Padang Padang Beach

Beach · Badung

Padang Padang Beach

Beach · Badung

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Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia

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Cozy, scenic stretch of golden sand featuring large boulders, plus parking & an entry fee.  

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"Padang Padang is a small-ish beach that's the starting point to reach surf breaks, as well as a launching site for fishermen on pastel outrigger boats. The best time to come here is early in the morning, as the sun rises and before the crowds. With mounds of rocks protruding out from the smooth sand, the scenery here is lovely and dramatic. The sheltered bay makes the water perfect for a swim; you can also try your hand at surfing—there are plenty of surf schools with great instructors." - Anna Chittenden

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Andreea-Ioana Serban

Google
Beautiful beach with lots of rocks and monkeys. The waves are very big so it is suitable for surfing. It is a little crowded but it is expected since it is so well known. I recommend coming early as it gets very crowded.

Kenny Yap

Google
15KIDR for entry. Parking is opposite the road. Short walk down a narrow flight of steps. Plenty of surfing lessons available if you’re there to pick up surfing. Clear blue water on a sunny day.

Berns

Google
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.

Aditya Kapoor

Google
One of the best beaches I have been to but very crowded as the beach area is small. There’s an area that you can climb to (90% stairs) that gives awesome views of the area. Beach has an entry ticket and very nominal fee to park vehicle. Washrooms are free to use.

Jason Turner

Google
Nice little beach, stinks of monkey piss on the way in. Monkeys in the carpark across the road were tearing up motorbike seats as I left. Go at low tide and early before the crowds

lista thie

Google
it was a great experience to be in here, but i didn’t expect the beach to be this small (?) but its okay, also u can go surf here, the locals also sell snacks/foods/drinks too, n the sunset view is pretty 😻!!

Kristine Davalos

Google
After searching for beaches where there’s no a lot of waves pushing you back to the shore, we found this beach hidden between two giant rocks which you have to cross to finally reach the white sand and calm beach. The water was calm , so you can swim and relax in the water. It is quite small and gets full if you don’t come early. There are stands selling cocktails, food, chicken satay and some souvenirs! Please note that (stands) they close around 17:00 and around 18:00 they will start clearing people to close the beach. So better come early!! There are a lot monkeys surrounding the area, looking for food (mostly harmless) however, it is good to take double care of your stuff. If you are traveling alone, I do recommend you to bring a water proof bag, to put your most valuable things and take it with you while you in water! Just few steps down, there’s a temple. We didn’t check it, so I can’t really say anything about it. There’s an entrance fee of 15,000 IDR per person. The water and the beach is clean, however, the second time we went there, there was a lot of seaweeds and other things by the shore and water.

Megan Hing

Google
A small beach that can get quite busy but is mostly clean and went for a fun little surf here. 15k entrance fee which doesn't include parking, a bit expensive really.