Kedungu beach Bali — Attraction in desa belalang

My visit today to Kedungu Beach in Bali was a truly memorable experience, and here's why:

Scenic Beauty: Kedungu Beach is a picturesque location that offers a tranquil and beautiful seascape. The beach itself is clean and well-maintained, providing a perfect backdrop for relaxation or photography.

Food Stalls: One of the beach's highlights is the abundance of food stalls. These offer a variety of local snacks and meals, allowing visitors to indulge in delicious and authentic Balinese cuisine without having to leave the beach.

Surfboard Rental: For enthusiasts of water sports, Kedungu Beach is a gem. The surfboard rental service available at just 50K per session is a great deal. It’s an affordable and convenient option for both beginners and experienced surfers looking to catch some waves.

Waves: Speaking of waves, they are indeed a major attraction here. The beautiful waves at Kedungu Beach are suitable for surfing, appealing to a range of skill levels. Whether you're a seasoned surfer or just starting out, the waves here provide a thrilling experience.

In summary, Kedungu Beach strikes a perfect balance between serene beauty and exciting activities. With its picturesque setting, ample food options, affordable surfboard rentals, and great waves, it’s a must-visit destination for anyone...

I visit the beach around 18:00 Bali time. It's probably good timing to get the perfect sunset. Most people, local and foreign, were waiting for it. Unfortunately, I missed it. Cloudy, if you know what I mean.

Honest Review

The Beach: Good beach; light surfing is welcomed here. Scene: Most people are waiting for sunset, so yes, it's great when sunset. Family-friendly: I would say yes; for lots of them gather here, especially local people. Facilities: You can buy your needs at nearby warongs. There are lots of them. And if you're not satisfied, go a bit farther before the beach, on main road. There are a lot of good cafes.

As I'm a local, and during open hours, they charge me a very cheap price, and I believe it's the same for foreigners, so no biggies...

A lot of trash und wild dogs, eating the trash. There is a small river going into the sea and since it comes from the village I am not sure how pure the water is. You cannot easily cross the river so you cannot just walk along the beach (at least to the right side). However, there are a lot of waves and its not crowded. There is a beautiful temple directly at the sea. There are huts/baracks with people selling food, but they are in a very poor condition with a lot of trash around them. The sand is very dark and coarse and the water is not that transparent turqouise blue which everyone wants...