A beautiful of Balangan beach and perfectly for relaxation

Balangan Beach is a white sandy beach stretch 200 meters with panoramic view to the Indian Ocean and blessed by the spectacular sunset that create the romantic nuance for every visitor who visiting this beach.

This beach is also endowed by enormous wave that is demanded by all surfers in particular for experience up to professional surfers. The beach is located in the white stone hill area of Pecatu, south part of Bali Island right in Uluwatu peninsula, become the famous place, and selected as one of the best surfing points in the island of god. This beach is very popular within the surfers ranging from local and foreign surfers.

Balangan Beach is a very beautiful beach and perfectly for relaxation on the white sand while enjoying the tropical atmosphere and sea breeze. This beach is increasing renowned for the excellent feature it has and make it as one the best choice surfing spots in Bali Island.

Balangan Beach Location

Balangan Beach is located in Unggasan Village, South Kuta District, Badung Regency and Bali Province – Indonesia. This beach is just 25 minutes from Denpasar Airport or 5 minutes to GWK (Garuda Wisnu Kencana) or 20 minutes to Uluwatu Temple.

This beach is strategically located among other famous surf points in the southern peninsula of Bali such as Dreamland Beach, Suluban Beach, Impossible Beach,Bingin Beach, Padang - Padang Beach and Uluwatu Beach. This beach is situated under rocky hill area bounded by white steep cliff offer many advantages to be an attraction for tourists including surfers to visit this place.

Source; www.balisurfadvisor.com

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