Berawa Beach: Map Pins + Access + Safety Checklist

If you’re heading to Berawa Beach today (Canggu), use this page as a 2-minute checklist: open the right Google Maps locations, reach the sand from Jalan Pantai Berawa, pick a simple first-timer plan (sunset walk or surf), then do the key safety and parking checks before you go.

“Baca versi Bahasa Indonesia: Pantai Berawa Bali: Jalan/Jl (Maps), Sunset, Tips Aman.“

Last checked (WITA, UTC+8): 04 January 2026.

Public beaches change day to day. Parking arrangements, access points, and beach club rules can change without notice, so confirm on-site and via official channels where relevant.

List of Topics[Hide][Show]

Quick answers (read this first)

Surfer silhouette at Berawa Beach during sunset — Sunset surf vibe at Berawa Beach. Photo by Ivan Torres.

Last checked: 04 January 2026 (WITA, UTC+8). Conditions, access, and parking rules can change day to day.
Main query served: Berawa Beach
Location: Jl. Pantai Berawa, Tibubeneng (Canggu/North Kuta), Badung, Bali
Berawa Beach map (pin): https://www.google.com/maps?q=Berawa+Beach
Jalan Pantai Berawa map: https://www.google.com/maps?q=Jalan+Pantai+Berawa
Jl. = Jalan (street).
Hours: Public beach (open access); facilities/beach clubs have their own hours.
Entrance fee: None (public beach).
USD approx: 1 USD ≈ IDR 16,700 (Jan 2026); rates change.
Parking fee: IDR 2,000–5,000 (~USD 0.12–0.30); confirm the fee before you park.
Best for: Sunset, surfing, beach walks, Canggu beachfront vibe.
Not ideal for: Casual swimming + young kids (open-coast waves and currents).
Typical visit time: 60–120 minutes (longer with a beach club stop).
Berawa kite: Sometimes on windy days, not daily. Check the wind before coming, just for the kite.
Also searched as: Pantai Berawa, Berawa Beach Canggu, Jalan Pantai Berawa, Berawa kite, Berawa beach club.
Area note: Many say “Canggu”; on Maps, you may see “Tibubeneng” (North Kuta).
USD estimate line uses an approximate USD/IDR rate around 04 January 2026.

Berawa Beach map and access via Jalan Pantai Berawa

Most visitors reach Berawa via Jalan Pantai Berawa in Tibubeneng.

Where you usually enter the sand

Jalan Pantai Berawa beach access with scooters and surfboards — The main access road can be busy. Photo by Sergey-Chuprin.

Many people access the beach from the main area near the end of Jalan Pantai Berawa. From this main access, you typically walk down a short set of steps to reach the sand.

Access layouts can change. Follow on-site signs on the day.

If you feel unsure, open the Berawa Beach map pin and walk toward the busiest foot-traffic area near the beach end.

Is Berawa Beach in Canggu?

Yes. “Berawa, Canggu” usually refers to the beach zone around Jalan Pantai Berawa and the nearby surf access points, cafes, and beachfront venues.

Things to do at Berawa Beach (sunset, surf, kite)

If you searched “things to do in Berawa Bali”, start here.

Berawa Beach sunset walk (simple plan)

Arrive 60–90 minutes before sunset.
Walk the shoreline and choose a less crowded stretch.
Stay alert near the waterline because waves can surge higher than you expect

Sunset beach walk near Berawa Beach, Canggu — Sunset walk along the Berawa shoreline. Photo by Rio Lecatompessy.

If you’re chasing sunsets beyond Canggu, see the best sunset beaches in Bali.

Berawa Beach surf (quick expectations)

Swell and tide change the feel of the waves. Some days feel manageable, other days feel powerful.
If you’re new to surfing in Bali, take a lesson or go with an instructor.
Don’t paddle out alone. Watch where experienced surfers enter and exit first.

Berawa kite (windy days, not daily)

Colorful kite flying above the shoreline on a windy day — Kite appears on windy days. Photo by Markus Krisetya.

You may see kites or kite-surfing on windy days, but it’s not guaranteed.
Don’t come only for the kite without checking the wind conditions first.
If it’s not windy, use Berawa for a sunset walk and beach vibe instead.

Beach clubs near Berawa Beach (what to check today)

Finns Beach Club pool area near Berawa Beach at dusk — Beach club entry rules may change. Photo by Shawn.

“Berawa beach club” is a common search because major venues sit right by the beachfront area.

Assume these can change day to day:

Entry rules (including possible age restrictions)
Minimum spend, table, or daybed policies
Event nights and special schedules
Peak crowds (sunset hours and weekends are usually busiest)

For event nights, age rules, and minimum spend, always check the venue’s official updates before you go. This is especially important on weekends and event nights.

