A breathtaking natural gem in North Bali! 🌿💦 The walk to Gitgit Waterfall is surrounded by lush greenery and peaceful sounds of nature — it feels like stepping into a tropical paradise. The waterfall itself is tall, powerful, and absolutely stunning, with cool mist and fresh air that instantly refresh your mind. The trail is well-maintained and easy to follow, with a few local shops along the way offering drinks and souvenirs. I recommend coming early in the morning to enjoy the tranquility before it gets busy.

Very beautiful waterfall and easy to walk to. However there were many many many stands with women trying to sell their souvenirs. Even after saying know they will keep yelling at you while you walk away and trying to sell their stuff. Its also all very overpriced so if they say a price, say AT LEAST 1/4th of that price. Don’t feel bad, they are mean women who try to rip you off.

The true Git Git waterfall is really stunning. However, it is really easy to get scammed. TUTORIAL HOW TO NOT GET SCAMMED 1. Ignore all the signs on the road that say Git Git waterfall. They will charge you horrendous prices and maybe take you to a different waterfall. 2. Go to the exact spot marked on Google Maps - this place - you are going to end up on a parking. 3. Ignore all the local guides. The walk is really easy. 4. Walk out of the parking and go south. Nearby will be green sign saying „Welcome to the Git Git waterfall” 5. Walk down the path and pay real entrence fee at the booth 6. Enjoy!

Gitgit Waterfall is a nice spot for a short nature walk. The path down is easy to follow, with some small shops along the way selling drinks and souvenirs. The waterfall itself isn’t the most impressive in Bali, but it’s still pretty and peaceful. What made it special for us was that we had the place completely to ourselves, which made the experience really enjoyable. It’s a good place to stop, stretch your legs, enjoy the sound of the water, and take a few nice photos. Worth a visit if you’re in the area — especially if you enjoy quiet nature spots without big crowds.

Gitgit Waterfall is a popular natural attraction in North Bali.It is well known for its lush surroundings and very refreshing twin cascades. You can easily go there from the main road which offers a relatively easy hike through a tropical forest to a natural pool.

Really pretty waterfalls. As far as I understood you have to have a tour guide here, and the price of entrance is a bit higher than normal, 100.000 per person, but it's worth it. The guide was really nice and helped take pictures of us. You can also stand in the water and even get inside the waterfall. So bring swim clothes if you go here. You can get some really nice pictures. One of the waterfalls might be closed off, if it is raining because of it being slippery. But the twin waterfalls should be open.

Entrance fee 20000 IDR. The lady at the counter is really nice. There are lots of shops on the way down to the waterfall. The waterfall itself is beautiful to look at. The water pressure is good. Get close to it and get wet. Love it. The tour guide who works there to look after the tourists, Mr Dede, is such a nice young gentleman. I had a good conversation with him and him being there made my visit to the waterfall even better. A must visit waterfall.

The Sekumpul waterfalls are probably the most beautiful ones I’ve seen in the area. The tour also includes Fiji Waterfall and Hidden Waterfall – all of them are a must-see. You can swim everywhere and take some really cool photos. The trail is moderately challenging, but definitely worth it.

Visiting Sekumpul Waterfall was a perfection decision to enjoy the majestic and scenic adventurous beauty of nature in North Bali. The scenery was breathtaking — surrounded by jungles and the powerful waterfalls create a truly soothing atmosphere . The hiking at the bottom was a bit of adventure, with steps and paths through the forest, but every bit of effort was worth it when you will reach the falls. Standing at the bottom, you will feel the mist and the power of the water was mesmezing. Highly recommended to visit Sekumpul waterfall if you are in North Bali.

Absolutely stunning. It was nearing the end of the dry season but still plenty of water. We paid 20,000 rupiah at car park number 2 and enjoyed the hike to the waterfall - about 25 minutes. If you pay more 150k, you get a guide and go to the bottom of the waterfall

A must-see in Bali! Visiting Sekumpul Waterfall was one of the highlights of my trip. It takes about 1 hour to hike down and another hour to come back up — and yes, there are a lot of stairs! But it’s absolutely worth it. The waterfall is breathtaking, surrounded by lush jungle and the sound of rushing water. It feels like a hidden paradise. On the way there, I stopped at the Hanging Garden Restaurant (also called The Hanging Restaurant), and it was such a pleasant surprise. The food was delicious, and the view of the waterfall from the restaurant is stunning — a perfect place to relax before or after the hike. If you're up for an adventure and want to experience one of Bali’s most beautiful natural spots, Sekumpul is totally worth the effort!

Absolutely stunning! The 150k IDR medium hike includes both Hidden and Sekumpul waterfalls. The walk is short and easy (around 10 minutes), with a friendly guide leading the way. You can swim at Hidden Waterfall—super refreshing! Sekumpul is powerful and beautiful, but no swimming there. Totally worth the visit if you're in North Bali.

Waterfall is great, but stuff and attitude is terrible. Feels like a place full of scammers trying to sell you overpriced guide tours. Even on the road up to waterfall there were 2 groups of people trying to stop us. You can enjoy other waterfalls much more by much less money. Banyumala waterfall is close and you can spend there great time swimming, or just standing underneath waterfall. Do not come here except if you are not planning to see other waterfalls.

We have been absolutely alone at the location. There was a friendly young man who made exemptional photos on a raft under the waterfall. Good bless the nature!

The Ulun Danu Beratan Temple (also known as Pura Ulun Danu Bratan) is widely considered one of Bali's most beautiful and iconic landmarks. It is having stunning natural setting, spiritual significance, and picturesque architecture, though some also note its popularity as a tourist destination. Stunning Location and Scenery: The temple is set on the tranquil shores of Lake Bratan in the cool, misty Bedugul highlands. The multi-tiered shrines (meru) appear to be floating on the water's surface, especially when the lake level is high, making it one of the most photographed spots in Indonesia. Aesthetic and Photogenic: The combination of the temple, the lake's reflection, the lush manicured gardens, and the mountain backdrop creates a truly spectacular and "must-see" visual experience. It's often referred to as the "floating temple of Bali." Spiritual Significance: It is an important Hindu water temple dedicated to Dewi Danu, the goddess of water, rivers, and lakes, and plays a vital role in Bali's traditional *subak* irrigation system. Cooler Weather: Located about 1,200 meters above sea level, the area offers a refreshing break from the heat of the coastal regions. Accessibility: The grounds are generally well-maintained and easy for all types of visitors, including families and older travelers, to explore. Best Time to Visit: To avoid the crowds and the mist/fog that can roll in during the afternoon, it is highly recommended to visit early in the morning (around 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM). This also provides the best lighting for photos. Cash Only:Entrance fees and payments at many local stalls require cash. Boat Rides:For a unique view, visitors can take a traditional boat ride on Lake Beratan. The general consensus is that despite being a popular tourist spot, the sheer beauty of the temple's setting makes it absolutely worth visiting for anyone exploring central Bali.

Our visit to Ulun Danu Beratan Temple was truly a memorable experience. The temple's stunning location on the shores of Lake Beratan offers breathtaking views, especially with the misty mountains in the background. The architecture of the temple is intricate and beautifully preserved, reflecting Balinese culture and spirituality. Walking around the temple complex, I felt a sense of tranquility and reverence. The surrounding gardens are well-maintained and add to the peaceful atmosphere. While the area can get quite crowded, especially during peak hours, it didn’t detract from the overall beauty of the site. The staff was friendly and respectful, and I appreciated the opportunity to learn about the temple’s significance to local Balinese Hindus. One minor downside was the limited shade in some areas, so it’s best to visit early in the morning or later in the afternoon to avoid the heat. Overall, Ulun Danu Beratan is a must-visit destination in Bali, offering both cultural insight and stunning scenery. I would definitely recommend it to anyone exploring Bali's spiritual sites!

Ulun Danu Beratan Temple is one of those places that just takes your breath away. The temples seem to float right on the lake with the mist rolling down from the mountains — it’s picture-perfect. But can be lots of people at various times. The gardens are well maintained and full of colour, with temples, shrines, and statues, and even a quiet Buddhist stupa tucked away in the gardens. . We noticed many people wandering through just taking photos, but not realising how much meaning and history this place holds. Its literally thousands of years old. so crazy. We used the Voicemap app for a self-guided audio tour, and it honestly made such a difference — it explained the stories behind the temples, the goddess of the lake, the central temple story floating in the lake, which is quite amazing, and why this Temple is so important to Balinese life. We would recommend this App if you're travelling without a guide, or if you're guide stays in the car like many do, whilst you walk through. Its so worth it Go early when it’s calm and the light hits the water — it’s just magic. Understanding what you’re seeing makes it all feel even more special. From there we then drove to Jatiluwih Rice Fields which are not far away, so saw two great places in one day.

I visited this place in the afternoon and spent around 2–3 hours there. Out of all the places I visited in Bali, this one truly stood out — it was one of the few that really impressed me. If you have the chance, I genuinely recommend coming here. It’s definitely worth it. I went on a weekday, and although there were people, it wasn’t crowded. It was easy to take photos at different spots without anyone in the background. The entire area is well-maintained and very beautiful. There’s also a small kids’ zoo where, for an additional fee, you can feed the animals. You can even take photos with different reptiles for an extra charge. Overall, I highly recommend visiting — it’s absolutely worth your time.

Ulun Danu Beratan Temple was an okay place to visit. The lake itself is beautiful, especially with the low clouds surrounding it, such a nice, cool atmosphere. Definitely bring a jacket because the weather up here is much cooler and the fresh air feels great. It does get quite crowded, and the overall experience feels a bit less authentic than expected, but the scenery still makes it a pleasant stop if you’re in the area.

My visit to temple in Bali was a pleasant experience. The temple stands on the edge of Lake Beratan in Bedugul and looks like it is floating on the water. Surrounded by green mountains and cool air, the place feels very calm. The temple is dedicated to the goddess of lakes and rivers. Its tall pagoda-style roofs and neat gardens make it very attractive. We also enjoyed the view of the lake. It is a peaceful and must-visit spot in Bali.

