Buyan Lake - Bali

Buyan Lake is located at the district of Sukasada, about 21 km south of Singaraja at an altitude of 1000 meters above the sea level, making it always fresh and cool. It surrounded by evergreen forest and vegetation. Its fresh air gives pleasant and comfort to the visitors. Here, visitors usually rent a traditional yacht (Perahu in Balinese) to enjoy some activities, such as fishing or lake crossing.  Other attractions include groups of tamed monkey in the forest around the main road.

Buyan Lake own the broadness about 3,9 Km, with the maximum of deepness of Buyan lake is 87 meters and the water volume is 0,116 km3. As a tourist destination, Buyan Lake can be seen from Asah Gobleg Village and it has been available the stop point with traditional chair along the road. The temperature in this place is relative cool in particular at the night time and it is many visited by tourists in particular from local. 

Batur Lake - Kintamani Bali

Batur Lake is a beautiful lake located in Bangli district where it is the largest lakes in Bali Island with panoramic view from the top hill village of Kintamani. It is a base of Caldera in the east and south east of Batur Mount which is resembles a crescent shape, with length approximately 7.5 km, width less than 2,5 km. The width of the lake water is about 16 km and it is set on 1031m above sea level with an estimated water depth of 70 m and contains the water above 815,38 million cubic meter. 

Batur Lake is the old crater of Mount Batur, a still active volcano next to it. It is located on the northern part of Bali. The largest lake overshadowed by the active volcano is located in Bangli Regency, at the northeast of Bali. Batur Lake is the widest lake in this island. It lies down in the feet of Mount Batur and Mount Abang. The lake is classified as a "neutral-dilute" lake because there is no known underlying hydrothermal activity, and the abundant rainfall more than quenches any such activity. There is a hot spring right by the lake. We can enjoy the spectacular scenery of Batur Lake from Kintamani. Across the lake, only reachable by boat, lies Trunyan village, where the Bali Aga people live. The surrounding of the lake is a favorite place for picks self up. At Batur Lake we can see the scenic view and feel cool atmosphere. Bangli's mountainous region center is around the spectacular volcanic crater (or caldera) of Batur. Mount Batur adjacent to the volcano is the large crescent-shaped Batur Lake, all surrounded by the high walls of the crater rim. The place is a great day trips, trekking or just to get away from the daily activity.

Mount Batur itself is actually just a small volcano, but sets in the heart of a huge crater 14km in diameter. Adjacent to the volcano is the large crescent-shaped Batur Lake, all surrounded by the high walls of the crater rim. As the road rises steadily from Bangli or Tampaksiring, nothing in the surrounding gray landscape of bushes and garden plots suggests the presence of a volcano. But over one more small ridge a dizzying view awaits the ayes, encompassing the crater and beyond. From Panelokan, the main road runs right round the rim towards Kintamani, the panorama shifting as we circle around the crater. 

One very interesting excursion in Batur is the climb down the inside of the crater from Penelokan to Kedisan. We can then drive around the smaller Mount Batur, through Songan. From Toya Bungkah, boats cross the lake to a Bali Aga village called Trunyan. This place is notorious for its mortuary traditions. Instead of cremating the dead, as Balinese do throughout most of the island, the Trunyan communities leave the bodies to decompose naturally in a special cemetery.

Medewi Beach Bali

Medewi Beach is a beautiful rocky beach situated in west part of Bali Island which is favored by the great and long swell wave that is suitable for surf adventures. The beach is quite far from Denpasar City has been famous and many visited by local tourist including surfers from both foreign country and local. This beach is also appointed as one of the best surf points in Bali which is many demanded by surfers because of the characteristic of it wave.

Medwei Beach is a panoramic beach with peaceful atmosphere and sea breeze flows to cover the entire sea shore that makes it as an ideal place for relaxation. The spectacular of sunset view is mostly presented every day that creates the romantic nuance and a fascination for tourist to visit this place.

Medewi Beach Location

Medewi Beach is located in Pekutatan, Jembrana Regency and Bali Province – Indonesia. This beach can be reached by any vehicles because it is favored by the good access and strategic location which is just beside of the main street from Denpasar to Gilimanuk Harbour. It is just need 2,5 hours from Denpasar City or 3 hours from Denpasar Aiport.

Lovina Beach Bali

Lovina’s black sand beaches are quite lovely and lend themselves well to exploration on foot at a leisurely pace. The sea is very calm here and is safe for swimming. The feeling on the beaches is one of laid-back tranquility with small, colourfully decorated traditional outriggers called perahu dotted along the shoreline. These are a reminder that you are in a traditional fishing community. There are a few hawkers, but nothing like as many as on the southern beaches, and this is as good a place as any in Bali to explore quiet beaches at your own pace. At the highest of tides the beaches can get a little difficult to traverse in places, so it is best to time your walks for a falling tide. Be aware that many of the 'black sand' beaches (particularly in the central area) are an unappealing dirty brown with significant amounts of plastic rubbish.

The small road that runs down to the beach-front from the main east-west coast route at Kalibukuk is called Jalan Bina Ria. Turn to the coast just past the only set of traffic lights on the north road. At the beach end of this road is a rather wonderful dolphin statue (complete with slightly horrific one-jawed rusting dolphins). Apart from being a notable piece of kitsch, this is a reminder of the reason for the initial drive beind tourist development at Lovina (dolphins, obviously). Mini wooden and stone replicas of this statue are for sale widely in the area.

About Lovina

Lovina is a relatively new name coined in the 1950s by the late king of Buleleng (Buleleng Regency) Anak Agung Panji Tisna, with a good eye for future tourism-based development. It started with small lodge built on his own land and named Lovina. After going through struggle of ups and downs, finally the community accepted the presence of Lovina. Nowadays the name Lovina is used for the stretch of seven traditional villages, which all slightly merge into one over ten kilometersof the main road which hugs the north coast to the west of Singaraja: Temukus, Kalibukbuk, Anturan, Pemaron, Tukad Mungga, Banyualit and Kaliasem. Kalibukuk is the main hub of this area and is often thought of "Lovina town centre".

If traveling along the main coast road from Singaraja, you turn towards the Lovina coast at the only set of traffic lights on the entire north road. Impressive Balinese gates frame the entrances to the two roads where most of the restaurants and hotels are. Western style minimarts and ATMs are located on the busy main road. Lovina offers very reasonably priced accommodation from no star home stays to about three star resorts with pools. Posh private villas are tucked away all along the coast too. Food is cheaper than Ubud or the south coast by about a third.