Berawa Beach swimming safety (rip currents + flags)

Berawa can look calm from a distance, but it’s an open ocean beach with stronger waves and currents. If swimming is not your main goal, you will usually enjoy Berawa more for sunset and surf vibes.

3 strict rules (easy to remember)

Don’t swim if you see warning flags/signs or if the sea looks rough
Avoid swimming alone, especially near sunset
If you’re not a confident ocean swimmer, stay very shallow or skip swimming

Rip current warning (what to do if you’re pulled away)

If you feel the current pulling you away from shore:

Don’t fight it straight back to the beach
Stay calm, float, and signal for help
Swim parallel to the shore until you’re out of the pull, then head in

Is Berawa suitable for children?

For most families, Berawa is not the top choice for kids to swim, especially younger children and beginner swimmers.

For calmer water, use our family-friendly beaches in Bali (calmer water) hub.

Best time to visit and seasonal conditions

Best time to visit Berawa

Best time for most visitors: late afternoon to sunset
West-wind / rainy months: some days bring more debris. Conditions change day to day.

Debris season and footwear tip

On some days, especially during west-wind / rainy months or after storms, west-coast beaches can have more debris along the shoreline.

Practical tips:

Wear sandals and avoid walking barefoot if the shoreline looks messy
Watch for sharp objects mixed into debris (rare, but possible)
If the beach looks rough or dirty that day, switch plans (sunset viewpoint, cafe, or a calmer beach)

What to bring (small but useful)

Bring water and a light snack. The snack options on the sand may be limited based on where you access the beach.
Sandals (dark sand can feel hot at midday, and the shoreline can be windy)
A light layer for after sunset
Cash for small purchases and parking

Umbrellas or sunbeds (quick note)

You may see umbrellas or sunbeds set up by vendors in some stretches. Rules can change, so ask before you use anything that looks “reserved” or “set up”.

Parking at Berawa Beach (sunset hours)

Motorbike parking near shoreline access in Canggu — Motorbike parking can fill at sunset. Photo by Jared Rice

Parking can be the hardest part of Berawa during sunset hours.

Arrive earlier if you want easier parking
Expect paid parking in many areas near the beach
If you park in the busiest zone, exiting can take longer

Before you leave your vehicle, ask the attendant how much the parking fee is. Then, make sure to keep your parking ticket.

If your usual spot is full, search in Maps:

“Parking Berawa Beach”
“Parking Jalan Pantai Berawa”

Berawa Beach today checklist (2 minutes before you go)

To avoid disappointment:

Crowds and shoreline: open the Berawa Beach pin and check the newest photos/reviews
Weather: check conditions and skip swimming if the sea looks rough
Safety: follow on-site flags/signs and local staff guidance
Beach clubs: confirm official entry rules, minimum spend, age limits, and event nights
Parking: Confirm the fee before you park, then keep your ticket

For official marine warnings and wave updates, check BMKG Maritime (official marine warnings) in the Indonesian language.

Berawa Beach FAQ (unique + functional)

Is Berawa Beach free to enter?

Yes. Berawa is a public beach with no official entrance ticket. You usually only pay for parking if you arrive by scooter or car, and the fee depends on the parking area.

How do I find the right Berawa Beach pin on Google Maps?

Use the “Berawa Beach” map link in Quick answers, then switch to Satellite view so you can confirm you’re right on the shoreline. If you drive, open the Jalan Pantai Berawa map link too, so you match the main access road.

What should I do if parking near the beach is full at sunset?

Open Maps and search “Parking Berawa Beach” or “Parking Jalan Pantai Berawa”, then choose the nearest lot with a clear entrance and an attendant. Arriving earlier is still the simplest way to reduce parking stress.

Is “Berawa kite” something I can plan for?

Sometimes, but not reliably. Kite activity depends on wind and sea conditions and can vary by day. If your main goal is to fly a kite, check the wind conditions first. Also, have a backup plan, like taking a walk at sunset or visiting a beach club.

What’s the quickest family-friendly alternative if Berawa looks rough?

If waves, flags, or currents look risky, skip swimming and keep Berawa for sunset walks only. For calmer water, use the family-friendly beach hub linked above to pick a safer swimming beach for that day.

Want more beach planning pages? See our Bali beach guides (maps + planning).

Need help planning a Canggu beach route?

Do you want an easy route that matches your style, whether it’s a sunset vibe, surf focus, or safer family swimming? Just tap the WhatsApp button on this page and let us know.

If you’re traveling with kids
where you stay in Bali
whether you’re coming in the morning or for sunset

Quick answers (read this first)