Kedungu Beach Bali

This beach is located in Banjar Kedungu, Belalang village, district of Kediri, Tabanan, Bali.
Also located immediately adjacent to the attractions of Tanah Lot. The sound waves are already starting to sound when entering the beach area which has a black-colored sand. Arriving at the beach, looked scrolls waves crashing rocks. Grains of water seemed to flow on the sidelines of coral that looks pretty exposed to the reflection of sunlight. Has good waves, beach Kedungu the target of tourists, especially foreign tourists to action with his surfboard. Not surprisingly, many foreign tourists who come, especially in the morning and afternoon to surf up to the middle of the sea.
 

The waves here are nice, so many foreigners come to surf here. More crowded again that morning. According to the man who has been selling more than 20 years on this beach, beach Kedungu become one of the favorite beach in Tabanan most visited by tourists, both domestic and abroad. In addition to being a favorite area of ​​the surfer, the atmosphere is quiet and the beach area is roomy, so many activities that can be carried visitors the main attraction.

"If Tanah Lot is full visitor, here the visitor too crowded, spacious place. People can sunbathe to play ball here, " according to local resident. Not only that, according to other local residents, if it comes up in the morning, it would seem the fishermen perform daily activities. Starting from catching fish to lobster, routine activities of the fishermen in the village. By using the nets, they caught seafood here. Aside from being a place of recreation, Kedungu beach also often used to worship by the local community.

Virgin Beach Bali

Expanse of blue sea flanked by two hills, that panorama presented by the White Sand Beach or now Virgin Beach familiarly called. Being among the Indigenous Village Bugbug and Perasi, Karangasem, Bali, this beach is one of the three beaches along the area. Candidasa Beach and offers panoramic sea Bugbug beach with black sand, while Virgin Beach presents other charms with warm white sand that often buffeted by waves rolls. Virgin Beach was given the nickname, which means virgin beaches, because the atmosphere is still naturally unspoiled investors as in other tourist spots in Bali.

Although there supporting tourism, only a few simple stalls managed by individuals from residents of each village. Not only from the lack of hotels or resorts, but natural shades can also be seen from the absence of electricity use in this white sand beach. Being on the east side of Mount Hone, Virgin Beach can be seen directly on the top of this hill. Roads that can be taken as the access of this hill, about 500 meters at a T-junction with a marker signpost toward Sharpen or Virgin Beach Hill. Access roads this one is quite small and narrow, so if you bring the vehicle or using Bali safe driver services, can only be reached by using a motorcycle.
There is also another access road from the village Perasi, one right after the village Bugbug village.
Although still minimal touch of luxury tourism typical of other tourist destinations in Bali, but this actually makes a positive impact. Visitors who come to feel comfortable with the atmosphere quiet and away from the uproar too modern tourism today.

Some water activity in order to attract tourists has encouraged some local people who opened the business in Virgin Beach. Ranging from snorkeling, body board, to sailing, which is offered here at the tourists, both local and foreign. Reefs and ornamental fish are others in this coastal region, which is a mainstay in the White Sand Beach. According to him, the potential for such underwater coral reefs in the Virgin Beach Bali is not lost to other areas, such as Amed and Blue Lagoon. Demand, especially foreign tourists seemed not miss the opportunity to feel the thrill of underwater panorama here.

As for sailing, using boats or traditional fishing boat, visitors will be taken to sail in coastal areas around the island to the Pope, the name for the whale-shaped atoll under Hill Sharpening. In addition to enjoying water activities, many visitors also swim or just indulge in the sand while sunbathing.
The waves are big enough, it becomes the target of visitors who swim here. The waves that move pushed people toward the beach became a sensation for them. This Bali beach area is opened from 08:00 pm until after dusk.

Bali achieved the most beautiful island in the world award

Bali was chosen as the most beautiful island in the world reader's choice Conde Nast Traveler magazine Russia in 2013 , despite the many options for beautiful islands traveled , but the charm of the beauty of the island remains a top choice for tourists from Russia . Tribute to Bali as the most beautiful island received Ambassador to Russia , Djauhari Oratmangun conducted at a leading theater in the City of Moscow . The award selection Conde Nast Traveler readers Russia is getting attention from the Russian media , both print and electronic media . To win the award , Bali to compete with other nominees namely Phuket , Maldives , Mauritius and Greece .

In his speech, Ambassador Djauhari Oratmangun present the award received by Bali is inseparable from the efforts of all parties, both in Indonesia and Russia to continue to promote the beauty of the island to prospective potential tourists from Russia . He said the Embassy in Moscow promoting continuous Bali and other tourist objects in Indonesia to the people of Russia .

This award is proof that Indonesia including Bali travel is able to provide 5S to the Russian tourists Sun , Sea , Sand , Smile , Service, Scenery , plus Satisfaction if it has come back, " he said . In addition to earning the award for the most beautiful island , one of the hotels in Bali, Grand Hyatt Bali also entered as a nominee for the best choice for family readers but unfortunately still not lucky to win the best category .

Conde Nast Traveler readers Russia conducting routine choice award to know the various categories of travel and means of support are preferred by Russian society . Bali has also been entered as a nominee best island in 2012 . Conde Nast Traveler Russia often contains writings about tourism in the country including a special edition of the summer 2013 that brought Maria Sharapova visiting Yogyakarta and contained in 14 pages of Conde Nast Traveler in Russia , Spain and China .

