Suluban Beach, Bali

Referred to as either Suluban or Uluwatu after the nearby temple, or Blue Point, it is renowned among experienced surfers for its famous surf spot, Uluwatu. The stunning views from the cliffs add to the allure of this destination.  

Suluban Beach is one of the most popular spots in Bali for watching the sunset. Often, people gather at the top of the Single Fin cliff, a cult-favorite spot known for its Sunday night parties. However, if Single Fin is crowded, you can always drop by any of the neighboring bars lower down the cliff to catch the

sunset there.

At low tide, you can walk south past huge boulders and cliffs that extend into the sea and reach a deserted secret beach.  

You can also walk north to the right from the cave that meets you at the bottom of the stairs. There you'll find an interesting rocky shoreline with good photo spots.

 Suluban is not suitable for swimming due to its rocky terrain and strong currents. You can only wade in the water during low tide.  

Light beige, fine.

The strong influence of tides.

The rainy season, currents bring plastic onto the beach.

To reach the beach, you need to descend down the stairs from the parking area and the Single Fin restaurant. The descent is relatively short, about 10 minutes, and the steps are well-maintained. Exiting to the southern beach may be a bit daunting for those afraid of narrow passages, as you typically need to navigate under boulders to reach the southern beach.

Many people come to the beach before sunset to take photographs.

Entry is subject to a fee, which is collected upon entry to the lane leading to the parking area and restaurants.

At the top of the cliff, there are many restaurants, with the most famous being Single Fin. There is also a surf shop. Down by the ocean on a small cliff, there is a beach club.

There are a lot of shops with beach clothes and souvenirs on the way down to the beach.

There are no rescuers.

Single Fin Restaurant. Cliff Club Ulu Cliffhouse.