Labuan Sait Beach

A beach with tons of rocks. Great spot for tanning. Beautiful beach to spend your afternoon time. Clean and unique, there are drops of water coming out from the big rocks. Please wear a good sandal, some points are slippery. Best time for visit: 5 p.m to 6:30 p.m

I found the beaches in Uluwatu very commercial and overcrowded. If you think Canggu is touristy, Uluwatu takes it to another level. Most beaches charge 15k entry per person, and a parasol spot without beds costs 100k (in Canggu that was for two beds). The beach and sea are beautiful, but hard to enjoy since it’s packed. A “cold” coconut costs 50k — but it’s only cold on the outside. Overall, I preferred Canggu: less touristy, more relaxed. A 4.4 rating from almost 2,000 reviews doesn’t feel accurate to me.

The beach is small and crowded with lots of rubbish everywhere. To get into the water, you have to thread through an enormous amount of algae and plastic rubbish which is absolutely disgusting. I didn't stay more than 5 minutes. The entry fee is 15k IDR which they obviously don't spend on keeping the beach clean.

Its a kind of a nice place, buy way too many people here in a small space. There are so many more beautiful beaches on Bali I am not sure why so many people crowd into this one. It would probably be great if not so many people I suppose, but as it is not too interesting for me. The monkeys are kind of fun here and do not really bother you. They do charge a 10K entry fee per person.

Beautiful sand beach with interesting rock formations surrounding it. Very characteristic. Some beach stalls selling wares. Beach is fairly small and can get busy. The usual 10,000 IDR per adult entry fee.

Nice place to hang out at. The beach is super clear with waves forming nearing the beach. Good for surfing and tanning. The whole beach area looks very clean unlike some beaches we went to. Entrance is only 10k for adults while lesser for kids (forgot how much but aiya dont sweat about d kids price la). Do note that there is abit of steps to go dow to d beach to but since its actually a cliff leading to a beach, stairs/steps are common. There are stalls selling food n drinks around d area, so u can jz grab food there. Whether its Halal or not, its your own personal choice to buy ya, we are not stopping u.. The place is actually very pretty to be at, especially from the top view, so ya, enjoy the scenery ya.. Oya, travelling from Kuta, may take u about at least an hour.. travel here only if u are heading to Uluwatu/Jimbaran.. koz it may really drain ur patience with the traffic flow. Cheers!! #famwithsten #labuansait #labuansaitbeach #bali #uluwatu #jimbaran #balibeach #surf #balisurf

The beach is nice, lots of rocks, and always crowded with foreign tourists. Not recommended for tourists who want to find peace. To go to the beach, must go down a few stairs

Beautiful beach, with some great surfing available. There is stalls where you can buy rice and noodles as well as a variety of drinks. You are also able to rent surf boards from the locals here. One thing to be wary of is the local monkey population which will steal food if left unattended or if you hold it too near to them.