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Is a sleepy seaside town that takes its name from an ancient temple complex and features different levels of accommodation and restaurants for travelers’ seeking a quiet holiday retreat. Despite the absence of a proper beachfront, there are plenty of water activities to enjoy including snorkeling to see species of coloured coral and exotic fish. Here local fishermen take to the ocean daily in brightly painted traditional boats known as jukung and visitors can negotiable very attractive charter fees for pleasure trips with views out to the neighbouring islands of Lombok and Nusa Penida
The Buleleng Festival (Bulfest) taking place on August 4-8, 2015, is held at the monument…
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In a tourism discussion some time ago at Sanur, it was revealed that the development…
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