Seseh Beach

Seseh Beach is a black-sand beach near Munggu on Bali’s southwest coast, within the wider Pererenan area. The shore faces the Indian Ocean and is connected with villages, rice fields and local temple landscapes.

What you find there

Visitors find dark volcanic sand, reef areas, coastal paths and views across the open sea. The inland side contains fields, palms, village roads and religious structures that form part of the surrounding rural landscape.

Coastal setting

Seseh is part of the coast between Pererenan and Tanah Lot. The beach and nearby rice fields show the transition between Bali’s working agricultural land and its ocean-facing shoreline.

Visiting

Visitors should check sea conditions before entering the water and respect temple and village areas. Public sources locate Seseh Beach in Munggu, Mengwi, Badung, Bali.