Thomas Beach
Beach · Badung ·

Thomas Beach

Beach · Badung ·

White sand beach, calm turquoise water, sunset views

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Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali 80361, Indonesia Get directions

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19 Best Things to Do in Bali | Condé Nast Traveler

"Thomas Beach, located in the south of Bali not far from Uluwatu, is a long, sprawling, white-sand beach flanked by willowy palm trees. It's managed to keep itself a well-guarded secret, drawing only the most curious travelers. The steps down to the beach put some visitors off—those who do manage them will find all the more space to spread out and sip on fresh coconut water from one of the vendors." - Travis Levius

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Thomas Beach, Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia - Beach Review | Condé Nast Traveler

"Start us off big-picture. What's this beach like? Thomas Beach, located in the south of Bali not far from Uluwatu, is a long, sprawling, white-sand beach flanked by willowy palm trees. It has managed to keep itself a well-guarded secret, drawing only the most curious travelers. So how do we get there? Getting to Thomas Beach requires some effort. Head to Suka Espresso and follow the dirt track opposite the cafe, which takes you to a small car park. From here it's 175 steps down a coastal path to reach the beach. Can we rent equipment on site, or should we be sure to bring supplies? There are beach loungers and umbrellas for rent, although you'll need to bring your own towel. For food, there are a few warungs serving snacks and drinks. How's the beach itself—the waves and the sand? Thomas Beach is simply stunning. The turquoise water is calm enough for swimming, which isn't always the case in Bali, where the sea can be rough. And the creamy sand is soft enough to lie or stroll on. Can we go barefoot? You can of course go barefoot, but the sand gets hot. There's lots of room to spread out—bring a towel or rent a lounger and umbrella. Anything special we should look for? Sip on fresh coconut water from one of the vendors. So why would you recommend this beach in particular? This beach is great for people who want a stunning swimming spot with beautiful scenery and not too many crowds. The steps down to the beach put some visitors off—those who do manage them will find all the more space to spread out." - Anna Chittenden

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3 Best Day Trips in Bali | Condé Nast Traveler

"Thomas Beach, located in the south of Bali not far from Uluwatu, is a long, sprawling, white-sand beach flanked by willowy palm trees. It's managed to keep itself a well-guarded secret, drawing only the most curious travelers. The steps down to the beach put some visitors off—those who do manage them will find all the more space to spread out and sip on fresh coconut water from one of the vendors." - Anna Chittenden

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Sherin N.

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Love the view and the fact that it wasnt too crowded. But be aware, there’s zero internet connection down there. Also the steps down to the beach were a bit high for short legs (im 5’2). Sunbeds were around 100k for 2people, just make sure to bring your own towels.

Kia K.

Google
Beautiful hidden beach about 10 minutes’ walk from the main road, with many steps on the way down. The view is stunning and it feels less crowded than other spots nearby. The sand has some stones, so walking and swimming can be a little uncomfortable. Still, worth visiting if you enjoy a more natural and quiet setting.

Ini

Google
Free beach with a fairly steep walk down via stone steps, but it’s totally doable! The steps are wide and easy enough to manage. Depending on the tide, there might not be much sand. Besides the sunbeds, there are also a few shady spots to relax. The beach is great for surfing — the waves aren’t as big as at some other spots. There were quite a few rocks and seaweed in the water, so swimmers, watch out!

Muhammad N.

Google
Good and serene beach. You can only access the beach by walking… or with a motorcycle. No car parking spot. Not the best option for surfing but you can actually try. No entry fee.

Tin Aung S.

Google
Just a little short steep steps, IMO. better waves and Surf spot for begineer to inter, wide shore line, shallow water. prefer here than pandan beach. so many waste in the morning but local do clean up.

Fying F.

Google
Beautiful, clean, and the locals are friendly and nice. No pushovers or anything. We took a surfing lesson too, and the instructor is very experienced, honest and nice (he’s like 53 yrs old but very fit and have lots of knowledge) contact info in pictures i posted. And his beach hut is the pink one.

Chaz M

Google
Stunning views and a lovely gentle breeze under an umbrella. Tons of vendors providing towels, sunbeds and cool drinks but no bins so there’s rubbish all over the beach and in the water.

Eliška A.

Google
This beach is good for someone who wants to chill. There were not many people and the view is great. Unfortunately the sea was very dirty - there were many plastic bags and garbage in the water so it was not so good for swimming + sometimes the waves were too big to swim. And you have to be carefuk when you go down to the beach because there are monkeys which can steal (they stole us bananas 🥲)