Port of Benoa

Nusa Dua is a peninsula located on the southern part of Bali. This tourism complex is known for its serene waters framed with pristine white sands and manicured tropical gardens. With high-end hotels, shops, and kid-friendly restaurants, this area offers various exciting excursions for families. Easily accessed via Mandara toll road.

Seminyak beach is a stylish beach in the urban area of Kuta. The beach is lined with squishy bean bags dotting over its white sand, overlooking the curling waves. It offers a more sophisticated ambience than its neighboring beaches in Kuta and Legian. However, come sun down, the coast line turns into an upscale party club.

Sanur is one of the oldest developed beach areas in the island. With serene and calm waters, the beach has a more laid-back atmosphere with perfectly suits visitors wishing for a relaxed downtime. Easily accessed by the Jalan Ngurah Rai bypass

Situated just the south of the Ngurah Rai International Airport, Jimbaran is home to quaint fishing village renowned for their seafood. The beach is relatively secluded and the water is highly swimmable for both children and adult.

Uluwatu Temple is known for its cliff side temple, which is built of a magnificent limestone structure. This is where the famous Kecak Fire Dance is regularly held. Religious ceremonies are also often held within the temple or by the beach.

The temple was built around 920 AD. The old temple complex houses holy mountain springs and decorated with ancient relics that tell a traditional tale about good versus evil. The mountain springs are used for bathing in ritual ceremonies, some of which are held during the full moon. It is a national cultural heritage site.

With over 250 species living in its premises, the park offers a replica of the wildlife, with certain birds soaring free in the sky. The park also comes with massive aviaries and regions depending on the animals' natural habitat.

The Bali Zoo represents the rich Indonesian wildlife in the 3.5 hectare lush tropical setting of Bali. The zoo offers a series of fun activities, from a petting zoo, elephant tour to a water park.

Ubud is considered as the most vibrant arts and crafts communities in the island.This art maret, has a bustling market scene in the cultural hub. Visitors can shop for sarongs, batik shirts, wood carvings, jewelry, and other trinkets to take home.

Kecak Fire Dance is one of the most majestic and iconic art performances. It is well known for its astounding use of human vocals in place of musical instruments. The dance tells a story excerpted from the Ramayana and the Mahabharata romance drama. The best place to watch the spectacular dance is at the Pura Uluwatu, where it is performed daily against the backdrop of Bali’s dramatic sunset.

Located right by the beach, this shopping mall offers the perfect combination of the urban lifestyle among the traditional stores that sell the signature souvenirs.

This store is fully dedicated to the finest qualities of wicker items. Shoppers can find a wide array of bag styles with various ornaments, such as pom-poms or bamboo, complete with the big summer hats that are essential for the fashion blogger look. The store also offers beachy home decors and wooden homeward items.

Experience the Balinese traditional street cuisine in a refined restaurant set in the rustic open-plan space adorned with traditional decor. From slow-roasted chicken, fresh grilled seafood, to refreshing vegetarian dishes, Bumbu Bali continues to satisfy diners since 1997.