Bali

Jimbaran fish market is the primary marketplace of seafood in Bali. Located in Jimbaran fishing community village, the market has rows and rows of fresh sea harvest. Here you will get all the sea produces right from tuna, salmon, crabs, shrimps, lobsters and sardines among other such things. The market is located in the vicinity of the restaurants in Jimbaran and Kedonganan that specialise in seafood dining and serve all brilliant fish delicacies. The market offers all freshest sea harvests and as a tourist it is an experience to witness a busy day here among the buzz of a lot of activities that begin right from the dawn.When you stop at the fish market which is a popular stop for tourists on a Bukit peninsula amble, you shall see that the place is lively, frenetic and of course, smelly. Nicely painted colourful boats bob along the shore giving the Jimbaran beach a beautiful look. As the boats unloads their containers, everything, right from small sardines, to lobsters to langoustines are collected by the market stall owners to their respective shops. The action is fast and it is indeed a sight to watch. You can buy your favourite fish here, get it cleaned and cut or processed as you want. Also, visitors with a knack of cooking should head towards the establishments that offer lessons about how to cook the seafood items. If you are good with bargaining, then rise up as early as 5.30am and head straight to the shore where the boats arrive with their collections around 6am. You shall get the best price of your favourite fish if you buy right from the fishermen. Jimbaran fishing village and tourist resort in Bali, Indonesia, is gaining popularity as tourists are showing interest in knowing the fishing community’s lifestyle better.

How about tasting from the best beans of coffee and making your day a refreshing one while in Jimbaran, Bali. Sounds good right? Home of the finest espresso endowments in Bali this espresso factory will lure you away. Brilliant Kirrin Coffee is produced using chose espresso beans from Bali Island. Here they offer roasted products. Inundate yourself in the sweet aroma and kind of espresso in this extraordinary visit devoted to the cooked bean. Indonesia is one of the world's biggest makers of espresso beans, and the over four century history of development has attempted to deliver extravagance mixes served far and wide. Take a stroll in the espresso farm and learn from developing and handling to broiling and serving.Highlights: Also don’t forget to take home some brilliantly crisp beans to appreciate later. Head out for this amazing coffee tour in Bali and make your holidays the most memorable ones.Price: the approximate price for the tour starts from IDR 531, 640

You might have already heard about the Royal Palace in Ubud which we have mentioned before.  While you visit the amazing one of a kind royal palace in Bali don’t miss your chance enjoy the cultural night performances.  Make it a point to check out the amazing Legong Dance & Ramayana. You will remain awestruck once you witness the dance performance and the thrilling unique music is sure to give you goosebumps. The Legong dance is basically about two brothers, Kings Subali & Sugriwa, who are turned into monkeys.  While the Ramanaya dance is basciaclly on Rama, Sita and her brother Laksamana. Head out for this amazing dance performances at the Royal Palace in Ubud.  Timings: The Dance performance starts from 7:30 PM in the evening.  Price: The approximate price starts from IDR 50,000

When in Bali there are a lot of places you would want to visit and explore. Out of the amazing place in Bali Kintamani Organic farm & Tour is the perfect fit for you. Kintamani is a standout amongst the most grand and intriguing regions of Bali. An enormous spring of gushing lava 30,000 years back made 3 kilometer wide caldera.Presently Lake Batur fills half of the antiquated caldera and the dynamic Volcano Mount Batur possesses the other half. Kintamani, with its rich volcanic soil, is prestigious for its espresso beans and oranges which you'll discover as the fundamental shopping fascination. Highlights: One can also find a market that sells superb quality of fresh organic product are sprinkled along the roadsides of Kintamani. On the eastern shore of the close-by Batur Lake are showcase gardens for a wide range of cool atmosphere vegetables. Price: The approximate price for a tour starts from IDR 999,150

