It is safe to swim here thanks to the hotel lifeguards. Uluwatu, Padang Padang, Bingin and Dreamland Used to be the exclusive playgrounds of surfers. Access was along rough dirt tracks and the hike down to some of the beaches deterred many people. But this is no longer true, as tarred roads have been built, along with access paths down to the most popular beaches. This means that now anyone can take advantage of these stunning beaches, still relatively quiet by Bali s standards.
Basic accommodation is available at most of the beaches.
Small warungs sell simple food and drinks, and of course there are some sellers offering standard Bali merchandise. When the surf is up you can catch world-class rides, and when there is no surf the sea becomes a crystal clear lagoon gently lapping the white sand. Uluwatu is particularly busy at sunset when the monkeys play on the spectacularly located temple. Nusa Dua Was designed with luxury in mind. Numerous big-name hotels line the beautiful sandy beaches which offer excellent swimming in a protected lagoon.