Ungasan - Discover the Best of Bali | Bali.live

Dive into the serene beauty of Ungasan, a lesser-known treasure on Bali's southern tip. From pristine beaches and high-end resorts to rich cultural sites, Ungasan has something for everyone. Explore our comprehensive guide to make the most of your visit.

22.09.25
Ungasan

A two-bedroom villa in Ungasan. Walking distance to cafes and restaurants. Spacious kitchen/living room, private large pool with sun loungers, fully equipped kitchen.

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22.09.25
19.09.25
Ungasan

A new villa is available. 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2 common areas for working. 1 living room combined with the kitchen, rooftop with an ocean view.

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19.09.25
17/11/25
UngasanPEYIA
Upd. 03/07/24

A very beautiful viewpoint at Melasti Beach. From here, you can see the road carved into the cliffs leading to the beach, a strip of white sand, and the vast ocean.

Ungasan
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19.09.25
Pecatu (Uluwatu)

A large, stylish four-bedroom villa with views of the ocean and golf courses. For more information and to arrange a viewing, please contact us.

BaliLive Real Estate
19.09.25
Upd. 15/08/25

Melasti Beach in Bali is a stunning stretch of white sand framed by towering limestone cliffs.

Known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and dramatic coastal scenery, it’s a favorite for both swimming and photography.

Ungasan
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Upd. 09/12/25
GWK Prepares 12,000 Fireworks for New Year

The Garuda Wisnu Kencana Park (GWK) in Ungasan announced the GWK Bali Countdown 2026 program. On the night of December 31 to January 1, they plan to fire 12,000 fireworks bursts in about five minutes.

GWK Prepares 12,000 Fireworks for New Year
16/08/25
UngasanMonday Co-Working
Aug 16, from 10:00 to 16:00
News
Upd. 24/09/25
Bali Hit by Water Shortages After Torrential Rains

Heavy rainfalls and floods in Badung district have disrupted water supply systems in key tourist areas of Bali. According to the head of the Tirta Mangutama company, Wayan Suyasa, debris — mainly plas…

Bali Hit by Water Shortages After Torrential Rains