had dinner here with my business partners, and it was a great choice! the place is super cozy, the service is excellent, and the food was delicious. one thing is that the water on girls toilet somehow doesn’t work 🤦🏻‍♀️

We visited on a Tuesday evening, arrived around 6PM. 2 kids (7 and 8). It's not really a theme park, rather a fairground. There are 2 tickets: a basic ticket (85k; entry only) and a full ticket (250k; entry plus every ride ONE time). 3 of the main rides (including the ferris wheel) were closed but you don't get a compensation for it, can't do an extra ride on something else. If you want to do extra rides, you pay extra - and those, too, have inflated prices for foreigners. The park was deserted and in dire need of repairs. Most attractions were really old, damaged or out of order. There was only 1 5D film on show and since there isn't really a lot else to do AND I specifically asked if it was appropriate for children, we went in to see it. It was some kind of dated horror/monster film, my 7 year old was completely freaked out. There are only 10-12 working attractions, all of which are old and very basic (I would not recommend going with children over 8 or 9 years old if you are used to European/American/Australian theme parks). There are no queues so it took us just an hour to do all of them. Staff are friendly but there are more of them than there are visitors. The kids had a good time but they don't pay the bills of course and frankly I don't think it's worth the money. Indonesians pay 105k which is a fair price seeing how basic and decrepit the attractions are. For 14€ per person (250k) there are way better playgrounds in Europe (Belgium/Netherlands) with more modern equipment and better safety instructions where the kids can play all day. Now I paid 42€ for 1 hour which is just not worth it. There is a restaurant with some very simple fast food options on the menu, but that too was mostly deserted.

The price was a little bit overprice and not worth compared with the rides there. This place actually has really potencial to be one of the best amusement park in Bali, but need maintenance in some aspects

Great place to go with young kids - opens from 4pm and closes 10pm. Recommend to go when the sun goes down so you can see the light installations in which there was a boat that took us through a venetian style canal which gives a great view of the lights. Our kids liked the train and the merry go round. 😀

This is really good place for family and kids !! Really good staff and so much care with all kids about safety!! Keep up your great work team

It's ok. A few attractions. Not big at all. It's Fun not Funtastic. Within 3 minutes you have seen the whole park. There are 2 options for tickets. 1. Only pay the entrance ticket and then pay for every attraction. Or 2. Pay ticket including all attractions 1 time.

A good recreational park in the city. The price is very affordable. Me and my sister's family had so much fun. But I think it could be improved with adding more attractions and spacious area to make it more attractive.

I was almost put off by the last few reviews earlier this week, but luckily our experience was good. The area recently has had some very heavy rains, but overall the park was in generally clean condition, with only a few slimy bits - one of which my wife slipped on. Staff were helpful and polite, andost importantly the kids had a really good time. The wave pool runs for 15min every hour so make sure you plan around this. The two large slides are 12 years + for good reason. They have mastered the art of monetizing everything, but as a tourist we're only talking a few dollars here and there so it's a total non issue.

This park is old and in need of some maintenance. Once you have paid to get in, you have to pay for a tube to ride the main attraction. Food and drinks well priced. The kids loved it.

Don’t usually write bad reviews but this place really is worth avoiding. It’s so run down and clearly got no money coming in. It is FILTHY- edges of pools covered in green algae. Bottoms of pools sharp on your feet. We spent our short amount of time here trying to not get injured or get any pool water in our mouth. Such a shame we from other reviews it is was once great. All the foot outlets are closed. There is also only 2 water slides. Silly ticket pricing (family ticket for 2 adults and 2 children is 250,000 but they will not let you purchase this unless you have exactly 2 adults and 2 children, so for 2 adults and 1 child you will pay more than for 2 children, they won’t let you buy the family ticket and just not use one child space)

Very nice place to visit, really well kept and right behind where you can buy tourist and local gifts and clothing and art. Menu included in attached photos

The waterpark was nice for two kids 4/6. Two slides and a nice small wave pool which is every hour for 15 min. Entry for my family was 300k idr (2 adults/ 2 children) You can get a waterpark debit card with that you can pay the food and also the inflated ring for the slides. 50k for the card + what you think you want to spend. If you don’t use it you will get the money back -1k idr for administration. The announcements in the water park are all in indonese, and the friendly staff translated it to us. 16:30 everything closes there and this is the LAST POSSIBILITY to get your money back from the card :) A little bit complicated (why not paying with “normal” credit card or cash inside)

I was very skeptical about this place, I thought surely there isn’t a decent water park in north Bali, but my niece wanted to go and to my surprise this place was awesome and extremely cheap! Super clean as it is brand new, the staff are super helpful and the rides and facilities were of high standards! All food and drinks were at similar prices to Indomart, entry was only 70,000, or 35,000 if you are local, I had no problems paying 70,000 because we had the place practically to ourselves and I’d love to see a awesome place like this thrive and survive. Most of the attractions are for kids which is awesome if you are a family but there was a couple rides that were strictly adults. All in all a great day, highly recommended for anyone in the north.

