[2025 Bali ] Travel Guide for Nusa Dua (Updated Mar)

First time traveling to Indonesia 🙌🏻 Check out this article 💞 for itinerary and accommodation arrangements Practical guide sharing, wish you a pleasant trip to Indonesia 🔆 - 【Travel Preparation】 🪪 Personal passport (valid for more than 6 months) ✈ Round-trip air ticket ✍ Visa on arrival IDR 500,000 ✅ You can apply for an electronic visa on arrival in advance, and pass through customs directly with your passport! - 【Must-visit in Indonesia】 Surabaya Volcano: Bromo Volcano--Sewu Waterfall--Ijen Volcano Q Lovina: Dolphin Watching--Sunrise at Sea Ubud: Tegallalang Rice Terraces--Mount Batur Viewpoint--Ubud Palace Uluwatu: Uluwatu Temple--Melasti Beach--Paragliding Nusa Penida: Kelingking Beach--Diamond Beach--Tree House--Broken Beach--Angel's Billabong Nusa Lembongan: Devil's Tears--Dream Beach--Yellow Bridge - 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations Bali accommodation can be selected in the following five areas 1⃣ Kuta | Legian | Seminyak: Southern city, convenient for eating, drinking, and having fun, close to the airport, relatively cheap 2⃣ Jimbaran: The area with the most beautiful sunset, many cost-effective resort hotels 3⃣ Nusa Dua: Many seaside brand hotels, with high-quality white sand beaches suitable for families with children 4⃣ Uluwatu: Many luxury hotels, first-line cliff sea view, high privacy, high price 5⃣ Ubud Jungle: Central, many unique wild luxury hotels integrated with nature - 📅 Indonesia 6 days 5 nights itinerary: Day1 Arrival at Surabaya Airport 🛬 Day2 Early morning Bromo Volcano 🌋, Jeep crossing the sea of sand/Ijen Volcano 🌋 Blue Fire Day3 Tabuhan Island Diving - Beach Walking Day4 Lovina Dolphin Watching 🐬- Ulun Danu Beratan Temple - Twin Lakes - Bedugul Market Day5 Nusa Penida Snorkeling - Kelingking Beach - Broken Beach - Angel's Billabong Day6 Free Activities Day6 Return ✈

Three-day guide to Bali's seaside •✅Day1: First arrived in Bali and headed straight to Kuta Beach. In the morning, plunge into the clear sea, walk on the waves and chase the sand, or challenge the surfboard and feel the thrill of fighting with the waves. In the afternoon, shop around the beach and go to a street restaurant to taste delicious food when you are tired. •✅Day2: Go to Nusa Dua Beach, sunbathe on the white sand and enjoy a relaxing time. If you are keen on water sports, you can choose parasailing or water motorcycles. Take a walk on the beach in the evening and watch the sunset shining on the sea. •✅Day3: Start a leisurely morning at the beach. When night falls, accompanied by the sea breeze and the sound of waves, taste the special seafood 🦞BBQ🍖 and end the journey in a romantic atmosphere.

#watersports #100waysoftravel For the experience to this place is very good, the beach is very beautiful, nice, clean and the staff is very friendly, good to serve. Very satisfied, the water games are also exciting. Anyway, very satisfied, no regrets coming here. The water sports are definitely very good but make sure you bargain the price. We got it for almost half the price of what was mentioned. That is the case in Bali, learn how to negotiate. Address: Pratama St., Tj. Benoa, Nusa Dua, Badung Regency, Bali 80361

Bali's natural beauty ranges from the white sands of Kuta and Seminyak to the terraced rice fields of Ubud. Walking through these fields and landscapes was incredibly refreshing and relaxing. 🌾🏝️ Temples like Uluwatu and Besakih reflect the island's rich cultural heritage. Attending traditional dance performances at these temples during sunset was a captivating experience that brought us to the heart of Balinese culture. ⛩️🌅 Bali's water activities are diverse and fun, ranging from surfing in Canggu to diving and snorkeling in Amed and Nusa Dua. The clear sea water and colorful coral reefs made the diving experience unforgettable. 🤿🌊 From traditional dishes like Nasi Goreng and Satay to trendy restaurants offering healthy and delicious meals, Bali's food was delightful. Dining by the sea with a stunning view was one of the most beautiful moments. 🍛🍹 The Balinese people are kind and friendly, adding warmth to every experience. Local markets are filled with beautiful handicrafts and souvenirs that reflect Balinese art and culture. 🛍️😊 Bali offers a perfect balance between relaxation and adventure with a variety of activities to suit all tastes. The island is a must-visit destination to enjoy the beauty of nature and the spirit of culture. 🌟🏞️

