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Landmark: Dreamland BeachCity: Bali
Country: Indonesia
Continent: Asia
Dreamland Beach, Bali, Indonesia, Asia
Overview
Dreamland Beach lies nestled deep on southern Bukit Peninsula in Bali Indonesia near a quaint village called Pecatu.
It lies roughly 15 kilometers south of Ngurah Rai International Airport and nestled between famous beaches like Bingin and secluded Balangan.
Beachfront expanses face Indian Ocean squarely offering vistas of turquoise waters and soft sandy shoreline stretches lazily towards horizon.
Dreamland Beach boasts a remarkably stunning stretch of white coral sand sprawling roughly 500 meters along a picturesque coastal area.
Towering limestone cliffs frame beach scenery quite dramatically with an air of picturesque mystique and wild rugged beauty everywhere.
Cliffs here provide rather sheltered spots from harsh wind creating pretty tranquil vibes unlike other super crowded southern Bali beaches.
Water here remains remarkably clear turquoise with gently sloping seabed leading down rather steeply to consistent reef breaks further offshore for surfers.
Beach stretches fairly wide allowing visitors plenty of space for lounging around energetically or partaking in various fun activities under bright sunshine.
Strong waves crash over a coral reef roughly 50–100 meters offshore at Dreamland Beach creating left and right-hand waves favored by skilled surfers.
Parts of reef become visible during low tide and rocky pathways emerge connecting neighboring beaches like Bingin with rough treacherous routes.
Dreamland was once deemed a hidden treasure mainly used by local anglers and a handful of gnarly surfers down by shore.
Pristine beauty and relative seclusion garnered it notoriety as utterly untouched eden.
Much development occurred rather quickly in early 2000s with new fancy resorts and road improvements making it pretty accessible.
Efforts have been made balancing tourism development with environmental preservation although increased visitor numbers have led quite problematically to erosion litter and impact on fragile coral reefs.
Dreamland Beach is pretty much renowned globally for having totally gnarly surfing conditions nearby.
Powerful waves generated by reef break lure surfers globally especially during dry season May through September from far flung regions.
Surf schools and board rentals are available for folks keen on picking up new skills or brushing up old ones quickly.
Waves are generally unsuitable for beginners because sharp coral reef beneath surface and strong currents pose a hazard there.
Swimming near shore becomes feasible under calm conditions and high tide but strong currents and exposed coral reefs menace visitors at low tide.
Lifeguards do not officially patrol this beach.
Wide sandy beach perfect for sunbathing and picnicking lies sprawled lazily under open sky with scattered beach umbrellas everywhere.
Visitors can lounge quite comfortably under rented sunbeds and umbrellas throughout day in numerous options available.
Several beachfront cafes and warungs serve sundry grub from traditional Balinese fare to exotic international eats quite lavishly nearby.
Facilities comprise toilets and showers alongside small shops peddling souvenirs and garish beachwear under brightly coloured tents nearby.
Limestone cliffs and crystal clear waters surround a long sandy beach providing some seriously stunning photo ops at sunrise or sunset naturally.
Coral reefs offshore constitute a rather sensitive ecosystem needing careful protection and preservation measures are being undertaken slowly.
Visitors should pretty much avoid stepping on reefs or disturbing marine life thereby preserving biodiversity and preventing damage rather badly.
Swimming near coral reefs and under strong waves should be done with extreme caution especially by swimmers lacking experience quite often.
Sharp coral often inflicts nasty gashes and strong currents pose serious risks underwater.
Efforts are underway vigorously to maintain beach cleanliness and visitors are urged staunchly to dispose of waste responsibly reducing plastic usage greatly.
Beach facilities remain operational throughout year with most visitors arriving during dry season roughly between April and October somehow.
It remains accessible daily from dawn till dusk roughly.
A small fee around IDR 10,000 or 20,000 bucks roughly $1–2 USD is levied ostensibly for upkeep of beach environs.
Scooters and cars incur a fee for parking available fairly near beach entrance.
Access lies via paved road off main Bukit Peninsula road.
Beach access is available quite easily via scooter or car and occasionally by taxi down winding roads rather quickly.
A short flight of stairs descends steeply from parking area down onto sand.
Early morning hours offer serene atmosphere with sparse crowds and glassy waters ideal for swimming or capturing moments through photography.
Late afternoons bring stunning sunsets over ocean waters with warm golden light bathing cliffs and waves quite dramatically every day.
Surfers flock here at dusk eagerly riding last waves of day beneath fading light.
Bingin Beach lies just north of Dreamland with gnarly surf breaks and rad beachside cafes serving grub under sunny skies.
Uluwatu Temple stands precariously atop rugged cliffs nearby offering very deep cultural insights and quite breathtaking vistas about ten minutes drive from Dreamland.
Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park sprawls majestically within a 20-minute drive featuring a gigantic Vishnu and Garuda statue very prominently.
Padang Padang Beach is a ridiculously popular spot known oddly enough for gnarly surfing and sheer natural splendor within walking distance somehow.
Dreamland Beach embodies a ravishing mix of Bali's rugged shoreline allure thrilling surf vibes and languid tropical ambiance perfectly.
Dramatic limestone cliffs tower above a vast expanse of white coral sand creating an idyllic backdrop for sun-seeking adventurers.
Strong reefs along shoreline attract thrill-seeking surfers while calm sandy stretches elsewhere provide idyllic settings for families and sun-kissed beachgoers.
