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The Cashew Tree

About The Cashew Tree

Near Bingin Beach in Pecatu, The Cashew Tree is a lush, open-air garden restaurant built around Bali’s easygoing surf-and-wellness rhythm. The menu leans fresh and health-conscious, with organic fruit and vegetables, colourful breakfasts, generous salads, juices, vegetarian and vegan choices, plus heartier dishes for long lunches and relaxed dinners. By day, shaded seating and tropical greenery create a slow, breezy escape; by night, the atmosphere lifts with cocktails and live music, including its well-known Thursday sessions. With Toko Coastal’s boutique within The Cashew Tree Collective and the Bingin coastline close by, it is an effortless place to refuel after the beach, gather with friends and linger into a warm Bali evening. 

When to visit

Visit April through October for Uluwatu’s drier weather, with July and August bringing Bali’s strongest visitor demand and especially lively conditions around Bingin.

Most popular: July - August

Spring · Sep, Oct, Nov

September and October remain comparatively dry and warm, making them excellent for beach days and outdoor dining, while November brings a pronounced rise in rainfall as Bali approaches its wet season.

Summer · Dec, Jan, Feb

December through February is warm, humid and wet, with January averaging the year’s highest rainfall. The garden restaurant remains appealing, but tropical showers make outdoor plans less predictable.

Autumn · Mar, Apr, May

March remains wet before rainfall drops sharply through April and May. Late autumn offers increasingly reliable weather for pairing breakfast, lunch or dinner with Bingin’s nearby beaches.

Winter · Jun, Jul, Aug

June through August is Uluwatu’s driest stretch, with low rainfall, comfortable tropical temperatures and Bali’s strongest mid-year visitor demand creating a particularly lively Bingin atmosphere.

Weather Highlights

  • Summer high

    28°C / 81°F

  • Winter low

    25°C / 77°F

  • Rain

    181 days

  • Snow

    0 days

Location

Getting There

From Ngurah Rai International Airport, drive south toward the Bukit Peninsula, continue through Pecatu toward Bingin Beach, then follow Jalan Pantai Bingin to No. 9. The journey is around 20 km and usually takes roughly 25-45 minutes, depending on traffic.

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