Seseh beach

Seseh Beach features black volcanic sand stretching along the Indian Ocean coastline, creating distinct patterns against the natural coastal flora of Bali.

The beach area developed from agricultural land where local farmers cultivated rice fields near the shoreline until the growth of tourism in the 1990s.

The beach holds religious importance with traditional ceremonies conducted by local Balinese people who make offerings to sea deities throughout the year.

Visitors can reach the beach within 15 minutes by car from Canggu, with two beachfront cafes providing refreshments and basic shower facilities.

The location offers consistent wave patterns that attract surfers while maintaining minimal commercial development compared to neighboring coastal areas.

Location: Badung

Address: Cemagi, Mengwi, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia

GPS coordinates: -8.64791,115.11582

Latest update: April 30, 2025 07:20