Address: Jl. Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Benoa, Kec. Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali Atmosphere/Facilities: This is the afternoon tea restaurant of Ulu Segara Luxury Suites & Villas in Nusa Dua. Facing the magnificent panoramic sea view, the outdoor seats can enjoy the gentle breeze and the occasional leisurely rippling sails. The sky above your head is very lively, with paragliders of various colors flying by from time to time, and you may also have the chance to see people above waving to you! Quiet space, dynamic scenery, very comfortable and pleasant! Features: Food and drinks are not expensive. Margherita pizza is NT$110,000 (NT$231), vegetarian pizza is NT$120,000 (NT$252). There are also burgers and sandwiches. The vegetarian pizza has mushrooms, onions, black olives, green peppers, red peppers and basil. The crust is thin and crispy, and the cheese is fragrant. It is very delicious! Lemon ice tea NT$55,000 (NT$116). With such scenery, it is worth it! Price per person: NT200 Rating: 90 #Bali #Nusa Dua #Seaview Restaurant #Food

It's difficult to put into words the sheer beauty and charm that enveloped me during my visit to Nusa Dua Beach, Bali. An enchanting escape from the mundane, this exquisite paradise swept me off my feet with its pristine white sand, lush palm trees, and crystal-clear waters. As I strolled along the immaculate shoreline, I couldn't help but marvel at the striking Balinese sculptures peppered throughout the beachfront. Each intricate carving and statue was a testament to the island's rich cultural heritage, giving me an irresistible urge to delve deeper into the traditions and beliefs of this fascinating place. The warmth of the Balinese people was evident from the moment I arrived. Locals greeted me with friendly smiles and genuine curiosity, eager to share their stories and immerse me in their unique customs. The vibrant colors of traditional ceremonies, the hypnotic sounds of gamelan music, and the captivating dance performances were all mesmerizing experiences that left a lasting impression on my heart. What truly sets Nusa Dua Beach apart from other destinations, though, is the seamless blend of serenity and luxury. The upscale resorts along the coastline pampered me with world-class amenities and gastronomical delights, while still maintaining an air of tranquility that allowed me to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Water sports enthusiasts, like myself, will find a haven in Nusa Dua. From jet-skiing and snorkeling to parasailing and diving, there is no shortage of exhilarating activities to explore beneath the warm Indonesian sun. The vibrant coral reefs and fascinating marine life made my underwater adventures truly unforgettable. As the sun dipped into the horizon each evening, casting a golden glow over the beach, I found myself reflecting on the indescribable beauty of this enchanting corner of the world. From the captivating culture and sculptures to the idyllic beaches and welcoming locals, Nusa Dua Beach is a treasure trove of memories that I will cherish forever. So, if you're seeking an escape that offers tranquility, luxury, and a chance to immerse yourself in a rich and diverse culture, look no further than Nusa Dua Beach. Bali's hidden gem truly is paradise found. #bali #beachlife #tripblazers

Bali is a paradise for nature lovers, offering a wealth of natural wonders that will take your breath away. From pristine beaches to lush rainforests, the island is a treasure trove of natural beauty that must be seen to be believed. One of the highlights of my trip to Bali was visiting the Tegalalang Rice Terraces in Ubud. The rice paddies are a marvel of engineering and have been cultivated for centuries by Balinese farmers. The sight of the terraced fields stretching out into the distance is truly awe-inspiring, and it's easy to spend hours wandering through the rice paddies and taking in the stunning views. Another must-see attraction in Bali for nature lovers is the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. Located in the heart of Ubud, the sanctuary is home to a large population of macaque monkeys and is set amidst a lush forest that is a haven for wildlife. Visitors can watch the playful monkeys swing from tree to tree and interact with each other in their natural habitat. For those who love the ocean, Bali has some of the best beaches in the world, such as Nusa Dua and Kuta. The crystal-clear waters are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and surfing, while the soft sand is ideal for lounging in the sun and soaking up the tropical ambiance. Finally, Bali is also home to a number of natural hot springs, such as the Banjar Hot Springs in the north of the island. These hot springs are surrounded by lush vegetation and are a great way to relax and rejuvenate after a long day of exploring the island's natural wonders. Overall, Bali is a dream destination for nature lovers, offering a wealth of natural attractions that are sure to leave you in awe. Whether you're exploring the rice terraces, interacting with the monkeys, or soaking in the hot springs, Bali is a magical place that will leave a lasting impression on your heart and soul. #bali #beachlife

Discovering Bali for the first time was extraordinary and going back was just as good as the first time. from Nusa Dua to Ubud, I look forward to going back. #beachlife #balitravel #passionpassport

