Virgin Beach
Virgin Beach (also known locally as Bias Tugel or Pantai Perawan) is a small, sheltered white-sand cove east of Candidasa, reached down an unpaved access road that keeps it noticeably quieter than Bali's more famous beaches. The calm, shallow water and modest scale make it well-suited to a relaxed swim rather than surfing, a contrast to the surf-focused beaches on Bali's south and west coasts.
A handful of simple warungs along the sand serve food and rent sun loungers, but the beach otherwise stays undeveloped — one of eastern Bali's more low-key beach stops for travelers exploring the Candidasa area.
Virgin Beach FAQs
The name (also known locally as Bias Tugel) reflects its undeveloped, secluded character relative to Bali's more built-up beaches.
It's down an unpaved access road east of Candidasa, less signposted than Bali's main beaches — worth checking directions in advance.
Yes, the sheltered cove and calm, shallow water make it well-suited to swimming rather than surfing.
A handful of simple warungs serve food and rent sun loungers, but it otherwise stays undeveloped.
By car or scooter from Candidasa, down a short access road toward the coast.
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