The primary way to access the beach is via a private funicular (cable car) that takes you 100 meters down the cliffside. However, reviews frequently report that the funicular is out of service, in which case the only alternative is a long, steep staircase. It is advisable to call ahead to check its operational status.

The beach club is open daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Reservations are highly recommended, especially if you want to secure premium seating like a daybed or private cabana.

Yes, visitors who are not guests of the Karma Kandara resort must pay an entrance fee, which typically ranges from IDR 150,000 to IDR 250,000 per person. This amount is fully redeemable as credit for food and beverages.

The cuisine is Mediterranean-inspired with Indonesian and global influences, with a strong focus on fresh seafood. Signature dishes include Lobster Mie Goreng and Salt-baked Whole Fish, and they also serve wood-fired pizzas. The beverage menu features creative signature cocktails.

Yes, the menu at Karma Beach Club is accommodating. Vegetarian-friendly and gluten-free options are either clearly marked or available upon request.

A typical meal with a starter, main, and drink can cost between IDR 400,000 and IDR 600,000 per person. VIP cabanas are available with a minimum spend of IDR 1,250,000++ per person. All prices are subject to a 10% service charge and 11% government tax.

The vibe is "chilled-out luxury." During the day, it's relaxed and family-friendly. As the sun sets, it becomes more glamorous and lively with DJs or live music, attracting a sophisticated crowd.

The main highlight is the stunning natural setting—a beautiful, clean private beach with turquoise water. Guests also consistently praise the friendly and attentive staff at Karma Beach Club, the relaxed atmosphere, and the complimentary use of watersports equipment like kayaks and paddleboards.

Many guests feel the venue is overpriced for the quality of food and drinks, which are sometimes described as "average" or "tasteless." Other recurring issues include poorly maintained facilities (worn-out sunbeds, unclean toilets), the lack of a swimming pool at beach level, and frequent operational problems with the cliffside funicular.

Yes, some reviews have cited serious concerns. These include allegations of theft from a private cabana, staff misconduct, poor handling of a medical emergency due to the broken funicular, and deceptive "timeshare scam" tactics associated with the parent Karma Group.

For those wanting to immerse themselves in the Uluwatu lifestyle, The Coco Boulevard is a collection of 11 private villas just a 10-minute drive away in Bingin. It offers a modern retreat to extend your day trip into a full luxury escape.

The Coco Boulevard provides resort-style amenities to complement its private two-story villas. These include a wellness zone with a gym, sauna, and ice bath, a professional-grade padel court, a co-working lounge, and an on-site café, creating a complete base for a balanced and active Bali stay.

Yes, there are some significant concerns reported by guests. These include multiple detailed reports of food poisoning after consuming raw fish (sashimi, tuna, salmon) and a few reviews from guests who felt they experienced discrimination for being Arab.

For a complete luxury lifestyle experience, The Coco Boulevard is located a ten-minute drive away in Bingin. It features 11 exclusive, two-story private villas, each with its own pool, offering a private retreat that complements the relaxed, upscale feel of the beach club.

A stay at The Coco Boulevard includes access to the shared facilities of the Coco Lifestyle Resort. These feature a Wellness & Recovery Zone (gym, sauna, ice bath), a professional-grade Padel Court, a contemporary Co-Working Lounge, and an on-site café, allowing you to blend private villa living with wellness and social activities.