Nusa Dua berjarak sekitar 40 km dari Denpasar, ibu kota Provinsi Bali. Nusa Dua merupakan kawasan yang bergengsi dengan banyak deretan hotel dan spa mewah bertaraf internasional, lapangan golf eksklusif, dan pusat konvensi kelas dunia yang sengaja dibangun untuk memancarkan keindahan pulau dalam balutan kemewahan eksklusif oleh dunia internasional. Perairan sejernih kristal dan pantai berpasir putih yang lembut di sekitar Nusa Dua menjadikannya tempat yang sempurna baik untuk bersenang-senang maupun untuk bersantai dan mencari inspirasi. Nama Nusa Dua sendiri secara harfiah diterjemahkan sebagai “Dua Pulau” yang mengacu pada dua tanjung kecil atau pulau yang ditemukan di lepas pantai semenanjung. Di salah satu pulau berdiri Pura Hindu bernama Nusa Dharma yang dibangun pada tahun 1948 oleh Tan Sie Yong, seorang keturunan Tionghoa. Nusa Dua terletak 40 km di selatan Denpasar, ibukota Provinsi Bali. Akses menuju Nusa Dua terbilang sangat mudah, yakni dari kawasan Kuta (20-30 menit) dan Jimbaran (15 menit) dari jalur Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai atau Jalan Bypass Nusa Dua.

Situated on the sea in central Nusa Dua, the Westin Resort Nusa Dua is an easy-going hotel with a breezy, tropical vibe. The 28-acre resort is a standout among area properties for its lush gardens and grounds, which include palms and other indigenous trees, hibiscus flowers, lagoons, manicured lawns, and thatched-roof gazebos. Guests check into the hotel in a high-ceilinged lobby with pillars and polished marble floors in a white, black, and gray pattern. There are clusters of purple chairs atop purple-patterned rugs facing floor-to-ceiling windows. Yes, it does feel a bit like a Westin -- but that brand standard is why many guests flock here -- and the interiors feature lots of natural wood and a contemporary Balinese look that give the resort a dash of local flavor. Those staying here are a mix of families and couples seeking an upscale beachfront experience, though business travelers are also drawn to the resort's proximity to the Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center. Many guests can be found relaxing on the private beach, where loungers and covered day beds feature natural fabrics in shades of white and beige. #createwithtrip #staycation

Nusa Dua is home to plenty of massive resorts that claim luxury status, but often fail to live up when it comes to style and substance. However, the Awarta Nusa Dua -- thankfully -- delivers on its name. The entire property is luxurious and grand, with lush plantings, beautiful water features, and nice walkways throughout. The owner's plant collection adds special character, and helps make this place feel worlds away from the crazy bustle in other parts of southern Bali. The large lobby is tricked out in gleaming marble floors, a large tree sculpture, and wooden desks on each side with tree trunks for seating. However, the private in-villa check-in only adds to the exclusive vibe. The architecture and design of the buildings across the property make a stunning backdrop, and the Ambiance Pond and its waterfall provides a soothing soundtrack in the middle of the courtyard. It's a peaceful, serene setting that's most popular with couples -- the atmosphere is private and romantic -- but families, groups, and even individuals pass through as well. #createwithtrip #staycation

Conrad Resort Nusa Dua - This resort is spread out on a beautiful seven-hectare beachfront property filled with tropical plants, meandering pathways, and pools and fountains. It's a calm and tranquil place with a definitively romantic streak, plus a sleek and sexy modern look that starts upon entering the hotel. The huge covered entrance leads into an equally huge lobby done in sharp dark woods and stone. The architecture blends contemporary lines with traditional Balinese forms, and everything has a low-slung and clean look. Rooms and suites are situated in four separate buildings, with the suites having their own entrance and lounge area. Thatch-covered huts dot the manicured grounds, between palm trees and green lawns. The property is popular for weddings and other events, which sometimes can overwhelm the facilities. It's most popular with couples, though plenty of families pass through as well, in addition to a handful of other leisure and business guests. #createwithtrip #staycation

We were excited to visit a different part of Bali and start our fun holiday at the Grand Mirage Resort where we would be spending our first few days. I was happy to find out that this is where the Grand Mirage Resort is located, surrounded by restaurants, shops, massage parlours, etc while still having plenty of its own space. From the time we arrived until the time we had to depart, we were well taken care of. There were a multitude of facilities and activities to keep us entertained. We had the all inclusive package (this is optional) which made things so easy. The majority of activities were included as were all drinks and food including room service. It was so easy to relax or be as active as we wanted with plenty to do and experience. It has the benefit of being a large resort with plenty of facilities, but even though we were there at a peak time and it was full, there really did not seem to be that many people around – just enough to give it atmosphere. The Grand Mirage is great for families, couples, friends, anyone really. It is excellent value and lots of fun! #createwithtrip #staycation

