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BALI The famed Island of the Gods, with its varied landscape of hills and mountains, sandy beaches and rugged coastline, lush rice terraces and barren volcanic peaks all provide a picturesque backdrop to a deeply spiritual and unique culture. NUSA DUA Meaning “Two Islands”, Nusa Dua is located on a lush peninsula. It encompasses a five-star resort development with a sense of exclusivity, high-end facilities and an exciting array of water-sports nearby. Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa focuses on showcasing Bali’s rich architectural traditions through a combination of grand spaces and intimate corners. Peaceful and Authentically Bali. Fragrant breezes float through tranquil gardens filled with vibrant colours to enrich the senses. An integrated arrangement of ethnic portals, magnificent buildings and ornate pavilions are interlinked by tropical landscaping, lagoons and covered passageways. View Location & Map
Bali has been attracting visitors for centuries with its rich cultural heritage and spiritual traditions, warm sea breezes, tropical fragrances, lush mountains, gorgeous sunsets, breathtaking scenery and the warm hospitality of its people. SIGHT SEEING There are many places of interest to visit and experience the rich cultural heritage of Bali. Tanah Lot with its temple and sunset; Kertagosa or Klungkung, a former site of the oldest Balinese kingdom; Tenganan, one of the original Bali “Aga” villages where traditions have changed little over the centuries; Besakih, the mother temple in Bali, just to name a few of the places. Ubud is a must , whether as a day trip from Nusa Dua, or as an add on for a few nights before leaving Bali. SHOPPING Shopping is an art form in Bali, and unless there are set prices half the fun is the negotiating. Try not to accept the first price that you are given as it is normal to bargain in Bali, unless the product is price-tagged. Although tempting, try not to make any major purchases for the first few days. Look around, take your time, bargain and then buy at the right price. Bali offers a wide selection, from stone and wood carvings, traditional and modern paintings, ceramics, to fashion. All of them are available in shops and galleries throughout the island. Make some time to explore the shops within Nusa Dua Beach Hotel. The quality here is first rate. Just five minutes away from Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa is the Bali Collection, a shopping & entertainment complex offering both everyday needs and travel treasures. SPORT & ADVENTURE A wide choice of outdoor adventure and water-sport activities will enhance your holiday in Bali. These include mountain cycling, rafting and bungee jumping. For the water-sport lovers, the best place is Tanjung Benoa, Bali’s center for water sport just 10-minute drive from the Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa. Scuba diving, […]
Bali is located only 8 o (375km) south of the equator. Thus, Balinese weather is tropical to say the least – reliably hot and sunny. Days are almost always 12 hours long. Around sunrise, 6.20 am, locals can be seen on the beach blessing the new day, playing with their families in the surf or harnessing their nets for a day of fishing. The sun then sets around 6.30 pm when families generally retreat inside. The daytime temperature averages between 80º F (27ºC) to 90º F (32ºC) in the southern lowlands. In Bali however, it is quite humid at about 75% so often times it feels much hotter. The mountains tend to be significantly cooler at around 70º F (21ºC) to 80º F (27ºC). At night the mountains can get pretty chilly. Bali’s tropical monsoon climate has two distinct seasons: dry (between May to September) and wet (between October to April). Monsoon refers to the wind, not the rain. However even in the wet monsoon, in this tropical paradise it is still likely it will be sunny for a good part of the day. May, June and July are generally considered to be the best time to travel to Bali in terms of the weather. However, depending on whether the traveler is a surfer or explorer, preferences may change. During the dry season, May to October, the western side of the peninsula creates some of the world’s best waves. The best advice is to check the estimated weather during time of travel and pack accordingly. Even when it is raining across most of Bali, you can often enjoy sunny, dry days on the Bukit Peninsula which receives far less rain than any other part of the island. On the other hand, in central Bali and in the mountains, you should not be surprised by cloudy skies and showers at any time of the year. At higher elevations such as Bedugul or Kintamani, it gets distinctly chilly and you […]
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