The whole stretch of coastline in the north is fringed by quite narrow black sand beaches, which are accessed by a multitude of small lanes which run perpendicular to the east-west coast road. The beaches are generally safe for swimming, and the waters of Bali's north coast, in direct contrast to the crashing surf of the south, are relatively calm. From a distance, the water does not look too clean due to the colour of the sand but it is in fact almost always crystal clear. The locals do make an attempt to clear away plastic flotsam too.

Diving, snorkelling fishing dolphin watching, diving on coral reefs are the main activities, but perhaps above all else, this is an area in which to relax and take in a very slow, traditional pace of life. Lovina is ideal for family groups with young children or older adventurers who want to kick back and quickly become part of the community. It can get a little crowded in July and August, but outside that peak season, this is a quiet part of the island. 

Lovina also has a large number of tourist stalls which are limited to the area of beach between the dolphin statue and the main restaurant road. The stall holders are not as aggresive as those in other parts of Bali. Open air bars often provide loud, live music in which patrons can participate and it's not unusual to see foreigners jamming with locals. Many foreigners have made this locality home and the place gets busy at sundown when both locals and foreigners come down to the beach for 'happy hour' and a good meal. There is a nightly game of beach volleyball happening in the car park in front of the main bars too.

Kuta Beach Bali

Kuta Beach is located on the western side of the island's narrow isthmus and is considered Bali's most famous beach resort destination. Kuta Beach is also minutes away from the Ngurah Rai International Airport in Tuban. The nearby resorts of Tuban, Legian and Seminyak are all within close walking distance.

Once a simple, rustic and quiet fishing village, Kuta Beach has witnessed a transformation over the past years due to the rise of various accommodations, dining and shopping options. The rapid growth owes much to visitors, beachcombers and art lovers from nearby Australia. Expatriates also helped pioneer surfing in Kuta, as well.

Although a rather frenzied traffic scene has become commonplace here, Kuta Beach continues to attract thousands of visitors every year with its unique charm. During the peak season from July to August and the holiday season for Christmas and New Year, Kuta Beach is regularly fully-booked by travellers looking forward to a pleasant and affordable Bali escape.

Dreamland Beach Bali

Dreamland Beach is a beautiful beach with white sand stretch 100 meters and leaned on a steep of white stone cliff overlooking to the amazing view of Indian Ocean. This beach is very attractive for tourist including the surfers offering the elegant, tranquility and spectacular sunset view that create the romantic nuance that make it as one of the place many visited by tourist every day.

Dreamland Beach is located in strategic area of Pecatu Graha, the huge area of luxurious residences, hotels, villas, world-class golf course (New Kuta Golf), water fun game and more that finally make this beach is increasingly popular. The advantages of this beach are big and powerful wave that make it as one of the most demanded surfing points in Bali Island by the experience until professional surfers. You will be very easy to locate the public facilities at this surfing point like restaurant and accommodations. This beach is also suitable for family holidays where you can do relax at the beach while enjoying the warm tropical atmosphere.

Dreamland Beach is located in Unggasan Village, South Kuta District, Badung Regency and Bali province – Indonesia. The beach is situated very strategic and accessible by all vehicles and only 15 minutes from Denpasar Airport, 5 minutes to GWK (Garuda Wisnu Kencana), 15 minutes to Uluwatu Temple or 20 minutes to Nusa Dua. The beach is situated in Dreamland area, an elite resort area where the luxury hotels and resorts has been built offering the world-class services and facilities. New Kuta Golf is a new golf course in the island of god as the first choice golf course among the golfer on their visit to Bali. This beach is close with other famous surfing points such as Uluwatu Beach, Bingin Beach, Padang-padang Beach, Balangan Beach, Impossible Beach and Suluban Beach.

Tegenungan Bali Waterfall

Tegenungan Waterfall located in the Tegenungan Kemenuh village, District Sukawati, Gianyar. The distance is only about 16 km from Denpasar or 30 minute drive. River waterfall in Petanu Tukad is quite unique. Although not so high (only about four feet tall), water flow is very heavy. The water is also clean and clear. It is suitable for bathing or just playing around water.

Natural scenery around Tegenungan Waterfall is quite beautiful, with green trees and beautiful. Near the waterfall has been constructed with several shower baths from natural springs. Local residents often bathe and fetch water for daily consumption at these baths, especially in the morning and afternoon. If you prefer, you can also shower there.

To achieve Tegenungan Waterfall, from the parking lot, you have to descend hundreds of steps and along the banks of the River Tukad Petanu. At the time down to the waterfall, probably not too exhausting. However, when I had returned to the park, sufficient test your physical endurance. Fair! Calculated walk while sport. You do not have to worry, when thirst or hunger after playing in Niagara Falls Tegenungan. In the parking lot, there are simple stalls selling food and soft drinks. You can eat and drink at the shop while enjoying the beauty of Tegenungan Waterfall from a distance.

For photography lovers, you should come to the Tegenungan Waterfall in the afternoon or evening, so that you can get good pictures. The reason this waterfall facing west. If you come in the morning, you will find it hard to get a good photo because of the light coming into your camera to be inferior to the scorching rays of the morning sun so that your pictures will be over exposed. The afternoon or evening, when the sun was high or leaning slightly to the west is the perfect time for a visit to Tegenungan Waterfall.

Nungnung Bali Waterfall

Nungnung is the name of a small village, 40 kilometers north of Denpasar with a height of 900 meters above sea level. This tourism object is located in Badung District evening. It lies about – about five miles before the bridge Tukad Bangkung known as the tallest bridge in Asia with a specific height of the pillars reached 71.14 meters. in this village there is a waterfall with a height of 50 meters with large water discharge. to reach the location of such waterfalls we must trace hilly rice fields about 2 miles from the highway.

Nungnung waterfall is one tourist attraction that must be visited when we went to Bali especially for people who love trekking tour, because to get to the location of this waterfall down the stairs that we have quite a lot of numbers, so we can get down to the river valley and can see the waterfall from close range. ladder – steps to the waterfall is already available and adequate security, even in the valley which is closer to the cave, with leaves and moss-green atmosphere.

After the satisfaction of seeing the waterfall the tourists can enjoy special food or simply unwind on the couch – the small bale provided along the path. Nungnung Waterfall is a tourist area which has a fairly extensive parking facilities and access roads to the great waterfall, there’s only a little derivative of the stairs – the stairs. scenery along the way is very green and refreshing. Also very cold air. and no place to rest can we visited.

