Bingin Beach
A bohemian crescent of warungs and cliffside villas above a fast, hollow surf break that fires at mid-tide.
Best for: Boho surfers and long lunches
About Bingin Beach
Bingin is the Bukit's hippy heart — a crescent of bamboo warungs and tumbledown cliffside guesthouses above one of the most perfect left-hand reef breaks in Indonesia. The wave is short, fast and hollow, the after-surf scene is endless beanbags and breakfast bowls, and the sunsets are unbeatable.
Quick facts
- Waves
- Hollow short left reef
- Sand
- White (low tide)
- Crowds
- Moderate
- Accessibility
- 200 stone steps from cliff
Things to do at Bingin Beach
- Cliffside breakfast — The Bingin Café Crew and Cashew Tree both serve all-day brunch with a cliff view.
- Watch surfers at the reef — The wave breaks just 50 m from the sand — front-row seats from any warung.
- Sunset cocktails at Mu Bali or Mick's Place — Two of the most romantic cliff bars in Bali.
- Walk to Impossibles at low tide — 20-min stroll along the beach to a quieter cove and another reef break.
Nearby attractions
- Uluwatu Temple (Pura Luhur Uluwatu) — Clifftop sea temple and Kecak dance, 20 minutes south.
- Single Fin Cliff Club — The Bukit's legendary sunset surf bar.
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