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Beach clubs · Ungasan

Sundays Beach Club

Your first view of this Ungasan beach is from above. An inclinator runs down the green cliff to the white sand. Offshore, the reef shelters a tidal lagoon. If you’re coming for time on the water, the local tide chart is the best place to start planning your day.

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Choosing your spot on the beach

Ordinary day passes are sold on arrival, subject to availability. On the sand, guests settle into beanbags under beach umbrellas. The tide affects how much space there is. The pass includes credit towards food and drinks, and the club’s day-pass page sets out exactly what applies to your visit.

For a reserved daybed, or if you’re organising the day for a family, look at the VIP options. The wooden deck sits a little above the beach. Some areas welcome children and others are adults-only. Groups can also look at a covered bungalow as a base to return to between swims.

Three reasons to linger

Time on the lagoon

Kayaks, paddleboards and snorkelling gear are offered when the tide and weather allow and equipment is available. Check with the lifeguards about conditions before heading out. If a pool swim is important to you, the infinity pool at the top belongs to guests staying at the resort.

Lunch by the beach

Tostadas make a good shared lunch after a swim. One pairs ceviche with passion fruit and pickled shallots, another has prawn and avocado. For something more substantial, try the crispy mahi-mahi taco with cabbage, avocado and hot sauce. The food menu is available before you visit.

A bonfire on the sand

The club lights a fire on the sand and brings out marshmallows for toasting. If you want both time in the sun and an evening by the fire, arrive earlier in the day. The cliff can cast shade across the beach well before the evening music begins.

Guests gathered around the evening beach bonfire. Sundays Beach Club

For a longer day, leave one meal for the Indonesian side of the menu. Choose fried rice, nasi goreng, or fried noodles, mie goreng. Both come with an egg and a Balinese sate lilit skewer. If you’re coming with children, look at the family seating as well. Where you base yourselves can make more difference to a beach day than what you choose for lunch.

Back up the cliff

The beach and the upper grounds are connected by the inclinator and a flight of 270 steps. If you’re arranging a driver for the evening, agree a meeting point at the top, so the last part of your visit can be spent on the beach.

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