I just come and do surfing there.several surfing rentals and the coaches were available which you could choose any.

I don’t know, I expect so, but it’s also pretty cheap to get drivers.

Hi there, I was there in 2016 & all I did was just turn up & just talk to some of the warungs owner which most will offer you surf lessons & also beach chairs. Just remember to ask a few so you could compare the price.

Just book lessons when you get to the beach. There are lots of instructors Basically there is just one road to the beach and you can park your scooter with all the others. Enjoy

The cheapest option is to rent a scooter for about $5 per day. I found the roads through the countryside to be very quiet on weekdays and not intimidating. However, it's not a good option for transporting kids, obviously, and you need to feel confident in yourself, as you'll spend most of the time looking out for road signs and trusting that you didn't miss the turn-off. Keep in mind that it's almost certainly not covered by your travel insurance if something goes wrong.

Selong Belanak is no good for snorkelling as the beach has a gently sloping sand bottom with no rocks anywhere. That's why it's great for swimming. There is a reef far out to the right of the bay but just looking at it, there always seems to be wave action with white water which wouldn't be good for snorkelling, and maybe not safe. I also can't imagine the cluster of rocks at the south end of Selong Belanak beach to have much sea life, and it's often rough. Don't forget these bays all have fishing villages with active fishing populations which deplete sea life. Suggest you email Sempiak Villas (a small complex on Selong Belanak) and ask them. They have been there for many years.