Buleleng Tourism Information - All About Buleleng Tourism Regency

Buleleng Overview

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Geography

Buleleng Regency stretches across almost the whole of the northern part of Bali. It borders on Karangasem Regency on the east; Jembarana, Tabanan, Badung, and Bangli Regency on the south; Jembrana Regency on the west; and Java/ Bali Sea on the north.

It covers 1.365,88 square km of land and is divided into 9 sub-districts: Gerokgak, Seririt, Busung Biu, Banjar, Buleleng, Sukasada, Sawan, Kubutambahan, Tejakula with Singaraja as the capital city. Buleleng Regency is an area of tropical climate which has two seasons, dry season (May--September) and rainy season (October-April).

Most of the Buleleng Regency consists of steep mountain slopes in the southern area plunging down into a narrow coastal plain in the northern area along the coastline from Sumber Village to Tembok Village. Lying between the mountains and the sea, Buleleng is a region of exquisite natural beauty.

Demography
Based on the statistics in 2002, total population in Buleleng Regency is 588.662 people with average population density of 431 people per square km.

In Buleleng Regency, the majority of the people live in agriculture, crafting, and tourism industry with primary development in agriculture sector.

Places of Interest
Singaraja, Bali's administrative center during the Dutch colonial and former Bali’s capital city, is located by the sea. As Bali's chief port in Dutch colonial times, this town received many influences from the foreign traders. Singaraja has a number of Chinese Temples and colonial buildings. The Gedong Kertya Library has a rare collection of Lontar (palm leaf) manuscripts written in Balinese covering many issues including traditional literature, medicinal formulas, black magic and many more. There are a number of old books in English, Dutch and Ancient Javanese (Kawi).

Its harbor has made significant contribution to local development. Singaraja now is way behind Denpasar in terms of development. On the other hand, it is a more pleasant place to visit, with a flavor somewhat more Islamic than Hindu. There are neither traffic jams nor pollution and everything is conveniently located on one main street.

Buleleng Overview

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Geography
Buleleng Regency stretches across almost the whole of the northern part of Bali. It borders on Karangasem Regency on the east; Jembarana, Tabanan, Badung, and Bangli Regency on the south; Jembrana Regency on the west; and Java/ Bali Sea on the north.

It covers 1.365,88 square km of land and is divided into 9 sub-districts: Gerokgak, Seririt, Busung Biu, Banjar, Buleleng, Sukasada, Sawan, Kubutambahan, Tejakula with Singaraja as the capital city. Buleleng Regency is an area of tropical climate which has two seasons, dry season (May--September) and rainy season (October-April).

Most of the Buleleng Regency consists of steep mountain slopes in the southern area plunging down into a narrow coastal plain in the northern area along the coastline from Sumber Village to Tembok Village. Lying between the mountains and the sea, Buleleng is a region of exquisite natural beauty.

Demography
Based on the statistics in 2002, total population in Buleleng Regency is 588.662 people with average population density of 431 people per square km.

In Buleleng Regency, the majority of the people live in agriculture, crafting, and tourism industry with primary development in agriculture sector.

Places of Interest
Singaraja, Bali's administrative center during the Dutch colonial and former Bali’s capital city, is located by the sea. As Bali's chief port in Dutch colonial times, this town received many influences from the foreign traders. Singaraja has a number of Chinese Temples and colonial buildings. The Gedong Kertya Library has a rare collection of Lontar (palm leaf) manuscripts written in Balinese covering many issues including traditional literature, medicinal formulas, black magic and many more. There are a number of old books in English, Dutch and Ancient Javanese (Kawi).

Its harbor has made significant contribution to local development. Singaraja now is way behind Denpasar in terms of development. On the other hand, it is a more pleasant place to visit, with a flavor somewhat more Islamic than Hindu. There are neither traffic jams nor pollution and everything is conveniently located on one main street.

Bali Adventure's

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Telaga Waja (Rafting)

Another exhilarating product within the Sobek adventure portfolio is one that will simply take your breath away. The Telaga Waja put simply.