Its a great activity to do with kids if you have a couple of days in Lovina. There are quite a few kids slides and keeps everyone cool against the heat of Singaraja. There were only 2 adult slides but that's OK. The food was fine.

Dry, unfortunately. As others have said, can access via singsing resort through staircase opposite bar (near lookout). <5min walk, early but overgrown. Buy a meal to support the staff while you're there, the view over the North coast is amazing.

We visited during the rainy season and had a nice time, lots of water. We walked up to the Sing Sing resort and asked them about the falls. They were very kind and showed us a staircase down to the second falls in the back of the resort. The stairs were very overgrown with weeds and there were mosquitos so have bug spray. Some climbing required to get to the water. Much prettier than the first falls based on the pictures I saw. We had the place to ourselves. We had a nice lunch at the resort after with an amazing view. This was a good way to avoid the local 'guides' who want money.

Scary experience especially by yourself. Parked across the street and they wanted me to pay for what I thought it was worth. The parking was basically in someone’s front yard. We then had two guys take us through what you could hardly call a path. We also did not ask for guides but definitely couldn’t have even found the way without them. Needed to walk through the water and soaked our shoes. Honestly felt as though we were being taken to be kidnapped. We only made it to the first waterfall as the water was so heavy we would have had to trek through the water to continue on the path and we just wanted to get out of there. So I suggest not going alone if you feel as though you must do this but there are plenty of other waterfalls in bali to visit that feel much safer and are much better paths. Once we returned they asked us to lay them when we never even asked for guides in the first place. Our worst and scariest experience in Bali.

I’d give 4 stars for the experience but the falls themselves aren’t spectacular so 3 stars. We chose Sing-Sing because its the only waterfall in reasonable walking distance from our villa. We opted to do what Alex Hummel suggested- walk to the Sing Sing Resort. From our villa it took about 1 hr and 30 mins along a lovely back track through the villages. Note there’s a very steep climb to the resort at the end, but we are in our early 40’s with low-moderate fitness and we managed, so you can too. We ate lunch there, the food was very nice (North Bali is still recovering from the pandemic- do visit now as it’s quiet), enjoyed the spectacular view to the ocean, and then went down to the waterfall via the stairs at the back of the resort. As described they were very overgrown (maybe the resort will clip the bush back when they get customers again) and definitely take insect repellent. But it’s short and only slightly perilous. It was raining and it was ok. I had a refreshing swim and we had the place completely to ourselves!!! We did not see any of these pushy touts others described, and the waterfall was free. A beautiful day of exploring the region for us. Note we went in wet season- March 2023.

Great waterfall, but we couldn't swim since the water was too strong after the rain. You can either ask someone to guide you there following the stream upwards or go directly to Sing Sing Resort Lovina and walk down a long and overgrown stairway which ends at the waterfall.

No entrece fee but a small parking fee. You can park in front of the strance. You have to do a small hike to get to the waterfall but it not much, also keep going to get to the viewer point

💦 Wow! 💦 Such an amazing and cool waterfall especially in raining season. Easy to find but drive not to far up hill. It's a easy 300 meter walk 👣 to the waterfall. I read on the internet about a second waterfall. We couldn't cross to the other side because there was too much water coming down. Definitely worth visiting!

Great service, nice little stop on side of road. Shade and good menu. Very reasonable.

I didn’t expect to find such a delicious and authentic little Italian restaurant in Lovina! We ordered two dishes and one garlic bread for takeaway, and everything tasted amazing. The prices matched the portion sizes well, and the service was polite. If I ever come back to Lovina, I’ll definitely return to this place.

Most pizza places I’ve tried in Bali seem to have same premade dough and they add topping. NOT here - every pizza taste wonderful and are made with love. Delicious and absolute favorite place in Bali for pizza! It even beat place in Italy for sure!

