Muara Beach or Pantai Tangtu is a beautiful black sand beach with astounding seascape, tucked away between Padang Galak Beach (on south-west) and Biaung Beach (on east). The Jeh Ayung River boils down here and right across the river is a sacred temple with beautiful architecture, the Pura Campuhan Windhu Segara and the Pura Dalem Segara Taman Ayung.
Tri Hita Karana is one of the many concepts applied in the joints of Balinese Hindu life. A religious philosophy that can preserve cultural diversity and lead to a balanced and peaceful life.
Lepang Beach is a dramatic black sand beach with clear blue water, lush vegetation, lovely rivers, and surrounded by peaceful environment. This coast offers exotic view of vast paddy fields, Bali Mountains, and the islands of Nusa Penida. The beach is also for the Melasti ceremony and Balinese will bring the sacred object from the temple to be purified. This ceremony is usually held few days prior to Nyepi Day.
Tegal Besar Beach is a lovely black sandy beach, tucked away between the Siyut Beach (west) and Lepang Beach (east). This beach offers scenic views, rice fields, lush green vegetation, glittering sea, strong waves and vibrant sunsets.
Siyut Beach is a beautiful black sandy beach, nestled amid the peaceful environment and undeveloped area. Visitors can enjoy the view of rice paddies that directly lead to the beach, blue sea, and the islands of Nusa Penida.
