Serangan Island

Serangan Island: Bali’s Future Tourism Gems Set for Revitalization in 2024

Share:

In 2024, Serangan Island is set to become a prominent attraction in Bali. Denpasar Bali’s government plans substantial revitalization, allocating a budget of IDR 23 billion. These funds have been secured through various budget sources, encompassing Regional and City Government Expenditure Budgets, as well as Special Fund Allocations from the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy.

 

@odikabayu Sore-sore asik juga sunsetan di Pulau Serangan 😍 #bali #sunset ♬ Payphone – Lyrics Art.


Of the initial budget, IDR 5 billion has received approval for immediate allocation towards constructing a jogging track along the island’s beach in 2024. This update was directly communicated by Kadek Agus Arya Wibawa, Deputy Mayor of Denpasar.

Additionally, the government aims to engage 200 Serangan Island residents in culinary training sessions with chefs from the Institute of Tourism and International Business Campus (14/12/2023). From 11th to 15th December 2023, traditional Balinese cooking classes commenced, aiming to enhance the culinary allure of tourist destinations on Serangan Island.

The Bali government recognizes the island’s vast potential for growth, highlighted by its rich marine biodiversity and the dominant Bugis tribe within the local population, promising a unique addition to Bali’s tourism landscape.

A Glimpse of Serangan Island

serangan island
Source: Hotel.com

Serangan Island, part of Bali’s South Denpasar region, sits just 500 meters from the city centre, spanning 2.9 kilometres in length and 1 kilometre in width. This island, managed by PT Bali Turtle Island Development (BTID) since its reclamation in 1997, covers an expansive 365 hectares. Serangan village tourism offers a range of activities for visitors:

  • Fisherman’s Village
  • Serangan’s Turtle Conservation
  • Sakenan Temple
  • Water-based activity

While lesser-known among tourists, Serangan Island gained renewed attention following its inclusion in the G20 Bali Summit agenda in 2022. Visitors are captivated by its stunning beaches and Bali’s largest turtle conservation site. The allure of this hidden gem and its picturesque tourist village makes it an appealing destination for those seeking unique experiences on their Bali holiday.

Interested in this topic? Check out our other articles from Social Expat!

Related News

If you’ve lived in Indonesia for any length of time, you know how crucial it is to work with an agency you can actually trust for your visa and legal needs. That’s why we always recommend Lets Move Indonesia also known as LMI Consultancy. ​To celebrate 11 years of serving the expat community, Lets Move […]

An Indonesian woman has died after slipping and falling into the water while bathing at Robo Harau Waterfall in Limapuluh Kota Regency, West Sumatra, on Thursday, 15 October 2026. Her body was recovered by a joint search and rescue team the following morning. The victim, identified as Windy Rahma Putri, 25, from Padang Pariaman, was […]

Greenpeace Indonesia has called on the government of President Prabowo Subianto and Vice-President Gibran Rakabuming Raka to strengthen its response to the climate crisis, warning that extreme weather and ecological disasters are placing additional pressure on household finances and workers’ livelihoods. The environmental organisation staged a peaceful protest at the Selamat Datang Monument in Bundaran […]

Social Padel House Setiabudi, part of the ISMAYA Group lifestyle ecosystem, will host the SPH Superstar Series from October 22 to 24, 2026. The three-day event will feature Premier Padel star Tolito Aguirre and other top international players. The event will open with the All-Star Exhibition, featuring Aguirre alongside APPT world No. 2 Adri Merca, […]

Indonesia Guide

Just For Fun

Write For Us

Exclusive Promotions

Event Gallery