Keramas Beach

Keramas Beach is a black-sand beach on the southeast coast of Bali in Gianyar. The shore faces the open sea and forms part of the coastal landscape between Sanur and the eastern beaches of the island.

What you find there

Visitors find dark volcanic sand, reef areas, coastal roads and views toward the sea. The beach is associated with surf breaks outside the shore, while the surrounding area includes villages, temples and agricultural land.

Coastal setting

Keramas lies along the Professor Ida Bagus Mantra coastal road and is connected with the working landscape of Gianyar. The shape of the beach and visible reef change with tides and seasonal wave conditions.

Visiting

Visitors should check local water conditions before entering the sea and follow signs near the coast. Public sources identify Keramas Beach in Keramas, Blahbatuh, Gianyar, Bali.