 | ULUWATU TANJUNG BENOA / NUSA DUA SANUR / DENPASAR JIMBARAN CANGGU / SEMINYAK |
| The Geography |
| Denpasar is the administrative centre and transport hub of Bali. Located 16 kilometres from the airport the city offers a glimpse of modern day Bali without the tourist trappings. All areas (districts, towns and villages) between the business centre and the coast are referred to as South Bali, and being virtually at sea level, form the crucible of the tourist precinct. Twenty years ago, tourists predominantly stayed in the districts of Kuta and Sanur. Ten years ago, Nusa Dua, Tuban and Tanjung Benoa enjoyed favoured status. Now self-contained villas are proliferating around the Seminyak and Canggu districts. |
| Tour Packages |
| Plans for escorted tours in this area of Bali are dependent upon what precinct the guest has chosen as “home base”. Many interesting locations are easily accessible on foot or by a short and inexpensive local taxi ride. Packages that include a mix of culture and adventure prove to be the most popular. At any time during the course of these tours changes can be tailored to suit the client's personal requirements. Please note that meal and refreshment breaks will be offered, but are subject to the client’s instruction, and that each tour price does not include these costs. |
| Tour Code: SCB-01Tour Type: Full Day Hotel Pickup: 9:00am (Kuta), 8:30am (Sanur / Nusa Dua) Duration: 6 hours (including meal / refreshment breaks) Tour Cost: USD 30 / EUR 25 / AUD 45 (Fixed price but subject to change without notice) |  |
| Your Itinerary: |
| We begin the day touring the western seaside outskirts of Denpasar. We stop briefly at Seminyak, the up-market boutique shopping / restaurant district and Canggu, area of many luxurious self-contained villas. We pass through Kerobokan, famous for its penal centre before stopping to admire the magnificent architecture of the central city Renon monument (Bajra Sandhi). In the center of Denpasar, we stop briefly at the unique central market (Pasar Badung) before visiting Tohpati village to see the batik weavers at work. You will be given the opportunity to try out your own skills at this intricate craft. From the capital’s leafy tree-lined boulevards we head to the lazy seaside village of Sanur where there is a chance to shop at the local beach market before enjoying lunch along the waterfront promenade. In the afternoon we travel to the Bukit Peninsular - the most southern aspect of the island - to explore the sacred seaside temple at Uluwatu (Pura Uluwatu). |
 | Surfing the monstrous reef breaks is not for the faint-hearted and certainly not for the novice. There are schools for beginners like "School of Surf" on Legian beach where you can enjoy this exciting sport in a safe, well controlled environment. |
| Tour Code: SCB-02Tour Type: Full Day Hotel Pickup: 8:30am (Kuta / Sanur), 9:00am (Nusa Dua) Duration: 6 hours (including meal / refreshment breaks) Tour Cost: USD 30 / EUR 25 / AUD 45 (Fixed price but subject to change without notice) |  |
| Your Itinerary: |
| Heading to the Bukit Peninsular - the most southern aspect of the island - we explore the sacred seaside temple at Uluwatu (Pura Uluwatu). Further along the steep cliffs of the Nusa Dua coastline we come to Tanjung Benoa, Bali’s multi cultural district and centre for tourist water-sports. Skirting the airport, we stop to admire the spectacular 7-metre high stone carving (Patung Kuda) that welcomes all visitors to the island, before driving to the lazy seaside village of Sanur where there is an opportunity to shop at the local beach market before enjoying lunch along the waterfront promenade. In the afternoon we travel to Tohpati village to see the batik weavers at work. You will be given the chance to try out your own skills at this intricate craft. We then drive through central Denpasar, stopping to admire the magnificent architecture of the Renon monument (Bajra Sandhi) and the unique central market (Pasar Badung). Leaving Denpasar we travel through Kerobokan, famous for its penal centre, towards the western seaside areas of Canggu and Seminyak before returning to your hotel. |
 | Outdoors the danger is from the sun. Many long-planned holidays are spoiled by overexposure to the elements (particularly at the beach) on the first day. Indoors the danger is a little red chili. All Indonesian food – particularly Balinese - contains this spice. It is what makes it so delicious. If you want a “cooler” experience, do not eat the seeds. |
Kontakt
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