Bingin Beach: A Hidden Paradise on Bali.live | Your Ultimate Guide

This summer, more than 40 cafes, bars, and guesthouses were demolished on the Bingin slope in Uluwatu. These buildings were on state land and violated zoning regulations. Authorities promised to 'retu…

The first stage of development has started at Bingin Beach following the significant demolition of illegal structures. To ensure tourists and locals don’t lose access to the shore, the local municipal…

On Monday, August 18, buildings caught fire at Bingin Beach, which were recently declared illegal and had begun to be dismantled. The remains of villas and cafes on the cliff caught fire. The former B…

If you’re planning your holiday or searching for accommodation in Bali, the first and most important step is deciding which part of the island you want to stay in. Bali’s regions are incredibly d…

One of the most recognizable places on the Bukit Peninsula is rapidly changing its appearance.

The labyrinths of narrow corridors, surfer cafes, and budget guesthouses, from whose balconies guests watched the surf and sunset, are disappearing. The "ant hill" of Bingin, as if transported from th…

Even after the closure of the much-loved shortcut between Bingin and Dreamland, Uluwatu remains one of Bali’s least congested tourist areas.

All the more so because another short road has appeared to replace the one that was blocked. Perfectly smooth tarmac and almost no change in elevation mean you can get much faster from Labuan Sait—wit…

The dismantling of dozens of buildings deemed illegal has begun at Bingin Beach in Uluwatu. A total of over 40 structures were identified near the shoreline—including hotels, resorts, cafes, and popul…

In Pecatu (Uluwatu district), the so-called Sterling shortcut has been closed — many used it to travel quicker between Bingin and the Dreamland/Balangan areas, as well as to head towards the Uluwatu h…