There is only one way to explain the grounds at Club Med Bali, huge! I highly recommend taking a village tour on your first morning at Bali Club Med. This will help you understand where everything is and how the food/drinks work at the resort. Also where to find activities at certain times like the afternoon family fun event. When you first get a quote from Club Med Bali it can seem expensive. But the value for money that Club Med inclusions offer definitely make up for this. I am a terrible at keeping to a budget on holidays, so it was nice to know that there wasn’t going to be a huge bill at the end! It was a fantastic place to stay. We loved the beach at Club Med, so much space and I think it has one of the nicest stretches of beaches in Nusa Dua. The perfect spot to the watch the beautiful sunrises and to enjoy the many water sports that Club Med Bali offers. #createwithtrip #staycation

The Melia Bali Indonesia is an upscale resort right on the beach on Bali's southeastern coast. Set on beautiful grounds filled with palm trees, bougainvillea, and lots of lake-like fountains, the Melia Bali has a tranquil ambience. The property is huge (10 hectares, or nearly 25 acres) which means a lot of walking from place to place -- but the upside are the beautiful gardens and the natural feel (we spotted lots of squirrels and water birds during our visit). Though the resort draws mostly couples here on leisure, plenty of families stay too and the impressive conference facilities make it a hub for business events. The Melia offers a variety of entertainment options and activities, including yoga lessons, water basketball, beach sports, and cultural activities raging from cooking classes to temple visits. #createwithtrip #staycation

A quick dive in Nusa Dua waters #travelinspiration#unforgettableexperiences#scubadiving#bestislandtraveltowns#seasidephotoguide#naturalwonders#summervacation#beachvacation#urbanexplorer

*sigh* there is nothing quite like relaxing by an infinity pool in Bali, especially because you can get much better deals here for luxurious experiences than in most other parts of the world, so you pay less for more. And, even if you are not the chilling by the pool kind of person, this Island in Indonesia has got something for everyone. From stunning accommodation, to beautiful beaches, and breathtaking nature. You can find beaches like the one on the second slide mainly in the south Peninsula of Nusa Dua, while you north you will mostly find black sand beaches due to the volcanic nature of the island. #bali #indonesia #infinitypool #beach

Nuda Dua is my favorite part in Bali as the beach is very pretty and there are lots of resorts and things to see #nusadua #bali #merrychristmas #scenicspotguide #happynewyear #happynewyear

Diving is something Bali is famous for, so on our trip to Nusa Dua our daughter took a junior certification course and was able to go on a day dive. It was a reasonable cost and a memory she will treasure. The instructor was very kind and patient, and concerned about safety. #givethanks #divetrip #givethanks

The beach at Nusa Du, Bali was nice. But I had never seen a squirrel on the beach so close to the water. Another first for this trip! He hung around with us all afternoon. #givethanks #nusadua #givethanks

Bali Day Tour Must-have card red land & super beautiful natural scenery travel mode: the most convenient, most cost-effective, most worry-free travel mode in Bali is chartered. About 10 hours a day chartered between 350-500 RMB Day Tour: Little Borobudur - Nusa Dua Beach - Lover's Cliff - Condor Plaza - Kuta Beach - Dirty Duck Restaurant Day Tour Type: Easy and comfortable, must hit the card network red land & super beautiful natural scenery accommodation recommended: 1, Kuta area Kuta area is usually The first day of arrival in Bali and the preferred area for the last day before leaving Bali, the main reason is that Kuta is very close to the airport in Bali, very convenient to and from the airport 2, in the Jimbaran Peninsula area / Hh/Kimbaran Peninsula includes the areas of Jimbaran, Nusa Dua and Uluwatu. This peninsula is home to the most luxurious star-rated hotels in Bali and is the first choice for a beach holiday in Bali. 3, Ubud area Ubud area is located in the outback of Bali. It has the most famous sights of Bali such as Ubud Palace, Sacred Monkey Forest Park, Elephant Cave, Shengquan Temple and Terraced Field. Here you can see the traditional residential areas of the local residents, which is a must for understanding the cultural landscape of Bali. First stop: Little Borobudur (Fig. 2.3) Tickets: 30,000 Indonesian rupees Time: Monday-Friday 8

Bali Punta Beach --- Nusa Dua Beach Time: All day Address: Nusa Dua Kuta Selatan Kabupaten Badung

