Kuta Beach

It seems that almost all the time, Kuta pops up to the top of the itinerary list when one starts their plan to visit Bali. "If you have not been to Kuta, you have not been to Bali," as the saying goes.

It is often confusing when one mentions the word Kuta. Just try doing a Google search, and it will return at least a hundred different hotels and restaurants. Officially speaking, Google is right. After all, Kuta actually represents the name of a district in Bali, covering a total area of 17.52 km2. But the heart of Kuta - where all excitements are happening, kids are building their sand castle, novices are picking up surfing - stretches only about 1 km long.

Sanur Beach, the first place to enjoy Bali

As Bali's oldest developed tourist destination, Sanur is recognized for the role it played in the islands renaissance. Despite heavy development and a large number of restaurants and hotels, it maintains a peaceful and relaxed ambiance. Sanur is the ideal family destination, offering a quiet, calm beach during the day and a casual friendly appeal at night.

Sanur village faces 3 kilometers of coastline, a place where the island's spirit can always be relished and enjoyed. The area is heaven for shopping, eating, sightseeing, almost for everything! People say Sanur beach is the best spot for watching sunrise and you can go to Matahari Beach to watch the best sunrise.

Shoping Places in Bali

As many other tourist destinations in the world, Bali also has a lot of places to shop, from the high class fashion outlets such as DKNY, Polo, or Tommy Hilfiger to the Local shop outside the road that we can bargain the price.

There are some places we can choose

Bali Collections 
Located in Nusa Dua southern part of  Bali, also well known as the place of high class resort hotel. Bali Collections is the shopping complex set up for the many resorts that are located in the area. With the Grand Hyatt Bali to the south,

Pasar Senggol Gianyar, Bali’s most colorful traditional night market

When we go to the North East of Denpasar, the capital of Bali, takes about half hour we will arrive at the beautiful small town called Gianyar. If we see the huge white Garuda Wisnu Kencana Statue, that means we are entering Gianyar Town, capital of Gianyar regency

Gianyar is one of nine regencies among Bali province, well known as the home town of artist because in this regency has born some world class artist such us Gusti  Nyoman Lempad master of painting, Made Jimat master of traditional dance, Nyoman Winten master of sculptures and many more

Bali Waterbom Park

One of the Bali’s common travel destinations and most unusual attractions is Waterbom Park, set amidst 3,5 hectares (8,6 acres) of beautifully landscape grounds in Tuban, just south of Kuta. Exactly what is Waterbom Park? It is an all family recreations complex that includes exciting water rides, swimming pools, a variety of restaurants and snack bar and plenty of room for recreation and relaxation.

Tanah Lot Temple, temple with astonishing sunset view

It is located at Braban Village, Kediri District, Tabanan Regency. It is about 13 kilometers from the closest city of Tabanan, about 30 kilometers from the main city of Denpasar. It can be reached by motorcycle and road fairly good.

The spectacular Tanah Lot is possibly the best known and most photo-graphed temple in Bali. The tourist crowed here are phenomenal, especially at the sunset, and commercial hype is terrible. Tanah Lot tours are heavily promoted in all tourist areas. The temple perched on the little rocky islet, look superb whether delicately lit by the dawn light or starkly outlined at sunset. But can it ever live up to the hype.

Besakih Temple, the biggest temple complex in South East Asia.

The location of Besakih temple or Pura Agung Besakih is at Besakih village, Rendang district, on the south west of mount Agung. It is about 1000 meters above the sea level, 44 kilometers from Amlapura, 13 kilometers from the closest city of Klungkung and 62 kilometers from the main city of Denpasar.

Perched nearly 1000 meters up the side of Gunung Agung is Bali’s most important temple,