Arrogant parking guys, crowded, dirty. Loud music from every direction and the same annoying hawkers selling the kind of plastic stuff that ends up on the beach or in the ocean.

If you turn right onto the beach, there should be a lady called Ana with sunbeds! Local lady, cheap beds, coconuts and soft drinks to purchase.

It's just a road. Why I need to give review?

Good

(Translated by Google) The main road is small & often jammed, especially during the holiday season. (Original) Jalan utama yang kecil & sering macet terutama saat musim liburan.

(Translated by Google) The atmosphere is really comfortable, you have to come here (Original) Suasananya nyaman banget, kalian wajib kesini

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant atmosphere (Original) Suasana Sangat menyenangkan

Petitenget Beach is a truly stunning destination located in the Seminyak area of Bali, Indonesia. The beach is known for its clear blue waters, long stretch of golden sand, and breathtaking sunsets. It's an ideal spot for swimming, sunbathing and for relaxing in a beautiful atmosphere. The beach is also lined with a variety of trendy bars and restaurants, making it a great option for both food and drinks. One of the most memorable experiences I had at Petitenget beach was when my friends and I organized a photoshoot to commemorate our high school graduation. We arrived at the beach in the afternoon, with plans to catch the sunset, but unfortunately, the day was overcast and we weren't able to see the sun go down. Despite the weather, we set up our cameras and tripods on the sandy shore and proceeded to take some wonderful photos. The overcast sky provided a unique atmosphere that was definitely different from the typical bright and sunny beach shots. We took turns posing in front of the camera, capturing our excitement and joy of graduating high school. Even though we didn't see the sunset, the overcast sky and the different lighting provided a unique backdrop for our photos that we were very pleased with. Overall, Petitenget Beach is a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Bali. The natural beauty of the beach, combined with the wide range of dining and entertainment options, make it the perfect place to relax and unwind and make unforgettable memories with friends. Even if you don't catch the sunset, the beach still offer a great opportunity to capture wonderful memories.

One of my favorite beaches in Seminyak ❤️ always comes here in the morning time, got a cup coffee, enjoy the warm of the sunrise, then dip into the ocean. In the afternoon, don't forget to buy some Lumpia or Jagung Bakar before back dipping into the ocean, then you end your day perfectly 🥹❤️

It's surprisingly no crowd at all during the peak season, maybe because it was freaking hot (11am). The beach was quiet during the time, deserted, and a non commercial beach. Can't stay too long due to the heat. But outside from the beach area, has a very nice satay place called bu Manis (it was very spicy though, if you can't eat too spicy, perhaps you need to ask).

One of the best beaches in Bali when it comes to sunset. It’s very crowded but it’s worth to visit. The waves are good for surfing but I think it's not kids friendly in some spots. I will visit Petitenget Beach again in the future for sure!

Always crowded during sunsets but there is plenty of space for everyone. This beach stretches to south and north giving you many miles to walk for. It also has spacious parking space for cars and bikes. Bring your own beach towel if you want to sit here. If you don’t, walk to the south to seminyak beach, they’d have sun lounger available for rent.

Free access, dark grey fine sand, awesome view of sunset and carefree vibes without having to pay for drinks or beach club. The best things in nature come free. 5 mins walk to most happening stretch in Petitenget dining/ clubbing area

Along this beach and all others has beautiful sunset to offer, no doubt about it! You can relax at the beach club with your Mojito or just sit on the sand by the beach or simply walking along the beach... you can do all at your convenience. Best to come before sunset.

Great beach for sunset photos. Paid car/bike park which gets busy (as does the beach). Small basic food court between the car park and beach with some cheap tasty offerings. Also some food vendors walking the beach. Can be crowded around the main entrance but walk a few minutes in either direction and you’ll have more space. Some trash on the beach but generally a lot cleaner than others along this stretch.

A little crowded when I came but not too crowded like Kuta beach. It’s clean and there are a lot of street vendors so you can fill your tummy if hungry. The sunset view is absolutely breathtaking though. I enjoy spending my time alone here

the beach has a beautiful sunset, can also be a place for casual sports such as jogging, or praying at the temple, a large parking area and there are also food stands like pork satay. free beach entry, just pay for parking which is cheap. bathroom facilities are also available.

Sun bed was 100k IDR for however long you needed and can use the shower facilities at the beach bar. Seemed expensive to me. Lifeguard was around collecting sun bed money but not sure how safe it was to swim when i was there as he disappeared and so wasn’t attentive when people were in the sea. Came 5 years ago and was more of a vibe. Gin bar opened up with bean bags and tables for sunset.

Between the surrounding beaches, i'd prefer Petitenget than others. It is wider and feels more open, still have trees cause there are hotels by the beach. Good food near the parking area. It feels really nice to be here. PS : there is no such thing as "away", when we throw anything away, it must go somewhere.