One of the most beautiful and iconic landmarks in Bali. Located on the shores of Lake Beratan in Bedugul, this floating temple offers stunning scenery surrounded by cool mountain air and peaceful nature. The temple itself sits partly on the lake, creating a magical reflection that’s perfect for photos. The area is well-maintained, with gardens, statues, and traditional Balinese architecture that showcase the island’s culture and spirituality. It’s best to visit early in the morning when the mist rises over the lake — the atmosphere feels serene and almost mystical. There are also local food stalls, restaurant, souvenir shops. Beautiful lake and mountain backdrop. Peaceful and spiritual atmosphere. Great spot for photography. Cool climate and well-kept gardens. A must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Bali, perfect for culture lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.

Discover One of Bali’s Oldest Temples Step into a sacred sanctuary surrounded by lush greenery and peaceful ambiance. Easily accessible with well-maintained roads, this temple remains a cherished spiritual destination where Balinese Hindus come to pray and connect with the divine. Experience the timeless beauty and cultural richness of Bali’s heritage.

Absolutely original, beautiful and very serene place. It is a little bit far out in the hilly countryside but that makes it isolated from the overwhelming tourism other than visits from local village worshippers and some native monkeys residents.

Pura Luhur Batukaru, on the slopes of Mount Batukaru in Tabanan, is a tranquil temple surrounded by lush rainforest. Its mossy shrines and serene vibe make it one of Bali’s most sacred sites—a perfect place for reflection. I highly recommend visiting, even on rainy days!

The most beautiful temple we have visited in Bali. Well worth a visit. Not too many people and very few tourists.

This is one of the most sacred temples in Bali. It is located at the foot of Mount Batukaru and due to the higher altitude it is very humid up here and there's a lot of green moss covering the structures. Built in the 11th century, this temple is dedicated to the ancestors of Tabanan. You won't see too many tourists here thanks to its remoteness. This is a temple you could visit when you're on the way to Jatiluwih rice fields.

Very peaceful temple. Great stop with a koi pond.

A quiet, serene temple on the mountain. Ppl come and pray inside. Entry fee is 40,000 rupiah for adult and 20,000 rupiah for children. Good to visit but this place is a bit far, may need an extra couple hours for traveling.

I visited this UNESCO-listed rice terrace, and out of all the rice terraces I explored in Bali — and I visited quite a few — this one is truly the best. If you have the chance, this is definitely the one worth seeing. Unfortunately, because of my driver, who wasn’t very patient and didn’t want to wait, I had to choose the shortest route. If I could visit again, I would absolutely choose the longest hike to fully enjoy the experience. I was lucky — there were absolutely no people because it was raining, so I got to enjoy the entire place in complete peace. It was incredible. There are also many cafés with beautiful views where you can sit and relax. I also visited a local warung right in the middle of the rice fields, where they serve brown rice grown directly on those very fields. The taste was amazing — truly unique and delicious. And don’t forget to bring a raincoat — if it rains, you’ll still be able to continue your walk through the rice terraces comfortably. Overall, this place is absolutely worth a visit.

Absolutely beautiful and incredibly extensive. Well-maintained pathways make it easy to get around. Rice terraces are perfectly manicured and photo-worthy. One price to get into the whole area, so no hassles like you would get at Tegallalang. Feels like less tourists, partly because it is further from town and not as popular on Instagram, though possibly even more beautiful. Also the area is so vast that you never feel like you’re surrounded by tourists. A must-see in Bali!

It is the most amazing experience you will ever have in Bali. The rice fields are extensive and you can spend an entire day exploring the various paths that connect across the vast area. Not touristy but you can click awesome photos at every spot, enough to spam your folder with them. There are restaurants near the entrance that offer a variety of dishes at reasonable price. The cab pick-up and drop-off spot is right at the entrance, hassle-free! Recommend this over Tegallalang any day! Enjoy~

Jatiluwih is simply breathtaking — a sea of shimmering green terraces that seem to roll on forever. Walking the paths is easy and peaceful, with views that change at every turn. We decided to try a self-guided audio walk through the Voicemap app, and it really brought the landscape to life — explaining the Subak irrigation system, local farming rituals, and the stories behind this UNESCO-listed wonder. We stopped at a small coffee hut tucked right among the paddies — the view was unreal . Listening while we walked made the experience even more special; you really start to appreciate how much care and time goes into growing rice in Bali. It’s best to visit early morning when the air is cool and the light golden. Bring a hat, take your time, and just let the calm and the green of the rice fields surround you — Jatiluwih really is pure Bali magic. and with all the ricefields disappearing its so nice to see touches that remain of the real Bali.

My second time back at Jatiluwih to indulge in the stunning rice terraces — and it’s just as breathtaking as I remembered. It truly deserves its UNESCO Heritage title! 🌾 The view from the top is already magnificent, so no need to walk too far down to enjoy the beauty. Loved the peaceful atmosphere with gamelan music playing in the background and a few cute puppies running around — such a perfect touch to the whole experience. 🐶💚

Jatiluwih Rice Terraces are one of the most magical places I visited in Bali. As soon as you arrive, the sweeping views of emerald-green paddies that stretch across hillsides leave you speechless. The air is cool and fresh, especially in the morning, when mist clings to the terraces and gives everything a soft, dreamlike quality. It felt as if nature was putting on a show just for us. We spent several hours walking along one of the marked trails, winding through the terraces and stopping often just to breathe in the beauty. The walk felt immersive: quiet paths, birdsong, distant mountain peaks, and the gentle murmur of streams fed through the subak irrigation system. Every viewpoint gave a new frame for photos—some shallow, some sweeping, some intimate. Jatiluwih isn’t crowded like some of the more famous terrace spots; that peace made the experience feel more authentic. The terraces also carry rich culture — the subak system (a traditional community-managed irrigation method) is still very much alive here, adding depth and meaning to what might otherwise just be scenery. We saw farmers tending the fields, local warungs (eateries) with views over the terraces, and small cafes where we rested and enjoyed simple, excellent food. If you love nature, photography, culture, or just want a peaceful escape, Jatiluwih delivers more than you expect. Stunning landscapes, serenity, and a deep sense of place make it a highlight of Bali and a must-visit for anyone who wants more

Jatiluwih Rice Terrace is truly beautiful and absolutely worth visiting. It offers a real, expansive rice terrace experience, much more authentic and impressive than the smaller one near Ubud center. The area is huge, peaceful, and perfect for walking around and taking in Bali’s natural beauty. A must-see for anyone who enjoys scenic landscapes.

Buffet style Indonesian & Indian resto with a great view of mountain. with many sets on there, you can eat, chill and chitchat with bestie or friends. Old Interior but save by views of arrounded of resto. Payment : Cash, CC, Debit, QR

Sari Mountain View Restaurant, Bar and Coffee is a popular restaurant located at Kintamani, Bali.You can enjoy the scenic view of Mount Batur and Lake Batur from multiple terraces while taking food. This restaurant mainly provides good in buffet comprising Indonesian and some Indian dishes. It is a popular attraction for tourist which offers excellent photo opportunities from its multiple terrace levels.The food quality is average but mentioning the view will make the visit worthwhile.You can visit with your friends and family.

Amazing views, the venue is worth it just for this. The food they serve can be hit and miss. Guess it depends on your taste. Loved the soup and some of local mains. The black rice pudding and fried bananas were not as well received though. Get dessert elsewhere in my opinion. Unless you're happy with some fruit. The buffet was a bit pricey compared to the rest of Bali cuisine but at less than USD $15 (200k IDR), still very affordable.

Buffet style lunch as well as serving is available. Wide range of food to select from. View is breathtaking. Ample parking space. Rates are not too high. Food quality is also good. Vegetarian as well as non vegetarian food is available.

A Lovely place to dine in. The food is ok but the ambience is worth visiting. You can sit in the open air and have your food. Taking selfies 8s what people prefer after food. It has Volcano view♥️♥️♥️ Please carry umbrella during your visit in any month as it rains very often.

Great views! Price is considered ok since it's buffet and all u can eat. We're here more for the views instead of food. There r food available for vegetarians.

Visited May 2018 Pros: 1. Best view of mount Agung and mount Batur 2. Best place for photographers 3. Buffet has veg and non- veg options Cons: 1. Alacatre menu doesn't contain many items 2. Chicken was not well cooked 3. Place is not much clean on the outside balcony Note: if you want to click good pics of the mount view visit during evening time from 5-7

Actually It’s a park which is a must place to visit and picnic while in Bali. Watch the high tides striking the cliffs and a beautiful sunset. An exquisite park to roam around and relax with some fine dining options. The temple is at some distance with no direct access and you don’t need to visit it

Tanah Lot Temple, Bali – A Majestic Sea Temple on the Rocks Tanah Lot Temple is one of Bali’s most iconic landmarks, renowned for its stunning offshore setting and mesmerizing sunset views. Perched on a rocky outcrop surrounded by the sea, the temple appears to float during high tide, creating a truly magical sight. Located in Tabanan Regency, around 20 km from Denpasar, Tanah Lot is a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a mix of spirituality, culture, and natural beauty. The name Tanah Lot means “Land in the Sea” in Balinese, perfectly describing its dramatic position. The temple is dedicated to the sea gods and plays an important role in Balinese mythology. Legend says that it was established by the 16th-century priest Dang Hyang Nirartha, who built it after being inspired by the beauty of the coastline. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking ocean views, especially during sunset when the sky glows in shades of orange and gold, creating one of Bali’s most photographed moments. During low tide, tourists can walk across to the base of the temple, explore small caves with sea snakes believed to be sacred protectors, and witness local rituals performed by Balinese priests. The area around Tanah Lot features beautifully landscaped gardens, souvenir markets, and several cliffside restaurants offering panoramic views. It is also a popular spot for cultural performances and traditional dance shows held in the evenings. Tanah Lot is open daily, with the best time to visit being late afternoon to witness the sunset spectacle. Visitors are encouraged to dress modestly as it remains an active place of worship. In short: Tanah Lot Temple is not just a tourist attraction — it’s a symbol of Bali’s spiritual harmony, where nature and faith blend into an unforgettable experience.

Great place for a long walk, which is not common in Bali! Perfert to see the sunset. Lots and lots of shops with local artisan beautiful things. At sunset you can walk to the temple and get blessed. Then tgete are a few restaurants with local food and amazing view. Don't missed out.

