Explore Virgin Beach Bali: A Secret Paradise in Eastern Bali

Most tourists in Bali tend to look forward to the clubs and the memorable beach experiences, but beneath the surface, there is a completely different Bali that most have not had the opportunity to see. On the eastern side You will find Virgin Beach Bali, a place where you go to escape, appreciate nature’s beauty, and experience real cultural immersion. In the article to come, we will discuss in depth about Virgin Beach Bali and why it is a must visit destination on your trip.

Why Visit Virgin Beach Bali? What is Special About it?

Most of the times when people talk about Hidden Beach, they often refer to it as Pasir Putih, this name can be confusing for them who have been living in the area for a long time but this beach tends to live up to its name of a hidden paradise. It is a remarkably stunning place which many consider an ideal vacation spot simply because it is not crowded and offers untainted views of core nature. The website visits in the south Bali region may be swarmed with visitors, but Virgin Beach offers everything from natural beauty and culture to golden sand and calming waters.

Virgin Beach Bali has coconut trees and lush hills surrounding it, creating a stunning panorama. It is worth noting that the beach is shaped like a crescent and there are colorful local fishing boats on the beach. Based on the lesser number of tourists, it seems the area is untouched and offers a more serene experience to the visitors as compared to other beaches of Bali.

What you Can Do at Virgin Beach in Bali

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Although it may be less populated than some other beaches on the island, Virgin Beach Bali proves to be a fun experience for tourists who want to experience a bit of quiet, but also enjoy some adventure.

1. Swimming and Snorkeling

Virgin Beach Bali has clear, calm waters that oozes several opportunities for someone looking to swim or snorkel. Thanks to the gentle waves, it is safe for the entire family, including those who are somewhat of a novice. If your snorkeling here, you’ll get to see some tropical fish, and the good news is you can grab a snorkel kit from local vendors set up along the beach.

2. Lying Back on the Beach

Most of the beaches and ‘hangouts’ in Bali are crowded and loud, but what you’ll enjoy at Virgin Beach is how peaceful the surrounding area is, so even if you’re just looking to read a good book, that will be fun. Vendors around the area even rent sun loungers and umbrellas so you sit back, enjoy the sun, relax, and don’t have to worry about getting burnt.

3. Fresh Seafood at Local Warungs

Along the beaches of Virgin Beach Bali there also small eateries or warungs that are owned by families where one can get local Balinese food and fish that has just been caught that day. This is delightful, considering how balmy the sea breeze was, as grilled fish, prawns and other seafoods were served right before us on the beach. The majority of the warungs’ clients are low-budget travelers, as they serve simple food that is still quite enjoyable and quite cheap, this makes it a genuinely local experience.

Getting To Virgin Beach Bali

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There are many locations in Bali that allow you to have a breathtaking view of sunrise and sunset and Virgin beach is one of them. Though it is a little far from the often crowded tourist attractions such as the Kuta and Seminyak beaches, the beautiful drive does provide a reason to enjoy the trip. Starting off point for Virgin Beach Bali is the Candidasa region. Bali and surrounding areas can be accessed through various modes, here are a few:

1. Taking a car from Denpasar or Ubud

Car rides take anywhere between 2 to 3 hours. If you’re interested in lion hiring a driver or renting a car, you can do that. Alternatively, if you don’t mind the long ride, motorcycles can also get the job done.

2. From Candidasa to Virgin beach Bali

This journey is just a 20 minute ride. If someone is looking to spend the day around Virgin beach Bali, it is perfect starting point if someone intends to stay in the region.

Best Time To Visit Virgin Beach Bali

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The months from April to October is considered to be the ideal time to go the Virgin Beach Bali because the conditions at that time are said to be perfect: Sonning weather with no clouds and silent seas. If you are going to Bali in peak season, July and August, then be sure to arrive early.

Where to Stay Near Virgin Beach Bali

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Although there isn’t any hotel located directly on Virgin Beach Bali, the surrounding areas are well endowed with a variety of accommodations. Here are a couple of recommended hotels if you would like to stay around this hidden paradise:

1. Candidasa

Candidasa is a lovely beach town that is conveniently a short drive from Virgin Beach Bali. Economical guesthouses and luxury resorts are featured among the great range of accommodations available in the area.

2. Amed

A bit further away from Virgin Beach Bali, Amed Beach offers excellent snorkeling and diving spots, and a relaxing beach feel.

3. Ubud

For visitors residing on Ubud, a scenic drive through the rural views of Bali allows you to explore Virgin Beach Bali which could be an amazing day’s trip

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However, if what you are after is an unrefined part of the island, Virgin Beach Bali is a place that will be worth the visit. It is quite soothing, has clear waters, and a local feeling which sets it apart from the other popular beaches in Bali. If you’re the type who enjoys a bit of snorkeling, lounging beneath palm trees or just eating good seafood with great views, there’s something in store for everyone at Virgin Beach Bali.

So, when you prepare for your Bali trip next time, don’t forget to squeeze in a visit to this ‘hidden paradise’ on the eastern side of Bali. Bali Virgin Beach is more than just a location – it is a feeling that you will remember after your trip to Bali.