I am a professional photographer. I ve been shot here. One of my favorite spots for sunset beach around south Bali. I always love to shoot at Petitenget at sunset. Really wide beach view.

Cheap option to see pretty grey sandy beach view and sunset with a wide shoreline. Make sure to come earlier, to avoid too much crowd and find perfect spot to catch beautiful sunset. Easy access car parking with admission of IDR 5K/car.

A better version of Kuta, imo. You don't get hounded by vendors every five minutes or so, so you can actually relax and enjoy the beach. Cleaner, too.

Great beach to surf but sand is pretty yucky. Can see a great sunset on a good day but sadly I couldn’t see it.

We came here on a perfect sunset. Beautiful as always. This is one of the most crowded beach around seminyak area.

I think the 50k for entrance is not worthy. The temple is beautiful, but you can't see the whole temple because most of places are reserved for worshipers. I would have liked to take a photo of the entrance, but they are reconstructing them. The guards were kind and helped us put on the sarong (they will give you one to get in the temple). It's right in front of the beach entrance and you can also buy a coconut.

What a ripoff!! 50k each to rent a Sarong and to enter an empty temple with barely nothing to see inside! The only interesting parts to see are the statue outside and the doors, which are free to visit. Wouldn’t recommend it.

A small but wonderful Temple with a 50 IDR entry fee. The attendant who sold the tickets accompanied us inside and provided a great overview of the history and traditions of the Temple as well as took pictures for us. It's well worth a visit of you're in the area. Certain areas are restricted to prayer, but the main portion is open.

It is only 50 rupiah entrance fee and you have to buy it at the entrance where the gentleman is collecting entrance free from various vehicles. Despite it is a extremely confine space... 1 glance sees it all kind of place. Also, you have to pick their sarong and somehow it fits our attires perfectly when photo was taken. Inside you could see age-old praying place and some are only open during ceremony. Since it was a relaxing holiday and it was a public holiday, I enjoyed the last 30 minutes before they close for the day. It wasn't meant to visit because we headed to the beach prior to this.. but is all good. We end up taking "Instagramable" photos. Just sharing some here...

Beautiful temple just next to the beach. We loved going there just before the sunset. One has to pay a 50,000. IDR entrance fee and I feel it’s a bit steep as you do not get to explore the entire temple due to local traditions but I would still recommend going here as it is beautiful and the guards there are quite friendly and willing to discuss about their traditions and life.

Didn't get to go all the way in because it was closed but the temple architecture caught my eyes. Extremely beautiful.

You have to pay 50k if you want to go inside the gates. Will include the traditional ceremonial garment to wear. Once behind the gates there are areas where it is restricted access to worshipers only. Some amazing stone work to view.

I was just strolling through the streets of Bali and stumbled across this temple by accident. There is a small entry fee and if you are wearing shorts, they will provide you with a sarong (nice Balinese feel). Its a small temple, not busy at all on the day I went. I was for the about 10 mins on my own and then the rains came - and it didnt stop for a good hour. It was one of the most profound experiences I had in Bali, watching the serenity of rain while just over the wall, the traffic was loud and chaotic.

I thought I can see inside the temple but It was forbidden if we came not for praying. So far the temple was beautiful from the outside and in front of the temple Beautiful Beach, Petitenget! The sunset was so beautiful. There were also lots of nice restaurant around the temple. Enjoy!

Great store with loads of beautiful antiques from all over Indonesia, the staff are really lovely and the owner was more than happy to show me around and tell me the history behind each piece over a coffee 👌🤗 highly recommend this shop if you are looking for a unique gift or souvenirs 👍👍

Tempatnya baguus, nyaman, pelayanannya ramah,banyak barang2 antik yang kita cariit's a cozy place, good service, nice staff and the owner is very welcome for you if you looking for an antique thing's and you're come to the right palce

This is not your typical Balinese souvenir shop! I have been looking for some bizarre and vintage curiosities. Unique items that no one else would sell. And here - probably the only place in Bali - you will find them. Kharisma is a genuine antiques shop with lot's of old and authentic items, each having an interesting story told in detail by the friendly owner and his wife. I ended up buying two vintage masks.

This shop is amazing. The owner really friendly and absolutely fair and helpful. He offers real antiques not fake products. You should definitely go there for nice souvenirs. Thanks Florian from Munich

Many amazing items. I loved the masks and bought several of them. The owner is nice and it was interesting talking to him about the items. It's very difficult to know if you're getting good value as a tourist but it seemed reasonable.

Enjoyed time today with very open and friendly owner! Bought some very nice items. Thanks for the coffee 😊!

Hello,I have visited the beautiful store yesterday,when me and my friends are reached to the store they were almost closed, they re-opend the shop friendly with the beautiful Smile,then I guess the owner of kharisma welcome us,he talks with us nice and friendly too,he told us he had visited my country many years a go and try to help us ,hope to visit this beautiful store again ,I love to do some decoration with this beautiful collection in my country Iran.