Holiday Inn Resorts Nusa Dua

Gunung Payung Beach

Gunung Payung Beach

Looking for a peaceful escape away from the crowds? Gunung Payung Beach is one of Bali’s hidden gems, perfect for travelers who crave serenity, stunning natural views, and unique beach adventures. Located in Kutuh, South Bali, this quiet beach offers a secluded escape just 20 minutes (approximately 10 km) from Holiday Inn Resort Bali Nusa Dua.

Why Visit Gunung Payung Beach?

Gunung Payung Beach is famous for its dramatic cliff views, clear turquoise waters, and pristine white sands. Unlike the more popular tourist beaches in Bali, this beach remains peaceful and untouched, making it an ideal destination for couples, solo travelers, and nature lovers.

One of the highlights of the beach is the Gunung Payung Temple, perched on a cliff just before the entrance. The temple adds cultural and spiritual value to the journey, giving visitors a glimpse into Bali’s sacred traditions.

Top Activities at Gunung Payung Beach

  • Canoeing on Gentle Waves. The calm waters make it a perfect spot for canoeing. Paddle along the coastline and enjoy panoramic views of the Indian Ocean. Rentals are available at the beach during good weather.
  • Photography with Cliff Views. The surrounding cliffs provide a stunning backdrop for photography, especially during sunrise or late afternoon. The views from the top are breathtaking and worth the short trek down.
  • Relaxation & Sunbathing. Thanks to its secluded nature, the beach is great for sunbathing without the bustle. Bring a beach mat, towel, and some snacks to spend a lazy day under the Bali sun.

How to Get There from Holiday Inn Resort Bali Nusa Dua

  • By Car or Motorbike: Approximately 20 minutes' drive via Jalan Nusa Dua Selatan. Our resort’s concierge can help you arrange transportation.
  • Private Tour: Enhance your visit with a private guide who can include other nearby attractions like Pandawa Beach or Melasti Beach for a full-day trip.

Visitor Tips

  • Bring comfortable footwear – The access to the beach involves descending a series of stairs carved into the cliff.
  • Arrive early or before sunset – For the best lighting and fewer crowds.
  • Pack light – There are limited vendors, so bring your own water, sunscreen, and snacks.