Cemagi
Desa Cemagi, Mengwi, Badung (pantai Cemagi/Mengening/Seseh)
- Domestic
- Free
- International
- Free
- Open hours
- 24 hours (public beach)
- Visit length
- ~90 min
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Cemagi in Mengwi district, Badung, is a southwest coastal tourism village with quiet black-sand beaches (Cemagi, Mengening, Seseh) and wide rice fields. Its landmark is Pura Gede Luhur Batu Ngaus on a rock at the sea's edge, popular at sunset. Beach entry is free. Plan 1-1.5 hours per beach. A calm alternative to Canggu. 24 hours (public beach). Confirm hours and prices with an agent the day before you lock this stop into the day. Bring small cash for tickets or parking, and wear shoes that match the terrain.
Plan Your Visit
Hours: 24 hours (public beach).
The temple on the rocks is only reachable at low tide. The beach closes on Nyepi.
Respect Pura Gede Luhur Batu Ngaus and other village temples. Wear a sarong/sash if entering sacred areas; do not disturb worshippers. The temple on the rock is only reachable at low tide.
Come in the afternoon for sunset at Batu Ngaus temple; access is sometimes only at low tide. Waves are strong - do not swim far. Expect a small parking/donation fee (commonly IDR 2,000-5,000 at village beach areas). Village roads are narrow - ask an agent for private transport. Combine with Canggu or Tabanan.
How To Get There
Cemagi is on Badung's southwest coast, about 25-30 minutes from Canggu via Jl. Raya Pantai Seseh, or about 1-1.5 hours from Ngurah Rai Airport. The final stretch passes rice fields and village roads - a private vehicle is most comfortable. Mengening Beach sits next to Seseh.
Entrance Tickets
- Domestic
- Free
- International
- Free
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What You Can Do
Quiet black-sand beaches with strong waves - be careful swimming.
Pura Gede Luhur Batu Ngaus on a coastal rock (best at sunset).
Trek or cycle through rice fields and the village.
Small warungs near the beach for drinks.
Skip if you want white sand or busy facilities.
FAQ
- What is Cemagi's main draw?
- Quiet black-sand beaches and Pura Gede Luhur Batu Ngaus on a coastal rock.
- How much is entry?
- Beaches are free; expect a small parking/donation fee (commonly IDR 2,000-5,000).
- Is it safe to swim?
- Waves are strong - swimming far is not advised; it suits photos and sunset.
- Best time to visit?
- Late afternoon toward sunset, especially at Batu Ngaus temple.
- Is it like Canggu?
- Different - Cemagi is far quieter and more natural.
- Can conditions change?
- Yes. Please verify / contact an agent.
Which Route It Fits
Fits a southwest coastal route (Canggu-Tabanan) as a relaxed stop (about 60-90 minutes), especially for sunset. Combine with Canggu or the Tabanan area - ask an agent to order the day.
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