Bias Tugel Beach in Bali is a picturesque stretch of bay set East of the Island. In this guide, we advise everything you need to know ahead of visiting Bias Tugel Beach. Including entrance fees, how to get there, what to expect & more.
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How to get to Bias Tugel Beach in Bali
Bias Tugel Beach in Bali is located East of the island, and easily accessible from Ubud, Caangu, or Amed. We drove a scooter from Ubud and the journey was just 1 hour each way. There are also some small guesthouses nearby.
Around the corner from Bias Tugel Beach is Padang Bai port. From here, ferries charter tourists over to Lombok, the Gilis, or the Nusa Islands. So you could potentially combine your visit to Bias Tugel Beach accordingly.
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What to Expect at Bias Tugel Beach in Bali
- Entrance Fee – Free.
- Parking Fee – 10,000 IDR/vehicle.
- A relatively quiet beach compared to others in Bali.
- A clean beach with golden sand and azure waters
- Generally clear visibility and calm water
- Amazing snorkelling conditions
- Suitable for families; however, the hike to the beach might be tricky with a pushchair or for the elderly.
- Warungs and Bars dotted along the beach.
- Sun Loungers and Umbrellas available to rent for 50,000 IDR/pax
- Feeling adventurous? Find the hidden beaches and abandoned building nearby!
Our Experience at Bias Tugel Beach in Bali
Once arriving at the car park at Bias Tugel Beach in Bali there’s a short walk down to the beach. The trail is relatively easy to make our way from the top took no more than 10 minutes.
At the bottom, we were welcomed by the azure waters that Bali is famous for as well as inviting golden sand.
The beach is far quieter than most in Bali. You can enjoy a fun and relaxing day here with the clear, calm, waters excellent for snorkelling. There also some local warungs and sun loungers to rent.
The best snorkelling spots can be found East of Bias Tugel Beach where there are some cool rock pools and flourishing coral reefs.
We recommend you bring your own snorkelling gear as we didn’t spot anywhere on the beach where you could rent them. And be careful not to swim too far out from the shore, where the currents can get quite strong.
On our return back to the parking area, we came across a pathway heading off in the opposite direction of Bias Tugel Beach.
Naturally, we followed it, and saw an abandoned hotel up ahead on the cliff top. We didn’t make it that far but I reckon if you follow the path, you would be able to do some cool urban exploring there.
Instead we followed the stairway that to the bottom of the cliff and discovered two secret coves that were absolutely gorgeous! So it’s worth a detour if you fancy the adventure.
In conclusion, Bias Tugel is the perfect combination of relaxation and adventure. It is also, in our opinion, one of the most peaceful and beautiful beaches in Bali.
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That concludes our guide to Bias Tugel Beach in Bal. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to us in the comments section below.
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