Another most visited place in Bali. The temple is beautiful. The location is even better. Though bit far from Kuta; the visitors is worthwhile. Now it is entirely on the tide timings whether you can reach the main temple or not. If you happen to be there during low tide then just walk across the the flat rocks and you can reach the main temple stairs. Though there is nothing much to see there. The entire temple compound is beautifully landscaped. You may walk around to see the other photogenic spots. There are many stores and shops selling snacks and souvenirs. You may visit them while returning back. The main issue is transportation. If you are on a scooter then no worries. But if you are taking a Grab or Gojek cab from Kuta then it will be wise to ask the driver to wait for you there and come back in the same car. Local taxis might charge a lot if taken from the temple area.

Tanah lot temple is located in the sea side, one of the famous sea temples in Bali. Tanah Lot translates to "Land in the sea". The temple is built on a rock formation off the cost making it appear to float on the sea during high tide. It is famous for the stunning sunset views. Plan your trip to make sure that you will be able to witness the sunset from there. At the base of the temple, there is holy water which is guarded by snakes. We can enter here and seek blessings as well. There is lot of shops available for shopping near the entry and exit gates. Also, the famous traditional Balinese gate is there for photo shoots. Worth visiting 👍

Pura Tanah Lot is a Hindu temple located on the southwest coast of Bali. It sits on an offshore rock formation and it’s therefore reachable only when there’s low tide: part of the rock is artificial because it replaced the original damaged one during restoration works in the 80s. The temple itself is not accessible, so the only two attractions there are the blessing with the holy water in the cave below the temple and the water snake in the cave on the opposite side: both require a money offer and to be honest they are not worth it.

Tanah Lot Temple Indonesia Bali is pure magic, a sacred jewel perched on a rock in the heart of the ocean. At sunset, the sky paints it in gold, creating a breathtaking silhouette against fiery hues. Waves crash rhythmically below, as if the sea itself is chanting prayers. Intricate stone carvings on black volcanic rock tell ancient stories of devotion and beauty. The gentle chime of temple bells blends with the salty ocean breeze, soothing the soul. Walking across the beach at low tide feels like stepping into a divine painting. The sacred sea snake in the cave adds a touch of mystery and reverence. Clifftop views offer postcard-perfect panoramas that steal your breath away. Every corner radiates peace, spirituality, and timeless Balinese charm. Sunset crowds gather in awe, yet the atmosphere remains serene and sacred. Frangipani flowers and incense fill the air with sweet, holy fragrance. The multi-tiered meru towers stand proud, guardians of the coast. Watching the sun dip into the sea behind the temple is a memory for a lifetime. Even the journey through lush rice fields to reach it feels enchanting. Tanah Lot isn’t just a temple—it’s a love letter from nature to the divine. The reflection in tidal pools at golden hour is pure photographic poetry. Spiritual energy flows strong; you leave calmer, lighter, and deeply touched. No filter needed—the beauty here is raw, real, and soul-stirring. A must-visit masterpiece where earth, sea, and sky unite in harmony. Tanah Lot Temple: where beauty meets eternity, and your heart finds peace.

A beautiful lake where there is no access to it because all the surrounding area along the lake is private or i didnt find any public area by the shore of the lake where you can relax and enjoy the view!!

Walk around the lake. This is real Bali with rare foreigners. Enjoy your trip with wonderful views of Mt Batur and the lake.

Many years ago,I came here in kintamani and it was a dirt track and a few hawkers. Now it has a massive viewing platform along with aggressive hawkers. Now don't get me wrong,the views are fabulous and many lovely restaurants around too....BUT..if ur a foreigner and have a car or guide,before u getting the top to view the mountain u will be charged 50,000rp or $5 per person just to drive to the top 1 min away. I have no objection to pay as long as at the other end there is someone to maybe give a brief history of the area or mnt. All monies go back to the government but nothing for the locals who are struggling!( that's what I was told by the guide). So,as explained to the guide what I would spent with the hawkers,was spent at the ridiculous "entrance" fee. Do yourself a favour...buy a postcard instead! Worst experience on Bali! Let me explain why! And let me show alternatives. 1. Mass invasion of tourists. And with invasion I mean a never ending snake of people from bottom to top and back. No joke! On the top of mt. batur were at least 300 people. I Never expected sooooo much people. While watching sunrise other people walking around all the time, stand up in front of you for selfies etc. 2. Booking a guide, means booking someone showing you the way! Not more! Our guide told us nothing about history and geology of Mt. Batur. I knew more then him after reading Wikipedia article. But the guide never stopped asking us, if we like to have a longer tour (for more money of course). 3. Mafialike trekking agencies try to force you book a guide. (Mine was Arlinas) 4. Breakfast: = a joke, toast with egg and banana. 5. Equipment: another joke! Just a simple torch with not enough power. After 30min walk light was gone! Nothing else of equipment. 6. The price is horraible expensive for the provided service (300k per person) I was in a Group of 4 people after negotiation. 6. Last but not least the view. The view is beautiful that's true. But millions of views are beautiful while sunrise. Ok, if you still think I want to hike Mt. Batur... please don't or go without guide. The way up is no problem if you have the right shoes, torch and googlemaps. Just start from black lava hostel and follow the way to the Pura penataran agung temple, turn right and head to the Pura Payogaan temple (check Google maps). Follow the trail (5-10min) until you reach a shack where they sell water, etc. From here just follow the masses. If you want to see the sunset alone and without spending so much money, avoid Mt. Batur, rent a scooter and watch it from the south-west caldera of the volcano. This means nearly same angle to the sunrise and you got Mt. Batur, Mt. Abang, and Mt. Agung on your photos. Which is more impressive! Just give it a try. If you don't like it you can go next day to Mt Batur.

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My favorite place , my favorite town CD there’s a nice restaurant on the hill Beautiful mountains of you every morning I wake up Possibility to hike to bike to drive a 4 x 4 car Enjoy the walk on the mountain

Spent 2 hours walking around Danau Batur. Really love that the lake comes with views of 3 magnificent mountains and the lake is surrounded by local villages instead of tourism. Beautiful blue sky accompanied with it. Tourists are non existent in this village. Love to be around locals and no other foreigners. We also love the fact that this place offers serenity and peace, in touch with nature. Lots of farm lands, locals and sound of crickets.

Absolutely stunning & peaceful place to visit. The view makes me calm & breathtaking. the temperature is cool even during afternoon. but to get here, you need a driver ‘supir’ because no scooter for rent available nearby.

An absolutely stunning spot and definitely worth a visit! 🌾 The views over the rice terraces are breathtaking, and you can really feel the beauty and calm of Bali here. There are those famous swing experiences where you can rent a beautiful flowing dress and pay for a professional photo or video — they’re amazing if you want that classic Bali swing moment! 🎥💃 But there are also lovely free spots around the terraces where you can take great photos without spending extra. Just explore a little and you’ll find beautiful angles with fewer crowds. Highly recommend going early in the morning for the best light and a peaceful atmosphere. ✨

These terraces are located closest to Ubud and are by far the most popular with tourists. Admission is free, but you can pay a voluntary fee. They are beautifully maintained, with many spots and viewpoints for beautiful photos. It's worth sitting down at a nearby restaurant (there are many to choose from) for a drink or a meal and admiring the rice terraces from a different perspective. A phenomenal place. I won't say more. It's a must-see.

Absolutely stunning place! 🌾 The Tegallalang Rice Terraces are one of the most beautiful spots in Bali. You can walk along the narrow paths through the rice fields and enjoy the amazing view of the terraced hills. It’s peaceful, refreshing, and a great way to connect with nature. Perfect for travelers, families with kids, or even teens who want to learn about local farming and Balinese culture. Don’t forget to stop by one of the small cafés around for a coconut or coffee while enjoying the scenery. Highly recommend visiting early morning or before sunset for the best experience! 🌅✨

Spectacular place to visit. I HIGHLY recommend going there around sunrise. I was let in at 6:30am and i was the only one there for a good 30 mins. To be left to your own devices in a UNESCO World Heritage Site is out of this world. Stunning scenery every way you look. Great for photographers

The best time to visit is just before sunset, when the atmosphere is calm, traffic is lighter, and the area is pleasantly cool. The entrance fee is very affordable and already includes parking. Along the trail, several small local vendors offer refreshments — a simple yet meaningful way to support the community during your visit. What makes this destination truly special is its commitment to preserving the natural landscape while empowering the local residents. A serene and sustainable experience that reflects the authentic beauty of Bali.

Absolutely breathtaking! Tegallalang Rice Terrace is one of the most stunning places in Bali — the layered green fields, fresh air, and peaceful atmosphere make it unforgettable. The views are picture-perfect from every angle, and walking through the terraces feels like stepping into a postcard. A must-visit spot that truly captures the beauty of Bali!

This was a beautiful experience. I was so excited to explore rice fields and this didn't disappoint. The green colors were vibrant and the many layers of the terrace were beautiful. They have the option to do zip line, swing, Aladin carpet ride, and superman. All great options to explore the beauty of the fields.

Nice place to walk not far from the city. You have a good walking trail, but most of it expose to the sun. You can't go of the walking way to gind you a nice quit place in the wood. On start from south you can reach the river. On the north point you have some galeres and coffee shoe. If you need to get by walk to your entry point, start from south because there is a hilll to go, and it will be nicer to go down after you finish you walking.

Beautiful walk. Lots of up and down and stairs. If someone has trouble walking won't be too good for them. It is very hot as well. This Campuhan Ridge Walk can be a leisurely hike and takes around 30 to 45 minutes each way. Ofcourse depending on your pace and how often you stop for photos. I didn't go too far as it was very hot and humid but the entire round trip can be completed in about 1.5 hours. I also recommend wearing comfortable sneakers or walking shoes because the path is uneven in some places. If you plan to explore the nearby villages or stop at one of the cafés along the way, you might want to allow a bit more time. I stopped at a beautiful temple to visit just before starting the trail, so I would probably dedicate half a day to this visit. Lush greenery everywhere. It's free to enter the place.

Very pretty walk, totally mapped out so you won’t get lost. I wish there was more of a loop but I basically stop at a cute cafe called Draniki get a juice and go back the way I came. It’s a good, relaxing way to get your steps in away from the town. But it’s not really a hike for anyone looking for a challenge.

