The Bali Beach Tram is a proposed tramway along the Bali beachfront. The tram would connect Ngurah Rai International Airport to Kuta, Legian, and Seminyak beaches (collectively known as Semigita Beach).
Another proposed alignment is for the tram to connect to the Bali LRT at Kuta Station, and the tram would take passengers to beachfront destinations.
Stage 2 of the project would extend the line along the coast from Seminyak to Canggu.
Bali Beach Tram maps
[Semigita Beach Tram Line Plan (view full size).]
Stage 1: Ngurah Rai – Seminyak
S1: Ngurah Rai
S2: Pasar Kuta (Tsunami Shelter 1)
S3: Beachwalk
S4: Pullman (Tsunami Shelter 2)
S5: Double Six (Tsunami Shelter 3)
Stage 2: Seminyak – Canggu
S6: Seminyak beach
S7: Petitenget Beach
S8: Fins Beach Club
S9: Batu Bolong beach
S10: La Risa Bali
Here is a Google Map showing the approximate route of the beach tram. It isn’t known how the tram will connect to the airport and LRT, so the map shows the main identifiable landmarks of the tsunami shelters. The map doesn’t include Stage 2.
[Map of Bali Rail Transit.]
Images
[Semigita Beach Tram Line Plan.]
[Beach tram scenes.]
[Bali Beach Tram.]
[Tram station.]
[Tram at Double Six.]
[Tram at Double Six Tsunami Shelter 3.]
[Image of tram on beach promenade.]
Links and resources
Read more about Bali railways on the Bali Railways Masterplan page.
News Archive
2024
Bali Airport Tram Network Could Be Built Alongside Train System – [23/06/24]
“The Badung Regency Government has confirmed plans to develop a public transportation system by designing the construction of a tram line that appears to be set to run alongside the Bali Urban Rail Network, which is set to have construction start in the coming months.”
2023
Bali’s ambitious plan: a tramline to connect popular tourist beaches – [17/10/23]
“The proposed tram line aims to connect Bali Airport with the Samigita Beaches, a stretch of coastline that spans from Kuta to the beaches in the resort town of Legian. The Regent of Badung, I Nyoman Giri Prasta, has stated that the tram project is under review and has reached the technical assessment phase. The tram line will be established as an investment by PT Industri Kereta Api (INKA), a state-owned enterprise, with the Badung Regency Government providing the land.”
Bali plans to build a tramline connecting popular tourist beaches – [16/10/23]
I can not help but notice that the trams in the photos look as if they are from the the early 20th century
The pictures reminded me of the old Blackpool to Fleetwood tram that runs along the coast, which I wouldn’t mind. The bigger problem is that there is no space along the coast for a tram.