Nyang Nyang Beach
Pecatu, Kuta Selatan, Badung
- Domestic
- Rp 10.000
- International
- Rp 10.000
- Open hours
- 07:00-18:00
- Visit length
- ~120 min
Prices or conditions may have changed since this was written. Please verify with an agent.
Nyang Nyang Beach in Pecatu on the southern Bukit is a long sand beach below cliffs near the Uluwatu corridor. Plan 90-120 minutes including the descent/ascent or road access. Entry/donation is often ~IDR 10,000 per person (Domestic=International snapshot) plus parking. It faces open Indian Ocean swell - not a casual swim beach.
Plan your visit
Hours: 07:00-18:00.
Akses tebing/jalan bisa berubah; jangan tinggal setelah gelap.
Practical hours 07:00-18:00 - do not stay on the cliff after dark. Access may be stairs/trek or a descent road (conditions change); confirm the pin the day before with your agent. Entry snapshot ~IDR 10,000/person plus separate scooter/car parking; some sources still say donation - bring small cash. Pack water, a hat, and grippy shoes. Waves and current can be dangerous - many guests only walk/photograph. Weekends can still be quieter than Melasti/Pandawa, still leave buffer for Uluwatu. Skip if stairs are hard on knees or if Uluwatu sunset timing is already tight.
Entrance tickets
- Domestic
- Rp 10.000
- International
- Rp 10.000
Prices or conditions may have changed since this was written. Please verify with an agent.
What you can do
Walk the long sand beach and photograph cliffs/sea in safe zones.
Sit in shade or rent an umbrella if available (separate fee).
Avoid swimming in big waves or strong current - prioritize photos and walking.
Climb back up the cliff with buffer before dark or Bukit traffic.
Continue to Uluwatu or another Bukit stop only if your agent already buffered the transfer.
FAQ
- How long should I spend at Nyang Nyang?
- About 90-120 minutes including descent and climb.
- Is there an entry ticket?
- Often an entry/donation around IDR 10,000/person plus parking - confirm on site/via an agent.
- Can prices change?
- Yes. Site numbers are a snapshot. Please verify / contact an agent to confirm.
- Is it safe to swim?
- Often not ideal - open swell. Prefer walking and photos unless conditions are clearly safe.
- Is a long trek required?
- Depends on access that day (stairs vs road). Ask your agent for an update the day before.
- Can it pair with Uluwatu?
- Yes as a Bukit stop, but you need buffer - do not force three beaches plus sunset without a break.
- What should I bring?
- Water, hat, small cash, grippy shoes; a light rain jacket in wet season.
- Is it good for small children?
- Less ideal if cliff access is heavy; discuss alternatives with your agent.
Which route it fits
Optional on the Bukit corridor near Uluwatu & Pantai Selatan 1 Hari, but not a sample stop. Ask an agent if you want to swap/add Nyang Nyang with traffic buffer and Uluwatu sunset (dwell ~90-120 minutes).
Contact an agent
Want this stop on a private route, or to confirm current hours & tickets?
Prices or conditions may have changed since this was written. Please verify with an agent.