Indonesia🇮🇩The end of the blue ocean is freedom🏝️ Indonesia is a very fun and fascinating tourist destination! It is made up of more than 17,000 islands, rich in natural landscapes, cultural heritage and unique experiences✨ Natural scenery 🏖️ Bali: A popular tourist destination, famous for its beautiful beaches, rice terraces, volcanoes and unique Hindu culture. Ubud, Kuta, Nusa Dua and other places are popular tourist attractions. Komodo Island: You can see the world's largest lizard, the Komodo dragon, and there is a beautiful pink sand beach. Lombok: More peaceful than Bali, with stunning volcanoes, waterfalls and pristine beaches. Borneo (Kalimantan): Tropical rainforests and abundant wildlife, suitable for adventure and ecotourism. Raja Ampat: One of the world's top diving destinations, with rich marine life and coral reefs. 2. Culture and History Yogyakarta: The cultural heart of Java, home to the famous Borobudur and Prambanan temple complexes, showcasing Indonesia's Buddhist and Hindu cultural heritage. Jakarta: The capital, a blend of modernity and tradition, where you can visit the National Museum, Independence Square, etc. Traditional Balinese Ceremonies: Balinese religious ceremonies and dance performances such as the Kecak dance are very unique. Food 🍔 Indonesian cuisine is rich and varied, such as Nasi Goreng, Satay (grilled meat skewers), Mie Goreng, Padang rice, etc., with unique flavors and are worth a try. Adventure & Activities 🏄‍♂️ Diving and snorkeling: Indonesia is one of the world's top diving destinations, such as Bunaken, Raja Ampat, and Lembongan. •Volcano hiking: such as Mount Bromo and Mount Rinjani, suitable for travelers who like challenges. Surfing: Uluwatu and Ziran Beach in Bali are paradise for surfing enthusiasts. Humanistic experience 👍 Indonesian people are warm and friendly, and the diverse cultures and religions (Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, etc.) make this place full of charm. Things to note ⚠️ Climate: Tropical, warm and humid year-round, the rainy season (October to April) may affect your trip. Transportation: The main means of transportation between islands are airplanes and boats, so it is recommended to plan in advance. Respect culture: Indonesia is a country with a strong religious atmosphere. Especially in areas outside Bali, you need to be careful to respect local customs. In short, Indonesia is a destination suitable for all kinds of travelers, whether they are pursuing natural scenery, cultural experiences or adventure activities, they can find fun!