After walking about 20 minutes, we will arrive at the waterfall which has a fairly heavy discharge of water. discharge of heavy water and surrounded with bertebangan steam – water vapor that makes the atmosphere became so cool, refreshing and calming. when we are close to the waterfall we could see the long bridge that connects Bali to Kintamani route, Tukad Bangkung Bridge. This waterfall start promoted as tourist attractions since 1996.

Since this year, facilities condition Nungnung waterfall has undergone many changes, such as the existence of a range of facilities – other additional facilities to support this tourism object. because it is situated in rural areas, add to the beauty that makes this waterfall interesting to visit. once you visit here will be memorable and make memories that we want to always come to this place again.

Ketut Liyer 'Eat Pray Love'

"From Ubud to Hollywood For Balinese Medicine Man"

The old man is Ketut Liyer, a Balinese medicine man, artist and palmist whose name has been the talk of the town since Elizabeth Gilbert’s novel “Eat, Pray, Love” – which details the author’s friendship with Ketut – became a best-seller.The story is being made into a film, featuring Hollywood star Julia Roberts. Filming for the movie recently took place in Ketut’s hometown, Ubud.

Ketut Liyer became known to various countries, since his character to be a character in a Hollywood movie, "Eat, Pray, Love" starring Julia Roberts. The movie is lifted by the book with the same title, the story is real, soul-searching journey of Elizabeth Gilbert to three countries, one in Bali Indonesia. One famous scene is the encounter with Elizabeth Gilbert. He also studied meditation with Ketut Liyer. The scene is a lot to inspire women from various countries, who come to Bali, to meet with Ketut Liyer, to fortune.

If you want to visit and in divination by Ketut Liyer, come early, because a lot of people who come to Ketut Liyer for predictive and traditional treatment. When you arrive at home, you should take a queue number first. And will be accompanied by his son, I Nyoman Lantra, pending Ketut Liyer wake up.

Bali Cremation Ceremony

Bali Cremation Ceremony Tour is an exciting tour to visit the unique event of dead body cremation in Bali. The tour will directly see the procession of combustion/obsequies of dead body in Bali with the unique ceremony which bring you to the experience that you never see. Ngaben/Cremation Ceremony is one of the famous Balinese Hindu ceremonies where the dead body soul return to the heaven by processing of cremation. Your tour will more enjoyable with our professional tour guide who is always outstanding offer our best service to explain of each procession. Your trip will comfortable with full air-conditioning car transfer and save driver. It is one of the unique tours in Bali to see different world activities with high philosophy of human life.

About Bali Cremation Ceremony Tour

Hindu funerals in Bali are intensely suggestive ceremonies of great cultural and religious significance. Funerals are centred on cremation of the body requiring a complex apparatus and characterized by a large following known as ngaben or pelebon. This practice is considered essential if the 5 elements making up the microcosm of the human body are to be returned to their original residence, the universe’s macrocosm. The five elements, Panca Maha Bhuta, are the earth (pertiwi), water (apah), fire (teja), air (bayu), and ether (akasa).

Since the primordial dimension can only be attained through water and fire, the ashes are dispersed in the water of the sea or if the distance is too great, in a river. The funeral ceremony is generally led by a priest and punctuated by a lavish offering of gifts. For the occasion, a large bullock-shaped wooden structure is built and then entirely covered with white drapes if the deceased belongs to a priestly caste in black.

There are ceremonies for every stage of Balinese life but often the last ceremony--cremation--is the biggest. A Balinese cremation can be an amazing, spectacular, colourful, noisy and exciting event. In fact it often takes so long to organize a cremation that years have passed since the death. During that time the body is temporarily buried. Of course an auspicious day must be chosen for the cremation and since a big cremation can be very expensive business many less wealthy people may take the opportunity of joining in at a larger cremation and sending their own dead on their way at the same time. Brahmans, however, must be cremated immediately.

Apart from being yet another occasion for Balinese noise and confusion it's a fine opportunity to observe the incredible energy the Balinese put into creating real works of art which are totally ephemeral. A lot more than a body gets burnt at the cremation. The body is carried from the burial ground (or from the deceased's home if it's and 'immediate' cremation) to the cremation ground in a high, multi-tiered tower made of bamboo, paper, string, tinsel, silk, cloth, mirrors, flowers and anything else bright and colourful you can think of. The tower is carried on the shoulders of a group of men, the size of the group depending on the importance of the deceased and hence the size of the tower. The funeral of a former rajah of high priest may require hundreds of men to tote the tower.

A long the way to the cremation ground certain precautions must be taken to ensure that the deceased's spirit does not find its way back home. Loose spirits around the house can be a real nuisance. To ensure this doesn't happen requires getting the spirits confused as to their whereabouts, which you do by shaking the tower, running it around in circles, spinning it around, throwing water at it, generally making the trip to the cremation ground anything but a stately funeral crawl.

With us you can truly feel like Balinese, because you are invited to be part of the people in the society which is paricipating the ceremony. We will prepare your dress, sarong and some gift to carry for the family in Balinese way. Beside that, our guide will always accompany and lead you with some information about the ceremony. 

Munduk Waterfall

Munduk Waterfall is one of the fabulous waterfall on the island that is located in the village of Munduk, north Bali. The path down to the waterfall is densely planted with clove and coffee trees as well as Avocado, Taro, Banana and some Durian tree. You can have such a great exercise while learning about the local farm and getting to know better of the local vegetation along the path down to the mighty waterfall.

Munduk Waterfall lies on the altitude of about 800 meters above sea level is offering such a fresh mountain air and far out of pollution. Amongst a number of waterfalls in Bali, Munduk would offer you a chance to really enjoy its beauty as it is not being so commercial yet, no one would bother you with buying things as at most of the tourist sites on the island. There are a few waterfalls here and if you want to do further exercise, you can easily walk up the hill side from this waterfall and get down on the other side of the hilly village and walk down to another one that is quit as high as this one. The walk will offer you a great view to the coastal line of the northern Bali.

Git Git Waterfall Bali

Gitgit Waterfall is a beautiful tourist destination in north part of Bali. Gitgit waterfall is located in the plateau area with the height about 35 meters and it is surrounded by tropical tree and emits the constantly natural water debit during the year. Waterfall voice around the charming nature was amazing and it was the separate attraction which can be enjoyed by each visitor who comes to visit. There are some plantations protecting the rain forest around the waterfall and in this place we often met the wild monkey to get the water from this waterfall.