Ayung River (Rafting)

Waterfalls, jungle scenery and a wet ' wild adventure experience into the heart of natural Bali awaits you. Get back to nature. This 9 km unforgettable white water rafting experience at the schenic Ayung River.

Tulamben Dive

Tulamben is Bali's most famous diving location. Located on the North East coast of Bali, Tulamben receives very plankton-rich waters from the major oceanic currents in the area. These plankton-rich waters have created one of the most diverse regions on the planet.

Dive Lembongan

A trip to Nusa Lembongan is the perfect way to Dive lembongan. By locating yourself on the island you can dive Lembongan and have superb access to the numerous dive sites located around Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Cenningan and Nusa Penida. The dive Lembongan sites around the three islands are home to Bali's richest marine environment.

Amed Dive

The east side of the north facing shallow bay of Cemeluk has dense stands of sloping staghorn corals, teeming with cardinalfish. Here you can see striped convict tangs, sailfin tangs and orange-lined triggerfish quite close to the shoreline. Off the slope, you will come to a steep wall of hydriods, sponges and sea fans, dropping down to over forty metres. The fish life here is prolific with bluefin trevally, bumphead parrotfish, tuna, black and white snappers, Indian triggerfish cascading down the walls.

Amuk Bay - Candi Dasa

Three kilometres southeast from Candi Dasa, Amuk Bay, lies the little rocky islet of Tepekong that has some of the most spectacular scuba diving Bali has to offer. Tepekong is just 100m wide, the coral walls are steep, the water is cold, and the current can be strong but, for an experienced diver, drifting with an up to five knot current through Tepekong's canyon is an unforgettable and dramatic underwater experience.

Menjangan Island

Eight kilometres off the north west coast in Barat National Park lies Deer Island, or Menjangan, one of the more popular Bali scuba diving destinations. Due to its protected location, waves are rarely a problem and the visibility is occasionally mind blowing. Menjangan's walls drop down to 30 metres on the south coast and 60 metres to the east. They are decorated with an enormous proliferation of gorgonian fans, pink, purple, green, yellow, orange, and some very large specimens too.

Pemuteran

Two kilometres to the east of Pemuteran (Permuteran) and a couple of kilometres offshore lies Napoleon Reef. This submerged reef rises to five metres from the surface and slopes down to thirty metres to the north, providing some easy paced scuba diving in Bali.
The slopes are dominated by soft corals, sea fans and small table corals.

Gili Selang

Gili Selang is a small islet lying just off the east coast. Its relatively isolated location make it a popular choice on liveaboard cruises for diving in Bali. The protected areas in the shallows between the mainland and Gili Selang host large colonies of leather corals and brain corals. Directly to the north of the island lies the most protected section of the site. As you work your way down the black sand reef slope you'll find big black coral bushes and gorgonian fans, hosting Bargibant's seahorse.

Trackking

Welcome to a triple treat trekking experience! Our newly combined trekking option is really an exclusive experience. The new tour begins with a drive through the Gianyar Regency passing the ‘real’ wood carving area of Tegalalang until the starting point in the highlands of Taro.

Mountain Cycling

Starting in view of Mount Batur volcano at Kintamani, this breathtaking bicycle tour winds down through 16km of lush valleys, through Balinese villages, past century-old temples and rich green rice fields. Expert guides will explain the history of the land, culture, its people and take you on an unforgettable experience that will remain with you long after you leave.

Elephant Safari Park

The Elephant Safari Park was officially opened by the Minister of Tourism in the year 2000 after three years of development. An official member of the World Zoo Association, the Park meets International Standards for animal care and is set in more than 2 hectares of exotic eco tourism landscaped botanical gardens, surrounded by national forest.

Buleleng Tourism Object

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Hot Spring (Air Panas)

This hot spring only a 10-minute walk from the monastery (Brahma Vihara Asrama), if you take the shortcut. Or drive six km east of Lovina on Jalan Seririt, take a left and travel two-km to the Banjar Tegal market, then a further two-km uphill. Motorcycle 'ojek' drivers or 'dokar' wait at this turnoff to Banjar to give you a lift. Fifty meters on the left after the market look for the Air Panas 1-km and follow the forested road to the end. After cycling up the hill, the hot water will be a great relief. You can swim all day.

