Green Bowl Beach

The beach is quite clean. The waves aren't too big, and there are plenty of fish in the coral. However, the beach isn't very wide, and there are many steps to get down. It's a good place to relax.

The beach is beautiful, but be prepared for the way down and back up! There are a lot of steps! Watch your belongings as there are monkeys around. I visited during low tide, so make sure to check the tide schedule if you want to swim

A small beach with caves, a long descent and ascent. Be careful, there are a lot of wild monkeys.

**CHECK TIDE INFO BEFORE YOU VISIT** we found out quite fast this beach is only accessible during low tide for walking on the sand and swimming. We visited during high tide and yet it was still gorgeous, at least from the staircase haha. The wild monkeys will follow you up and down the staircase, but as long as you don't pay much attention to them they will not bother to steal or disturb you. The babies were absolutely adorable. If you don't like being approached by sellers selling their bracelets, I got bad news haha. The sellers that are by the parking area are very persistent, but the ones by the bottom of the staircase were quite friendly and gave us our space when we wanted to enjoy our sight seeing. ALSO very steep decline to get to the beach. No idea how many meters of a drop it is but there are spots along the staircase to sit and take a breath. If you have bad knees or asthma, I do not recommend. Would try to visit again during low tide

Green Bowl Beach is one of Bali’s true hidden gems. The beach sits at the bottom of a steep staircase (quite a workout on the way back up!), but once you reach the bottom, you’re rewarded with a secluded stretch of white sand and unbelievably clear turquoise water. Because of the challenging access, it’s much quieter than most beaches, perfect if you want to escape the crowds. The waves can be a bit strong at times, making it great for more experienced swimmers or surfers, but even just sitting on the sand and taking in the scenery feels incredibly peaceful. You might even spot some friendly monkeys near the entrance. If you don’t mind the stairs, Green Bowl Beach is absolutely worth the effort for a slice of untouched Bali beauty.

If you want to come here, please consider there will be grandmas that force you to buy their bracelets, coconuts, message or litterally everything. I understand that it’s hard for the locals to make the ends meet but they way that these grandmas following us, touching and even mocking us in a way that so rude is insane. One thing i regret was agreeing to buy the coconut to keep them away but turns out they still chasin us. No is a no but these grandmas would never understand that. Apart from that, It was really amazing beach, during the morning and after 3 pm the tides are low, you could see the tidal pools and rocks along the cliff. Be aware during noon the tides could get really strong, Keep your belongings in the rocks. Also, Be prepared for some hike, takes around 20 minutes.

Beautiful natural beach, way down 350 steps. The problem starts when walking up again. 😆 There’s almost no one at this beach, unfortunately there is a quite aggressive sales lady both at entrance and down at the beach that wouldn’t leave me alone, very forceful and unpleasant. Although it’s very pristine I won’t come back here, there’s no peace with someone trying to sell every 10min. Pay attention to the tides, the beach is only accessible when it’s low tide.

Green Bowl is a great little beach. It has a temple in the caves below. The walk down is okay. But the walk back up is hell. Make sure you’re fit & not a fatty. Just saying. Also the monkeys 🙊 at the start are little thieves, so make sure your vehicles are locked and nothing on your bikes. That means the bike compartments, they know how to open them. The afternoon is a better time when the tide goes out. Otherwise there is no place to sit on the sand.