"Tanah Lot Temple"

The iconic temple with its unique position on the ocean is one of Bali’s most visited destinations. With eye-catching sunset views, the temple is built on rocks that are not far from the coastal lip. One of seven sea temples along the coast of Bali, Tanah Lot has been a part of Balinese mythology for centuries. It is said that venomous sea snakes guard the temple from intruders, but the site of surfers around the temple may be a hint that the belief is just folklore.

The Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park packs a lot into one place with the Street Theater, Amphitheater, Lotus Pond, Festival Park, Exhibition Hall, and the Jendela Bali (a Panoramic Resto and Souvenir shop) as complements. The Park also offers you a glimpse into the beautiful and vibrant Balinese culture, traditions, art and history

Loved for its priceless horizon, stunning view of the sun and white sands, the beach offers you a great way to relax after the cultural park. Get a bite to eat or cold beer at any of the beach warungs. With good snorkeling, swimming, yoga and massage services, this is a great mid-day stop for your tour

The highlight of the day may just be your visit to the Uluwatu Temple. Admittedly, Uluwatu is among the best tours on the Island with it’s stunning ocean views and ancient temple. Famed for its iconic Kecak and fire dance performance, monkeys, amazing scenery and most importantly, its rich depiction of Balinese culture, you will get a sense of the deep spiritualism of the people and their commitment to the gods

Indonesia has some of the finest seafood in Asia. Jimbaran offers you the very best of Bali’s mouthwatering seafood dinners with it’s famous fish market and expert cooks. Choose from a variety of fish and seafood and eat it on the beach with a cold drink as you watch the sunset over the Indian Ocean. It is a day well spend