Bali Tours Bali is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Indonesia, attracting tourists from all over the world with its charming beaches, rich culture, magnificent natural scenery and unique religious atmosphere. Whether you're looking for relaxation, adventure or cultural experience, Bali has it all. Below is a detailed Bali travel itinerary to help you plan your trip better.   1. Best time to travel Bali has a tropical climate and is warm all year round with an average temperature between 27-30℃. Best time to visit: April to October is the dry season, with sunny weather, suitable for beach activities and outdoor adventures. Rainy season: November to March of the following year is the rainy season. Although there is a lot of rainfall, it is usually concentrated in the afternoon or evening, so you can still play during the day.   2. Transportation International flights: Bali's main airport is Ngurah Rai International Airport, located near Denpasar. There are direct flights from major cities in China. Transportation within the island: Car/motorcycle rental: Suitable for independent travelers, but you need to pay attention to traffic rules and road conditions. Taxi: Blue Bird is a more reliable taxi company. Charter: You can book a charter service in advance to travel to multiple attractions. Online ride-hailing: Grab and Gojek are commonly used online ride-hailing platforms.   3. Must-see attractions Ubud Ubud Palace: Experience Balinese traditional architecture and culture. Monkey Forest: Get up close and personal with the adorable monkeys. Tegalalang Rice Terraces: Enjoy the magnificent rice terraces. Ubud Market: Buy local handicrafts and souvenirs. Kuta and Seminyak Kuta Beach: Good for surfing and watching the sunset. Seminyak Beach: Quieter, more upscale, good for beach clubs and fine dining. Nusa Dua Nusa Dua Beach: Famous for its clear waters and luxurious resorts. Water Park: Suitable for family tourists. Uluwatu Uluwatu Temple: An ancient temple built on a cliff, with stunning views at sunset. Kecak Dance Performance: Enjoy a traditional dance near the temple. Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida Nusa Lembongan: Good for snorkeling, diving and relaxing. Nusa Penida: Famous attractions include the Angel Baths and Broken Beach. Kintamani Batur Volcano and Lake: You can hike the volcano or just enjoy the stunning views.   4. Special Experience SPA and Hydrotherapy: Bali is famous for its traditional SPA. We recommend trying Lulu SPA or hot stone massage. Yoga and Meditation: Ubud is a haven for yoga lovers, with many resorts offering yoga classes. Cooking Class: Learn to make traditional Balinese dishes such as suckling pig and satay. Diving and Snorkeling: Explore the underwater world in Lembongan, Tulamben and more. Cultural Experience: Participate in local temple rituals or traditional festivals.   5. Food Recommendations Babi Guling: A Balinese delicacy. We recommend trying Ibu Oka in Ubud. Bebek Betutu: Duck meat marinated with spices, with a unique taste. Nasi Goreng and Mie Goreng: Classic Indonesian dishes. Seafood BBQ: Enjoy fresh seafood in Kuta or Jimbaran Beach. Coconut ice cream: a refreshing dessert to relieve summer heat.   6. Accommodation Recommendations Ubud: Suitable for tourists who like tranquility and cultural experience, it is recommended to stay in jungle resorts or boutique homestays. Kuta/Seminyak: Suitable for tourists who like bustle and nightlife. Hotels or resorts near the beach are recommended. Nusa Dua: Suitable for tourists seeking luxury experience, high-end resorts are recommended. Nusa Lembongan/Penida Island: Suitable for tourists who like island style, seaside villas or B&Bs are recommended.   7. Travel Tips Visa: Chinese tourists can enjoy visa exemption policy and stay no longer than 30 days. Currency: Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). It is recommended to bring cash, but some places accept credit cards. Language: Indonesian is the official language, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas. Religious etiquette: Bali is dominated by Hinduism. You must wear a sarong and be respectful when entering a temple. Sun protection and mosquito repellent: The sun is strong in tropical areas, so it is recommended to bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent. Tipping: In restaurants, hotels and chartered car services, it is a local custom to tip appropriately.   8. Itinerary Suggestions 3-day itinerary: Kuta Beach → Ubud → Uluwatu Temple 5-day itinerary: Kuta Beach → Ubud → Lembongan Island → Nusa Dua 7-day itinerary: Kuta Beach → Ubud → Kintamani → Lembongan Island → Penida Island → Nusa Dua   Bali is a place full of charm. Whether it is the natural scenery or the cultural experience, it will make you linger. Hope this itinerary helps you plan an unforgettable trip to Bali! 🌴✨

🧚About Bali: A digital nomad hub, the backdrop for Apple wallpapers, and a popular celebrity wedding destination ✈️Flights: Depart Saturday morning and return Monday morning. 0-yuan tickets on Hong Kong Airlines, with round-trip taxes and fees just over CNY 800, including checked baggage. Office workers only need to take one morning off! Day 1️⃣: Relaxing at the hotel + Sunset viewing + Drinks at a bar 🔸Check-in: I made arrangements to check in early. Since I would be leaving early the next day for a boat trip and wouldn't have time for breakfast, I asked the hotel to switch my breakfast to the day of check-in! After enjoying breakfast upon arrival, I went back to my room to catch up on sleep (red-eye flights are brutal... sob). I chose a hotel near Nusa Dua. Most hotels there have private beaches accessible directly from the hotel, and the rooms have balconies that lead right into the pool! They provided Indonesian fruit and local pastries, and the service was excellent! Two thumbs up! 🔸Dinner: I chose Natys, which mainly serves Western food. The atmosphere was great, the live music was top-notch, and the food was delicious. The cheese lobster and skewers were both fantastic. The cost was about CNY 150 per person. 🔸Stroll along the beach: After dinner, you can walk along the beach straight back to the hotel! Day 2️⃣: Day trip around Nusa Penida 🔸Car hire: Pick-up was at 7am at the hotel entrance. The cost was CNY 530 per adult, including transfers from southern hotels to the port, boat tickets, a private car on the island, and lunch. 🔸Island tour: We arrived at the island by boat around 10am, and a guide was waiting for me with my name on a sign! We had booked for two people and expected to be part of a larger group, but it turned out we had a private car for the entire trip! 🔸Kelingking Beach ("T-Rex Cliff"): A picture-perfect spot. The Indonesian guide had apparently received government-provided photography training, and their photos were really good, haha. All my portraits were taken by the guide! They even climbed trees to get the best shots! Very professional! 🔸Dinner in Kuta: When in Indonesia, be sure to try the grilled pork ribs! They are so delicious! I recommend choosing a restaurant near Kuta. We chose Dulang Kafe Kuta Square, and everything we ordered was great! The cost was about CNY 200 per person. 🔸Shopping: For souvenirs, Sensatia is a good choice. Their lip balm and masks are excellent, with natural scents! The masks don't have many thickeners, so they feel very comfortable on the skin. And they're only around CNY 10 each. ⚠️Tips: 1️⃣ Visa on arrival: You only need CNY 250 and your passport. After getting off the plane, go pay the fee first; then take the payment receipt and your passport to queue for the visa on arrival; scan the QR code to fill out the customs declaration, and after completing it, scan the code again to exit. Visa on arrival only accepts cash! Have small bills ready to avoid the "no change" scam! 2️⃣ For red-eye flights, choose hotels that offer early check-in. 3️⃣ The best time to take photos at Kelingking Beach is between 9-11am (backlighting in the afternoon + 2-hour queues). 4️⃣ Choose established restaurants in Kuta for grilled pork ribs (newer restaurants are 30% more likely to use frozen meat). 5️⃣ If you have an early flight, stay at the Hilton; it's within walking distance of the airport. No upset stomachs, everything went smoothly. But I'll save some for next time – Ubud, I'll be back!

