Geger Beach in Nusa Dua: Entrance, Swimming, Loungers and Access (2026)
Geger Beach is the quiet beach at the south end of Nusa Dua, next to the Mulia resort: shallow clear water and very few waves, ideal with children and for swimming or snorkelling. Entry costs IDR 3,000 to 5,000 per person depending on the source, paid at a small booth, and a lounger at a warung rents for about IDR 50,000 (unofficial, October 2026). Above the beach, the Pura Geger Dalem Pemutih temple can only be seen from outside.
Highlights
The calm bay
The water is shallow and waves stay small inside the bay. Surfers reach the reef swell by boat. Rocks and coral show near the shore, and seaweed sometimes drifts in.
Snorkelling and paddling
Shops rent paddleboards and kayaks on site, and the calm water suits snorkelling. No lifeguard is reported: stay near the shore if you are a weak swimmer.
The warungs
They rent loungers (about IDR 50,000) and sell coconuts, grilled corn and massages. For other beaches in the area, see Nusa Dua.
Practical info
Tips
- Guides disagree on the entrance fee (3,000 according to one, 5,000 according to others, free according to one site): keep small change. Bring water shoes because of the rocks. To stay near the beach, see where to stay in Nusa Dua.
How to get there
South of the Nusa Dua resort zone. About 30 minutes by car from Jimbaran; add 15 to 30 minutes from Kuta, Legian or Seminyak (unofficial). A driver or a booked taxi is simplest (private driver in Bali).
Opening hours
Nearby
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