Nusa Dua Beach, Bali

The beaches in Nusa Dua are among the best in Bali. They are long, with white sand, perfect for strolling and swimming (during high tide).

The water is clean, although during storms it may become mixed with sand, but it remains azure. There are seaweeds underwater, but they are not noticeable when swimming during high tide.

The sand is soft, light beige.

There is a significant influence of tides. During low tide, the water recedes very far. If you want to swim during low tide, you need to go to the beach opposite the Ayodya Resort. From November to March, the beaches in Nusa Dua are the best for calm and comfortable swimming.

The beaches in front of the hotels are well maintained. Seaweed and plastic trash are removed from the shoreline. However, during storms, seaweed islands may float near the shore, discouraging tourists from swimming.

Access is very simple, but the beach opposite the hotel area is private, and security guards chase away tourists. Therefore, it's better to sunbathe on public beaches like Mengiat and Geger.

Mainly hotel guests from the hotels facing the beach.

Payment is only required for parking.

Hotel infrastructure available to hotel guests.

Lifeguards are present.

There are two peninsulas, after which the Nusa Dua area is named. One of them features the famous and impressive Water Blow.