Keramas Beach

Name: Keramas Beach gets its name from the village where it is located. It was originally called "Kuramas", which translates as "golden turtle". Sea turtles once laid eggs on the coast, but they are no longer found here.

Appearance: The beach is covered with black volcanic sand, which glistens in the sun, creating the effect of a scattering of stars. In some areas there are large boulders and fields of soft green algae exposed at low tide. On the beach you can find ducks, which local residents drive to the shore for feeding, as well as fresh fruits, which are sold directly from the trees.

Tranquility and Religious Ceremonies: The beach remains less developed by tourists, making it an excellent place for solitude, meditation and observing traditional Balinese rituals such as Melasti or cremations.

What to do on the beach

1. Surfing:

Keramas is known for its high waves, which reach 2–3 meters and form “tubes” or “barrels”. This place is ideal for professionals. Surfing here is not recommended for beginners due to the reefs and strong waves.

• Best season: September to February.

• Feature: Night surfing under the floodlights of the Komune Beach Club.

2. Walks and sunsets:

Black sand and stunning views of the ocean and Mount Agung make the beach ideal for strolling. Sunsets here are especially beautiful due to the rich colors of the sky.

3. Relaxation at the Komune Beach club:

The club has a swimming pool overlooking the ocean, a restaurant with varied cuisine and sun loungers.

• Entrance fee: Rp 300,000 (includes lunch).

• For hotel guests: swimming pool and sun loungers are free.

4. Yoga and spa:

The club offers areas for yoga and fitness, as well as spa services: Thai, Balinese and classical massage, aromatherapy, reflexology. These services are often included in packages for hotel guests.

• Average cost: about $1,500 for a week's stay and full package.

Useful information

• When is the best time to visit:

Morning and evening to avoid the strong sun and enjoy the views.

• For surfers:

Keep an eye on the tides as the waves here are at their best 4 days before and after the full moon.

• Infrastructure:

Beach cafes, bars and sun lounger rentals.

Keramas Beach is a place for active recreation and enjoying Balinese nature away from the hustle and bustle. It is ideal for professional surfers, as well as those looking for harmony and inspiration.

To visit this beach and other places you can rent a car with driver
https://mos-activity.com/en/rental-transport