosted in Banjar Pelilit, Pejukutan Village, Nusa Penida District, Klungkung Regency.
Tourists must travel for 2 hours from Denpasar city and walk for approximately 2 kilometers to get a stunning glimpse of Atuh Beach. Distant and bored? Don't worry, for the beauty of the two cliffs that flank Atuh Beach will be shown to you during the journey. The interesting thing is that when we travel to Atuh Beach, we are also served by a series of beaches that encircle Atuh Beach. Batu Melawang Island, also known as Batu Bolong, is one of the group's most well-known beaches.
Well, that was DonRFK's recommendation of five hidden paradises that you must visit while on vacation to the Bali Island. Wanna try? 😊
@DonRFK90
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