Discover one of Uluwatu's most iconic coastal escapes, known for its dramatic cliffs, natural cave entrance, surfing waves, and beautiful sunset views.
Blue Point Beach, also known as Suluban Beach, is one of Bali's most iconic beaches located in Pecatu, Uluwatu.
The beach is famous for its unique access through a narrow cave in the cliffs, leading to turquoise water, powerful waves, and breathtaking sunset views.
It is a favorite spot for surfers, photographers, and travelers looking for a more natural and peaceful beach experience.
From its dramatic cliffs and natural passages to its surf and sunset views, Blue Point Beach offers several experiences worth exploring.
Before reaching Blue Point Beach, visitors can find several restaurants overlooking the western coastline. These spots offer views of the ocean and sunset while you enjoy snacks, drinks, and music in a relaxed atmosphere. The area can become busy in the late afternoon as more visitors arrive to enjoy the sunset.
Blue Point Beach can offer a peaceful coastal experience when the sea conditions are calm. Natural rock pools form along the shoreline, providing places where visitors can sit or soak while enjoying the clear water and surrounding scenery. Small fish may sometimes be seen in these pools, adding to the natural atmosphere of the beach. The coastline is also known for its soft sand, gentle waves, seaweed growing naturally along the shore, and a relaxed atmosphere that can appeal to solo travelers, couples, friends, families, and surfers. Visitors should take care near the water, as there is no lifeguard on the beach, and swimming or surfing should only be attempted according to their ability and the prevailing sea conditions. Keeping the beach clean also helps maintain a comfortable environment for everyone.
As you continue toward the beach, the route passes through natural rock formations and a distinctive cave-like passage. The combination of cliffs, shadows, and openings toward the ocean creates one of the most memorable parts of the visit.
At the bottom, the dramatic cliffs open toward the coastline and powerful waves of Blue Point Beach. The area is well known among surfers, while other visitors can enjoy the ocean views, coastal atmosphere, and distinctive surroundings of this Uluwatu beach.
Entrance fees are subject to change without prior notice.
Blue Point Beach, also known as Suluban Beach, is located in Pecatu, Uluwatu, in the southern part of Bali.
Swimming conditions depend on the tide, waves and weather. Visitors should always follow local safety advice and be cautious around the coastline.
The current entrance fee is Adult: IDR 10.000 and Child: IDR 0 .
Entrance fees are subject to change without prior notice.
Late afternoon is particularly popular for enjoying the coastline, cliffside restaurants and sunset views. The area can become busy around sunset.
