Aside from beach, visiting waterfalls in Bali is also a must thing to do. One of the waterfalls visited by many tourists is the Sekumpul waterfall. Located in northern Bali, this stunning Waterfall is a scenic cluster of 6 to 7 narrow cascades that form the centerpiece of a lush green bamboo forested valley. Although it’s far, about 3 hours drive from Seminyak, the journey to the north can be mesmerizing too. On the way there, make sure to stop by at several other famous spots.
For instance, you can take some beautiful photos at Handara Gate that you will pass. This gate gives a beautiful and refreshing impression, like the door to a green valley. In fact, Handara Gate is an entrance to a golf resort. Another option, you can enjoy the beauty of Lake Beratan. Find the iconic scenery of Ulun Danu Temple with the lake as background. This day out is worth trying. To make it clearer, see our day trip to Sekumpul Waterfall!
When you miss dreamy beach atmosphere, come to Balangan Beach. The beach is beautiful and hidden, offering a romantic feel that is a favorite for couples. This white sand beach landscape is flanked by towering cliffs, adding to the impression of being secluded. The beautiful sunset is too beautiful to be missed.
Thus, as it is located in Ungasan, before coming to the beach, maybe you want to add some destinations by first visiting the Garuda Wisnu Kencana cultural park or the Uluwatu Temple.
This small island is located in the southeastern part of the island of Bali and you need to take a boat from the port, one of which is on the Sanur beach. You will arrive at the port of Jungut Batu or Mushroom Bay. There are so many things to do while you are in Lembongan Island, such as snorkeling with Manta, visiting the Yellow Bridge, exploring the Mangrove Forest, and many more.
Else, you can do a day cruise to this beautiful Island, find out more! So, make sure you list the things you want to do here, because to return you shouldn't miss your boat schedule. For complete information about Guide to Lembongan, click here!
When you visit Bali, don't miss this Tirta Empul Holy Spring in Ubud. In this temple, there is a spring that is sanctified by Balinese Hindus. So, many people and tourists do the 'cleansing ceremony' here. To arrive at this temple, you will take about one and a half an hours drive from Seminyak. Now it's best to come here in the morning, so it's not too crowded.
On the way back to Seminyak, you can stop for a while at the famous Tegalalang Rice Terrace. After that you can also stop by Saraswati Temple and Ubud Market in the Ubud Center. So it’s a complete day for you to enjoy the beauty of culture and tradition in Bali.
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