The Legal Study of the Coastal Border Control by Tourism Entrepreneurs in Bali as a Privacy Area

Indonesia is an archipelagic country with almost 17,000 islands stretching from Sabang to Merauke. One of the islands that is the Indonesian mainstay is Bali island. Bali is one of the provinces in Indonesia that generates the largest foreign exchange in the tourism sector. Bali tourism has penetrated the coast, where entrepreneurs claim coastal areas by making private tourist accommodation areas. This problem has generated interest between local communities and tourism entrepreneurs. However, due to the absence of an actual legal product to solve the problem, it is necessary to study coastal control by tourism entrepreneurs in Bali as a privacy area. For this reason, the author uses a normative juridical research method; therefore, the conclusions are obtained regarding the privatization of the coastal border carried out by tourism entrepreneurs by making a legal study which is then stated in a legal product under the authority of the Bali provincial government. The resulting legal product is in the form of a legal policy from the government that restores the function of the coastal border as open to the general public, intending to conserve the coastal border area.