Echo Beach

Echo Beach - Hard To Find

Echo Beach - Hard To Forget

Low Tide

Darker Sand

Echo Beach

after we were moving around on the South of Bali. now we travel across to South West part of this island. we're heading to Canggu to find another destination, and of course another beach to discover.

you might know so well about Canggu, a small district near Kerobokan. it's about 20 minutes north of Seminyak, half way to Tanah Lot. 

this Canggu district is popular with many expatriates who choose to live here, and a large number of the villas owned by overseas nationals are located here. much of the area features quietly terrain with the rice paddies field who has been identically the Bali's second identity, Paddy fields. 

Taxi is often hard to find here in Canggu and most travel tends to be by private car or bike. you should consider yourself to book an accommodation with a free airport pickup as this is the easiest way to be here.

This beach has dark grey or black sand and wouldn't quite good for swimming I suppose, but it does offer some renowned and challenging surfer spots. you might easily spot surfers here with their looks and custom bikes. 

and when I was here, I met with another large groups of French (again), and mostly they were here with small groups (2-5 persons). they gathered on the restaurants beside the beach, they seemed to rule this place :D (vive la france!)

you should never have any worry, Canggu has lots of villas and bungalows. they always offer more private space for.

when I saw this place for the 1st time, I saw some tables and chairs were being prepared. this place is obviously still "alive" after the sunset, but obviously they wouldn't stay alive 24 hours. if you want to have another different spot, this place is likely worth to try...

green-golden Paddy Field