1. Pantai Kuta

Although often crowded with visitors, it doesn’t feel right if you go on holiday to Bali without seeing the hustle and bustle of Kuta, a beach and sub-district in Badung Regency. The main attraction of Kuta Beach lies in its white sand, sunset views, nightlife, shopping tours, and culinary tours from cheap to luxurious. In addition, Kuta Beach is also in the same location as Seminyak and Legian. All three are on the same coastline so you can visit them alternately.

2. Pura Tanah Lot

As one of the tourism icons of Bali Island, Tanah Lot Temple is built on a large coral rock formation with the South Sea in the background. Because it is located in the middle of the sea, the temple area will appear separate from the mainland during high tide. The view looks even more beautiful when the sun begins to set combined with the waves crashing against the rocks. To access this temple, you can go through a bridge that is often crowded with the presence of various food and beverage stalls, clothing, crafts, and other knick-knacks.

3. Tanjung Benoa

If you are a water sports lover, Tanjung Benoa area should not be missed. In this place, you can try various exciting activities, ranging from banana boat, jet ski, parasailing, snorkeling, water ski, rolling donut, flying fish, scuba diving, to seawalker.

4. Pura Luhur Uluwatu

Pura Luhur Uluwatu is a popular tourist destination for beginners thanks to its attractions: cliff-edge location, unique architecture, many long-tailed monkeys, views of the Indian Ocean, and stunning sunsets from the top of the cliff.

5. Ubud

Ubud is home to spiritual, cultural, and artistic tourism. In this area, you can visit the Ubud Monkey Forest which is famous as a conservation of Balinese long-tailed monkeys. In addition, Ubud is also a center for shopping activities. This area is filled with various kiosks, ranging from fashion, souvenirs, to traditional arts.