Bali Beach

Bali offers some of the most pristine beaches in South East Asia. Sunsets at the beaches are truly spectacular. A myriad of water sports await you, such as canoeing, parasailing, jet skiing, banana boat riding, the extreme sport of Kite surfing and lots more. Bali has beach to suit your every mood and activity. There are beaches untouched by human foot prints, beaches buzzing with activity, beaches backed by untamed jungles, beaches of white and black sands and beaches dotted with isolated fishing villages.
On Bali’s beaches sunbathing is popular with many visitors from temperate countries. However, please keep in mind that the sun in Bali can be very hot and you need to use sun cream. To avoid dehydration, it is advisable to drink plenty of water.

Kuta Beach
Lying on the western shore of the isthmus leading to Badung Peninsula is the famous Kuta beach, which has earned a reputation as a beach of paradise and attracts surfers, swimmers and sunbathers of all ages and nationalities.

Tanjung Benoa
Tanjung Benoa, a promontory stretching from Nusa Dua into the sea, boasts of a beautiful beach. Water sports of all kinds can be enjoyed here. Accomodation is available in several four-star hotels and there are plenty of seafood restaurants.

Sunset Legian
Aptly called the United Nations of beaches, Sunset Legian sees all kinds of people from all parts of the world indulging in both passive and active pursuits such as reading, meditating, playing beach volleyball, foot massaging and sun bathing. When the sun sets across the horizon the beach bars come alive, the football field is at its busiest and the locals wade into the waves.

Tuban Beach
Located between Kuta and the airport, this beach is excellent for those seeking sedentary activities like sunbathing or reading. Enveloped in tranquility, Tuban beach has the services of hotel lifeguards who make the sea a safe place to swim.

Uluwatu, Padang Padang, Bingin and Dreamland
These places used to be the exclusive playgrounds of surfers as access was along rough dirt tracks. Also, the hike down to some of the beaches deterred many people, but this is no longer true, as asphalt roads have been built, along with access paths down to the most popular beaches.

Nusa Dua
Ensconced in a lagoon, Nusa Dua is dotted with many five-star hotels, some of which have private beaches. This area is a swimmer’s haven as the waters are tranquil and clean.

Sanur Beach
In the 1930’s Sanur was the Beverly Hills of Bali, with many rich and famous people having their residence here. Today it is a center for windsurfing, parasailing and other water sports. Families enjoy Sanur Beach as it is in a calm, quiet lagoon area. Colorful outrigger can be hired from the villagers for island hopping. There is a red brick path from the Grand Bali Beach Hotel stretching beyond the Sanur Beach Hotel, making it possible to reach many hotels and restaurants along the strip.

Jimbaran
Jimbaran is a sleepy cove where fleets of fishing boats colour the scene. Since the opening of the Four Season Resort and Inter Continental, this once quiet area has now become a popular resort. Local families and tourists are drawn by its beauty and also come here to enjoy the seafood from the superb restaurants along the beach. It is a very popular spot for windsurfing and small sailing craft, which are available for rent.

Nusa Lembongan
This island is one of the most popular destinations for day trips from Bali. The journey takes between one and two hours, depending on whether you take a boat or motorboat. The pristine sandy beaches with calm bays are abundant with colorful sea life, so diving and snorkeling are very popular. For the less adventurous, glass-bottomed boats are available.

Padang Bai
Padang Bai is the main harbour for boats to and from Lombok. It is a quaint, laid-back fishermen’s village with a few inexpensive losmens for accommodation. A short walk over the rugged headland to the north will lead you to an intimate white sand beach, great for snorkeling.

Candi Dasa
This is the gateway to eastern Bali and is developing as a popular tourist destination. The beach had once been washed away due to coral picking but this has now stopped and the coral is returning.

Amed and Tulamben
Amed and Tulamben are alternative destination in east Bali. Amed is a quiet resort town that offers simple losmens, a couple of small hotels and good snorkeling.
Tulamben is even quieter and popular with local divers. A shipwreck bombed by the Japanese in World War Two and a drop-off accessible from the beach offer easy access to a colorful underwater world. The diving here is spectacular and many companies offer courses for all levels of experience.

Lovina, Kalibukbuk, Pemuteran, Pulau Menjangan
Between Singaraja and Seririt on Bali’s wild north coast is a busy stretch of losmens and hotels and the low sea makes this area by far the most inspiring beach in Bali.
The coastline has a number of tranquil coves, Lovina being one of them. Dolphins are often seen playing in the waters off Lovina at sunrise.
The diving off Pulau Menjangan, part of West Bali National Park, is generally regarded as the best in Bali. Boats are available to take divers over to the inhabited island.
Pemuteran is the perfect choice for those who would like to visit The Menjangan Island

The West Coast
This stretch of Bali is very beautiful and wild. Experienced surfers head out to this area but it is not recommended for beginners as the roaring sea is filled with treacherous rips. The beach around Tanah Lot is fantastic for horse riding and the nearby temple is an awe-inspiring location for watching dramatic sunsets.