Port of Celukan Bawang

Unlike most beaches in the island, Lovina is covered in stunning black sand from the volcanic eruption. The beach prides itself on its peaceful location and its closeness to nature, with dolphin sightings frequently seen in the area.

Surrounded by a lush tropical garden, this ancient bathhouse is flowing with sulfurous water. It is believed that the water brings many benefits to the skin and overall health of the people who bathe in it.

Brahma Vihara Arama is the only Buddhist monastery in the island. It is covered in intricate stone carvings and fringed with enchanting tropical gardens. Please note that visitors are required to wear proper attire while visiting the area.

The market is a wonderful place for tourists to experience the bustling daily lives of the locals and their vibrant culture. From colorful vegetables to stunning handicrafts, this market allows a picturesque insight into the traditional life.

Mount Batur is an active volcano in the Kintamani area. This natural beauty offers a thrilling excursion that takes its trekkers 1.7 Km above sea levels with a scenery unlike any other. Please note that this trek is quite challenging and not suitable for small children.

Formerly the home of the late North Bali's ruler, the tourist attraction has been refurbished a number of times. It is now partly open for public, with intricate carvings and ancient manuscripts explaining the history of Buleleng adorning the palace.

Gedong Kirtya is a museum of manuscripts in Singaraja, which exhibits thousands of ancient chronicles inscribed on lontar leaves. These documents cover a vast range of topics, from history, literature, mythology, and religion.

Ling Gwan Kiong is a Buddhist temple in Singaraja. Located in the harbour, it is one of the cultural legacies of the Chinese in Indonesia.

Pasar Anyar, or Anyar Market, is one of the main traditional markets of Singaraja town in North Bali. Learn about the local trade, and shop everything from local fresh produce such as rice and tobacco, to household necessities like locally made kitchenware and utensils.

Stray off of the touristy path and experience the local scene in this charming traditional the market in Bedugul. Shop for daily necessities as you witness their traditional culture weave seamlessly into the local's everyday activities.

This picturesque restaurant offers outdoor seating and incomparable view of the beach and miles of paddy field on the horizon. It offers vegetarian options, in addition to local and Western dishes.