Nusa Dua Beach - A Calm Beach

By Kristina Andita Pradani -

 Where to go when you are in Bali?

If you are down for a white sand, calm waves, and, blue sea water, then this place is definitely for you!


Fee: Free (probably only pay the parking fee)


Location: Nusa Dua area


Sign: There's sign in the road "Nusa Dua" or kindly follow this 

https://maps.app.goo.gl/2bVALFGAMXPd4Jhn7




Nusa Dua beach is located in area called Nusa Dua, approximately, 15-25 minutes driving from Kuta, depends on the traffic, its easy to reach by your own vehicle, online cab, or grab bike, but until this day, there’s no public transport to go there, yet.

What makes this beach different? 
Well, this beach offer a calm sceneric view with a quite calm and blue sea water, the sand were so soft that it wont harm your feet if you want to walk here barefoot, but keep in mind, that some are did have a sea urchins, so better use the beach flipper.


Other than that, you can do a sunbathing here and there’s nearby stall that will satisfy your craving, the price on the stall is quite reasonable, the most common food that they sell were rice, satay, es degan(coconut ice), and other drinks. They also had a bike rent if you wish to go around the beach by bike.
Nusa Dua beach also had a quite long coastline that you can see on the map, its bent across al the nusa dua area, so there’s plenty of space if you might need to do your own party.

By : Kristina Andita Pradani

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