The demolition of businesses along a Bali beach has sparked devastation among locals and caused travel nightmares for ...

Locals were seen sobbing as up to 50 businesses were demolished, sparking an urgent warning to Aussies travelling to the ...

Indonesian authorities have begun demolishing over 40 businesses at iconic Bali surfing destination Bingin Beach.

Officials have begun destroying beachside villas and restaurants in a tourist haven in southern Bali after 48 businesses were assessed to be "illegally built".

Bali is the island of the gods, not the island of beach club.” Bingin Beach undergoes destruction of local businesses.

The Bali provincial government said the goal of the mass evictions was to return Bingin to the green belt, denying that the ...

The crackdown on "illegally built" buildings at the world-famous Bingin Beach in Uluwatu, Bali began on Monday, drawing huge ...

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.

Officials have begun destroying beachside villas and restaurants in a tourist haven in southern Bali after almost 48 ...

The Bingin Beach settlement has proven sustainable for more than 50 years, and has become an integral part of the local ...

Bingin was a thriving multi-cultural hub of surfers and beach goers, now it resembles the start of a demolition site.

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