Bali vlog, Bali 2023 travel guide beaches in Nusa Dua are some of the most beautiful you will find anywhere in Bali.Nusa Dua is famous for for its water sports and will find a huge selection of water based activities to enjoy there including jet-skiing, parasailing and banana boat rides,and you can also go diving off the coast.
Number 10. Pura Geger
This Balinese temple perched on a cliff is usually among the top 10 attractions in Nusa Dua due to its majestic surroundings and grand architecture. Pura Geger, one of the region's most important cultural landmarks, is a short walk from the beautiful Geger beach. The tranquil temple, which offers magnificent views of the bay and Mount Agong, impresses with its intricate stonework that stands out against the tropical vegetation. On full and new moon days, it is a wonderful place to spend a few hours of solitude. Pura Gegar is one of the most famous attractions in Nusa Dua and is located south of the famous Gegar beach. To get to this temple, you have to follow a path up a cliff from the beach, and there you will find a pretty Balinese temple surrounded by twisted tree trunks overlooking the sea. The temple itself may be small, but one of the main reasons to come here is the view over the water.
Number 9. Pasifika Museum
This tranquil oasis dedicated to art is one of the must-visit attractions of Nusa Dua. The museum is located near the Bali Collection and showcases the work of a number of European artists who moved to Bali and then made art on the island. The largest museum of artifacts from the Asia-Pacific region displays an impressive collection of 600 paintings, artifacts and sculptures from 25 countries, including Vietnam, India, China, Indonesia, etc. As a welcome change from the usual tourist attractions, the Pasifika Museum displays an interesting collection of works of art by various artists from the region. A lovely café overlooking the lush gardens and fountain is a lovely place to relax after the museum tour. The Pasifika Museum is a wonderful museum in Nusa Dua, although unfortunately many people don't even know it exists. There are also galleries dedicated to local painters, and you'll also find an Indochinese gallery as well as a Polynesian exhibition. As if that weren't enough, you'll even find pieces by the likes of Paul Gauguin, Rudolf Bonnet, and Emilio Ambron, and if you're an art lover, don't miss this place.
Number 8. Water Blow
Water Blow is one of the best natural attractions in Nusa Dua and as the name suggests, it's a giant blowhole meaning you can watch the water flow from the sea into the sky. Experiencing the sheer power of nature as giant ocean waves crash onto the jagged limestone cliffs is indeed a sight to behold. One of the best places in Nusa Dua for a rendezvous of oceanic beauty and splendor, the Water Blow is a must. You can follow the signs along the panoramic promenade of Nusa Dua to reach this place of beauty. As you marvel at the unexpected surf and spray of the crashing waves, you should also capture some stunning shots. The hole is the result of a narrow rock formation and is located on Nusa Dua Beach near the Grand Hyatt Hotel. Be sure to keep your distance from the blowhole, as it can be powerful and it can get dangerous if you get too close.
Number 7. Serangan Island
This tiny island, also known as Turtle Island, is a worthwhile day trip, especially with children. The quiet island boasts a beautiful mangrove forest, a hatchery for green turtles, and a beautiful beach. While the spirituals can visit the Sakenan temple, the outdoor enthusiasts can try their hand at fishing or surfing. Previously accessible only by wooden boats, the island can now be reached via a small bridge just 25 minutes from Nusa Dua. You can take a boat directly from Nusa Dua or Tanjung Benoa and here you will find a pretty conservation center dedicated to caring for injured turtles and reintroducing them back into the wild. There is also a hatchery here and the baby turtles are then released on the local beaches when they are old enough to fend for themselves. In addition to turtles, you'll also find birds, snakes, and other Balinese wildlife here, and this is a great day trip, especially for anyone interested in marine conservation.
Number 6. Puja Mandala
What could be more encouraging than witnessing 5 religious places of worship standing together on the same premises? Puja Mandala, one of the truly unique places in Nusa Dua, is home to a traditional Balinese temple, a Buddhist temple, a Protestant church, a mosque and a Catholic church. The serenity and spiritual atmosphere of the place will surely fill you with peace and make the visit worthwhile. Puja Mandala means "hill of worship" in Indonesian.
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