I was interested in visiting Campuhan Ridge Walk because many of my friends recommended it. As someone who loves hiking and walking, the Campuhan Ridge Walk was definitely something I didn’t want to miss during my stay in Ubud. I started my walk at 7 AM, and I think it was the perfect time. The trail is about 2 km long with beautiful scenery along the way. It wasn’t crowded in the morning, though I still passed a few people walking or jogging. Some brought their kids, and I also saw several people walking with their dogs. I loved walking slowly along the neatly paved path. It took me around one hour to reach Pura Gunung Lebah. There are no restaurants or convenience stores along the trail, so it’s important to bring your own water. There are also no public toilets along the way, but once you reach the village area, you’ll find restaurants and small shops. In the village, you can also see art galleries, villas, and more places to explore. Historically, the Campuhan Ridge was originally a meditation path used by the priest who built Pura Gunung Lebah. With time, the temple and the trail became an important spiritual center in the Ubud area. As the local community grew, the surroundings developed into residential areas. And with the growth of tourism in Ubud, the ridge walk eventually became one of the must-visit spots. Even so, I can still feel the spiritual atmosphere when walking slowly along the trail—enjoying the beautiful scenery, the fresh air, and the calm environment.

The pavement/walkway was so clean and serene. Come early to avoid the heat. I didn't go all the way to the other side but you can enjoy the calm village view and had smoothie, fruits or coffee on your way.

Amazing trek but the walk is not suitable for children and prams. The hills are steep and the steps are crooked and easy to trip over. I saw a local trip and fall on my visit here. Be careful, wear good shoes. I would recommend not going on a hot day as there aren’t any air conditioned areas at the end point.

The Campuhan Ridge Walk in Ubud is a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of Ubud itself — the path is easy winding along the top of the ridge through green hills, tall grasses, and endless views. The walk starts near the bridge and river at the bottom and winds up past the beautiful old temple and opens up into a most scenic walk We used the Voicemap app for a self-guided tour, and it made the walk even more interesting. It pointed out things we might’ve missed — the different grasses swaying along the ridge, the birds and insect life, the history of the path, and even the story of how those two famous palm trees ended up there! Toward the end, it also mentions that you can keep going down into the rice fields if you want to explore further. The app explores the history of Ubud too and lots of other interesting stories. We went early in the morning before the heat and humidity of the day, if youre going later take a hat or umbrella and was amazed at the amount of people talking their morning walk along there. The views are lovely and it’s a calm, refreshing way to start the day in Ubud. The Ridge is not far from the main road and easy to wander back ready for the day ahead.

It was ok, but be aware that visitors are not allowed inside the temple at all, so all you get to see for the entrance fee is the gardens and ponds at the front. They're pretty, for sure, but it's not quite what we were expecting. I understand it's culturally important and they don't want to be overrun with tourists, but it's disappointing to get there and find out you can't actually see the best bits. The front also houses a Starbucks (!!!) and big restaurant, so it's not exactly capturing the authentic temple feel.

A very beautiful landmark in the heart of central Ubud. Very close to the Ubud Palace and is a must visit place. There is of course entrance fees to be paid. All visitors are provided traditional attire and it looks really nice. There are cultural performances every evening. A lot of restaurants and cafes are there within the compound and nearby.

Pura Taman Kemuda (Saraswati Temple) is absolutely magical. The moment you walk in, you feel the calm energy of the place. The lotus pond is stunning — peaceful, dreamy, and perfect for photos — and the temple’s carvings and architecture are incredibly detailed and full of soul. It’s one of those spots in Ubud where you can slow down, breathe, and really feel Bali’s spiritual side. Even with visitors around, the atmosphere stays serene. I loved every minute here. A must-visit if you’re in Ubud. ✨🌺

Disappointing After seeing this online, I was very keen to visit. However, after I was left disappointed. It appears they have made some renovations/changes this year and not for the most positive. The stepping stones have been added to the lily pad ponds but I’m not sure if that’s to the detriment of the lily pads…. Didn’t look as healthy as previous photos. The main area of the temple is no longer public accessible so you’re really just seeing the front garden. Which you could just look at from the road without paying the entrance fee. The traditional Balinese dress is required to be worn, but is just passed onto the next person and on a hot day is very sweaty and grubby. Also just comes in one size. So if you are a bit taller or wider it doesn’t fit correctly and just probs make a bit of a mockery of it all rather than being culturally sensitive

Pura Taman Saraswati is one of the most beautiful Hindu temples that I visited during my stay in Bali. It's known also as the Water Palace of Ubud because of its lotus ponds: you can walk on them thanks to round decorated stones that create a path. All the visitors are given the same purple coat that matches the colour of the ornaments of the temple.

If you buy tickets online they will be cheaper than at the entrance. Dress in traditional clothes. Honestly, I think you need to come here early in the morning, as we were there at 12 noon and there were a lot of people, it was hard to take photos. The temple itself, the architecture and the decor are very cool.

60000 IDR for entrance fee you must wear the sarong and shirt, its free for rental beautiful temple with lotus pond, got a restaurant inside

Most of the prices are 3x the selling price we see at stores in Sanur Harbor. Even if you haggle, you will just be able to haggle it to the original selling price. So don’t buy unless you don’t have time to look elsewhere or want a challenge to haggle until you deem the price is worth the item. We were able to buy some items that I didn’t see in other places like the patched up pants.

A vibrant place full of handicrafts, souvenirs, and Balinese art. Prices can be quite expensive, so make sure you have good bargaining skills. Parking is a bit difficult, but aside from that, it’s a great spot to explore and experience the local atmosphere.

A large market with many similar stalls—it can feel a bit repetitive, as most shops sell the same items. Prices are inflated for tourists, so bargaining is expected, and you can often bring the price down by half or more, which makes it hard to know the real value. While the setting is lively and picturesque, giving you a nice spot to wander if you’re already in the area, it feels more tourist-oriented than authentic. We noticed the same goods being sold in many other parts of Bali, so don’t expect unique local craftsmanship here. Do check out the second floor if you visit, but overall, I wouldn’t return as it lacked originality.

Ubud Art Market is a vibrant and colorful place that truly reflects the artistic soul of Bali. Located right in the heart of Ubud, this market is packed with beautiful handmade items — from wooden carvings and rattan bags to batik clothes, paintings, and jewelry. Every corner is filled with creativity and craftsmanship, making it a must-visit for anyone who loves local art and culture. One of the best parts of shopping here is the bargaining experience. The initial price that vendors quote is usually much higher than the actual selling value, so don’t hesitate to negotiate — it’s part of the fun! In many cases, you can get items for half or even one-third of the first price if you bargain politely and with a smile. For example, if something starts at 300,000 IDR, you can often get it for around 100,000 IDR or even less. It’s a great feeling when you walk away with a good deal while supporting local artisans. Just take your time, explore the different stalls, and enjoy the friendly conversations with the sellers. Overall, Ubud Art Market is not just a shopping stop — it’s a cultural experience where your bargaining skills can truly shine!

Products are costly here because tourists place. Shop owners know this. But you can get products in cheap prices after bargain. You can easily bargain 50% less price and shop owners will agree. I purchased the similar products outside the market with less price and same quality. Rest, Street Style Market, you have to walk a lot between the shops. Must Visit but do not buy anything unless you really liked it. Check out the images for more information.

Pretty big market full of souvenirs and clothes. Everyone is happy to bargain, basically the price they tell you at first is always highly overpriced. If the say something cost 300k you can buy it at 150k easily or start bargaining and get it down to 50-100k rupees. Never ever accept initial pricing. We bought a bunch of souvenirs and clothes here. Pricing for the magnets is about +-20k, most of the clothes (tshirts, shorts, etc) you can get at 50-100k.

Lovely place to get all your bits and pieces to take back home. Shop owners didnt really push you to buy like I've experienced at Kuta market.

This was my 4th time visiting the monkey forest and I loved it. Despite what you hear about monkey aggression, you just have to follow the rules and signs. I did make eye contact with a monkey by accident and it grabbed me which I found quite funny to be honest. It didn’t hurt me, and it was my mistake lol. To add to that, I have never been attacked or seen anyone badly injured here. Honestly, it was heartwarming to see the local Balinese bonding and feeding the monkeys, you can tell they are trained and know what they are doing. I really enjoy the fact that these monkeys are able to free roam. It may be scary for humans, but it is great that they are not chained or caged. It is so nice to see the Balinese genuinely care for these gorgeous animals. At the end of the day, you are in the monkeys home. Treat them with respect and they shall leave you be. It’s a really beautiful and breezy area. The natural landscape of this place is breathtaking.

A nice casual walk in the park. There are a lot of monkeys but they are not aggressive. There are conservation staff around to park to ensure that the interactions between the guests and monkeys are safe and ethical. The monkeys are not particularly afraid of humans and may climb onto a person, although no feeding is allowed. Most part of the park is shaded and in forest area. Bring bug spray. There’s a nice and easy walking trail through the forest and lots of relics to look at.

Such a magical and unforgettable experience! The Monkey Forest Sanctuary is absolutely beautiful, lush, peaceful, and filled with nature’s charm. The monkeys are playful and fun to watch (just keep your belongings safe!). I loved how well-maintained and organized the place is, with helpful staff and clear paths through the forest and temples. It’s the perfect mix of adventure, culture, and nature all in one spot. A must-visit when in Ubud!

Surpassed any expectations I have had about the sanctuary. I was a bit scared and nervous coming to the place. However, if you follow the rules, monkey will leave you alone and do they own things and they're very useo to human. It was an amazing experience to observe the monkeys in their habitat. The place was very well maintained and reasonable price for entry tickets.

Great place to visit! I had a really nice time walking through this tropical forest filled with monkeys. There are plenty of them everywhere, and watching them was a lot of fun. The whole walk was relaxing and enjoyable. Definitely worth a stop when you’re in Ubud.

This place is absolutely beautiful, magical, and full of wanderlust energy! Monkeys are everywhere swinging from trees, lounging on railings, and living their best lives. The forest itself feels like stepping into another world, surrounded by lush greenery and ancient temples covered in moss. It’s incredible to watch these monkeys up close (just hold onto your belongings!). I had such a fun and unforgettable experience here. The monkeys truly seem to be living great lives in their sacred jungle home.