Bali Barat Park

The 76,312-hectare (777-square-km) Taman Nasional Bali Barat, with its complex of habitats including forests and coral-fringed islands, is the wild side of Bali. Since Bali is such a densely populated, intensively cultivated island, very little of Bali's forests are left. To preserve a portion of the island as a wilderness zone, as a buffer against human settlements that border it, and as a resource for forest products, Bali Barat National Park in Bali's western end was officially gazetted as one of Indonesia's 10 national parks in 1984. The park today encompasses 10% of Bali's total land area. If managed wisely, the tourism potential of its adjacent marine reserve is almost unlimited.

Brahma Vihara Arama

Go first to Dencarik village, about 18 km west of Singaraja on the highway to Seririt. From the highway where the 'bemo' lets you off, walk two km, then at the intersection just before the Banjar Tegal market, turn left up the paved road. Climb another two km (40 minutes) to the hilltop monastery. Or take a 'honda ojek' all the way up the steep hill from the Banjar turnoff. Wear long pants or a sarong as you must be respectfully dressed. Entering the vihara, sign the guestbook and give a donation.

Gedong Kirtya

Holy objects are ordinarily stored out of sight in high places, but in Singaraja you can view sacred 'lontar' books at Gedong Kirtya at the East End of Jl. Veteran. The only library of its kind in the world, the 3,000-odd 'lontar' stored in labeled tin boxes in this small nondescript archive record the literature, mythology, magic formulas, medical science, folklore, religion, and history of Bali and Lombok. Many of the 'lontar' were looted from the palace in Mataram during the Dutch military expedition to Lombok 1894. The library was established in 1928 by L.J. Caron, a Dutch resident of the time. Pictograms above the gate show the year.

Gitgit Waterfall

Eleven kilometers south of Singaraja, off the dramatic road to Bedugul, is Bali's most spectacular waterfall, easily accessible at the end of a 500 meter walk past numerous pushy textile and souvenir sellers and peaceful rice fields. Pull into the parking lot, cross the street, then pay a small donation. Enter a narrow concrete path between a cement building on the left and compound on the right. A fascinating walk for botanists, wind through coffee trees, timber-sized bamboo, and a riot of temperate zone 'house plants'-King Kong compared to the dracaena and philodendron of the West. The path levels out among irrigated rice fields and at the falls are a restaurant, 'warung makan', souvenir shops, and toilets.

Jagaraga

Heading east from Singaraja turn right (south) at the end of Sangsit village on the road to Sawan. Jagaraga is four kilometers and Sawan is two kilometers farther. From Singaraja's Penarukan station 'bemo' go direct to Sawan so visit Sawan first then just walk down to Jagaraga. A number of temples are found on this road, all featuring effusive, cunning, and mischievous carvings A fantastic ride, with archaic villages surrounded by vegetation not found anywhere else on Bali. Jagaraga's architecturally extravagant 'pura dalem', one km north of the village, is dedicated to Durga. It features carved comic-strip panels of cyclists, Balinese flying kites, dog fighting airplanes, fishermen hooking a whale, a Dutch steamer, long-nosed Dutchmen in a Model-T Ford held up by a bandit with a horse pistol, and mammoth fish swallowing a canoe.

Lovina Beach

Laze on the beach and watch the sky turn red, yellow, and orange as the sun sinks behind the towering volcanoes of Java, which appear on the horizon rising purple from the ocean. At night fishing fleets head out in their 'jukung', luring fish into nets with kerosene pressure lanterns swaying and glowing yellow all along the waterfront. You can join them for a two- or three-hour late afternoon trip. Or hire a freelancer and go out on a sailing excursion, with sailor. The bay is great for swimming. Lovina's warm sea laps lazily at the gray-sand shore during the dry season, quite tame compared to the volatile southern coasts. Although a little dirty, the wide expanses of sand are good for sunning (especially at Kalibukbuk), and beach masseurs are available.

