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Embark on a mesmerizing journey with us as we uncover the enchanting beauty of two hidden treasures in Bali – Blue Point Beach (Suluban Beach) and Padang Padang Beach, nestled in the picturesque Uluwatu region. In this video, we spill all the tips you need for an unforgettable beach adventure.
🕒 Blue Point Beach (Suluban Beach) – Timing is Everything!
Discover the magic of Suluban Beach at low tide, unveiling sandy expanses, perfect for exploring the cave and finding hidden openings to the stunning Hidden Beach. A morning visit beats the crowds, offering peaceful hours before the midday rush. Enjoy the scenic walk from the Uluwatu Cliff parking lot, treat yourself to a snack with a view, and marvel at the Uluwatu surf break.
🌊 Padang Padang Beach – A Surfer’s Paradise with a Twist!
Known as Pantai Labuan Sait, Padang Padang Beach is a must-visit destination. With a unique hollow rock entrance, a 100-meter stretch of white sand, and world-class waves, it’s not just for surfers. Be prepared for an entrance fee, watch out for mischievous monkeys, and relish the breathtaking view at the bottom.
🌞 Best Times to Visit Both Beaches:
Blue Point Beach: Aim for low tide or an early morning visit.
Padang Padang Beach: All year round, especially from April to October, with the best surf conditions from June to September.
🚗 Getting There – Tips for a Seamless Trip!
Scooter Rental (Uluwatu Region): Convenient for locals.
From Kuta, Seminyak, or Canggu: 1 to 1.5-hour journey.
Private Car and Driver: A stress-free option, perfect for exploring both beaches and Uluwatu Temple in one day.
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00:00 Intro
00:22 Blue Point Beach – best time to visit
00:55 Blue Point Beach – access and cafes
01:20 Blue Point Beach – notes for surfing and swimming
02:13 Padang Padang Beach – basic info
03:00 Padang Padang Beach – entrance fee and things to be aware of
03:27 Padang Padang Beach – best time to visit
04:11 Recommendation on Transportation
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Today, we’re embarking on a journey to explore two of Bali’s hidden treasures – Blue Point Beach and Padang Padang Beach, both nestled in the enchanting Uluwatu region. In this video, we spill all the important tips for checking out these awesome beaches,
What to expect and the best way to get there using the coolest transportation. Let’s kick things off with the captivating Blue Point Beach, also known as Suluban Beach in Uluwatu. First things first, when is the best time to visit Suluban Beach? Aim for low
Tide – it reveals more sandy beach spaces, making it easier to explore the cave and discover small rock openings leading to Hidden Beach. At high tide not only does much of the beach disappear, you will also find it difficult getting through the cave. If you can’t time it during low tide,
Consider an early morning visit before the midday sun kicks in. This way, you’ll have a few peaceful hours on the beach before it gets crowded. Once you arrive, there’s a parking lot at the top of Uluwatu Cliff. From there, it’s about a 10-minute walk down a set of concrete stairs,
Surrounded by clifftop bars, cafes, souvenir stores, and surfboard rental shops. Treat yourself to a light snack and a cold Bintang at one of the cafes – they’re affordable and provide a great view. And trust me, once you catch sight of Blue Point Beach,
You won’t be able to resist stopping for a minute. As you make your way down to Pantai Suluban, you’ll notice the famous Uluwatu surf break. It’s truly a sight to behold. However, keep in mind that the beach isn’t the best for swimming or sunbathing due to unpredictable waves in and out
Of the cave. But, as long as you use common sense and assess the conditions, the cave is safe to explore. Once you’ve had a bite to eat and drink, continue down the Uluwatu cliff to Suluban Cave. If you’re looking for a more ideal spot for swimming, make your way through the cave to
Discover Hidden Beach. It’s my personal favorite on the entire Bukit Peninsula. Perch up on the sand, soak up the sun, and take a refreshing dip to cool off. Keep an eye out for remnants of a wooden boat at the foot of Uluwatu Cliff on the southern end of Hidden Beach – a testament
To the hidden treasures this place holds. Now, let’s switch gears to Padang Padang Beach, also known as Pantai Labuan Sait. This stunning surf spot on the Bukit Peninsula is a must-visit destination for beach lovers apart from Blue Point Beach. Nestled on the southwest coastline of the
Bukit Peninsula, Padang Padang Beach boasts a one hundred meter-long stretch of fine white sand. Accessible through a unique hollow rock entrance, the beach is surrounded by exotic rock caves, tidal swimming pools, and secluded beaches. And did I mention the world-class waves?
This beach is not only a paradise for surfers but also a regular host for international surfing events, with the Rip Curl Cup Padang Padang being the most frequent. Fun fact: it even played a romantic role in the 2010 big-screen adaptation of ‘Eat, Pray, Love.’
Now, before you hit the sand, be prepared to pay an entrance fee of 10,000 Indonesian Rupiah per person. Cash is essential, so make sure to have some small bills on hand. As you make your way down the narrow staircase through the limestone cave, be cautious of
The mischievous monkeys that might snatch your belongings. But trust me, the breathtaking view awaiting you at the bottom is totally worth it! The best time to visit Padang Padang Beach is all year round, especially during the sunniest and driest months from April to October. Whether
You’re into surfing, swimming, or just soaking up the sun, this beach has something for everyone. During low tide, explore the natural rock formations around the foot of Padang Padang Bali cliffs, offering excellent photo opportunities and secluded beaches.
With its great waves and a white sandy stretch that extends 100 meters from north to south, Padang Padang Beach is a surfers’ paradise. The best time for surfing is during the dry season from June to September, although April, May, and October
Also provide good waves with fewer surfers. Now, let’s talk about how to get to these two picturesque spots. If you’re staying in the Uluwatu region, renting a scooter is a convenient option. If you’re coming from Kuta, Seminyak, or Canggu, expect a 1 to 1 and half hour journey. If
You’re not comfortable on a scooter, consider hiring a private car and a driver for the day. That’s what we did! We hired a driver for a day to check out these two awesome beaches and Uluwatu Temple. Finally, the driver dropped us off at our place near Seminyak. It’s a great
Move because we didn’t have to stress about not getting a taxi during rush hours and could chill at the beaches as long as we wanted. You can find the info about the driver we’ve known for years in the description below or in our free Bali travel plan. We’re dropping this travel plan
For free in the final video of our Bali trip. Check out these two videos on Uluwatu Temple and how we saved money and time planning our Bali trip! Catch you at the next Bali hotspot!