Gitgit Waterfall is one of the famous tourist destinations in Bali which is located in Gitgit countryside, Sukasada sub district and about 10 Km from Singaraja Town or about 70 Km from Denpasar. It is set at height land about 300 meters above sea level. Beside of Gitgit, there is another important spot point like the monument for hero struggle of Singaraja resident who dead on the battle against the Dutch colonialist. This monument is called Bhuwana Pangkung Bangka. This Monument is extant monument and idol of people struggle action against the Dutch colonization. This monument is located in Gitgit countryside and Sukasada sub district and about 17 Km from Singaraja Town . It is situated on the hill bank.

The facilities are available at Gitgit Waterfall is consisted of the parking area, restaurant and art shop. It is not far from the waterfall place, there is a place for taking a rest while enjoy the beauty panorama of rice terrace and Buleleng Beach. In order to visit the Gitgit waterfall, all visitors will follow the walkway down until the spot point. This road is one of the omissions in Dutch era where the local resident uses it to access other regions. On 1975, this wat

erfall is opened as tourist destinations in north part of Bali . Since it is appointed as a tourist destination in Bali, many tourists from domestic and foreign countries visits this waterfall and Bali Singaraja Lovina Tour is one of the famous tours in Bali visit this place.

Angseri Hot Spring

Angseri Hot Spring attractions is located in the middle of a bamboo forest with a temperature of 48 degrees Celsius. Water flow is quite large as well for the treatment of skin diseases and therapies. To the south of this location are acidic water and an ancient temple called Pura Pucak Tinggah. In addition to the natural hot springs, the landscape surrounding the Angseri Hot Spring is really beautiful and captivating. Along the road leading to localized visitors who come to see the scenery of green rice fields stretching to the beautiful panorama. Many local and foreign tourists who come to bathe in the hot water while enjoying the natural atmosphere.

It takes only 2 hours drive from Denpasar City via the main road to Bedugul. If you are a bit confused by the location of Angseri Hot Spring, asked the surrounding community may be able to help you. You can also get to this place of Penebel through Jatiluwih to the northeast, but it will be a bit more difficult than the previous track. The closer to the goal, you will see the black and white board that read "Hot Spring".

The natural attractions in Angseri Hot Spring used only as a traditional bathhouse. Starting from the strong desire of local communities to manage the hot water source and on the idea of ​​thinking Angsari six villagers in October 2007 where it was built and opened to the public a comfortable bathing area. Furthermore formed groups totaling 80 people and brought the name of the citizens Angseri Group Is Nature Angseri with legal forms CV.

Facility located in Angseri Hot Spring attractions include: one outdoor heated pool for adults, a hot spring pools open for kids complete with play facilities such as slides and swings, six booths covered with a maximum capacity of six people per booth . Private booths are cleaned after each use by the visitor and the water is also updated, the chamber is equipped with nunas tamba with temperatures 46 degrees (nunas tamba is hot water that contains a high sulfur and is believed to cure skin diseases), toilet, area cafeteria and a restaurant parking lot. Angseri Hot Spring located at the foot of the mountain Batukaru diketinggian 700 meters above sea level with cool air being Angseri Village, Baturiti Tabanan regency. 

Toya Bungkah Natural Hot Spring

Toya Bungkah Hot Spring  is located in Batur Village which is located at the foot of Mount Batur or on west side of Batur Lake that is around 10 minute from Kedisan Village. From Bangli City to achieve Toya Bungkah around 30 minute or 60 minute from Denpasar and 90 minute from Ngurah Rai International Airport.  Along the road to Toya Bungkah we will be enjoy the panoramic views of the beautiful of Batur Mount and Lake, Jackfruit trees and other plants also can see the beautiful rocks from lava. On east highway to Toya Bungkah there is Jati Temple.

Toya Bungkah Hot Spring is tourism destination that has hot springs source, which are used for health because can cure diseases especially skin diseases. Hot Spring was accommodated in a small pond which is located besides of Batur Lake. From distance looks beautiful view where from north east of Batur Lake looked Trunyan Village and surrounded by green hills area. Toya Bungkah has cool weather so make comfortable the visitors who come, not only domestic tourist also foreign tourist visited Toya Bungkah.

Toya Bungkah as a tourism destination has been equipped with two large parking areas on west and north side. There also public facilities such as hotel, restaurant, toilets. On the edge of Batur Lake or around Toya Bungkah there is a place commonly used for camping and can be found Toya Bungkah Art Center, Toya Bungkah Art Center was built by Sutan Takdir Ali Syahbana. Based on its name, Toya Bungkah is derived the word “Toya” which meaning as water and “Bungkah” is means rock. So, Toya Bungkah is means flowing water from rock crevices from the foot of Mount Batur.

Toya Bungkah has two hot spring pools that is a natural hot spring because according to the natural circumstances so make the hot spring is harmoniously with natural environment that used as a public bath and local people from Toya Bungkah. West side of this pool there are a pelinggih. Meanwhile the other hot spings is in the west. This hot springs specifically only used as public bathing places for foreign tourist. So, if you visist Bali Toya Bungkah is one of your destination and you can feel hot spring with beautiful view and cool weather.

Banjar Natural Hot Spring

The Banjar hot spring are in the hills above Lovina beach. This natural hot spring is located in the north of Bali. This Hot Spring believed can heal the disease. Its water is accommodated at one small swimming pool encircled by unique rural nature, its situation close to the Wihara (Buda Temple). Banjar Hot Water is located in Banjar Countryside, Banjar sub district and Singaraja Regency. 

The springs are separated into 3 areas; the top area is the hottest and the next two areas progressively cooler. The last has water falling from about 20 feet and it can give you a great massage. The water is green and has a slight slimy feel. The kids enjoyed visiting and having a swim followed by an ice cream at the restaurant. You will need to take towels as they are not available and it costs 5000 Rp for a family to get in. If you decide to stay for lunch there is an excellent restaurant (Komala Tirta) at the hotel on the left just before the entrance to the springs.

This hot wellspring source is predictably built since of hundreds of year ago and since the Japanese colonize the Indonesia, this place has developed into three pools to relocate the water for taking a bath. The Japanese had also developed its military officer resort close to this area. Having bathing in the heat water containing the brimstone, it will be able to heal the skin disease. This public bath which is built by Japanese now is exploited by public society. Beside of that, now this place is opened for tourist who can use this bathing place to swim in hot pool and also enjoy the water fall. Enjoying the hot water fall, we can feel like squeezing, especially at pool equipped by the douche with the high about 3,5 meters, so that can make the body refresh and relaxation. 

