Bingin Beach
Uluwatu

Bingin Beach

Pristine White Sand Surf Paradise

Beach
Type
Moderate
Difficulty
3-5 hours
Duration
10,000 IDR (~$0.70) parking fee
Entry Fee

About Bingin Beach

Bingin Beach is often considered one of Bali's most beautiful beaches, featuring pristine white sand, crystal-clear turquoise water, and excellent surf breaks. Located on the Bukit Peninsula, this beach offers a more relaxed and less crowded alternative to some of Uluwatu's other famous spots.

The beach is renowned for its consistent surf breaks that work well for intermediate to advanced surfers. The waves break over a coral reef, creating both left and right-hand breaks that attract surfers from around the world. When the surf is smaller, the calm, clear water is perfect for swimming and the white sand beach is ideal for relaxation.

Bingin has maintained its laid-back, bohemian atmosphere with simple warungs (local restaurants) serving fresh seafood and cold drinks right on the beach. The beach is accessed via a steep path down the cliff, but the journey is rewarded with one of Bali's most picturesque coastal settings. The surrounding cliffs provide natural shade and create an intimate beach environment.

Photo Gallery

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Highlights

Pristine white sand beach
Excellent surf breaks for intermediates
Crystal-clear swimming water
Laid-back bohemian atmosphere
Beachfront warungs and cafes
Less crowded than other Uluwatu beaches

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bingin Beach suitable for beginner surfers?

Bingin is better suited for intermediate to advanced surfers due to the reef break. Beginners should consider taking lessons at more suitable beaches like Kuta or Canggu first.

Are there facilities available at Bingin Beach?

Yes, there are several warungs (local restaurants) on the beach offering food, drinks, and basic facilities. Some also rent surfboards and provide surf lessons.

Visit Information

Best Time
Morning to early afternoon (8 AM-2 PM) for best conditions
Entry Fee
10,000 IDR (~$0.70) parking fee
Difficulty
Moderate

What to Bring

  • Swimwear and beach towel
  • Reef-safe sunscreen
  • Surfboard (or rent locally)
  • Cash for food and parking
  • Water shoes for reef areas
  • Camera for beach photography

Important Tips

  • Access via steep cliff path - wear good shoes
  • Best surf conditions during dry season (April-October)
  • Try fresh seafood at beachfront warungs
  • Respect local surf etiquette and lineup
  • Check tide times for optimal swimming/surfing

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