[2024 Bali Attraction] Travel Guide for Blue Point Beach (Updated Oct)
Address:
Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia
🇮🇩Sunset at Blue Point Beach, Uluwatu
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Visiting Blue Point Beach in Uluwatu was one of the most memorable parts of my trip to Bali, largely due to its dramatic coastal scenery and the spectacular sunset that I witnessed there. Nestled at the base of rugged cliffs, this hidden gem offers a more secluded atmosphere compared to Bali’s busier beaches.
As I made my way down the steep steps carved into the cliffside, the expansive view of the Indian Ocean opened up before me, framed by towering rock formations. The beach itself is small and pebbly, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in sheer natural beauty and tranquility.
The sunset at Blue Point Beach is truly a breathtaking sight. As the sun dipped below the horizon, the sky lit up in fiery shades of orange and pink, casting a warm glow over the ocean. This magical moment created a perfect, picturesque setting that felt almost surreal. The silhouettes of surfers catching the last waves of the day added to the vibrant tableau, making the scenery even more dynamic.
For anyone visiting Uluwatu, I highly recommend timing your visit to Blue Point Beach to coincide with the sunset. It’s not just a visual experience; it’s an opportunity to feel completely connected to the natural beauty of Bali. The combination of stunning cliffside views, the soothing sounds of the ocean, and the spectacular colors of the sunset make Blue Point Beach an unforgettable destination.
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Uluwatu | A must-see cliff sunset in Bali!!
At Uluwatu, you definitely can't miss this stunning secret beach!! Suluban Beach is like a hidden cave beach, nestled within natural limestone formations, and to access the beach, you need to pass through narrow crevice steps and log ramps.
🌟Highlights:
🔹Although Uluwatu is small, it has a particularly beautiful glassy sea
At Blue Point Beach, it feels more like a cave beach🏖️
🏄This beach is a professional surfer's entry point! The waves are especially big, but the water is incredibly clear! The beach is small, nestled between two cliffs, but it has a surprisingly quaint and magical charm.
🔹This niche beach is a bit off the beaten path~ There are fewer Chinese tourists, with many European and American surfers! From here, you can enjoy a variety of impressive surfing performances!
🔹If you get tired of the beach, you can just go up to any cliffside restaurant, order a beer, and quietly enjoy the beautiful view and surfing performances while waiting for the sunset🌄
📝Tips:
‼️Be sure to check the tide table before you go!!
⭐️If it's high tide, the waves are particularly big, and the exposed area of the beach is very small, preventing access to the cave, and you'll miss out on a unique view! It would be a pity.
⭐️But I heard that during low tide, there are no surfing masters, and the view of the sea from the cliffside restaurants is not as nice, but it doesn't affect day trips, so play as you wish!
‼️Be sure to bring a hat🧢 and sunglasses🕶️, as the sunset in Uluwatu is especially direct! When the sun sets, it's right in front of the sun, which can be particularly dazzling!
👍Highly recommended:
When we went, it was high tide, the waves were big, and it wasn't good for taking photos, so we just stayed in the restaurant above for an afternoon, ordered a beer🍺 and a coconut🥥, enjoyed the sea breeze, zoned out, and then witnessed a stunningly beautiful sunset!! It was especially worthwhile!!
🎈I think letting go is definitely the right way to open up Bali!!
🧳Pre-trip preparation:
1⃣️Do a good job with sun protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, sun protection clothing, etc.)
2⃣️Check the tide table
3⃣️Look forward to a sunset feast!
🎊Wishing everyone a pleasant journey~