Or, otherwise make Bingin a truly protected green zone. Let only coconut and pandan trees grow, not the new beach club that is drowned in Bali. Bali is Island of the Gods not Island of Beach Club.

Bali officials begin demolishing Bingin Beach tourist spots, declaring 'none of them have permits' By Indonesia Correspondent Tim Swanston and Ari Wu, with Ambros Boli in Bali Travel and Tourism ...

Balinese officials have begun the demolition of more than 40 businesses at Bingin Beach, a popular tourist spot in the ...

As one of Bali’s most iconic surf and tourist hotspots undergoes demolition, authorities have hinted at what might replace the more than 40 businesses along the famous Bingin Beach in Uluwatu.

One of Bali’s most iconic surf destinations will be changed and transformed forever as Indonesian authorities begin demolishing more than 40 businesses along the famous Bingin Beach.

Bulldozing Bali’s Bingin Beach misses the real threat of overdevelopment As Bali demolishes a vibrant surf hub, critics argue informal doesn’t mean unsustainable – and luxury villas are doing more ...

Locals were seen sobbing as up to 50 businesses were demolished, sparking an urgent warning to Aussies travelling to the tourist hotspot in Bali to check their bookings.

But I’d argue it doesn’t. The ‘illegal’ settlement The Bingin Beach coastal settlement began development in the 1970s as an informal surfer hub at the base of a steep escarpment.

Bingin Beach sits on the Bukit Peninsula at the southwestern tip of Bali, south of Denpasar airport. Villas and cafés cling to the hill overlooking the Indian Ocean just outside Uluwatu central.

Bali’s Bingin Beach is one of the most picturesque beaches in the world. But it’s so much more than that, too. It’s a living, breathing, and thriving community built on the back of ...

Bali’s Bingin Beach is one of the most picturesque beaches in the world. But it’s so much more than that, too. It’s a living, breathing, and thriving community built on the back of ...