The pools are distinctive with eight carved stone dragons pouring water into the first pool (the hottest pool), five more for the second pool (cooler then the first pool) and one final 3 meter-high dragon serving the third pool. Traditional belief holds that this hot spring can cure illness. When visiting, try this hot spring in the morning or at the night time instead of midday time. Use the changing rooms and locker under the restaurant. You must wear a swimsuit and soaps are not permitted in the pool. There is an adjacent outdoor shower provided.

There are three baths were you can puddle in 38ºC sulfur water. The first bath is filled with dragon statues spewing water, which then overflows in the second bath located lower. The first bath is shallow and seems to be slightly warmer than the others. Along the walls there is a small ridge where you can sit in the water. 

Be careful when climbing down the stairs though. The water is not that clear and the steps are not really visible. When I was dozing off in the hot water I was awaken by a huge splash. Somebody had slipped down the stairs and stumbled into the pool with less grace.

Just like the other pools, the third pool offers a great place to soak in the warm water too. Here the water pours from 3 m high giving you a great back massage. You are not allowed to jump in the bath nude and you can’t bring your bar of soap with you to the springs. This is not that surprising considering it would be a horrific sightseeing dozens of people scrubbing their armpits.

Tanjung Benoa Bali

Tanjung Benoa is a tranquility traditional village located in Nuda Dua peninsula flanked by the sea at both sides and white sand stretching along the coast. This area has changed much now from the previous conditions and continue to have the development where this place has been appointed as a marine sport center in Bali with variety of water activities available such as jet ski, banana boat, fly fish, snorkeling, parasailing, etc.

Tanjung Benoa is a very beautiful place blessed by the panoramic view of the sea and beach with calm seawater those are ideally for relaxation with your family. This area was formerly fisherman village with the simple life style, but now has changed with the tourism development where many hotels with world class including restaurants, spa and souvenir shops are available for tourists.

History of Tanjung Benoa

Tanjung Benoa is a fisherman village formed from the delta of white sand and flanked by the sea in both side. Before becoming the tourist destination, the life style of local residence at Tanjung Benoa are very simple where most of them are become fisherman who done their activities on the sea daily. Since 1980, this area began develop and change where the international class hotels have been built including restaurants so that gradually this place become famous among the tourists. The government of Bali Province has established Tanjung Benoa Beach as Marine Sport Center because it is blessed by the beautiful white sandy beach with calm seawater. The palm and tropical trees are able to create the shady atmosphere including the calm seawater those are ideally for swimming, relaxation and walking on the beach. Many tourist in particular family travelers come and stay at this area to fulfill their holidays in Bali.

Geographic of Tanjung Benoa

Tanjung Benoa is geographically located in south part of Bali Island, just a step from Nusa Dua, an exclusive resort area in the island of god. Here, we can discover the beautiful Hindu temples like Dalem Tanjung Benoa Temple and Segara Temple. You can also find traditional market, Buddhist temple and across of this village we can see the Benoa Harbor. There are several turtle conservation managed by the local residence who taking care of turtle from baby turtle and at the end will be released to the sea.

Sanur Beach Bali

Sanur Beach is a beautiful white sandy beach with calm and warm seawater located in east part of Denpasar Town. The beach location in eastside and south part of Sanur Village is an edge of Indonesia Ocean. This place has famous since long time, especially when the happening of the Puputan Badung war on 20 September 1906, where that moment the Dutch colonist land its army in this coast. There is a stone monument found in this place as an inscription of Sri Kesari Warmadewa King with the palace in Singhadwala year 917, whereabouts now there are in Blanjong, southern part of Sanur Beach.

Sanur Beach is a beautiful white sandy beach with calm and warm seawater located in east part of Denpasar Town. The beach location in eastside and south part of Sanur Village is an edge of Indonesia Ocean. This place has famous since long time, especially when the happening of the Puputan Badung war on 20 September 1906, where that moment the Dutch colonist land its army in this coast.

Sanur Beach is located only 4 km from downtown of Denpasar and it can be easily reached by car or motorcycle. It is many visited by foreign and local tourists especially on the weekend and holiday season. At the night of full moon, many people come to this place for relaxation, swimming or enjoy the beauty of coast. The Le Mayeur Museum is one of the art museums in Sanur also a lot of drawing the tourist enthusiasm to visit this place.

As a tourist place in Bali, Sanur Beach is one of the alternative place to perform the event from local, national and also international. For example events are held in this place like Kite and Jukung Race. Other tourists facilities can be found in this place are the existence of hotels with international standard like The Grand Bali Beach Hotel, Bali Hyatt Resort, Sanur Beach Hotel and more. The various of this tourism facilities are mixed with other facilities for local resident are making the good combination tourist area which is different like Nusa Dua that is a closed area. The art shop, accommodation from cheaper hotels until five star hotels, bar and restaurant are quite a lot available in this place.

Padang Padang Beach Bali

Padang-Padang Beach is not only famous as one of best surf spots in Bali but also as the filming location of the movie Eat Pray Love. Its white sand and turquoise sea once caressed Julia Roberts. A heavenly view of the beach with greenish blue sea lies beneath the bridge located in Unggasan Village, South Kuta District, Bali – Indonesia.

Padang Padang Beach Turquoise Waves Caressing Julia Roberts.

When passing through this path to Pura Uluwatu (Uluwatu Temple), the focus will be diverted for a moment to stop by the beach that once became the shooting location of Eat Pray Love. The beach surrounded by rocks makes this place similar to a hidden paradise. Visitors must pass through the staircase in between two large rocks. Burst of the sun will look beautiful from between these rocks. Soft white sand and turquoise sea will directly greet.

The beauty of Padang-Padang Beach is not only seen from the color of the sea that is like flourish meadows, but also from the cliff that seems to be fortifying the beaches. The trees thriving in the cliff make this beach more "green". No wonder if the word "padang" which means green grass embedded to this charming tropical beach. Besides the green rows of the cliff that confine the beach, many of the sticking rocks on either side of the beach. Although the shoreline is not long, itsbeauty is able to make visitors to explore this place. Many tourists try to climb the rock in order to simply look at the horizon. When the sun is shining in bright hot, the rock could be a perfect hiding place.

Padang-Padang Beach location that is quite hidden makes the beach visited by many tourists and expatriates who want peace and privacy. The atmosphere is not as busy as Kuta Beach so that tourists will not feel disturbed by vendors passing by along the beach. Many tourists come to this place just to sunbathe or swim in the calm and clear water. Besides it is perfect for the vacations, Padang-Padang Beach is also known as "one of the best surf spots in Bali". The waves are perfect for world-class surfers because of the seabed in the form of rock that can produce a perfect barrel. No wonder if the annual event like the Rip Curl Cup Invitational held at Padang-Padang Beach every July and August.

