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BINGIN BEACH ULUWATU, BALI – The Complete Guide

Bingin beach in Uluwatu, also known as Pantai Bingin, is a charming beach which you can only enter by following the stairs down along cute beach cliff houses. It almost gives you the feeling as if you are in Greece with a Balinese vibe. Besides the chill vibes, Binging beach is also a surfers paradise. The great waves bring surfers in from around the globe. There are also some great restaurants ON THE BEACH which is quite unique in Bali. We highly recommend you to try the fish restaurant with sunset! Absolutely a unique experience in Bali to eat dinner with your toes in the sand. Read everything about Bingin beach in this complete guide!

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Best Uluwatu tours

If you want to explore the best of Uluwatu with a private tour, then it is highly recommended to book a tour with a private driver so you can explore everything at your own pace. Because of Bali’s popularity it is highly recommended to book your tours in advance as it is likely that tours sell out. So don’t wait with booking until you get to Bali. Choose your favorite tours here and secure your booking! All of these tours include air conditioned transport with hotel pick up and drop off, certified guides and sometimes also lunch and the entrance fees. You can reserve now and pay later, with cancellation up to 24 hours in advance to receive a full refund.

  • Uluwatu beaches, GWK Cultural Park and Uluwatu temple tour. A combination of the best culture and nature activities that southern Bali has to offer. Explore the most southern region in Bali with a private driver and English speaking guide to learn more about the Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park and soak in the sunshine at Uluwatu’s best beaches. You will finish the day with a spectacular sunset at Uluwatu Temple and watch the famous Kecak Balinese Cultural Dance.
  • Uluwatu beach club hopping tour. This private tour will take you to the best Uluwatu beach clubs to enjoy a day of relaxing at some of the best infinity pools and beaches that Uluwatu has to offer.
  • Customisable full day tour along the best spots in Uluwatu. Have your own private driver for a day to visit all the best spots in Uluwatu. Make your own itinerary and explore every location at your own pace.
  • Uluwatu white sand beaches tour and sunset at Uluwatu temple. Discover some of the best beaches in Uluwatu during this private tour. While visiting the beautiful white sand beaches you can swim and snorkel in crystal clear waters or rent a jet ski, fly-board or banana boat at your own expense. After the beach fun you will visit Padang Padang beach before watching the sunset at Uluwatu Temple and see the traditional Kecak dance show overlooking the sea.
  • Underwater Sea Walking Experience Nusa Dua. Explore Bali’s stunning underwater life while walking on the bottom of the ocean with a professional guide. The sea walker is a soft dive system that is designed specifically for those who are not confident swimmers or do not wish to dive.
  • Fly Board experience Nusa Dua. Fly high over the ocean with a Flyboard and get the adrenaline pumping!
  • Watersports Fun Package Nusa Dua: Jet Ski, Parasailing and donut boat. Have the best of three watersports activities in Nusa Dua. Soar in the air while parasailing, drive a jetski yourself and have fun on the donut boat.

How to get to Bingin beach Bali

Bingin beach is located along the western coastline in the region Pecatu, surrounded by hilly landscapes with limestone cliffs and isolated small beaches. The best way to get to get around Bali is on a scooter. You can rent scooters in the main tourist hubs throughout Bali like Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Ubud, and Uluwatu. Expect to pay around 50,000 – 100,000 IDR per day to rent a scooter. The longer you will rent a scooter, the cheaper it gets (depending on your bar gaining skills 😉

From the Kuta, Seminyak or Canggu region, it’s approximately a 1-hour to 1.5-hour journey to this area of the island depending on traffic around Kuta. Alternatively, you can also rent a car or private driver if you are not comfortable driving a scooter yourself.

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What to expect at Bingin beach

Once you arrive at the top of Bingin beach you’ll see that it is a dead end road. But broken surfboards make clear where to park your moped which costs 2,000 IDR.

From the car park, you’ll see signs on broken surfboards that lead you to the stairs where you can make your way down. First you walk through a small alley before getting a first glimpse of the beach. From the winding stairs along the cliff top houses you will get the feeling as if you’re in Greece. The homes here have a more Mediterranean style so you’ll almost forget that you’re in Bali! It’s only a few minutes of walking down the stairs so nothing too strenuous. 

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Once your feet touch the sand you will feel that it’s perfect soft white sand. Very different than the beaches around Canggu. Restaurants are set up on the beach and serve food all day long. If you’re planning to stay the whole day then make sure to try the fresh fish on the BBQ at Lucky restaurant!

Bingin is also a very popular beach for surfers so you will see them often running up and down the beach to catch the waves. If you want to stay overnight then there are plenty of accommodations around Bingin with beautiful ocean view. 

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Things to do at Bingin beach

There are many things to do at Bingin beach, but the main things are of course enjoying the beach, having a drink, surfing and snorkeling.

Surf at Bingin beach

Bingin Beach is one of the hotspots in Bali for surfing. So if you want to go surfing here, there are plenty of surf shacks at Pantai Bingin where you can rent boards from. Normal prices for rental surfboards are about 50,000 IDR for two hours. New to surfing? Ask for the options at the surfboard rental shacks to take a surf lesson! 

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Restaurants at Bingin beach

The restaurants and cafes at Bingin beach are the perfect spot to have a drink in the shade and watch the surfers. There are some restaurants on the cliffs but also on the beach where you can hang out with your toes in the sand. 

Lucky Fish restaurant for example looks very inviting to order a fresh grilled fish from the BBQ with a cold coconut or Bintang. Imagine, sitting with your feet in the sand, with the sound of the waves in the background, catching the last beautiful colours of the sunset while eating a fresh fish, salad and rice. It doesn’t get any better at this magical place 🙂 Check the pictures we made during our evening here, it was unforgettable! Highly recommended to get here before sunset and order a fresh fish for on the BBQ!  

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Explore Bingin beach

Exploring Bingin beach is fun! There are a lot of nice things to explore along the beach and in the water. Go south to find smaller hidden beaches where you can chill and take in the beautiful views without the interruption of too many other beach goers around. Or if you have a snorkel set, you can go snorkeling along the rocks and spot tiny tropical fishes or other marine life! If you’re planning to stay the whole day then make sure to watch the sunset. 

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Take the tide into account

All the beaches in Bali are affected by the tide. This means that you need to take into account when it’s high tide or low tide. Especially when you want to surf, snorkel or do any other water activity. Check the tide times for this beach here

More Bali travel inspiration

We hope you enjoyed this blog post about this beautiful beach in Bali.

For many other Bali travel tips, check our other blog posts here:

15 best beaches in Uluwatu

Best things to do in Uluwatu

Sunset in Bali – the places places to watch

Best things to do in Bali

20 amazing viewpoints in Bali

Best waterfalls in Bali

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One Comment

  1. Hi Ilse, it’s lovely to follow your blogs with all the crazy stuff happening in the world at this moment. We dream away with your stories and pictures.
    Bingin beach in Uluwatu, looks beautiful. And indeed, it looks like Greece ! And then the nice restaurants on the beach, must be very nice.

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