Be careful >< I had some Keychain on my bag, Litteraly at the exit, one monkey took 2 of them.. I was able to grab one back. Anyways don't have anything outside the bag, water, Keychain ecc, no sunglasses and I would be careful also with earrings. We needed like an hour to see everything inside, it's nice and the monkey are mostly doing their things, eating, running ecc. I did not pay for have my photo taken, if I remember correctly was 50k for the service. Just be respectful, I took photo of the monkey but didn't get to near, just walk and leave them alone. When there's a lot of people can be stressful for them.

Used to be a UNESCO SITE, this temple is well preserved and should continue to be. Entrance fee includes temporary sarong rent which makes sense for tourists and doesn't feel rip off. There are guides at sites but they are not pushy for business. Used as a sanctuary for both Hinduism and Buddhism, you could see two religions in one. There's also a Buddha temple right at the end but it seems neglected. Overall, worth a visit especially if you are interested in cultural understanding.

This is temple in bali where Pooja is still carried out in a temple. Nice temple of Lord Ganesha and Shiva . It also has an idol of lord Buddha. The place has a nice spring and whole temple seems to be in the midst of a forest. Temple can be better maintained as there are entrance fees for the same .

This was the highlight and a great location to end out day. We arrived approx. 17:30 (closure at 18:00). It was empty and peaceful, which made it all the more special and a great location to see. One to recommend however be warned, there is a fait bit to decend and climb, all worth it though. There is also a smallish waterfall, secluded and covered by massive forest. Entry cost is R50k pp. Must see.

A very spiritual temple in Bali. Worth visiting while in Ubud. We went there during a local ceremony and saw the place decked up in traditional decorations. People were offering puja in ceremonial attire. The compound is huge with its own water fall and garden. The inside of the temple is sacred and the atmosphere feels divine. There are quite a few steps to be climbed up and down. Take your time and explore the surroundings.

It's not big cave. Inside cave there are statues of God. If in hurry one can skip this place. Architecture of entrance is different. However, road to buddha temple from their is beautiful. Nature lover will find it worth visiting.

Goa Gajah temple is one of the visiting places in Bali. The temple has entrance fee of 50000 rupai per person and temple closes by 6 pm. There is a big center with shopping stalls around. I strongly recommend to visit Goa Gajah. If you dont have enough time, just see from the top of the temple before the entry.

Cool locking cave. Some nice small temple structures. Wasn't very crowded when we got there but a lot of people want to sell you stuff or be your guide. You feel the place is made for a lot of tourists. The waterfall isn't that impressive and also very dirty.

The concept of this shopping centre is out of the box and it's very refreshing to walk around it. It has almost all the notable brands like Zara, H & M, Uniqlo etc. The food court area is big too but major food brands are missing here. The beach view from their top floor is very pleasing and seeing sunset from there is an experience to have. It's highly recommended to whoever is visiting Bali.

Nice and cozy place to hang out or walk around. The open-air design feels fresh with lots of greenery. Plenty of stores from famous brands to local food spots. The location is perfect, right in front of the beach… this is a great place to enjoy the sunset. Parking can be a bit tricky when it’s crowded though.

The heat in Bali is no joke, but honestly, that’s what makes the combo of beaches + shopping malls so perfect. One moment you’re lying lazily on a sunbed, toes in the sand, cooling off in the waves 🌊 and then you’re wandering through an air-conditioned mall, checking out local finds. From salty sea breezes to cool AC winds — this balance feels like real vacation living

It's a very beautiful mall with highend branded stores with wide parking area. Also have Atm hub in the basement. For sweet tooth🍦🍰🍭🍫 they can easily find the candylicious store at ground floor. Smooth security checkin. Even on weekends you can find the things very smooth. For scooty and bikes people can easily park in front of the shopping centre near the kuta beach. I personally loved it coz they have, salon, nailartist, eateries, inside one hub. They have koi moi fish pond in front of candilicious which enhance the beauty✨😍 must visit if you are in kuta Indonesia🇮🇩

Spent 3 hours here this morning. Has a lot of premium brand stores. Very competitively priced. Staff very helpful. Highlight of the visit was the Pop Mart store. Some good restaurants. Good shops for gifts, high quality snacks and cosmetics. Lots of options.

Big shopping centre and a refuge from the city. Had a nice sushi bar. Should have more air-conditioning though, it was extremely humid. Also the music is way too loud in several parts of the mall.

Beachwalk Shopping Centre is one of the nicest malls in Bali! It’s open-air, beautifully designed, and right across from Kuta Beach — perfect for shopping, dining, or just relaxing. There’s a great mix of international brands, cafes, and restaurants. A must-visit spot if you’re around Kuta!

Aggressive monkey alert. You know this is a major problem if the guides have to remind guests not to wear jewelry, be alert at all times, and are patrolling the area to shoo monkeys away. In a span of 30min, we witnessed monkeys stealing hats off visitors heads, water bottles stolen, handphones lifted from open bags and swarming towards people holding plastic bags. Also watch out for monkeys coming up the cliff walls. I would not visit this place because spectacles might get snatched and smashed. The kecak dance queues are incredibly long and guests wait a long time in the heat to get a choice of seats. It felt like a tourist trap, so if you're interested in jist the sunset views, feel free to skip the dance and enjoy the temple views. Unfortunately, it was a very cloudy day when we visited so we couldn't get a good sunset shot. The entire grounds could be covered in less than 30min so plan your trip well for sunset if that's your only goal. It is 50k pax for temple only visit (no dance) and we paid in cash. Temple requires legs to be covered so long sashes are freely available at the entrance for those who are not wearing long pants/shorts. I would suggest visiting their website for a map of the grounds.

Great place to explore dharmic side of Bali. But access to worship area is totally restricted that was a bit disappointing for practicing Hindu like me. Still a good place to visit. And don’t miss Kechak dance there.

Amazing views from the cliff to admire Indian Ocean. Every evening there’s Kecak dance show you can watch during sunset (6pm and 7pm). Be aware of the monkeys - they like to mess up and steal your goods including sunglasses and phones! I recommend to come before sunset for the best views and stay till it gets dark.

The views are amazing. It's very hot during the sunny weather so make sure to take a hat/umbrella for the sun and some water(you can't buy it inside). Beware of the monkeys as they are very plucky and might try to take your belongings. I don't think they are aggressive enough to fight or bite you though. There are guards everywhere around which are looking out for them and will help you to retrieve your stuff if they steal it.

Great experience watched kecak dance at golden hour. Amazing sunset, beautiful cliff edge with clear skies and powerfull waves. One of must visit place in Bali. Allert! Monkeys are very aggressive. Make sure to follow instructions from the guide.

Beautiful place to visit! Lots of culture, lots of beautiful views, lots of monkeys. Despite the other recent reviews, the monkeys didn't come near me. As with any tourist attraction the earlier you get here the better.

The views are amazing, one of the best that we have seen from lot of countries. However for temple you need to buy separate tickets. Even if you have to just watch Kecak dance then also you have to buy separate tickets for temple entry which is wrong.

What a great beach to learn to surf at. Great instructors. And there is a bit of shade from the harsh bali sun. Be prepared to walk up and down 100 or so steep stairs.

Prettiest beach I have seen in bali - it easily became my favorite. It is rather small, but that’s what makes it cozy. Didn’t get a chance to surf here but waves seem chill and beginner friendly compared to other parts of bali. Beach was quite crowded on Friday past noon, but still worth visiting💯 Sidenote: -has entrance fee -will see some monkeys -has 2 not-so-clean bathroom and 3 showers, no area to change -need to walk up and down steep steps to reach the beach area, could be difficult for elders or kids if you are traveling as a family

A magical beach with cinematic beauty and spiritual calm. Padang Padang Beach is one of those places that truly lives up to the photos. Tucked below towering cliffs, it’s small, golden, and framed by turquoise water that sparkles in the sun. You enter through a narrow limestone passageway, almost like stepping into a secret world — and when the view opens, it takes your breath away. This beach became famous after the movie Eat Pray Love was filmed here, and you can instantly feel why — it has that same romantic, peaceful, self-discovery energy that Bali is known for. 🌿 It’s also a surfer’s paradise, so expect crowds of surfers waiting for the perfect wave, especially in the late afternoon. If you prefer quiet, come early morning when the tide is soft and the light glows gently on the water. There’s only one restaurant right on the beach — simple, local, and great for fresh coconuts or a light meal after swimming. Bring cash, as there are no ATMs nearby, and a small fee is collected at the entrance for parking and beach access. Be mindful of the monkeys near the stairs — they’re cheeky and quick, so hold on to sunglasses and jewelry! This is a place to slow down, connect with the ocean, and simply breathe. Whether you come for the surf, the views, or a quiet moment of reflection, Padang Padang Beach reminds you of Bali’s pure, soulful beauty. ✨ Shared on my journey of mindful travel, yoga & ocean calm at @AlwaysInYogaFlow

Small but gorgeous. Even without the typical sunny Bali weather, the mist and soft light made Padang Padang feel peaceful and strikingly beautiful. Perfect for a relaxed visit watching surfers or actually surfing!

Great beach with calm water and white sand. It can get crowded, but it’s worth it. You’ll be surrounded by monkeys, which is a fun surprise. Be prepared for about 100 steps down and up, your cardio for the day! Fantastic.

Love this beach!!!!! Best one i ever been. Definitely recommend to go early in morning (opens at 7) before 10am for sure, because then, you can enjoy it with less crowds, and there will be more natural shades

Very nice beach, a perfect view here! Here might be the only place where you can swim in Bali. But the toilets are dirty, shower area is not enough.

Waterbom Bali = 10/10 🌊✨ I recently visited Waterbom Bali, and I have to say it’s one of the best waterparks I’ve ever been to. The park offers a wide variety of attractions, from thrilling slides to relaxing areas, with different zones designed to suit all ages and preferences. The facilities are excellent, very well-organized, and spotless, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. The staff and team members were friendly, helpful, and made everything easy. Overall, I highly recommend visiting—whether you’re with family, friends, or just looking for a fun day out.

