Green Bowl Beach, Ungasan

Green Bowl Beach is a hidden gem at the very southern tip of the Bukit peninsula in Ungasan. This tiny beach with clear turquoise water offers a calm rarely found on Bali's busier shores. The adventure begins at the top of the cliff, where you must descend more than 300 steep concrete steps.

Sea Caves & Tide Pools

The main attraction is two natural sea caves—one of which is often called the Bat Cave because it is home to bats. At low tide, tide pools emerge and the sand opens up to explore. The small surf break suits experienced beginner surfers.

• Come at low tide so the caves and tide pools are at their best.
• Mornings are quietest and coolest—ideal for photos and serenity.
• There are no big warungs at the bottom; bring your own water and snacks.

Access & Tips

It sits near the Banyan Tree Ungasan resort. After parking at the clifftop, prepare your energy to climb down and back up hundreds of steps. Wear comfortable footwear and bring plenty of drinking water, especially in the midday heat.

Practical Info & Reservations

• Location (Google Maps): View on Google Maps
• Access: Near Banyan Tree Ungasan; descend 300+ steep concrete steps from the cliff parking.
• Best time: Quiet morning/sunrise; visit at low tide.
• Ticket/Parking: Small entrance/parking fee around Rp10–15k.
• Instagram: search on Instagram

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