Really beautiful setting. Nice and spacious, really green ( full of plants). I got a margarita pizza but asked without cheese to make it vegan and got onions and garlic on top as it already came with Basil, turned it into a marinara. Really decent wood fired pizza. They have really nice chilly oil on the table. Full of good heat. The group liked their pizza too ( margarita and pepperoni)

We are from China. Usually, I leave reviews in Chinese, but it seems like most people here are friends from Western countries, so I'm using English to inform everyone. The restaurant is a bit dirty. We ordered a pizza and a serving of grilled pork ribs. The lighting in the restaurant was dim. When I took a bite of my ribs, I found a roasted fly stuck to the bone. It was even brushed with sauce, and I could vaguely see its wings still spread out—indicating that the fly must have flown into the sauce and ended up being brushed onto the ribs! That's why my table is empty now. I was about to take a photo, but the server quickly took the ribs away as soon as I picked up my phone. I can only share these few photos to warn friends here about the hygiene issues in this restaurant!

The staff were very nice — great service, just like everywhere in Bali. The food, however, was only okay. The pizza was fine for Indonesia, but we still miss the pizza from Europe. I think I’ll stick to Indonesian dishes while I’m here. The seafood skewers were grilled too long, making them quite dry, and the squid was very chewy. For my taste, there was also a bit too much garlic. And the Röstis weren’t crispy unfortunately. This review doesn’t sound all too good, but we still had a great time here. Maybe we just ordered the wrong dish. 🙂

Food is good. Decent portion. Price is fair. Food came a bit longer than expected or maybe i was just starving. Place is very dark that's hard to see anything. Hopefully there would be improvement

Highly recommend! Great pizza and the bruschetta was amazing as well. Will be going back here again during my stay in Permuteran for sure 🔥

La Casa Kita is one of my most favorite restaurants. The fish is especially fresh and my favorites include: seafood kebab, La Casa Coco Tuna, lasagna, pizza, and anything up on the special board…especially the seafood platter. It’s my go-to for pasta, pizza, and fresh fish cooked to perfection. The portions are generous and it’s one of the few restaurants that offers a choice of starches with mains. The staff is always friendly, helpful and well trained. It’s always a nice experience to eat here and we choose it regularly.

My favourite place in Pemuteran! Great food and very fast service! Cap cay was best I ever had in Bali. Delicious pizza as well, stone baked. And I love the relaxing atmosphere, so much greenery!

A beautiful beach but covered in litter. A lot of the coastline has rows of restaurants, cafes, beach chair rentals and snorkelling agencies and yet all staff look onwards at the rubbish and do nothing. Staff will remove the dropped flowers on the cafe lawns but won't do anything to clear up the beach. Most likely a side effect of tourism in Bali which is a shame, but more needs to be done by both tourists and locals.

I came here at the sunset time and it gave me the best view to enjoy Pemuteran Beach. Many cafes and restos around to enjoy the view with a glass of drink. Many visitors came to swim at the beach.

This beach is great to snorkel. While the coral is damaged, there is a diversity of fish swimming close to the beach. Unfortunately, however, we saw people leave “offerings” on the beach, which even if at some point those offering were used for religious purposes, it pollutes the beach. It is sad to see that most beaches in Bali are full of trash, this one included. Still it makes for a relaxing swim or snorkeling experience.

It's fine.... it's a black sand beach with lots of lava rock deposits. Don't forget to visit the cute little mangrove. "The Permuteran Tree" on the far end. Bio Rock project is interesting. Worth a visit, but if you really want to see the coral a bit more alive go to Menjangan island

I often bring my guests to Pemuteran Beach, one of the most peaceful and beautiful beaches in West Bali. The water is calm, perfect for swimming and snorkeling, and the sunset here is truly special. Many of my guests say it’s their favorite place to relax after exploring the island. If you’re planning to visit Pemuteran or nearby places like Menjangan Island or the Hot Spring, I’ll be happy to help with private transport or local tours. You can contact me — Gede (Get Transfer North West Bali) for a safe, friendly, and comfortable trip around this beautiful area.

It would be such a beautiful beach if people would not leave their trash everywhere. Many fish and great for diving, however I think it will not be for much longer if the trash situation stays like that

Small beautiful beach. You can snorkel here. The beach is narrow and covered with black sand. Take care of walking into the sea because the floor gets deep after you walk a few feet into the waters.

I go every day when I'm in pemuteran. Fabulous place. Well done to the creators and management. It's a fun safe place for the snorkelling community and for scuba training. Many small fish species sometimes a turtle nearby and great coral growing. I feed the fish and they swarm to me. Great to swim with nature. I have many videos I can't post... German and Austrian ladies I said hi too diving from the house pontoon. I couldn't get photos or videos to them

Pretty good! I don't like messing about with the natural environment, but they've got fish and coral using the structures, and it provides an interesting place to view sea life. Very easy swim from shore. The platform had a broken ladder, making it inaccessible to all but the more agile and strong… there didn't seem to be any urgency to fix it, and more than one person was seen injuring themselves trying to get on.

Nice spot, small coral, some small fish, nice view of growing coral, easy access from the beach. a few people in the water, not too busy.

Always a pleasure to stay at this homestay. Large, clean rooms with a/c, spotless bathrooms, most with queen beds but some that can separate into 2 twins. Good breakfast variety included, and there's a small swimming pool. Very nice staff who're adept in English. And integrated with it is a dive shop... And you can snorkel or scuba out to see the coral plantings of the Biorock experiment.