A great aqua park with the Bali jungle theme. I knew why it's one of the top ranked parks worldwide. Although the place is not huge, it has all the facilities, food, lockers & showers with high quality. Very well organized. All rides are suitable for family except one or 2 which are super extreme. The working crew is very helpful. No food is allowed inside.

What a fun day at waterbom!!! The best water park ever!!! The place is huge & nice. Definitely worth it. Families or groups so recommended to come to this place. They have big parking area. The service also very good, all the staff are nice, friendly & helpful. But sadly for the changing room only the front one near the exit door that have shower. They should put also for the second one behind. They have a small store also. You can buy some merchandise from there. Not allowed to bring your food from outside. But thef food here also expensivet🙈. Overall what a nice place!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Waterbom Bali – A Perfect Family Day Out! An absolutely fantastic day! The park is clean, well-organised, and has something for everyone — from big adrenaline slides to relaxing lazy rivers. Staff were friendly and safety-focused, which made the whole experience feel really comfortable, especially with kids. The grounds are beautiful, the food options were great, and the queues moved quickly. A highlight of our Bali trip — we could’ve stayed all day! Highly recommend for families, couples, or anyone wanting a fun, safe, and memorable day in Bali. 🌴💦🎢

Awesome day out. Very clean, safe and friendly. Queuing was not a problem - just go for the rides with small queues and save the popular ones for lunchtime or the end of the day. Place was pretty much empty by 5pm. My boy had an absolute blast!

A trip to Bali just isn’t complete without hitting up Waterbom. This place is unreal. Everything is so well thought-out, super clean, and there are friendly staff and lifeguards everywhere keeping an eye on things with big smiles. The slides are an absolute blast – thrilling, exciting, and had us screaming and laughing non-stop. My kids were in heaven all day, didn’t want to leave, and keep asking when we’re going back. Hands-down the best water park day we’ve ever had! 🌊✨

We loved everything in tge waterpark. We took all the slides and they were so so fun! We couldn’t decide our favorite, every single one was so fun! The staff were super helpful. We ate so much gelato because it was that good! The lazy river was a great way to relax after a high adrenaline slide. We absolutely loved it. 10/10 experience. Highly recommended!

Fall is good but quite far away from the viewpoint. No proper way except hiking to reach near the fall and enjoy at the fullest. You need to be fit to roam around. Facilities need to be elevated in the area for a better experience

One of the most easily accessible waterfalls in Bali. Although there is a flight of stairs to reach the fall, the steps are not that steep and has enough space to take rest for a while climbing up or down. There is a lively club called Omma and it is very beautiful. The fall is very popular among tourists specially with family and kids. People can easily take a dip in the waist deep water. A very photogenic spot and one should spend some time there. Sit back and relax for a while.

Tegenungan is one the most famous waterfalls in Bali and also one of the highest in the Ubud area with its 15 meters. It generates from Petanu river. The bottom pool can be reached by going down some stairs and you can swim into it. The upper level can be reached by going up other stairs, but requires an additional payment.

Nice scenic view of the waterfall and the nearby Glass Bridge. There's a hotel overlooking the waterfall and some shallow water for swimming. Getting down to the river is a steep descend and after that you need to climb back to the top. The height of each step is a stretch and not suitable for the elderly, children and people with mobility issues.

I visited Tegenungan Waterfall during my time in Bali, and it was a beautiful and refreshing experience. The waterfall itself is stunning — powerful, scenic, and surrounded by lush greenery that makes for an incredible backdrop. Whether you’re standing at the bottom taking in the full force of the falls or viewing it from higher up along the pathways, it’s a sight that really captures the natural beauty Bali is known for. There are multiple viewing points and photo opportunities, so you can take your time exploring and snapping pictures along the way. The walk down to the waterfall does require navigating stairs and some uneven areas, so be prepared for a bit of a workout — especially when you’re making your way back up. But the views and the sound of the rushing water are worth the effort. The surrounding area has also been built up with cafes, swings, and little spots to sit and take in the scenery, so you can make it a nice relaxed visit if you want to stay a while. It can get crowded, especially during peak times, but even with other visitors around, the atmosphere still feels peaceful and enjoyable. Overall, Tegenungan Waterfall is a beautiful stop for nature lovers, photographers, or anyone wanting a little adventure paired with gorgeous scenery. If you’re exploring the Ubud area, it’s definitely worth adding to your itinerary.

Nice waterfall and restaurants with a view on the waterfall. I was here in off season and crowds were acceptable. During high season I expect too much tourist. You can dip yourself in the water but beginning is a bit rocky to walk into.

Lovely location by the waterfalls and surrounding area. Busy during peak periods but equally hot, hot, hot! Loads to eat and drink and relax! NICE 👌🏽

Besakih Temple is the largest Hindu Temple in the island of Bali, built on the slope of Mount Agung: to be precise it's a complex of 25 different but related temples. The entrance is marked by a "Candi Bentar", the famous split gateway that can be found all over Bali. Unfortunately when I visited there was bad weather so I couldn't enjoy the view of the surroundings. The temple itself is quite nice.

The temple itself is absolutely breathtaking — peaceful, grand, and well worth the visit. The views are stunning, and the site is truly a gem. However, the management and organisation seriously undermine the overall experience. The mandatory payment for a guide is completely pointless — the guide service adds no real value. In our case, the guide seemed far more interested in pushing us toward nearby shops offering photography services and souvenirs than actually explaining anything about the temple. When we firmly refused to buy or use any of those services, he simply left us mid-tour, and we ended up exploring the site on our own. The shuttle service from the entry point to the temple is another disappointment. It’s one-way only, which is not mentioned anywhere on the ticket — a very poor system, especially since the shuttles return empty after dropping visitors off. It’s a real pity because the temple and surroundings are magnificent, but the experience is overshadowed by poor management, lack of transparency, and unprofessional behaviour from the guides. I genuinely hope the authorities address these issues so that future visitors can enjoy this beautiful place without unnecessary frustration.

This Besakih Great Temple "Mother Temple" is such an amazing place.. The place itself is good but be careful from those people who will offer you to take a great pictures as the shot taken was not as nice as what we expect and they will ask you huge amount of money.. One guy offer us to take us our picture for 50,000IDR for 8 shots, then eventually ask 150,000IDR after the picture taking and the result was hilarious. The pictures I posted here is self captured not really proffesionally done but still better from those picture that was taken by the paid photographer. Overall the place was amazing and this is where you can appreciates indonesian culture.

Visiting Pura Besakih, the Mother Temple of Bali, was an unforgettable experience. The complex is enormous and filled with history, spirituality, and breathtaking architecture. Walking through its many levels with Mount Agung rising in the background truly feels magical. What impressed me most was the atmosphere – it’s both deeply spiritual and welcoming. The views over the mountains and rice terraces are absolutely stunning, especially when the clouds move around the volcano. If you want to experience the heart of Balinese culture and spirituality, this is definitely a place not to miss.

Beautiful temple! I visit 11/19/25 the first day of Galungan. There was ample parking, no wait times, and a free tram up the hill. Though there was a lot of construction and solicitors, my guide and I were able to scale the hill where I took many pictures and learned about how the temples were organized.

This is the mother of all the Temples in Bali. Every sect in Bali has been allotted their own temple in and around this complex. We went.around 4pm so there were no tourists. Plus this place is being revered and worshipped by all the Hindus there so foreigners need to be mindful and respect their traditions. Guide is included as part of the ticket for foreigners. But guide may still expect some tips. It is optional but you xan use your own judgement and not yield to any pressure. There is also no need to buy offerings and you xan simply decline if you don't want to go their prayer place in the main temple. If you go late in the evening wait until you get sunset. The whole place is magical during sunset with zero crowd

Large temple, very touristic but nice to see, for 150.000 you go with a guide and an electric shuttle bro gs you up the hill. During our visit (November) it is very quiet that why the are renovating parts off the temple. The guides inform you about history, they start to build at the year 800 till 1300 for the first part. Do not forget to have some money for tips (they ask for it 🙃) and the toilets or shops

The view was breathtaking! We can see the Mount Rinjani from the summit. Went there via the Edelweis Basecamp. For time and energy saving we can use ‘ojek’ (bike service) from basecamp for IDR 100K one way. The track to camp site was quite easy with only around 30 minutes to 1 hour from 1 point to another. The challenging part was the summit. The slope of the track is about 45 degrees all the way to the first peak point. But is all worth the view!

Mt Agung (the highest volcano in Bali) It’s quite a challenging trek! It starts at midnight and finishes by midday, taking around 12 hours, including short breaks. The Trek covers 15km and has an elevation gain of 1850 meters. Trek pretty rough, rocky, gravelly, and sandy. Need climbing and crawling involved. Hard part is going downhill it was very slippery, and I ended up slipping more times than I can count, At one point, I wished for a helicopter rescue 😂, which fun experience!!! It's payoff, surrounded by mesmerising views at the very top of the clouds!!!

Her majesty!!! Wonderful experience Was super hard to climb with no sleep all night and super cold weather upthere . We had wonderful guide with us .thanks to him looking after 3 of us Stunning sunrice Stunning the sea of clouds Its just Wonderful Wonderful trecking I hope the hiker people who camping will keep their rubbish and keep the mountain clean!! Lots of rubbish on the way down . Pls look after the nature .

Amazing experience climbing the volcano. Trail is well defined and easy to follow. I did the hike on my own, it is absolutely doable, not as hard as I expected based on previous reviews. It is demanding, as it starts going up and it doesn't stop until you reach the top, with an average gradient of 20% (this changes from section to section) You're approximately the easy section (well defined path) for about 5.5 kms, thereafter, the difficult part through the rocks begins, where you cannot just walk through, but have to somewhat climb through it, that part kast about 1 km but is the part that takes the longest compared to the rest of the hike. Thereafter you're already close to the summit and it's only a breathtaking walk through the crater, which is easy, but sure footage is still required. I had no guide, but registration and fee is required. With good fitness, the hike to the summit took me about 3-3:30 hours and then a couple of hours down. The going down is quiet taxing on the knees. The entire hike is very much worth it and when you reach the summit it is just amazing. An overwhelming experience that makes you feel connected to the world and very much at peace. If you plan on camping in between, there are plenty of possible camping sites throughout the climb.

