Thomas Beach,Bali

• Secluded beach cove with a quiet atmosphere
• Dramatic limestone cliffs and cliff-top viewpoints
• Clear water and small rock pools for exploration at low tide
• Photogenic rock formations and coastal panoramas
• Nearby surf breaks (for experienced surfers at select spots)

• Steep path or stair descent from the cliff top to the sand
• Relatively unspoiled shoreline with few commercial facilities
• Good golden-hour views for sunrise and especially sunset photography
• Local fishing activity and simple, nearby warungs (food stalls)

• Beach walking and photography of cliffs and sea
• Swimming on calm days (exercise caution — currents can be strong)
• Snorkeling close to shore where conditions permit
• Relaxing, sunbathing and picnicking on a quieter stretch of sand
• Watching local fishing activity and coastal birdlife
• Combining a visit with other Bukit Peninsula sites (Uluwatu, Padang Padang, Melasti)

Dry season (April to October) for sunnier, drier conditions; early morning for quieter beaches and cooler temperatures, late afternoon for golden-hour light and sunset views.

Tropical coastal climate — warm and humid year-round. Dry season is sunnier and less rainy; wet season (November to March) brings higher chance of heavy showers and rougher seas.

Located on Bali's Bukit Peninsula (southern Bali). Nearest major airport: Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar) — expect a 30–60 minute drive depending on traffic and your exact starting point. Best reached by rented scooter, car, or private driver; public transport is limited. Access requires descending a steep path or stairs — not suitable for visitors with limited mobility. Limited parking at the cliff top.

2–4 hours for a focused visit; combine with nearby attractions for a half-day or full-day itinerary.

Sturdy shoes for the cliff path and descent, swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, hat, plenty of water, a towel, waterproof bag for valuables, and basic first-aid items. If snorkeling, bring your own mask/snorkel — rental options are limited.

Few or no vendors directly on the beach; nearby warungs and small cafes serve local dishes such as nasi goreng, mie goreng and fresh seafood. Souvenirs are typically purchased in nearby villages or tourist hubs (sarongs, handmade crafts, small artworks). Carry cash as card facilities can be scarce.