Amed is a quiet region in the east of Bali, north of Sanur, particularly noted for its quiet atmosphere and great diving. Amed is about an hours drive from Candidasa. Read more...

The mountain village of Bedugul by Lake Bratan is on the main road connecting north and south Bali and is an interesting place to stay for a night or two. Located roughly in the middle of Bali, in the mountains to the west of Ubud, Bedugal is an ideal place to relax. Try your hand at fishing on Lake Bratan, or just enjoy the mountain coolness.Read more..

An undulating rural area between Kuta and Tanah Lot with housing, villas and boutique hotels. The beach has some great surf breaks but is dangerous for swimming. A haven for surfers, particularly Japanese, is Pantai Berawa. Drive through the village of Canggu, and head west, and you will come to Pantai Berawa. Read more..

Located on the northeastern coast of Bali, just north of Padangbai lies the small village of Candidasa. A tranquil coastal area nestled between the Lombok Strait to the east and mountains to the west, Candidasa is within close proximity to many historical landmarks of Bali including Bali's mother temple, Pura Besakih, Tenganan (the aboriginal people of Bali) as well as the ferry terminal to Lombok. It's a quiet resort area with a beautiful outlook. Read more..

Jimbaran is just south of Kuta. Up until fairly recently it was just a village of fishermen, but is now home to a couple of five-star beach resorts and seaside grilled seafood restaurants are now they are a major tourist draw, as are the beautiful sunsets. Jimbaran is known as the seafood capital of Indonesia with its many seafood restaurants located right on the beach. Read more..

Kuta is a town in southern Bali, Indonesia. A former fishing village, it was one of the first towns on Bali to see substantial tourist development, and as a beach resort remains one of Indonesia's major tourist destinations. It is known internationally for its long sandy beach, varied accommodation, many restaurants and bars, and convenience to Bali's Ngurah Rai Airport. Read more..

Lovina Beach is a narrow strech of black volcano sand on the north shore of Bali. Virtually empty most of the year, Lovina, like most of Bali, fills up with wintering Australians in August. The rest of the year it is a nice break from the bustle of Kuta. Read more..

Nusa Dua is a peninsula in the south of Bali. It’s located 40 kilometres from the capital city: Denpasar, and about 20 minutes from Bali's International airport, and 30 minutes from the vibrant shopping and nightlife area of Kuta. Read more..

Singaraja is the largest city on the north shore of Bali, an island in Indonesia at the east end of Java. It takes around 2 to 3 hours to drive to Singaraja from the South of Bali. There are three main routes: East via Kintamani, taking in the stunning volcano, Mt Batur; West via Pupuan, through beautiful rice-paddies, spice and coffee plantations; and central, via Bedugal with its famous market and nearby botanical gardens. Read more..

Tanah Lot is one of the most famous and most photographed temples on Bali. This is a temple complex on a cliff. Plenty of tourists come to Tanah Lot, especially at sunset. There are also a great amount of venders of selling many varieties of products - clothing, carvings, bedding, shoes and much more. Read more..

Just north of Nusa Dua, Tanjung Benoa is known for watersport activities and all inclusive hotels. On the southeastern coast of Bali, neighboring the popular Nusa Dua resort area is the small village of Tanjung Benoa. Still a fishing village, Tanjung Benoa over the years has developed into a major player in the tourism sector. Read more..

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