Dream Beach Bali

Highlights of Lembongan’s Dream Beach

The blue waters off Dream Beach are clear and great for swimming during low tide, but extra care should be taken as it can get pretty rough since it faces directly out into the Indian Ocean. Parts of the beach are pretty rocky and it’s best to avoid these bits if you’re going to wade out into the waves.

While Lembongan’s most popular side is its western coast, with sea-view hotels and villas set along the village of Jungutbatu, Dream Beach is far from the crowds. Nearby, you can find the thatched roof, castaway-style Dream Beach Huts and Dream Beach Kubu hotel among the few accommodation options available.

A few spots offer cocktails and local light bites along Dream Beach, such as the Dream Beach Huts’ own Café Pandan, with its cliff-top pool and loungers. Head there between 4pm and 6pm for happy hour. Towards the end of the year, as the sun leans slightly south during the southern equinox, you can expect Dream Beach to be a great spot for wonderful sunsets.