Suluban Beach

Suluban Beach is one of the most unique in Bali, hidden by natural limestone formations and accessible through steps and ramps through narrow crevices in the rock. This small beach, shaded by an impending cliff, may not be ideal for sunbathers, but professionals love it as the basis for walking and surfing.
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Suluban Beach is located at the end of Jalan Mamo, in the coastal area of ​​Labuan Sait - the same area that is shared by the famous places for surfing Padang Padang and Uluwatu
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From the parking on the side of the road, you will need a 10-minute walk up the stairs with concrete steps. But you will not immediately find the beach at the end. Walk through the local cafes (serving cold bandages, light snacks including rice), surf board rental and art shops, and the Single Fin bar will be on your right. In the end you will find the main entrance to the beach on a narrow cliff at the end
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There are several rocky openings and mini-caves that you can explore and even use as a “resting place” for the whole day, which also leads to various parts of the beach
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Be sure to watch the tides, as the currents can be strong, and the waves can pass through the holes of the cave. Suluban Beach is also not recommended for young children. Early morning is usually the best time to avoid crowding and easily take your favorite places, but the beach is most picturesque at sunset.