Pasar Agung temple to the summer route. Its shorter than the Besakih Temple route. Its steep and lots of scrambling involved. Well worth the effort for beautiful sunrise views over Mt Rinjani in Lombok and south Bali.

Second hiking to roof top of Bali Island Amazing view. Clear and blue sky. The trek downhill is waooow

2nd time hiking up Mt Agung. This time from Pasar Agung temple. Rewarded with fantastic views on sunrise and Mt Rinjani. It is a steep hike and lots of scrambling involved. This is a shorter route than hiking from Besakih Temple. 4 hours up and 3 1/2 hours down with a 30 min break at the campsite both ways. I highly recommend this route if people want a shorter route to the top

Huge praise to the amazing diving team at Liberty Wreck Dive! The whole crew was professional, friendly, and made us feel safe and comfortable throughout. The environment was perfect—calm, well-organized, and truly the best diving experience we’ve had in Tulamben, Bali. Unforgettable memories!

Komang led me on a fantastic dive on the Liberty Wreck in Tulamben. He was very professional and organised and made sure that I was always safe on my dive. The wreck was covered in beautiful corals and the sea life was prolific. We saw such a variety of small fish, as well as a white tip shark and giant turtle. Komang used his GoPro and took many beautiful short videos, which is a nice bonus as now I can look back on the dive and identity all the things I might have forgotten. I will definitely dive with this company again and highly recommend Komang.

I had a wonderful experience with Liberty Wreck Dive! The team was incredibly professional, friendly, and always went the extra mile to make sure every diver felt safe and well taken care of. Their attention to detail and dedication to safety really stood out, and it gave me full confidence to just relax and enjoy the dives. Highly recommended dive centre for anyone coming to Bali! 🌊🤿

We dove with Komang in Nusa Penida, Padangbai, even though his dive centre is actually in Tulamben. For our group of 7, he arranged 2 local dive masters from Padangbai, so we had 3 guides in total. Komang also joined us on day 2 and 3 to look after us, especially since the waters at Padangbai were quite rough. All of them were super attentive and skilled, which made us feel safe and comfortable throughout the dives — and we all came back safely. They were also very helpful with setting up our diving gear, and the boat was in great condition — clean and looking quite new.

2 amazing dives with Oman. A good, relax and professional diver. Oman took care of us properly, payed us fruits, biscuits, drinks and gave us many pictures and gopro videos for free!!

Very nice and supportive local company!One-on-one with coach, always checking on you while diving, feeling super safe for first-time diver! Highly recommend!

Komang was outstanding. It was very easy to setup our dive from Ubud, he passed along a contact for transport to/from Ubud. We did two dives. One all the way around the ship, one spending more time along the middle of the ship. I highly recommend diving here, easy, fast, safe, and friendly.

Good beaches in the islands of Bali areas. I like for walking beside beaches front and enjoying nature environments and local foods.

Not the most attractive beach to be honest and very dirty in places. Plenty of resorts along the beach where you can go to the pools(for a fee). Plenty of food outlets across the whole spectrum of quality (😂) and a massive shopping mall along the boardwalk. Extremely tourist oriented and very busy.

This beach is filled with tourists, yet the ambiance feels relaxed and calm. Biked with my son along the path. Shops, food stalls around, Icon Mall Bali is here as well. (End of July 2025)

Sanur Beach is hands down my favorite sunrise spot in Bali. The vibe here is so much more relaxed compared to the busier southern beaches. I love how the golden morning light hits the traditional jukung fishing boats lined up along the shore - it's absolutely magical. What makes it 5-star worthy: - The calm turquoise waters are perfect for swimming (no crazy waves here) - The 5km paved beach walk is ideal for morning jogs or bike rides - Local warungs serve amazing nasi campur right on the sand - Less crowded than Kuta/Seminyak but still has great amenities - Stunning sunrise views over Nusa Penida on clear days Don't miss: ✓ Breakfast at one of the beachfront cafes ✓ Renting a bike to explore the coastline ✓ The Sunday morning market when it's on Pro tips: 1. Arrive by 5:30am for prime sunrise viewing 2. Bring small cash for fresh coconut vendors 3. Water shoes help with some rocky sections Sanur proves you don't need wild parties to have an amazing beach experience. The peaceful atmosphere, gorgeous views, and local charm make it my top-rated beach in Bali. Perfect for families, couples, or anyone needing a tranquil escape!

I think this beach was alternative for those who didn't really like crowds It wasn't so crowd like kita There were many cafes for drinking coffe or eating snacks Not so far from that, there is a mosque there If you stay at Prime Hotel, this beach is the nearest

​You can enter just by paying a parking fee of 3,000 IDR. It's a favorite spot for jogging and cycling along the beach. There are also many cafes here with a wide selection of food. This is one of the best spots for sunrise.

Very beautiful place , if you are in Bali then dont miss this chance go to Nausa pendia via fairy fron Sanur . Bech is also very clean and lovely.

A quiet but nice beach, mostly accommodating to hotel guests who are staying along this beach. There are restaurants as well along the beach, for enjoy the view with some food and drinks. Visited in April 2025.

Probably the nicest beach for swimming, close to main areas of Bali, easily accessible and plenty of beach side bars and cafes. Avoid hotel outlets as they will charge you exorbitant prices.

Beautiful and peaceful beach! The water is super clear, the sand is clean, and it’s perfect for a relaxing swim or just chilling by the shore. One of the calmest and most scenic spots in Bali! 🌊☀️🌴

Nice Beach, loving it. Definitely, I will plan again to spend more time during my next trip to Bali on Nusa dua beach. Clear blue water looks mind-blowing. Amazing.

The beach is nice from afar but the closer you look the more washed up trash on the beach you will see. If you swim or snorkel you will be shocked with the amount of trash. Much is from offerings which have many items wrapped in plastic and much is from tourists or washed in from river outlets. Also being a beach in a huge tourist complex it lacks the charm of Bali and could be another beach in the World in a gated tourist resort.

Nusa Dua Beach is absolutely beautiful and one of the highlights of our trip. The water is calm and inviting, and the beach itself is clean and well kept. What really made it special for us were the sunrises. Waking up early and walking down to the gazebos to watch the sky change colors was unforgettable. It is the kind of place that feels peaceful and safe, where you can truly relax and take in the beauty around you. The little lookout spots with gazebos added such a unique charm and made it easy to just sit back and appreciate the views.

Wonderful beach. Calm water when the tide is out. Many resto there. Walk to the pula Nusa Dharma. Pay only the parking fare here.

This shopping spot feels more like a stroll through a park with a few shops along the way. Worth a visit if you’re looking for a leisurely walk in a green setting. However, the shopping experience isn’t particularly vibrant, as the place feels a bit dated.

Bali Collection is a great place for shopping, dining, and relaxing in Nusa Dua. It has a wide variety of shops from local boutiques to international brands along with plenty of restaurants and cafes to suit any taste. The atmosphere is clean, safe, and family friendly, with a nice mix of modern comforts and Balinese charm. A perfect spot to spend a few hours enjoying food, shopping, or just strolling around.

Bali Collection is a convenient place to shop if you’re looking for souvenirs, clothes, or small gifts to bring home. The area is clean, safe, and well-organized, with a good variety of shops and restaurants all in one spot. It’s comfortable to walk around, and you don’t have to deal with the heat or crowded street markets. That being said, the shops are mostly tailored for tourists, so prices tend to be higher than what you’d find in local markets, and many items feel quite similar from one store to another. If you’re short on time and prefer the convenience of browsing in a relaxed environment, this place works well. However, for a more authentic and budget-friendly shopping experience, exploring local markets outside would give you more variety and better bargains.

My visit to Bali Collection in Nusa Dua was a delightful blend of shopping, dining, and leisure in a serene and beautifully landscaped open-air complex. Set within the heart of Nusa Dua’s resort area, this charming shopping village offers a mix of local handicrafts, international brands, boutique stores, and art galleries — perfect for picking up souvenirs or enjoying a relaxed stroll. What truly enhanced the experience was the variety of dining options, ranging from cozy cafés to upscale restaurants. I enjoyed a pleasant meal surrounded by a tropical ambiance and warm Balinese hospitality. The atmosphere is calm and family-friendly, making it an ideal spot to unwind after a day at the beach or sightseeing. Clean, well-maintained walkways, vibrant cultural touches, and occasional live entertainment add to its appeal. Whether you’re shopping for quality gifts or simply looking to enjoy a relaxed evening with good food, Bali Collection is definitely worth a visit.

I have visited Bali dozens of times and tried many Italian restaurants, but this one is by far the best. The atmosphere, the music, the drinks, and the food were all exceptional, and I was able to enjoy a truly special dining experience. This time, we visited around 8 PM on a Friday night without a reservation. Despite the restaurant being very busy, the staff kindly prepared a table for us. Every dish we ordered was delicious, but the pizza and the meat dishes were particularly outstanding and truly impressive. The only downside was that the food took quite a long time to arrive. It took about 45 minutes before the first dishes were served, yet the oysters we added later were brought out almost immediately. When we asked about our order, we didn’t receive an explanation, but everything was served quickly after that — so perhaps the order had been missed. Still, even with that small issue, it was an excellent dining experience overall. If you visit for dinner, I highly recommend choosing an outdoor table. The pleasant breeze, beautiful lighting, and live music create a magical atmosphere that makes you forget about everyday life.

Nice mall with variety of shop and restaurants. Highly recommended if you’re staying in nusa dua area.

Unfortunately, it has lost it's charm. Back then it is great spot to look around and bought goodies. Nowadays it's like ghost town. There are some tourists walking here and there but the vibe is bland. Shop mostly deserted. The big one, Sogo, doesn't have new collection. Restaurants are too expensive. Plus side it is clean. Parking: car 10k and bike 5k

Devil’s Tear is one of the most breathtaking spots on Nusa Lembongan! The power of the waves crashing against the cliffs is incredible to watch, and when the tide is strong you can feel the spray of the ocean. It’s a great place for dramatic photos, especially around sunset when the light makes the ocean glow. Be careful near the edge though — the rocks are sharp and the waves can be unpredictable. There are also small stalls nearby for drinks and snacks, which makes it a nice spot to relax while enjoying the view. Definitely a must-visit when you’re on the island!