Very close to the famous Jimbaran Beach is Kedonganan Beach which is famous for authentic seafood delicacies and relaxed resort stay with a bewitching view of the ocean. The extremely beautiful white sandy beach with a slope along with the regular remembrance of the calm waves to the shore is ideal for a perfect sunset view or a leisurely walk and it is one of the famous places to see in KutaThe multiple restaurants offering different types of seafood will be quite buzzed every afternoon by the enlarged crowd of tourists and locals. Another attraction is the fish market where fresh fish caught by the fishermen can be purchased.Highlights: The romantically shining restaurants are the irresistible attraction on the beach where you get lip-smacking grilled seafood items and the dining settings that offer you the best sunset views are quite beautiful.Activities: Swimming, sunbathing, fishing etc are the favourite activities of tourists arriving at the beach. But a relaxed walk on the shore watching the calm waves slowly approaching the white sandy beach is something even more appreciable.Opening hours: You can visit the beach any time you would like to but most of the seafood restaurants will be opened around 04:00 pm to 12:00 midnight.Location: Jalan Pantai Kedonganan, South Kuta

With an aim to protect the tiny eggs and thus increase the hatching rates of sea turtles started Kuta Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Programme Started almost 17 years ago. It is one of the best places to visit in Kuta.It was started by Mr. Agung and Wayan with 1 sea turtle nest which was protected with bamboo placed around the nest.There are Turtle Rangers to patrol the beach during the night to give the mother sea turtles safe place on the shore to lay eggs and go back to the ocean. They relocate the eggs to the hatchery at Kuta and wait for the next 45-60 days to get the eggs developed and hatched. When the eggs are hatched, the conservationists will return them to the natural habitat immediately. Highlights: Currently, tourists are also becoming part of the conservation programme hugely as the awareness about protecting these animals has gained prominence around the island. People can join the release of the baby turtles to the ocean so that they can spread the word to others and bring more people in order to be a member of the conservation team and protect more sea turtles like this.In 2012 and 2013, the authorities say that they could collect more than 50000 eggs safely and relocated them to the hatchery. Around 80% of them were hatched and released to the ocean. Timings: The nesting season on the beach is from March to September every year and the hatching season is from April to October. The nesting dates can be altered as the baby turtles will be hatched naturally when they are ready. During the months of June, July, August and September, the baby turtles will be released almost every day.If you visit Kuta during these months, you may be able to take part in this mind blowing social activity. Things to remember: When you visit the conservation centre, try not to touch the baby turtles or not to take photos of them with flashes on in order to protect their eyesight. Location: The beach is located a few minutes away from the Ngurah Rai International Airport in Tuban.

Pura Geger Temple is a significant cultural monument in Nusa Dua. Geger Beach, after which the temple is named, is visible from the temple. On bright mornings, you can see Mount Agung on the horizon and get a panoramic view of the bay. This is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Nusa Dua. Every Purnama Kanem, or ‘sixth full moon,' the temple holds a major festival.You may easily visit the temple's outside grounds and peek through its gates to see the shrines and interior courtyards, but temple gates are generally shut and only opened for important occasions with priests and pilgrims present. A tiny pathway leading down to a secret stretch of beach may be found south of the temple walls. It is advisable to visit this location during low tide.Location: Jl. Pura Geger, Benoa, Kec. Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali, Indonesia

Located on Bali's southern Bukit Peninsula, Pandawa Beach (also known as "Pantai Pandawa'') is a fantastic addition to the island's collection of beautiful beaches. The scenic one kilometer coastline strip is located near Kutuh, eight kilometres south of the ITDC complex's main centre, Nusa Dua. Pandawa beach is noted for its seaweed plantation and the steep slope of gigantic sculptures carved inside the enormous wall, in addition to its stunning white sand and clean ocean, blue sky, and waves.This beach boasts amazing topography and artificial limestone structures that serve as a one-of-a-kind welcome into this coastal location, and provides broad views of the Indian Ocean. This is one of the most important Nusa Dua places to see if you are an advanced surfer or a swimmer.Location: Regency, Badung; District, South Kuta; Province, Bali; Country, Indonesia