Blue Lagoon Beach Bali

Bali’s Hidden Snorkeling Paradise in Padang Bai.

If you’re looking for a hidden gem in Bali that combines soft white sand, calm turquoise waters, and a rich marine life, Blue Lagoon Beach in Padang Bai is the place to go. This small bay, surrounded by lush green hills and rocky cliffs, is famous as one of the best snorkeling spots in Bali, making it a favorite for families, couples, and underwater explorers.


Unlike the busy beaches of South Bali, Blue Lagoon offers a laid-back atmosphere with fewer crowds, clear water, and easy access for swimming and snorkeling. Whether you want to relax under the sun, explore the vibrant coral reefs, or enjoy fresh seafood at local warungs, this beach is a must-visit in East Bali.


For many years, Blue Lagoon was a local secret known mostly to Padang Bai villagers and fishermen. As snorkeling tours in Bali grew in popularity, travelers discovered this hidden paradise. Despite being more popular today, it still retains its tranquil charm, unlike Bali’s southern beaches.


What Makes Blue Lagoon Beach Special?

Blue Lagoon Beach is known for its: Crystal-clear turquoise water ideal for snorkeling and swimming, colorful coral reefs filled with tropical fish, small, cozy bay perfect for a peaceful beach day, accessibility – located near Padang Bai harbor, yet quiet and hidden. For underwater lovers, Blue Lagoon is like a natural aquarium where you can spot clownfish, angelfish, parrotfish, and sometimes even turtles. It’s an excellent place for both beginners and experienced snorkelers.


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Location

Blue Lagoon Beach is located in Padang Bai, Karangasem Regency, East Bali. About 1.5 hours from Denpasar or Ngurah Rai International Airport. Just a 5-minute drive from Padang Bai harbor and close to Bias Tugel Beach, making it easy to explore both in one trip. Its location makes it a popular stop for travelers heading to the Gili Islands or Lombok by boat.


Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit is during the dry season (April–October), when the sea is calmer and visibility is excellent for snorkeling. Morning hours are ideal, as the water is usually clearer and the beach less crowded.


Things to Do

  1. Go snorkeling in Bali’s turquoise waters and spot colorful marine life.
  2. Swim in the calm and shallow bay, great for beginners and families.
  3. Relax on the soft sandy beach and enjoy the peaceful vibe.
  4. Capture beautiful photos of the bay surrounded by cliffs and greenery.
  5. Rent a boat from local fishermen to explore nearby snorkeling spots.
  6. Enjoy fresh seafood and local dishes at the beachfront warungs.

Travel Tips

  1. Bring sunscreen, as shade is limited.
  2. Rent snorkeling gear from local warungs if you don’t have your own.
  3. Wear water shoes – sometimes the seabed has small rocks and corals.
  4. Visit early in the day to avoid crowds and get the best water visibility.
  5. Combine with Bias Tugel Beach or Goa Lawah Temple for a full-day trip in East Bali.

Entrance Fee

  1. Entrance Fee IDR 15k
  2. Payment in Indonesian Rupiah only

Why Blue Lagoon Beach is a Must-Visit in Bali

If you’re searching for the best snorkeling in Bali, Blue Lagoon Beach is one of the top choices. With its crystal-clear water, rich marine life, and tranquil setting, it offers an unforgettable experience far from Bali’s busy beaches. Whether you’re a snorkel enthusiast, a family looking for a safe swimming spot, or a traveler exploring things to do in Padang Bai, Blue Lagoon Beach is a perfect addition to your Bali itinerary.


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