One of the authentic & halal pizza near Lovina Beach The seller is very friendly and explains the types of pizza well The atmosphere there is simple, but very calm Those who play around Lovina Beach can try it

Pizza here is not the best in Lovina, Tanda la pasta - better. But, 4/5 not bad for pizza. Pasta mushrooms… guys, please, use normal cream for your pasta, not sweet ✋🏻✋🏻 I was hungry, so I ate pasta, but it wasn't easy, sweet mushrooms, a new taste of Italian cuisine for me..

Wonderful & delicious pizza ever tasted in Bali so far! Ibu Nia is a great with her pizzas! Cafe environment laid back & we eat at our own relaxed pace. Recommend anyone who read this to try!

Best Pizza in INDONESIA!! Had the best pizza and pasta that I’ve had for a long time and definitely the best I’ve ever had in Indonesia Fresh ingredients, great selection and all made to order in front of us Can’t wait to go again Nice and friendly staff and the friendliest Bali dog I ever saw

Small basic pizza warung. Pizza always tasty and cooked well. Can request changes like less cheese. Do take away and delivery. Sell cold beer. Always enjoy our pizza dinners here.

amazing food beautiful setting. best seafood restaurant in the area

If you like grilled fish (ikan bakar) this is a place you need to visit. You choose your fish and they grill it over charcoal whole, keeping the spine. It's served with rice, stir fried kangkong (vegetable) and sambal pedas, and you can ask for fish soup as well (I made the mistake of not ordering it, and locals told me I should have)

Really good seafood restaurant with Balinese style, the fish is fresh, the seasoning is good, the dipping sauce is delicious. But not for the shrimp, I think they're too small for 30k. This place also have beautiful view and also fun for kids. Make sure to ask the price before ordering because there's no menu. -Jun 2023

I had a good experience at the place. They have different seating arrangements to everyone's liking. The food can be spicy, so, make sure you tell them before hand. Service is pretty much, order at the counter and they come and get the food for you. You can have a sea view seating and they have fresh fish which they cook it right it front of you. My only complaint is that the fish is overcooked. So can improve there.

Family oriented restaurant. Good food, good place, good view, good location, very good price. Limited menu offered, but it's okey. Grilled fish and gulai kepala ikan (spices fish's head soup), and plecing kangkung are soooo tasty. We love it. They have so many customer. As long as you can be more tolerant for their long time to serve, you will get a happy tummy.

They were highly recommended, however the quality of food is a far shade than many other Ikan Bakar outlets around the area. Flies were also an issue. Nevertheless, their sambal was something good.

Best fish soup in Bali! Choose Kakatua Fish for the soup, and enjoy! Best texture and authentic balinese soup with rich flavour will fulfil you! Per person usually cost less than usd 5. Spacious parking. Not beachfront.

Honest food, good german kitchen, küche en kuchen. Good service friendly owners and personnel. Mostly western food, I had goulasch and nashed and was splendid. Fair prices and good coffee if tge machine is repaired.

Frau Ketut makes authentic German staples with love! Her jaeger schnitzel, wiener schnitzel served with bratkartoffeln take you back to Berlin. Her goulash with homemade spaetzle & rotkohl taste good too. The curry wurst is better than those sold in Berlin streets! Top it all with apfelstrudel with vanilla ice cream. Everything is freshly made or home made! And when she's done cooking, she comes out of the kitchen and chats with us. Lovely!

I took my family here for lunch, so I can’t comment on the guest house. If you’re a fellow German far away from the mothership looking for a homemade authentic meal then this place is for you. We had the Gulasch, Leberkäse, handmade Spätzle and Schnitzel and all was very good. Don’t be surprised if the owner Mr Straub joins you for a chat to share some of his life story. All in all a lovely place! I’ll be coming back for sure next time we’re here.

Great homestay style lodge with real nice pool and quirky decor all round. The good German food was a nice alternative to all the local fare we've been having. The hosts are super friendly and welcoming, we all really felt at home there.

I had twice dinner at the Deutsches Eck, which including a few beers and great conversations. The food was absolutely delicious and authentic German😋. I definitely will go back, and next time I am intending to stay there for a few days.

I didn't stay here but stopped on the way past for a meal. Prices are exceptionally good, portions are generous and although things take a little time we were happy to wait as the food was freshly prepared and the owners were very friendly and happy to assist with local knowledge. Worth the visit if you are looking for a good meal in a relaxed environment that won't leave you wanting. Great German and Indonesian kitchen.

A nice spot with German food, well prepared by a Balinese cook who lived in Germany. It would have been nice to drink a German Weizenbier, but the fresh mango juice compensated this fantasticly.