Since the movie Eat Pray Love shooting took place on this beach, slowly Padang-Padang Beach became famous. If there is beach in Thailand is known as "Leonardo Di Caprio Beach" and Cambodia has Angelina Jolie Temple, then, Padang-Padang Beach became known as Julia Roberts Beach. For instance, the party scene on the beach and Julia Roberts who was swimming with her co-star took the location on this beach. Many tourists visit this beach to see the beauty of Padang-Padang Beach in the movie.

Nusa Dua Beach Bali

Nusa Dua Beach is a beautiful white sandy beach located in peninsula south part of Bali. It is blessed with breathtaking view of Indian Ocean and calm seawater. There are many luxurious hotels are built along the beach that is ideally for vacation in Bali. It is just 25 minutes drive from Bali's International Airport and in this page we present a picture of Nusa Dua Beach.

Crystal clear water and stretches of white sandy beach of Nusa Dua makes Nusa Dua a perfect spot for luxurious resorts to which exhausted the bodies, after a Barong performance at Batubulan and a long climb of the steps of the Mother Temple Besakih, will want to rest. Some of the most sumptuous and luxurious hotels in the world find their home in Nusa Dua Bali. We can tee off into the sunset, while watching the gentle waves come from the blue sea and caress the banks surrounding the luscious greens. Tranquil swimming pools under the coconut trees seem to be one with the distant blue sea. Art galleries and numerous shops surround them.

Nusa Dua is really about taking it easy and relaxing in total luxury. As most of the hotels are 5 stars, every comfort is at our disposal as well as a gorgeous white sand beach. Nusa Dua was designed for the luxury conscious with a heavy concentration of big name hotels lining the beautiful white sand beach. The kind of activities on offer gives a flavor of Nusa Dua. The Bali Golf and Country Club, an immaculately landscaped 18 holes ocean view course. The Bali International Lawn Tennis & Lawn Bowls Club next to the Galleria Nusa Dua a spacious shopping mall with boutiques and up market restaurants. Close by Chandra Koka Amphitheatre provides a venue for traditional entertainment including arts festivals like the Nusa Dua Arts and Culture Festival.

Medewi Beach Bali

Medewi Beach is a beautiful rocky beach situated in west part of Bali Island which is favored by the great and long swell wave that is suitable for surf adventures. The beach is quite far from Denpasar City has been famous and many visited by local tourist including surfers from both foreign country and local. 

This beach is also appointed as one of the best surf points in Bali which is many demanded by surfers because of the characteristic of it wave. Medwei Beach is a panoramic beach with peaceful atmosphere and sea breeze flows to cover the entire sea shore that makes it as an ideal place for relaxation. The spectacular of sunset view is mostly presented every day that creates the romantic nuance and a fascination for tourist to visit this place.

Medewi Beach Location

Medewi Beach is located in Pekutatan, Jembrana Regency and Bali Province – Indonesia. This beach can be reached by any vehicles because it is favored by the good access and strategic location which is just beside of the main street from Denpasar to Gilimanuk Harbour. It is just need 2,5 hours from Denpasar City or 3 hours from Denpasar Aiport.

Lovina Beach Bali

Lovina’s black sand beaches are quite lovely and lend themselves well to exploration on foot at a leisurely pace. The sea is very calm here and is safe for swimming. The feeling on the beaches is one of laid-back tranquility with small, colourfully decorated traditional outriggers called perahu dotted along the shoreline. These are a reminder that you are in a traditional fishing community. There are a few hawkers, but nothing like as many as on the southern beaches, and this is as good a place as any in Bali to explore quiet beaches at your own pace. At the highest of tides the beaches can get a little difficult to traverse in places, so it is best to time your walks for a falling tide. Be aware that many of the 'black sand' beaches (particularly in the central area) are an unappealing dirty brown with significant amounts of plastic rubbish.

The small road that runs down to the beach-front from the main east-west coast route at Kalibukuk is called Jalan Bina Ria. Turn to the coast just past the only set of traffic lights on the north road. At the beach end of this road is a rather wonderful dolphin statue (complete with slightly horrific one-jawed rusting dolphins). Apart from being a notable piece of kitsch, this is a reminder of the reason for the initial drive beind tourist development at Lovina (dolphins, obviously). Mini wooden and stone replicas of this statue are for sale widely in the area.

About Lovina

Lovina is a relatively new name coined in the 1950s by the late king of Buleleng (Buleleng Regency) Anak Agung Panji Tisna, with a good eye for future tourism-based development. It started with small lodge built on his own land and named Lovina. After going through struggle of ups and downs, finally the community accepted the presence of Lovina. Nowadays the name Lovina is used for the stretch of seven traditional villages, which all slightly merge into one over ten kilometersof the main road which hugs the north coast to the west of Singaraja: Temukus, Kalibukbuk, Anturan, Pemaron, Tukad Mungga, Banyualit and Kaliasem. Kalibukuk is the main hub of this area and is often thought of "Lovina town centre".

If traveling along the main coast road from Singaraja, you turn towards the Lovina coast at the only set of traffic lights on the entire north road. Impressive Balinese gates frame the entrances to the two roads where most of the restaurants and hotels are. Western style minimarts and ATMs are located on the busy main road. Lovina offers very reasonably priced accommodation from no star home stays to about three star resorts with pools. Posh private villas are tucked away all along the coast too. Food is cheaper than Ubud or the south coast by about a third.

The whole stretch of coastline in the north is fringed by quite narrow black sand beaches, which are accessed by a multitude of small lanes which run perpendicular to the east-west coast road. The beaches are generally safe for swimming, and the waters of Bali's north coast, in direct contrast to the crashing surf of the south, are relatively calm. From a distance, the water does not look too clean due to the colour of the sand but it is in fact almost always crystal clear. The locals do make an attempt to clear away plastic flotsam too.

Diving, snorkelling fishing dolphin watching, diving on coral reefs are the main activities, but perhaps above all else, this is an area in which to relax and take in a very slow, traditional pace of life. Lovina is ideal for family groups with young children or older adventurers who want to kick back and quickly become part of the community. It can get a little crowded in July and August, but outside that peak season, this is a quiet part of the island.

Lovina also has a large number of tourist stalls which are limited to the area of beach between the dolphin statue and the main restaurant road. The stall holders are not as aggresive as those in other parts of Bali. Open air bars often provide loud, live music in which patrons can participate and it's not unusual to see foreigners jamming with locals. Many foreigners have made this locality home and the place gets busy at sundown when both locals and foreigners come down to the beach for 'happy hour' and a good meal. There is a nightly game of beach volleyball happening in the car park in front of the main bars too.

