Sekeh Beach, also called Airport Reef, sits beside Ngurah Rai International Airport in Kuta. From its white-sand shore, you can watch planes take off and land, then stay for the sunset over the water. Local eateries serve seafood, and the beach is visited mostly by residents rather than tourists. The nearby reef is a surf spot reached by traditional boat; its waves are powerful and fast, so this is not a casual swim stop when the surf is strong.
Planes, surf and sunset
Sekeh Beach is also known as Airport Reef because it lies beside Ngurah Rai International Airport. The shore gives you a view of planes taking off and landing nearby, with the water and sunset as a backdrop.
The reef is a surf spot away from shore. Surfers reach it by traditional boat, and the waves are powerful and fast. The rocky seabed and strong surf call for caution if you plan to swim.
Getting to the beach
The road entrance beside Patra Hotel is the route to look for. Free parking is available on arrival early; later in the day, parking may involve a small fee. Local eateries by the beach serve seafood. The beach is also a place to encounter local ceremonies, so give people space and behave respectfully.
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Where is Sekeh Beach?
Sekeh Beach is in Kuta, beside Ngurah Rai International Airport. The road entrance is next to Patra Hotel.
Can you watch planes from Sekeh Beach?
Yes. The beach is close to the airport, and you can watch planes take off and land from the shore.
Is Sekeh Beach suitable for swimming?
The seabed is rocky and the surf can be strong. Take care if swimming, especially when the waves are powerful.