#SoutheastAsiaTravel #Bali Bali, where to go yet?👀 This post is the end of organizing the main areas of Bali👇🏻 Bali is 3 times the size of Jeju Island, If you are planning a trip to Bali, it is very important to decide on the area according to your travel style and schedule✨ 🏄 Near the airport (west)ㅣCanggu, Seminyak, Kuta When you think of 'Bali', the first thing that comes to mind is the beach club and surfing mecca! It is an area that takes about 30 minutes to 1 hour from Denpasar Airport, and is the most lively, trendy restaurant, accommodation, and party mecca🍾 💡Suitable for surfing, but the waves are high, so swimming in the sea is difficult! 🍸 Near the airport (East)ㅣSanur, Nusa Dua If the West of Bali is a hot place for young people, Sanur and Nusa Dua in the West are a little more family-friendly and have beach clubs and resorts with a calm atmosphere❤️ 💡 In fact, this is where many Europeans settle down after retirement! 🌺 South BaliㅣJimbaran, Uluwatu The place with the most beautiful cliff coastal view in Bali🌅 Luxury resorts line the coastal cliffs, and Uluwatu Temple, famous for its sunset view, is located here! 💡You can see the most beautiful sea color in Bali! 🌴 Central BaliㅣUbud With its vast terraced rice fields, lush jungles, and valleys, Ubud, a synonym for greenery, was a place where digital nomads and artists gathered before Canggu, and is famous for eco-tourism and cultural tourism.🖌️ 💡 1.5 hours from the airport, more than 2 hours from West Bali! 🌋 Northern InlandㅣKintamani, Batur An area famous for volcanoes, hot springs, and large lakes! Usually, people stay in Ubud and go on tours, but if I ever go to Bali again, I want to stay in this area for a quiet healing experience! Direct view of the sunrise on the mountain❤️ 🐠 East BaliㅣAmed An area that is not yet well known to tourists, and even if it is known, it is far from the airport and has few tourists! If you want to enjoy snorkeling and diving in the sea of ​​Bali, If you want to enjoy the quiet nature, this is a recommended area🙌🏻 🐬 Northern BaliㅣLovina, Menjangan A region famous for dolphin tours and snorkeling tours! In fact, it has been known to Westerners for a long time, But Koreans still don't know about it👀 Because it is far away like Amed, there are far fewer people! 💡 One tip! The waves are high in the western and southern parts of Bali, making snorkeling difficult! If you really want to snorkel in Bali, I recommend Menjangan in the northern part or Amed in the eastern part❤️ ⏰ It takes about 3-4 hours from the airport How can you only go to Bali once when there are so many places to go🥹 Where should I go next time in Bali💛