Pancasari

A vegetable-growing and service community of Pancasari, north of Bedugul, is actually located in Buleleng Regency just over the border separating it from Bangli Regency. The Lake Buyan Recreation Area is on the left as you enter Pancasari from the south. There's a very scenic walk around the south side of the lake, up over the saddle, then on to Lake Tamblingan to the road around the northern side of the lakes back to Pancasari.

Pulaki

From Lovina, travel the road west toward Gilimanuk through a relatively arid landscape of coconut groves and grape orchards. The administrative center of Buleleng Barat is the small market town of Seririt, 22 km west of Singaraja. At Seririt, turn inland for the road to Denpasar via Pupuan. Pura Agung Pulaki, large, dramatic temple only 25 metes from the sea, is situated 30 km west of Seririt (48 km west of Singaraja) near the grape-growing village of Banyupoh. Cliffs tower behind the temple surrounded by jungle and overrun by hordes of aggressive simians. Considered sacred, the macaques are well-fed by locals but always eager for tourist handouts. This important temple commemorates the arrival of the Javanese saint-priest Nirartha to Bali in the early 16th century.

Singaraja Town

A small seaport and the capital of Buleleng featuring tree-lined avenues, quiet residential perimeters, a wide market street, rows of bright Chinese shops, and horse-drawn carts amidst frenetic traffic. Singaraja is reminiscent of Java. Traders from all over Asia have called at the port of Buleleng since the 10th century, trading arms, opium and 'kepang' for fresh water, food, livestock, and slaves. Each group has greatly impacted the cultural life of the city. Singaraja means 'lion king', a name commemorating a palace built in 1604 by Raja Panji Sakti. The Dutch fought the powerful raja at a fierce battle in the nearby village of Jagaraga, finally taking control of the northern Buleleng region in 1849.

Singsing Waterfall

From Lovina take a 'bemo' (one km) west to Temukus, or walk in 30 minutes from the bridge in Kaliasem. At the 14.5-km mark turn up the dirt road and you'll see a sign for Air Terjun Singsing ('Daybreak Waterfalls'). It's about a 500-meter walk with good eating stalls along the way. Boys will show you the way to the 12-meter-high falls. At the falls, swim in the pool below while cool, fresh water cascades over you. The falls only run in the wet, at other times farmers may block them off because they need the water. There's a bigger, better, more isolated waterfall known as Singsing Dua on a path to the east. Swim here too.

Tamblingan Lake

A trip to Danau Buyan and smaller Danau Tamblingan has the feel of a mini-archaeological expedition. Both are contained within one vast caldera. A rugged area lying between 500 and 1,500 meters above sea level. Because of the scarcity of public transport, the trip is best accomplished with a chartered vehicle or motorcycle. There are two approaches. West of Singaraja, turn south at Seririt and follow the asphalt road to Munduk, which then runs east along the tranquil northern shores of Danau Tamblingan and Danau Buyan. For an easier approach, head south on the main highway out of Singaraja.

Yeh Sanih

To reach the quiet beach resort of Yeh Sanih, catch a minibus (17 km) from Singaraja's Penarukan station. This shady seaside spot offers an idyllic black-sand beach-a bit rocky, but the swimming is good. Enjoy wooden bale for sun-bathing. Yeh Sanih's main attraction is an enclosed natural swimming pool of clear, fresh, cool water welling up from an underground spring. Known by the locals as a recreation site since the early 30s, the water is believed to come from Lake Batur in the mountains-the temple near the pool is thus dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Cool sea breezes, tall trees, and the nice panorama over the Bali Strait make for a serene setting.

