Padang - Padang Beach Bali

Bali is famous for its charming beaches and one of the beaches are one of the Padang-Padang. The beach is located at Jalan Labuan Sait, Petacu Village District of South Kuta, Badung.

Padang-Padang Beach is one of the attractions beach beaches beauty is not inferior to other beaches in Bali such as: Dreamland, Kuta and Nusa Dua. Padang-Padang Beach scenery is very beautiful with clear water turquoise, soft white sand and the sound of the waves that break up the beach makes this place while looking for a place for recreation, relaxing, sunbathing and surfing.

This beach has its own uniqueness for tourists who come, surrounded by solid rock cliffs. To reach travelers must pass through a gap cliffs only fit one person and down the stairs one united to reach the beach, this makes the interesting things for tourists who come. In addition to the uniqueness, in this beach tourists also can see the beauty of coral reefs.

Padang-padang unique attracting the attention of foreign and domestic tourists. This beach began around 1996 ngetop late since music group Michael Learns To Rock took this beach as a filming location in one of their video clips. Padang-padang beach is more famous through the film 'Eat, Pray, Love', starring Hollywood actress Julia Roberts who also filmed here.

Padang-padang beach is clean, quiet atmosphere and clear water make at home after a long time swimming and playing in the water here.

Mileage localized Padang-Padang Beach approximately 32 km from the city of Denpasar and approximately 45 minutes drive when using a motor vehicle from Bali's Ngurah Rai Airport.

There is a large parking area before entering the area of Padang-padang and there shop and café selling food and drinks.

If you are in Bali and looking for a beach is still beautiful and naturally came to Padang-Padang.

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