Choosing an all-villa hotel in Nusa Dua, Bali, such as the Autograph Collection, instantly elevates the vacation vibe. The number of rooms here is limited, but the staff outnumbers the guests, providing exceptional service. Breakfast is à la carte, and every dish is worth trying. Nusa Dua is Bali's high-end resort area, perfect for relaxation and enjoying a tranquil vacation. Recommended Attractions • Nusa Dua Beach: Known for its clean, quiet beach and crystal-clear waters, it's ideal for diving and water sports. • Turtle Island: Located north of Nusa Dua, this small zoo offers photo opportunities with turtles, lizards, and other animals. You can also take a glass-bottom boat to view the underwater world. • Water Blow: A unique natural landscape where waves crash against the rocks, creating spectacular water columns. It's a great spot for taking photos. Transportation Guide • Airport to Nusa Dua: From Ngurah Rai International Airport, you can choose a taxi, private transfer, or hotel shuttle. Booking an airport pickup service in advance is the most convenient option. • Local Transportation: The Nusa Dua area is relatively secluded, and hotels usually provide free shuttles to nearby beaches and shopping malls. Food Recommendations • Babi Guling (Roast Suckling Pig): A famous Balinese dish, a whole pig is stuffed with spices and roasted until the skin is crispy and the meat is tender. • Bebek Betutu (Dirty Duck): A specialty of Ubud, recommended to try at Bebek Bengil restaurant. • Jaansan Bali Restaurant: Offers seafood, Balinese cuisine, and Italian dishes, suitable for families or couples. Must-Visit Spots and Recommendations • Bali Collection Shopping Mall: Nusa Dua's upscale shopping area, perfect for shopping and leisure. • Tanjung Benoa Water Sports: You can experience jet skiing, banana boating, and other activities, but remember to bargain. • Uluwatu Cliff: Located on the southwestern tip of the peninsula, it's a famous cliff landscape, perfect for watching the sunset. Hotel Recommendations • The Bale Nusa Dua: Offers luxurious villas with private pools, suitable for couples or families. • Palm Garden Bali: Located in a tropical garden, offering a tranquil and comfortable stay. • The Ritz-Carlton: A luxury hotel on a clifftop, providing top-notch dining and views. Tips • The beaches in Nusa Dua are calm and suitable for underwater photography. It's recommended to bring waterproof equipment. • Local water sports and restaurants may have inflated prices for tourists, so remember to bargain beforehand.

#HotelReview #NusaDua #Bali #Marriott #BestBreakfast Westin Resort Nusa Dua Bali 💞Reasons for recommendation: It's in the government-developed Nusa Dua area, so the security is good. The pool isn't big, so it's probably better for families with children. There were lots of activities too! The room I stayed in was on the first floor with a pool, which is one of only two at the Westin. The door was a very nice room with the beach right behind it (*´꒳`*) 💞Reasons for recommendation: The most recommended thing is the gazebo! There are only a few gazebos, so you must make a reservation by the day before! The price is about 1500 yen in Japanese yen, so it's highly recommended as you can rent it for a day. It really felt like a resort. The hotel staff are very friendly, as you would expect from Marriott. Breakfast is buffet style, but there was a wide variety and it was delicious. There were also many types of juice. There are newer hotels in Nusa Dua, but I really liked the breakfast and gazebo, so I plan to stay again next time.

5 Best Areas to Stay in Bali! - 🏊🏻‍♂️ Ubud Ubud is a paradise for hipsters! It's full of the soul of Bali, with rice paddies, temples, and valleys, all gifts from nature. The area is full of art, with handicraft shops and yoga studios everywhere. The slow pace of life will make you fall in love with this land. Pros: Tranquility is its soul, perfect for self-cultivation and experiencing Balinese culture. You can also take cooking classes and various art courses. Cons: No beaches, not suitable for those who just want a beach holiday, and it's far from other tourist areas in Bali, so you'll need to plan more trips. - 🏊🏻‍♂️ Kuta Kuta's soul is surfing and nightlife, Bali's "never-sleeping place." It has everything, beaches, bars, malls, a paradise for young people! Kuta's beaches are perfect for surfing, and the sunsets are amazing! Pros: No worries about food, drink, and fun, the area is full of energy. There are many surfing schools, so if you want to try water sports, Kuta is the place to go. Cons: Crowded! Super crowded! In peak season, it's so crowded you'll think you're at a market. - 🏊🏻‍♂️ Seminyak Seminyak is like a high-end version of Kuta! It has many Instagrammable restaurants, trendy shops, and top beach clubs. Pros: This area combines beach clubs, art galleries, and trendy shops, a great place for photos. The famous Potato Head and KU DE TA are here. Cons: Mainly attracts Western tourists, so prices are high, especially for food and shopping. - 🏊🏻‍♂️ Jimbaran Jimbaran's keywords are seafood and sunsets. In the evening, enjoy a seafood barbecue on the beach while watching the sunset, maxing out the romance! Pros: The beach is quieter, perfect for a relaxing holiday, and a great place to watch the sunset. Cons: Lacks nightlife and large shopping venues, great for relaxing, but can get boring after a while. - 🏊🏻‍♂️ Nusa Dua Bali's "noble area" is Nusa Dua! This place focuses on "quiet," with many five-star resorts surrounded by private beaches. White sand beaches, infinity pools, private spas, the perfect vacation choice! Pros: Each hotel is a small world, you can spend the whole day in the hotel, perfect for families with kids. The beach is quiet, with good water quality, and suitable for kids to play in the water. Cons: Lacks nightlife and places to eat, drink, and have fun, a "closed little world," if you want some excitement, you may need to go to other areas. -