Kuta Beach Bali

Kuta Beach is located on the western side of the island's narrow isthmus and is considered Bali's most famous beach resort destination. Kuta Beach is also minutes away from the Ngurah Rai International Airport in Tuban. The nearby resorts of Tuban, Legian and Seminyak are all within close walking distance.

Once a simple, rustic and quiet fishing village, Kuta Beach has witnessed a transformation over the past years due to the rise of various accommodations, dining and shopping options. The rapid growth owes much to visitors, beachcombers and art lovers from nearby Australia. Expatriates also helped pioneer surfing in Kuta, as well.

Although a rather frenzied traffic scene has become commonplace here, Kuta Beach continues to attract thousands of visitors every year with its unique charm. During the peak season from July to August and the holiday season for Christmas and New Year, Kuta Beach is regularly fully-booked by travellers looking forward to a pleasant and affordable Bali escape.

Dreamland Beach Bali

Dreamland Beach is a beautiful beach with white sand stretch 100 meters and leaned on a steep of white stone cliff overlooking to the amazing view of Indian Ocean. This beach is very attractive for tourist including the surfers offering the elegant, tranquility and spectacular sunset view that create the romantic nuance that make it as one of the place many visited by tourist every day.

Dreamland Beach is located in strategic area of Pecatu Graha, the huge area of luxurious residences, hotels, villas, world-class golf course (New Kuta Golf), water fun game and more that finally make this beach is increasingly popular. The advantages of this beach are big and powerful wave that make it as one of the most demanded surfing points in Bali Island by the experience until professional surfers. You will be very easy to locate the public facilities at this surfing point like restaurant and accommodations. This beach is also suitable for family holidays where you can do relax at the beach while enjoying the warm tropical atmosphere.

Dreamland Beach is located in Unggasan Village, South Kuta District, Badung Regency and Bali province – Indonesia. The beach is situated very strategic and accessible by all vehicles and only 15 minutes from Denpasar Airport, 5 minutes to GWK (Garuda Wisnu Kencana), 15 minutes to Uluwatu Temple or 20 minutes to Nusa Dua. The beach is situated in Dreamland area, an elite resort are a where the luxury hotels and resorts has been built offering the world-class services and facilities. New Kuta Golf is a new golf course in the island of god as the first choice golf course among the golfer on their visit to Bali. This beach is close with other famous surfing points such as Uluwatu Beach, Bingin Beach, Padang-padang Beach, Balangan Beach, Impossible Beach and Suluban Beach.

Tenganan Village Bali

Tenganan village is one of several ancient villages in Bali, which is usually called "Bali Aga". There are some versions of story telling us the history of Tenganan village. Some say that the word Tenganan was derived from the word "tengah" or "ngatengahang" which means "move to the inner area". 

This derivation of word was having a relation with the movement of the villagers from the seaside to a rural area, in which the position of this village is in the middle of hills, that are western hill (Bukit Kauh) and eastern hill (Bukit Kangin). Another version reveals that the people of Tenganan came from Peneges village, located in Gianyar, precisely near Bedahulu. 

Tenganan Pegeringsingan is situated at Manggis district, approximately 65 km from Denpasar (the International Airport of Bali). It is near Candidasa and can be easily reached by public

or private vehicles. Tenganan village is geographically situated among the hill in west and east part of this village. This village is located in Manggis sub district and Karangasem Regency or about 1 hour drive from Denpasar Town. It is a small village consisted of three Banjars (group of local community) those are Banjar Kauh, Banjar Tengah and Banjar Pande. The regional of this village is consisted of three complexes those are resident, plantation and rice field complex. 

Tenganan Village History

Based on the folklore, once upon a time Bedahulu King lost one of his horses. The people looked for it to the east and the horse was finally found dead by Ki Patih Tunjung Biru, the King's right hand. For his loyalty, the King finally gave Ki Patih Tunjung Biru an authority to govern the land as far as the aroma of the carrion of the horse can be smelled. Ki Patih was an intelligent person, so he cut the carrion into pieces and spread it as far as he could. Thus he received a quite large area.

The word Pegeringsingan was taken from the word "geringsing". Geringsing is a traditional woven product that can only be found in Tenganan. Geringsing is noticed to be sacred for the belief that it has a magical power to drive away the evil or the black magic. Geringsing derived from the word "gering" means decease and "sing" means no.

Tenganan Village Location

The history of Tenganan village is expressed in a few versions. The first version is mentioned that the resident of Tenganan village are come from Paneges Village, a village is located near with Bedahulu Village that is located Gianyar Regency. The second version is expressed that word of Tenganan recognized in one of Bali inscription that was written by the word of Tranganan. The third version is expressed that the Tenganan Village Resident prays to the Bukit Lempuyang Temple. The word of Tenganan is ascribed by a Tengah root word which can mean to aim to middle of Pegringsingan, the fasten cloth type weave that is typically produce by Tenganan village resident. 

The structure of resident in Tenganan village is built in linear consisted of six rays. Each of ray consisted of some lawn broadly, the building form where the local community use it to present the handicraft for tourists. All the tradition existences of the human being are harmoniously with the God, human and environment as according to Tri Hita Karana concept. The Tourism Destination of Tenganan remains to draw during the time, goodness as tourism cultural object, tourism nature and agriculture tourism. 

Tenganan Village Facility :

Visitors will feel comfortable when visiting this area, for some facilities are available here, like food stalls, good toilets, arts shops and a quite large parking area. If we wish to have meal in restaurants or to spend the night near this area, we can go to Candidasa, which is only 3 km from this village. 

Candidasa is a beautiful place featured by the stunning view of Indian Ocean and peaceful atmosphere. There are a lot of hotels available in this area and most of them close to Tenganan Village like Puri Bagus Candidasa, Candi Beach Cottage, Alila Manggis, Rama Candidasa and Lotus Bungalow.

Tenganan Village Description :

As an ancient village, Tenganan Pegeringsingan is identical with religious activities. Many temple festivals performed in this village that attract visitors to come. The most famous one is "Mekare-kare" or "Perang Pandan". This is a ceremonial fight or war using thorny pandanous leaves as the weapon. This festival usually takes place in relation to the celebration of "Sasih Kelima" or the fifth Balinese month. Many other uniqueness of custom and culture can be found here that make Tenganan worth to visit.

