Top Things to do in Nusa Dua Peninsula
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Things to do in Nusa Dua Peninsula, Bali: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Nusa Dua Peninsula, Indonesia including Pemutih Beach, Kids Kingdom, Suluban Beach, Green Bowl Beach, Bingin Beach, Karma Beach Bali, Blue Point Beach, Gunung Payung Beach, Nyang-nyang Beach, Melasti Beach.
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1. Pemutih Beach
2. Kids Kingdom
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
We are a 3-storey playground/daily care centre for kids from the ages of zero up to 9 years or so. On the ground floor there is a living room-esque resto & cafe where you can enjoy our delicious snacks, food and great coffee. Playground itself is located on the 1st and 2nd floors. The playground is equipped with many modern and safe toys both funny and educating and also both for mental and physical development of the children. Our spaces are fully air-conditioned. We very carefully pay attention to the safety of the little ones playing here. The aim of Kids Kingdom playground it’s not only to let the children play, but also to introduce them to other cultures. Your kids can find many funny books, games and pictures here. We offer also a birthday and party packages for any kind of celebration for your kids. Our resto&cafe is designed as a European-style cozy living room furnished with comfy sofas and bags. Warmly welcome!
3. Suluban Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 363 reviews
Reviewed By Raymondale - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Visited suluban beach last year in June.first,you must go through a small forest,there are many steps,a bit exhausted,after that you will reach the place .but you cant see the beach first.cuz the beach shaded by the caved cliff,that time i went there is high tide,very dangerous,the waves very strong,you must go through the cave,the you can see the beach,but it is very dangerous,so i didnt stay there longer,just taking some photos only.be noted that some tragedies did happened here,so better come here when low tide.i should do some research works before coming here.there are some restaurants at the cliff,you can climb up and find a seat, drinking something and watching the marvelous indan ocean.also if you have time,you can wait till 18.00,you can see the beautiful sunset.of course it depends on the weather.will come again.
4. Green Bowl Beach
5. Bingin Beach
6. Karma Beach Bali
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 597 reviews
Reviewed By barrybF4631GL - Dallas, United States
I found this place on Instagram and I knew I had to go. Since I was visiting Bali solo, I figured this would be a nice, chill place to relax for the day. It was fabulous. The views from the top of the hill are breathtaking. The turquoise and blue waters are far different than the beaches of Seminyak where I had been saying. I took the lift down to the beach and was promptly greeted. While I hadn’t reserved a cabana chair, I was quickly shown to an open one. The waitstaff was great. The food was delicious (I had sushi). The water, while cold, was gorgeous; super clear and full of sea life. Will definitely return next time I come to Bali.
7. Blue Point Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 578 reviews
The beauty of the beaches in Bali called Blue Point, Distance from Kuta beach is about 45 minutes, by passing through the winding roads and up and down. Location Blue Point is still a one-way to the temple of Uluwatu, Padang-padang beach, and Dreamland. This beach is situated in the village of Pecatu, namely at the southern tip of the Badung regency. Actually the original name of this beach is Suluban. Near the beach there is a hotel called Bluepoint Villas, so Suluban better known as Bluepoint. The hotel is quite well known outside of Bali and was used for shooting advertising a brand drinks, starring Miss Universe. 'Suluban' adoption of the word 'mesulub' which in Balinese language means "in bali have to stoop to walk through a gap in the cliff". This may be because the road to this beach you must go down through a narrow road between the coastal cliffs.
Reviewed By followtheimprints - Bengaluru, India
Blue Point - also known as Bat Cave locally is one of the beautiful beaches in Bali where you can find waves gushing through the cave like gorgeous limestone formations.. You need to hike down quite a bit of stairs, be careful as they are sandy and slippery sometimes.. You will find a Delpi Cafe (if I remember the name correctly) above the caves to relax and enjoy the view. Recommended for hiking and surfing!! ????????
8. Gunung Payung Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By tianij
The trek down to this beach was worth it! So many stairs but lovely white sand and crystal clear waters. Clean beach and good exercise to get to it!
9. Nyang-nyang Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By wander_for_cause - Hong Kong, China
Be careful of the monkeys as there are many of them especially at the start of the walk near a small hilltop restaurant. Hide the food if you have any very well. The walk to and from the beach can be challenging for some, but I would call it ok. You'll feel very hot, though. No shower or toilet. In the second half of the day on February 7, 2020 the water was quite shallow. You can rent an umbrella for 50k or haggle for a 40k. If it comes with 2 sunbeds, the price goes up to 100k.
10. Melasti Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 439 reviews
Reviewed By AlexFlow42 - Asiago, Italy
A beach with white sand, open to the sea, with crystalline waters, big and to be able to enjoy, with care, the waves and the swimming. Not that it is the best beach in the area, but the area is surely worth discovering and getting lost. For us from the best areas of Bali.
