Karang Boma Cliff

Standing 100 meters above the Indian Ocean, Karang Boma Cliff presents limestone formations and unobstructed views across the endless blue waters.

The cliff functioned as a strategic military observation point for the Balinese people to monitor potential invaders approaching from the sea centuries ago.

Local residents consider Karang Boma a spiritual location where religious ceremonies take place, with offerings made to honor the ancient deity after whom the cliff is named.

Visitors need to walk five minutes from the parking area along a dirt path through trees to reach the cliff entrance, which requires a 10,000 IDR admission fee.

The location allows visitors to capture photographs with an optical illusion of floating above the ocean due to the specific rock formation at the edge.

Address: Unnamed Road, Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia

GPS coordinates: -8.83454,115.08773

Latest update: April 19, 2025 17:23