Buleleng Map

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Bali Embassy Information

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AUSTRALIA CONSULATE GENERAL IN DENPASAR

Consul General Mr. Brent Lewis HALLAlamat Jl. Prof. Moh.Yamin No. 4, Renon Denpasar, Indonesia (P.O.BOX 3243)
Telepon (62-361) 235-092, 235-093Fax (62-361) 231-990
Email

AUSTRIAN REPRESENTATIF FOR CONSULAR AFFAIRS IN DENPASAR

Honorary Consul General Mr. Jon P. ZURCHERAlamat Swiss Restaurant Legian Kelot KutaDenpasar - Bali 80361, Indonesia (P.O.BOX 2035 Kuta)
Telepon (62-361) 751-735, 754-719Fax (62-361) 754-457
Email swisscon@denpasar.wasantara.net.id

ROYAL DANISH CONSULATE IN DENPASAR

Honorary Consul Mrs. Loeana KanginnadhiAlamat Mimpi Resorts Jimbaran Kawasan Bukit Permai Jimbaran, Kuta, Denpasar 80361 Bali, Indonesia
Telepon (62-361) 701-070Fax (62-361) 701-072, 701-074
Email

FRANCE CONSULAR AGENCY IN DENPASAR

Consular Agent Mr. Raphael DEVIANNEAlamat Jl. Mertasari Gang 2 No. 8, Banjang Tanjung Sanur Kauh Denpasar 80227, Indonesia
Telepon (62-361) 285-485Fax (62-361) 285-406
Email consul@dps.centrin.net.id

FINLAND CONSULATE IN DENPASAR

Honorary Consul Mr. Ida Bagus Ngurah WijayaAlamat Segara Village Hotel Jl. Segara, Sanur Bali, Indonesia (P.O.BOX 91 Denpasar)
Telepon (62-361) 288-407, 288-231Fax (62-361) 287-242
Email

MANY CONSULATE IN DENPASAR

Honorary Consul Mr. Reinhold JANTZENAlamat Jl. Pantai Karang No. 17, Batujimbar, Sanur Bali, Indonesia (P.O.BOX 100 DENPASAR)
Telepon (62-361) 288-535Fax (62-361) 288-826
Email : germanconsul@bali-ntb.com

ITALY CONSULATE IN DENPASAR

Honorary Vice Consul Mr. Giuseppe S. CONFESSAAlamat Gedung Lotus Enterprises Jl. By-Pass Ngurah Rai, Jimbaran Bali, IndonesiaTelepon (62-361) 701-005Fax (62-361) 701-005
Email :italconsbali@italconsbali.org
Alamat Situs :http://www.italconsbali.org/

DENPASAR BRANCH OFFICE CONSULATE GENERAL OF JAPAN

Consul Mr. Noboru NOMURAAlamat Jl. Raya Puputan No. 170, Renon Denpasar, Indonesia
Telepon (62-361) 227.628Fax (62-21) 231.308, 265.066
Email

MEXICO CONSULATE IN DENPASAR

Honorary Consul Mr. Igusti Bagus YUDHARAAlamat c/o P. T. Astina Tours and Travel Jl. Prof. Moh. Yamin No.1A, Denpasar Denpasar - Bali, Indonesia
Telepon (62-361) 223-266Fax (62-361) 231-740
Email

ROYAL NETHERLANDS CONSULATE IN DENPASAR

Honorary Consul Mr. Aloysius Purwa B.A.Alamat Jl. Raya Kuta 127, Kuta Denpasar - Bali 80001, Indonesia
Telepon (62-361) 751 517Fax (62-361) 752 777
Email

NORWAY CONSULATE IN DENPASAR

Honorary Consul Ms. Mira ChandraAlamat Mimpi Resort Jimbaran, Kawasan Bukit Permai, Jimbaran, Kuta Bali, Indonesia
Telepon (62-361) 701 070Fax (62-361) 701 073/4
Email

KINGDOM OF THE SPAIN CONSULATE IN BALI

Honorary Consul Mr. Amir RABIKAlamat Jl. Raya Sanggingan, Banjar Lungsiakan Kedewatan, Ubud Bali 80571, Indonesia
Telepon (62-361) 975.736Fax (62-361) 975.726
Email

SWITZERLAND CONSULAR AGENCY IN DENPASAR

Honorary Consul Mr. Johann P. ZUERCHERAlamat Swiss Restaurant Legian Kelot, Kuta Denpasar Bali 80361, Indonesia (P.O.BOX 2035 Kuta)
Telepon (62-361) 751-735, 754-719Fax (62-361) 754-457
Email swisscon@denpasar.wasantara.net.id

