Berawa Beach,Bali

• Berawa Beach shoreline and sunset views
• Popular surf breaks suitable for intermediate surfers
• Beach clubs and cafés (trendy dining and nightlife)
• Nearby boutique shops, yoga studios and wellness centers
• Canggu rice fields and laid-back neighborhood atmosphere

• Soft dark sand (darker than southern Kuta beaches)
• Consistent swell that attracts surfers, especially at low-to-mid tide
• A blend of casual local warungs and upscale beach clubs
• Accessible beachfront promenades and shaded areas for sunset watching

• Surfing lessons and board rentals (best for beginners-to-intermediate)
• Sunset watching and photography
• Relaxing at beach clubs and seaside cafés
• Yoga classes and wellness treatments in nearby studios
• Cycling or walking through adjacent streets and rice paddies
• Casual beach sports and family picnics

Dry season (April–October) is ideal for beach activities, clearer skies and more consistent surf. Sunset viewing is spectacular year-round but especially pleasant on dry-season evenings.

Tropical climate — warm year-round. Dry season (Apr–Oct): sunny, lower humidity. Wet season (Nov–Mar): higher humidity, heavy short rains and occasional storms.

Approximately 20–45 minutes from Ngurah Rai (Denpasar) International Airport depending on traffic. Best reached by taxi, ride-hailing apps (Grab/Gojek), or scooter hire. Limited public transport; many hotels offer airport transfers or shuttles.

Half-day to a full day for a relaxed visit; 2–3 days if combining surf lessons, wellness activities and dining/nightlife.

Light, breathable clothing, swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses, hat. Bring a sarong if visiting nearby temples or for sun protection. If surfing, bring or rent a suitable board and consider a rash guard or wetsuit top for sun protection.

Try local seafood warungs, Indonesian staples (nasi goreng, mie goreng), smoothie bowls and cafés' healthy menus. Souvenirs include sarongs, handmade jewelry, local art, and surfwear from Canggu boutiques.