- North Bali
This is definitely not the first choice of the tour guides or agents in Bali. Afterall most of the crowds prefer staying at the south side. However, the north side of Bali is absolutely the perfect hideout. It stretches all the way from Singaraja to Pemuteran, and includes the Buleleng district as well the well-loved Lovina beach on the north coast. Here is where some of Bali’s most beautiful beaches, hidden villages, mountain lakes and most intimate social and night life are.
More off the beaten path in north Bali is Lovina, with its quiet beaches of black volcanic sand and beautiful sunsets. There are great snorkeling and diving opportunities around Lovina and you can also take a pre-dawn boat and go dolphin watching. Read more on our Bali Beaches Section.
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- South Bali
It is very likely that every tourist who have been to Bali must have been to this side of Bali. This is the heart of Bali, pumping all entertainment and life to the reach of its veins. The South of Bali consists of several important vast regions such as Kuta, Legian, Seminyak and others.
Here is where you can get some of nicest beaches in Bali. Seminyak, Legian, Jimbaran, Kuta, Nusa Dua and Uluwatu are among the highlights here. The exclusive Nusa Dua beach resort area is home to five-star hotels and resorts, private beaches and fantastic shopping centers boasting the latest and most exclusive brands.
Apart from beaches, you can also find restaurants, boutiques, traditional handicrafts to the world-renowned brands, small cozy bars and the hippest nightlife.
For the more sporting visitors, Bali has numerous top-class golf courses, many with spectacular ocean views. If you want to get even closer to the water, try one of the island’s famous surfing spots. Ulu Watu on the Bulit Peninsula attracts surfers from around the world. Other great surf spots on the peninsula include Padang Bai, Bingin and Balangan.
» Southern District in Bali
Central Bali
Ubud is the thriving centre of artistic life on Bali. This quiet village of craftspeople, artists and galleries is set amid rice fields that gently cling to the mountainside. The Bali Purnati Center for the Arts is about a 15-minute drive from Ubud. The center hosts international and local artists who come to Bali to find inspiration and a peaceful location where they can muse. Wondrous and thought-provoking traditional and modern art performances are regularly held amid the beautiful surroundings of Bali Purnati.
» Central Districts in Bali:
West Bali
You will find beaches, rice fields, quiet mountains, hidden temples and au natural villages not too developed for tourism purposes. The hotels on the other hand are far between and few.
» Westen Districts in Bali:
East Bali
Dominated by the towering presence of Mt Agung (last erupted in 1963), the island’s highest and most sacred volcano, the activities you can do here includes climbing and hiking up this mountain and catching the spectacular panoramic view of the entire island. Visit also Pura Besakih, one of the oldest and largest temples in Bali, located on the slopes of Gunung Agung. If you are game for snorkeling, Amed (small fishing village) is the perfect spot. Warm clear water with gorgeous tropical fishes awaits you there…
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