Dreamland Beach stays Bali's revered shoreline offering utterly genuine experience of island's southern coast with moderately developed infrastructure still fairly balanced.
It lies roughly 15 kilometers south of Ngurah Rai International Airport and nestled between famous beaches like Bingin and secluded Balangan.
Beachfront expanses face Indian Ocean squarely offering vistas of turquoise waters and soft sandy shoreline stretches lazily towards horizon.
Dreamland Beach boasts a remarkably stunning stretch of white coral sand sprawling roughly 500 meters along a picturesque coastal area.
Towering limestone cliffs frame beach scenery quite dramatically with an air of picturesque mystique and wild rugged beauty everywhere.
Cliffs here provide rather sheltered spots from harsh wind creating pretty tranquil vibes unlike other super crowded southern Bali beaches.
Water here remains remarkably clear turquoise with gently sloping seabed leading down rather steeply to consistent reef breaks further offshore for surfers.
Beach stretches fairly wide allowing visitors plenty of space for lounging around energetically or partaking in various fun activities under bright sunshine.
Strong waves crash over a coral reef roughly 50–100 meters offshore at Dreamland Beach creating left and right-hand waves favored by skilled surfers.
Parts of reef become visible during low tide and rocky pathways emerge connecting neighboring beaches like Bingin with rough treacherous routes.
Dreamland was once deemed a hidden treasure mainly used by local anglers and a handful of gnarly surfers down by shore.
Pristine beauty and relative seclusion garnered it notoriety as utterly untouched eden.
Much development occurred rather quickly in early 2000s with new fancy resorts and road improvements making it pretty accessible.
Efforts have been made balancing tourism development with environmental preservation although increased visitor numbers have led quite problematically to erosion litter and impact on fragile coral reefs.
Dreamland Beach is pretty much renowned globally for having totally gnarly surfing conditions nearby.
Powerful waves generated by reef break lure surfers globally especially during dry season May through September from far flung regions.
Surf schools and board rentals are available for folks keen on picking up new skills or brushing up old ones quickly.
Waves are generally unsuitable for beginners because sharp coral reef beneath surface and strong currents pose a hazard there.
Swimming near shore becomes feasible under calm conditions and high tide but strong currents and exposed coral reefs menace visitors at low tide.
Lifeguards do not officially patrol this beach.
Wide sandy beach perfect for sunbathing and picnicking lies sprawled lazily under open sky with scattered beach umbrellas everywhere.
Visitors can lounge quite comfortably under rented sunbeds and umbrellas throughout day in numerous options available.
Several beachfront cafes and warungs serve sundry grub from traditional Balinese fare to exotic international eats quite lavishly nearby.
Facilities comprise toilets and showers alongside small shops peddling souvenirs and garish beachwear under brightly coloured tents nearby.
Limestone cliffs and crystal clear waters surround a long sandy beach providing some seriously stunning photo ops at sunrise or sunset naturally.
Coral reefs offshore constitute a rather sensitive ecosystem needing careful protection and preservation measures are being undertaken slowly.
Visitors should pretty much avoid stepping on reefs or disturbing marine life thereby preserving biodiversity and preventing damage rather badly.
Swimming near coral reefs and under strong waves should be done with extreme caution especially by swimmers lacking experience quite often.
Sharp coral often inflicts nasty gashes and strong currents pose serious risks underwater.
Efforts are underway vigorously to maintain beach cleanliness and visitors are urged staunchly to dispose of waste responsibly reducing plastic usage greatly.
Beach facilities remain operational throughout year with most visitors arriving during dry season roughly between April and October somehow.
It remains accessible daily from dawn till dusk roughly.
A small fee around IDR 10,000 or 20,000 bucks roughly $1–2 USD is levied ostensibly for upkeep of beach environs.
Scooters and cars incur a fee for parking available fairly near beach entrance.
Access lies via paved road off main Bukit Peninsula road.
Beach access is available quite easily via scooter or car and occasionally by taxi down winding roads rather quickly.
A short flight of stairs descends steeply from parking area down onto sand.
Early morning hours offer serene atmosphere with sparse crowds and glassy waters ideal for swimming or capturing moments through photography.
Late afternoons bring stunning sunsets over ocean waters with warm golden light bathing cliffs and waves quite dramatically every day.
Surfers flock here at dusk eagerly riding last waves of day beneath fading light.
Bingin Beach lies just north of Dreamland with gnarly surf breaks and rad beachside cafes serving grub under sunny skies.
Uluwatu Temple stands precariously atop rugged cliffs nearby offering very deep cultural insights and quite breathtaking vistas about ten minutes drive from Dreamland.
Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park sprawls majestically within a 20-minute drive featuring a gigantic Vishnu and Garuda statue very prominently.
Padang Padang Beach is a ridiculously popular spot known oddly enough for gnarly surfing and sheer natural splendor within walking distance somehow.
Dreamland Beach embodies a ravishing mix of Bali's rugged shoreline allure thrilling surf vibes and languid tropical ambiance perfectly.
Dramatic limestone cliffs tower above a vast expanse of white coral sand creating an idyllic backdrop for sun-seeking adventurers.
Strong reefs along shoreline attract thrill-seeking surfers while calm sandy stretches elsewhere provide idyllic settings for families and sun-kissed beachgoers.
Dreamland Beach stays Bali's revered shoreline offering utterly genuine experience of island's southern coast with moderately developed infrastructure still fairly balanced.