The specification of tourism object at Tenganan Village is consisted of :

1. Countrified pattern of rural having the character of Linear
2. The structure of bilateral society orientation at seniority collective
3. Special Ritual System in high frequency by serving the religion solidarity, artistically and social mechanical solidarity
4. The tradition of Mekare-Kare on every June is a faith tradition as the screw pine in ritual context, religion value, spirit of struggle and test of physical delaying accompanied by traditional gamelan of Selonding
5. The Art Crafting Weave of cloth fastens which is famous called by Ikat Pangringsingan that is designed and arranged by the typical color.

Pengelipuran Village Bali

Penglipuran village is located in the Bangli district, central Bali, 45km north of Denpasar and at about 700m above sea level, surrounded by bamboo forests and coffee plantations. It is one of the Bali Aga villages, where the people, most of the farmers, still live after strict rules and regulations (the Adat) just like their ancestors did centuries ago.

Even among Balinese people, Penglipuran is famous for being so different by the other villages on the island and local people like to visit it, as well as foreign tourists.

The traditions and culture of Bali Aga villages derives from the Pre-Hindu animistic culture. One of things preserved from the pre-Hindu period is the way the religious life is organized. In Penglipuran there is no caste system – all villagers are Shudras – and the process of choosing the priests differs from the way it is done in other places. Usually in Balinese villages the priests are supposed to belong to the caste of the Brahmans, who are forming the highest caste in Balinese society.

The village was build with three distinctive parts, respecting the “Tri Mandala” concept which describes a place based on the location, function and level of purity. The first part is the holy part with the temple. The second is the housing, where the people live. The third is the place where the dead bodies are buried and where the garbage is thrown. The same structure is applied for the structure of each house compound.

In the front side of the courtyard, oriented towards the holy mountain in the east (Mount Agung – the place of the gods), there is the temple of the house, then in the middle, more westwards, there is the traditional kitchen and the house in which the family lives. In the back of the courtyard is the place where the animals are. The structure is supposedly similar to the human body with head, torso and legs.

The houses in Pengelipuran village exist in this countryside from north to the south is look very beautiful in particular the Balinese traditional entrance gate which are made similar each other. When we step down to this village, we will meet the Balinese houses are oriented northeastwards to Mount Agung which is located in north-east of Bali Island . The structure of house building between one house and others are equal in particular to condition, form, size and function from the building except building of family bed room is freeform.

The family temple building is places the same direction to the Agung Mount, kitchen is located in upstate from the lawn and the building of Bale Sakaenem is the six beamed building which its function for ceremony place. The place for look after the livestock and the place to plant assorted vegetable are referred as non irrigated dry field which is called Teba. Its Construction material is made from wood except family residence. It is predominated by substance from bamboo because around this countryside is bamboo producer.

Pengelipuran village  is lead by a leader which is Bendesa or Kelian or Penyarikan or Patengan and he/she is assisted by Sinoman. The social system is recognized by the 12 group terms that are number 1 until 12 as member of Pemerincik that is commissioned member converse the problem or plan and its result is submitted to the member. They are very trusting of 12 groups and have represented the tradition in heritage away back. 

The Consanguinity System in this countryside is Patrilinial system that is according to father lineage. This countryside religion leader is called as Jero Bayan which is consisted of 3 Jero Bayans that is a Jero Bayan Mucuk and 2 people of Jero Bayan Nyoman. The specific cultural potential like pattern of building architecture remains to be traditional, the beautiful nature and environment with cool atmosphere, hence this countryside is the ideal place to visit during your vacation in Bali

Agung Volcano or Gunung Agung

Mount Agung, Indonesian Gunung Agung (“Great Mountain”), Dutch Piek Van Bali (“Peak of Bali”),  volcano, northeastern Bali, Indonesia. The highest point in Bali and the object of traditional veneration, it rises to a height of 9,888 feet (3,014 m). In 1963 it erupted after being dormant for 120 years; some 1,600 people were killed and 86,000 left homeless. 

After more than 100 years of slumber, Mt. Agung came back to life on February 18, 1963. Loud noises and a cloud rising from the crater were noticed, then the ejection of bombs and blocks. 

On February 24, 1963, highly viscous lava flows began to travel down the northern flank of the volcano, reaching a length of 7 km in about 18 to 20 days and an elevation of 510 m above sea level. The flows were about 0.5-0.8 km wide and 30-40 m thick. Rough estimates indicate a total volume of these flows of about 50 million cubic meters. 

After that phase, the eruption became more and more explosive, and on March 17, 1963, the paroxysmal sub-Plinian eruption took place, generating a eruptino column of 8-10 km height that collapsed to form devastating pyroclastic flows. These flows reached distances of up to 15 km from the crater following vallezs to the south and east, at speeds of about 60 km/hour. Many villages were destroyed and more than 1000 people lost their lives. Heavy tephra fall occurred in areas west of the volcano, where up to 50-70 cm of ash were deposited. 

In May, the south peak of the crater wall collapsed, lowering its height for about 200 meters. The lowest crater wall at present is the upper end of Langon river (2600 m).

According to one Balinese myth, the deities made mountains for their thrones and placed the highest, Mount Agung, in Bali. According to another myth, the deities found the island of Bali unstable and wobbling and, to still it, set down upon it the holy mountain of Hinduism, Mahameru, renamed

Bali Camel Safari's

Bali Camel Safari is one of the best thing to do in Bali. Enjoy the experience Riding an Camel in the side part of the beach with white sands Nusa Dua Bali. Introductions were made as these single-humped, 10 year-old camels knelt on the sandy white white stretch of beach in front of the hotel. Be aware when the camel did stand, the feeling was comparable to riding a roller-coaster – a quick, rolling backward.

Bali Camel Safari Tour guide take the lead rope and prodded the camels into motion. The camel’s moved in a casual saunter that triggered a comfortable swaying for the riders up top. you can ride a camel in the side part of the beach with its white sands of Nusa Dua and the nature around it with some of temples there.

The Camel have already trained to adapt to people and the environment. And also we choose some of the professional tamers to guide you. All of the animals that we use are become accustomed to serve the guest from the different age. Don’t worry because our animals do not disturb you. To keep Bali Camel Safari quality, we always give the priority for the safety and the pleasure of the guest.

We have already trained our animal to adapt to people and the environment. And also we choose some of the professional tamers to guide you. All of the animals that we use are become accustomed to serve the guest from the different age. Don’t worry because our animals do not disturb you. To keep our quality, we always give the priority for the safety and the pleasure of the guest.

With more experiences that ever we done, more than 7500 people have already served by us every years. Although we never find an accident in our place, we always give the insurance for every tourist who wants to enjoy our camel tour.

 “Enjoy the New Experience”