Nyang Nyang Beach in Bali

Features of Nyang Nyang Beach

Nyang Nyang’s deserted seascape is bordered by slanting cliffs with thin mists hanging above the ocean. You’ll often see the natural reef that breaks the incoming tides, allowing for calm and clear waters bordering the coast. The long coastline makes for a scenic walk, with the occasional sight of local seaweed farmers tending to their crops, or bold and lonesome surfers beyond the reef break.

Nyang Nyang Beach is divided by a broad grassy headland. You’ll be treated to a lone split shipwreck on the sand near the end of the beach's eastern half. You can stay on for sunset here or make the climb up again before dark. The beach is popular among campers as its deserted ambience makes it an excellent spot for bonfires under the stars. You can set up a tent for an overnight stay right on the beach. 

Swimming out in the waves isn’t recommended – there are no lifeguards on patrol. Also, be in good shape and bring adequate rations and drinking water for the trek down the cliff – there are no food stalls or peddlers other than on the clifftop and one at Nyang Nyang Beach’s western half which sells refreshments and beach sarongs.