This project is great for coral recreation and interesting for snorkeling. You can find the statue of Garuda 12 meters deep, to the right of the floating house

This organisation is doing brilliant work helping to rejuvenate the coral through clever design, we saw turtles, thousands of beautiful fish and bright healthy coral just a stones throw from the beach. It's really worth donating to help these guys continue the great work they've been doing.

Very nice for snorkeling and not far from the shore. Enter at the flag for a safe entry for you and the corals. (There is also a sign written) I'm not a diver but for me it was really nice and many different fish including a pufferfish one day.

Pulaki Temple is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit, right along the northern coast of Bali. What makes it really special is its location, which is set between the ocean and the hills, with lovely views of the water on one side and lush greenery on the other. The temple itself is impressive, with detailed carvings and a calm, spiritual atmosphere. There are also monkeys around the temple, which adds a bit of fun, but as always in Bali, it’s best to keep your belongings secure just in case. It was not crowded when we visited, which made it feel extra peaceful and easy to take in the surroundings at our own pace. Obviously it's also important to make sure to wear respectful clothing when entering the temple (like covering your shoulders and legs, or wearing a sarong), as this is a sacred place of worship. Dressing appropriately shows respect for the local culture and religious traditions, and is expected at all temples across Bali. Definitely worth a stop if you are exploring the north of Bali. It's a beautiful mix of nature, culture, and history in a really scenic spot.

Absolutely worth to come here. Nice atmosphere. You might need to ask to get into the main temple area, don't be shy!

Nice temple, fee is donation based, I feel it's fair to pay 10-20k/person. Watch out for the monkeys

An absolutely beautiful temple nestled into the cliffside. It really complements the environment around it rather than dominating it. We gave a donation to the priest and left our helmets with him to look after, then went inside for a look. It's truly stunning, maybe my favorite temple I've visited in Bali. The ambience is really special and you have 2 statues in a bit of rock jutting out into the water. The sunset was spectacular here.

Too many monkeys! They're aggressive. Be careful, keep your distance! The temple is nice.

Beautiful temple Beware of monkeys Secure your belonging, these monkeys are not friendly. You can hire local boys to secure your belonging when visit the temple, cost of 10k/person. Parking is not secure, most monkey loves to play on the car roof. Dont bring your luxurious car unless it insured. You may have scratches on your hoods or roof car. nothing you can do about this, they are wild animal. Be smart Parking cost 2k-5k its donation.

Great temple facing an amazing beach view 🏖 I felt like going through an attraction! #somuchemotion Those monkeys are no jokes though!! So be careful of what you bring when going there. Also, Park your scooter away from the temple if you don’t want them to mess with it.

This is perhaps the most beautiful temple here in northern Bali. It's a bit hidden away from the beaten track, and that makes it so much more special. It's definitely worth the time to come here, do some prayers, and experience the oasis of serenity that is surrounding this religious place.

Visiting Pura Melanting was an experience filled with peace and deep cultural charm. Tucked away in the lush greenery near Pemuteran, this temple isn’t as crowded as some of Bali’s more famous spots, which makes it feel even more special. The temple is dedicated to the goddess of trade and prosperity, and you can truly feel the positive energy here. Walking through the beautifully decorated gates, surrounded by intricate carvings and serene courtyards, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of calm. The vibrant offerings, the soft sound of the breeze through the trees, and the distant chants created a mesmerizing atmosphere. One of the best parts of visiting Pura Melanting was the journey itself—driving through quiet roads surrounded by nature before arriving at this hidden sanctuary. Whether you’re looking for a spiritual experience or just a peaceful retreat away from the crowds, this temple is definitely worth a visit. If you’re in the Pemuteran area, take the time to stop by Pura Melanting. It’s a place that stays with you long after you leave.

This is one of the most stunning temples I've been to in Bali, and by far the best value. We rocked up and made sure our shoulders were covered as per normal regs. As we approached the entrance we were approached and told we would need sarongs - previous experience here has told me someone is going to charge a fee or try to sell me an unwanted item. Nope, not at all, he just popped them on us in a friendly manner and shooed us towards the steps telling us to make a donation when we came back down! This friendliness and lack of asking for money is such a rarity in Bali - and to top it off, the temple is stunning. So many colours and decorations and dragons, and it's open - you are free to explore almost everywhere! When we came out we had questions and the same friendly gentleman answered them all and we were free to donate as well felt comfortable. It's a temple well worth visiting for the atmosphere and to see the beauty - or if you have a business you want to thrive (the speciality of this particular temple).

Underrated temple, go there ! We went there and just had to give a donation to get in, no fixed price. It was by far my favourite temple in Bali. No fake picture spots for insta girls, no tourists, only locals taking care of the place. Very authentic but still big and beautiful. Some monkeys and dogs are walking around but they are absolutely not aggressive, it's rather nice. I recommend going there for sunset, the colors are beautiful!

Beautiful temple and friendly people. They ask you for a small donation, but how much is completely up to you. The temple is quite the sight and is great for taking pictures. There are monkeys, but they are not the aggressive type that follows you. Just don’t get too close to them and they’ll just play around the temple.

Amazing clam place. Lovely to watch local Balinese people in the ceremonies and also to watch the cheeky monkeys try to come and steal the food being offered!

Clean ,serene temple in the west part of Buleleng . I found quite a bit different architecture compare to other Pura in most part Bali island