The appeal of this beach lies almost entirely in its location, on the northwest of the Bukit peninsula, facing west into the Indian ocean. For one, it is out of sight, which means even tourists nearby sometimes don’t know it exists. It’s not even that heavily advertised. That makes it a hidden gem of an attraction. For the best views find the carpark near Pura Tegal Wangi, that would be hidden behind a wall. The panoramas from there are breathtaking, especially during the time from 6pm-7pm known as the Blue Hour. Photographers have long used the the wild and untouched looking beach as location for wedding photoshoots. Make sure you're not blown off the cliff edge during high winds. Also, the water here is not safe for swimming. 

• Drive to here.
• Take a bus, taxi, bemo or ojek to here.

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