SWEDEN CONSULATE IN DENPASARHonorary

Consul Mr. Ida Bagus Ngurah WijayaAlamat Segara Village Hotel Jl. Segara Ayu, Sanur Bali 80030, Indonesia (P.O.BOX 3091Denpasar)
Telepon (62-361) 288-407Fax (62-361) 287-242
Email

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CONSULATE AGENCY IN DENPASAR

Consulat Agent Mr. Joshua N. FINCHAlamat Jl. Hayam Wuruk 188 Denpasar - Bali, Indonesia
Telepon (62-361)233 605Fax (62-361)222 426
Email

Hotel & Restaurant Information

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Aditya Beach Bungalow

Aditya Beach Resort has 21 rooms Air-conditioned Cottages have private verandahs over looking the sea, private bathrooms with cold and hot water, completed with mini bar, color television and telephone. Colorful tropical flower garden embrace each of your individual paradise seclusion. 21 Rooms AC Standard Garden View have hot and cold water, color television and private verandahs.

Aneka Bagus Resort

Hotel Aneka Bagus Resort and Spa is located on Pemuteran Beach at the Norwest coast of Bali, which are three hours from Ngurah Rai International Airport. Hotel Aneka Bagus Resort is close to Menjangan Island (considered to be the most beautiful diving spot in Bali), Bali Barat National Park, Banyuwedang Natural Hot Spring and other point of interest in Bali.

Aneka Lovina Hotel

Hotel Aneka Lovina is perfectly located along the calm beach of Lovina and sets amidst lush tropical gardens, away from the bustle of the town, 2 hours drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport. The thatched-roof Balinese style of Hotel Aneka Lovina's 35 villas and 24 standard rooms blend harmoniously with the area's natural beauty and are artistically furnished with typical Balinese amenities to make your stay more enjoyable.

Bali Handara Hotel

Bali Handara Hotel sets in the lush highlands to the northwest of Bali, at an altitude of 1142 metres above sea level, within an average temperature of 16 to 20 degrees Celsius, the Bali Handara Kosaido Country Club is blessed with the perfect climate for a round of golf on this beautiful tropical island. Thus bring your clothing for the evening. Bedugul, a very popular tourist spot, a center of flowers with quite peaceful takes of Beratan, Buyan and Tamblingan is worthwhile to visit. It is about 66 kilometers driving from Ngurah Rai International Airport.

Bali Lovina Beach Hotel

Bali Lovina Beach Cottages is located at Lovina beach to the north of Bali, overlooking the Java sea and surrounded by a black glitering sandy beach. There are 30 rooms available. Each room is accommodated with air conditioning, colour television, phone services (IDD phone), king size(twin bedrooms), refrigerator, movie and satellite channels, shower, hot and cold water and mini bar.

Bali Taman Beach Hotel

Hotel Bali Taman Beach Resort, is one of the finest resort hotel at North Bali, ideally nestled at the famous beach of Lovina, renown for its clam wave, quite and unhurried pace of life. Inspired by the best selection of Balinese architecture combined with an integrated design concept in each structure reflecting the greatest care to maintain the timelessness of Bali. The sheer beauty of landscaped garden at the entire of the resort and the artistically integrated natural environment is really perfect place where life is celebrated with genuine hospitality and smiles. The management places great emphasis on the care of its guests and supported by experienced staffs and a unique VIP-standard of guest service, ensures that Bali Taman Beach Resort is managed and maintained to impeccable standards. You really must wonder that " We are more than you can imagine ".

Damai Lovina Villas

Just a few hours from Bali airport. Light year away from the crowds. A retreat dedicated to the finer things in life. Beauty. Tranquility. And very good food. Welcome to Damai Lovina Villas. Bali's gourmet retreat. Eight luxury bungalows with a softly spoken elegance, and a restaurant well worth a journey. 8 private bungalows. Antiques. Fine woods. Meticulous craftsmanship. Beautiful textiles recreating ancient Indonesian patterns. Luxury whispered. Spacious open-air bathrooms. Some with spa, some without. All the luxuries that matter.