One of my highlights on the island. Stunning views especially for sunset. You can also use your ticket for the next day for a second entry so went once of the sunset and then during the day. Spectacular both times - the waves are huge and crushing against the shoreline makes for a spectacle. Be careful if you don’t want to get wet - some waves catch you unaware and before you know it your drenched if you’re close to the fence. There’s a little mini bar selling drinks for sunset or bring your own.

Best place in lembongan!! Definitely need to visit it. There's ticket for entry, the amount is totally worth it. The view is breathtaking! We went on weekend during sunset time, there was very less crowd. It has a proper park so you'll find joggers on the track here. The park is pretty huge, there are a lot of spots around. There's nice sitting place as well, so can sit and see the waves hitting the rocks.

My visit to Bali would not have been complete without exploring this incredible location. Honestly, it is one of the most naturally beautiful places I have ever experienced, and I had been looking forward to visiting it for a long time. Describing its beauty is quite challenging. The roar of the water, the sound of the waves, and the colors of the sea are mesmerizing—sometimes the water appears pure white, while at other times it’s a deep blue. It's truly hard to believe until you see it for yourself.

Devil’s Tear on Nusa Lembongan is wild, powerful, and absolutely worth seeing. The waves smash into the cliffs and explode into huge sheets of spray, and when the light hits right you get that shimmering “tear” effect that feels otherworldly. It is one of those spots where you can feel the raw force of nature in your chest. But just so you are ready for it: this place is 100 percent a tourist funnel. Crowds gather at the edge for selfies, there are stalls selling snacks and overpriced drinks, and the whole experience leans into the “Instagram moment.” It is still stunning, just keep your distance from the edge, hold onto your hat, and expect the chaos that comes with a popular attraction. The view is unforgettable, the energy of the waves is intense, and if you treat it as a quick stop rather than a peaceful retreat, you will absolutely enjoy it.

Very special place, definitely worth visiting. It's a one visit sort of thing. Just know, that during the day the waves were big and impressive, at the sunset the waves are much more laid back when we were, and the effects much less exciting. But it's a beautiful place to just see the sunset also. You don't need to buy tickets in advance, they sell it there for 25k for adult and 15k for kids

Nature’s Drama at Its Finest – Devil’s Tear Is Absolutely Breathtaking Devil’s Tear is one of those places that leaves you in awe from the moment you arrive. Located on the rugged southwestern edge of Nusa Lembongan, this natural wonder offers a front-row seat to the raw, untamed beauty of the ocean. The name might sound ominous, but what you witness here is nothing short of mesmerizing. As waves crash against the jagged limestone cliffs, they explode into towering sprays of white mist, sometimes rising several meters into the air. It’s loud, wild, and hypnotic—like the ocean breathing with power and rhythm. The sunlight catches the mist just right, creating rainbows in the spray that feel almost magical. You could stand there for hours, simply watching nature put on a show. The surrounding landscape adds to the experience: dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and a horizon that seems to stretch into forever. If you visit during golden hour, the sunsets at Devil’s Tear are absolutely unforgettable. The fiery sky reflected in the crashing waves creates a visual spectacle that feels surreal—like something out of a painting. While it’s a popular spot, it never feels overly crowded, and the vast open space lets you find your own peaceful perch. Just be cautious—this is not a place to get too close to the edge, as the waves are unpredictable and fierce. Respecting the power of the sea here is part of what makes the experience so humbling and profound. Devil’s Tear is more than just a tourist stop—it's a place where you connect with nature on a visceral level. It's beautiful, dramatic, and a reminder of just how powerful and poetic the Earth can be. An absolute must-see when visiting Nusa Lembongan.

A fantastic private trip. Second boat into Manta Bay with a with an experienced guide and boat captain. Both made the most to try and find (respectfully) the Manta Rays. Swam with 4 and found a turtle too! Enjoyed the drift snorkel. Collection and drop off was simple and efficient. Would highly recommend over a crowded group trip. Thank you.

Had a wonderful experiences when I & my hubby sailing around this forest. It was so peaceful and made us feel relax. We rent the boat and driver for 2 peoples only for 150. Yes we bargained from 200K to 150K. It was unforgettable experiences!

Really nice tour! A bit wavy at the manta point (take a vomex if you have a sensitiv stomach). Jimy is a reall nice guide!

Beautiful & peaceful. Our tour only lasted 20 minutes and imo it would be best to do it by canoe instead of using a motorized boat. Do the tour at low tide for a better understanding of the mangrove. We did it at high tide while everything is covered by water, with a guide that didn't say a word about it. Get a good guide and ask abt the best time to do the tour. You can also do it by stand up paddle board.

It is worth to visit Mangrove forest in Nusa Lembongan. Beautiful, quiet. You can choose between canoeing, canoeing + guide, boat trip, or gondola trip. We choose gondola trip for 200K. Canoeing without guide is 150K per canoe. It is beautiful and there are many warungs or restaurant around there that you could enjoy the view while having a drink.

This place was extremely beautiful and peaceful! The trees form a lovely canopy enclosing the mangroves and giving protection from the sun... Upon arrival you are giving the option to stand up paddle board, kayak, snorkel or have a guided tour threw the mangroves... There are many beach bars and restaurants. Expect to spend no more than 1-3 hours including lunch. A must see attraction of Nusa Lembongan.

A peaceful boat ride amidst the natural habitat. Mangrove is one of the main activities here and the tour lasts for an hour through the mangroves and snorkelling spots. So peaceful and delightful! Ami from Sunrise Fast Cruise Bali became our perfect host while we enjoyed the ride.

It's a nice place for having lunch when you come to visit Angel's Billabong and Broken beach. It's a running place and is always occupied with tourists so food mostly is fresh and so found safer to eat here.. They have a lot of space inside and then few small shacks sort around to sit and eat. They can make and modify fried rice and few other dishes to vegetarian dishes which was good.. taste wise I found it good.. They also provide fresh coconut water.. they have ice tea and drinks option too Staff was friendly They have a small swing with sea in the background for clicking photographs. Overall good place to eat

This place has a nice ambience and the special chicken fried noodles (mie goreng) is definitely a must-try. The chicken satay is also coated with peanut sauce, which is a unique taste that should not be missed.

A nice walk around angels Billabong. You have to be carefully as there is just a rope on the cliff as a barricade. The view is astonishing.

Because of Chinese tourist groups on lunch time. Stuff doesn’t care about you at all. As long as there is Chinese tourist groups they don’t simply give you a menu! Waiters just sitting and sipping their juice. Since they done serving them.

Food was ok, but the satay could have used a bit more peanut sauce to make the rice go down! Prices were reasonable as well, perhaps a bit more expensive than other Indonesian food, but given the location that's fine. The atmosphere was nice except for the flies that appeared while we were eating. I wouldn't blame the restaurant for it but if there is something they could do about it the experience would be better!

The food is ok and cheap. The service is nice, but I think that is something normal in Indo...people have a big smile for everybody (nice people).

The food and drink is not too much expensive. It's an acceptable price for food on island

“Kelingking Beach (Nusa Penida): A Dinosaur-Spined Cliff That Defies Expectations This isn’t just a beach—it’s a visual knockout hidden on Nusa Penida. The 15-minute steep trail down to the viewpoint (wear grippy sneakers!) feels like a tiny adventure, and the payoff? Standing there as the dinosaur-spine-shaped cliff juts into layers of turquoise-and-cobalt sea—my jaw actually dropped. The light here is magic: morning sun gilds the cliff’s green foliage, making the water glow so bright it looks airbrushed. Even if you skip the tricky descent to the tiny beach below (the trail gets narrow!), the main viewpoint has endless angles for photos (pro tip: step a few feet left of the crowd for a less-crowded shot of the full dinosaur silhouette). Yes, getting here means a bumpy drive from Penida’s port, but it’s worth every pothole. Pack water (the trail’s exposed!) and arrive by 9 AM to beat the midday heat (and the tour bus crowds). Kelingking isn’t just a “Instagram spot”—it’s the kind of landscape that makes you stop and stare, reminding you how wild Bali’s neighboring islands can be. 10/10, would hike that trail again just for the sunset glow on the cliff. 🦖🌊 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”

An amazing view for sure but the stairs are not for everyone. On a hot day it’s very challenging to go up and down to get to the beach or even going halfway for photos. Be wary lots of people will just hang on the stairs for pictures and block your way of using the railing. Def wear shoes if you want to get safely down to this beach

will always be my most favorite beach in bali! even though it needs a fastboat for me to get here from the main island. so disappointed at the sight of the elevator being built though. i think the stakeholders need to focus more on fixing the accessibility that has existed which is the stairs.

Touristy as hell… the car ride here is really a car ride from hell seriously if you are going to rent a scooter and planning to rent a scooter here please don’t. The hills are really steep and the potholes are really deep and the roads are not well maintained at all. Please treasure your own life and don’t rent a scooter on Nusa Penida but ok this place i mean touristy as hell, especially after they put the damn lift there i mean what for… they are just trying to cash grab the tourists yeah i mean don’t even come to nusa penida unless you are doing diving or something like that, if you are just coming for the views,,,, skip it please, the ferry ride to and fro are really killer, shoulder to shoulder with no fan and skin to skin with your seat buddy on your left and right.,.. yeah not fun ya

Awesome Place. Must visit if you are in Nusa Penida Island. Go down if you can able. Must have experience. Roads quality are not good because some development works are ongoing. Check the attached images.

I Didn't Think a Beach ⛱️ like this could possibly exist, Forget the photos, They do nothing compared to real life. It's crystal blue water, and it's unmatched white sand make it one of the greatest Beaches on earth 🌍

Amazing place! I wouldn’t lie if I tell you this is the best beach in the world! I have seen many countries (beaches in Australia) but this is another level. Great view from the top and crazy waves on the beach. I had a lot of fun. I suggest to visit the place around 7 am - only 4 people were together with me so you can take a photo easily. Trekking to the beach is difficult but took me only 15-20 minutes. Entry to parking slot costs 5k (motorbike).