Atuh Beach
Atuh
Beach is tranquilly situated at beautiful bay with natural white sand,
while in the left side lies the Juntil Cape and on the right (south)
stands the Labuan Ampuak. Then, in the east occur the magnificent Gili
Batu Melawang, Gili Batu Pedasan, Gili Batu Abah and Gili Batu Metegen. At the easternmost tip of Juntil Cape and in the east of Gili Padasan lies a very ideal fishing spot. Meanwhile, in the south of Labuan Ampuak can be found a natural cave becoming the native home to swallows to nest. The land at the Atuh Valley is very fertile and there stand two temples namely the Segara Temple functioned to venerate Lord Varuna whose piodalan or anniversary falls on Sasih Kedasa (tenth month of Balinese calendar). In the inner courtyard of the temple lie two sacred wells containing very clear water.
Access leading to the beach can be taken through two routes, namely Pelilit hamlet (20 km from Buyuk boat quay) then it is connected to unpaved road along about 2 km. Meanwhile, another can be reached through Kelodan hamlet (17 km from Buyuk) and connected to unpaved road along approximately 5 km.
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