Dewi Sinta Villa

Dewi Sinta Hotel & Restaurant - Tanah Lot, is located around 16 km from Bali's international airport Ngurah Rai, reached within 20 minutes by car. The entire compound is constructed from a blend of traditional and modern architecture, nestled into tropical gardens within a beautiful setup. Our restaurant offers a wide range of Balinese, Indonesian and Chinese food as well as seafood and European cuisine, carefully prepared by our experience chef. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are available a la carte or buffet style.

Enjung Beji Resort

Enjung Beji Resort is a beautiful cottages located at the lake Bratan ( north side of Ulun Danu Temple - Bedugul ), 51 kilometer or one hour drive from Denpasar. It has the beautiful and nature view of Bedugul's hill, fresh air and cool weather the right place to relieve your stress after working hard or for a relax weekend with your family.

Gangga Sari Villa

Gangga Sari Villa is located only 50 meters away from the beautiful Indian ocean beach, near Tanah Lot Temple, the spectacular temple. Gangga Sari Villa is only 20 km west from Denpasar and Ngurah Rai Airport. Enjoy an international buffet followed by some drinks at the bar. Everything is possible at Gangga Sari and everything will be arranged for you.

Puri Bagus Lovina

A pleasant 2 hours drive from the airport throughout lush clove and coffee plantations, this property is in the center of an area abundant with sight-seeing value. Hotel Puri Bagus Lovina is ideally located among tranquil rice fields in a superb beach front setting; Puri Bagus Lovina is just five minutes from Lovina Village and historic Singaraja with its restored Dutch-colonial style houses. Puri Bagus Lovina enjoys a perfect beach setting on the outskirts of the Lovina resort area, the northernmost tip of Bali. It is only a few minutes drive to the ancient town of Singaraja, the island's former Dutch Colonial capital.

Taman Selini Bungalow

Taman Selini, new hideaway bungalows in the quiet, unspoiled fishing village of Pemuteran, on the northwest coast of Bali. We are a small group of pioneer developers in Pemuteran who have tried to implement "sensitive tourism" from the outset, by working closely with the village on every level and making sure that local environment and MARINE RESERVE are always looked after. Pemuteran will therefore be protected not only for the benefit of visitors, but also for future generations within the village community.

Taman Wana Villas & Spa

The unique and peaceful feel starts at the spacious field facing the old cathedral church. Then you will enter the small pathway road leads you to the resort with spectacular view. And your magical journey begins !Under clear skies and open land with green padi fields (when seasons) on both sides, the small path road and peaceful environment will guide you through the resort for about 2 kms. From the moment you enter the resort, the exceptional peace and inspiration of Taman Wana Grounds surrounds you in natural splendors. The natural forest view will set you off and the breeze will welcome you up to the lobby. Here you are greeted by the executive team and staff of Taman Wana who will guide you upon check in and lead to your room.

Waka Gangga Resort

The natural rejuvenating energies of the Indian Ocean surf, the gently sloping rice terraces and the invigorating sea air make this a sanctum for a complete, 'get away from it all' holiday. Restful quiet, superb food and total comfort. The twelve bungalows and two villas of Waka Gangga perch on gently sloping rice terraces which fringe a sparkling black sand beach on the edge of the Indian Ocean. Local stables provide horses for a mystic ride on the seemingly endless beach and the famous Tanah Lot temple, one of Bali's most sacred places, is only a few minutes away.

Waka Shorea Resort

The only resort permitted in the park. Unspoiled white sandy beaches, living corals, crystal clear waters and the famous 5 star diving area of Menjangan Island. Elegance and comfort in pristine, natural setting. Waka Shorea nestles on a protective peninsula, a ten-minute boat ride from the main public area. Twelve bungalows and two villas uniquely designed to exist in harmony with the landscape. A natural setting restaurant and a natural swimming enclosure fringe the wide bay. A comprehensive range of activities tailored to the area, snorkeling, scuba diving, nature treks seeking native deer and the silver leaf monkey and quiet picnic on deserted beaches.