Tour "Best beaches of Bali"

Sites to visit:
Beaches: Melasti, Dreamland, Padang Padang and Uluwatu temple

Included:

• Private transfer from the hotel of the following areas: Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Denpasar, Sanur, Uluwatu, Ubud, Tegalalang and return back after the tour.
• An English-speaking driver
• Drinking water
• All tickets and fares

Not included:

• Meals
• Ticket to "Kecak dance" (150.000 IDR per person)

Bring with you:
Suntan lotion, headwear, longsleeve tee, swimming suit

Full description
This will be an incredible day, a day when you get to visit the island's best beaches, swim and relax in sun's rays. After this tour you will know for sure which one of Bali's beaches is your favorite. Let's go!

Melasti beach — is one of the most mysterious places within the island. It is bordered by tall rocks, and the picturesque serpentine road to the surfline is chiseled in living rock. Down below it is always pleasantly shady, but the sea is usually rough. Nonetheless, it is one of the top 10 beaches of the island. There is no "infrastructure" at this wild beach, but the scenery is so attractive that amateur photographers from all over Bali come flocking to the spot.

Dreamland beach — is a small beach among limestone dunes. It has fine yellow sand and always strong waves, which have made it popular among surfers, but few people like to swim here. There are some services here, including a surfboard rental.

Padang padang beach — is a tiny beach but propelled to fame by the movie "Eat, Pray, Love," some scenes of which were shot here. The beach extends for only a hundred meters, it is located in a cove with calm sea and golden sand. Parasoles can be rented.

After sampling Bali's best beaches we will travel to Uluwatu – a holy place, one of the six most sacred spots on Bali. The temple crowns a 90-m tall cliff with a panoramic viewof the entire island, sea and cliffs. People often come here for the sunset, which is one of the most beautiful in the world. As the enormous sun sinks into the Indian Ocean, waves breaking against the cliffs, the scene becomes imprinted in one's mind for much longer than the time spent on the island.

When the sun is quite low and twilight descends, we will head out to watch the ritual dance Kecak, performed by about 150 dancers. Singing and gesturing, they reenact Rama's battle against the malicious Ravana from the famous poem "Ramayana." The dance harks back to ancient ritual trances and is a thrilling sight even today.

We will show you a Bali you never guessed existed! Join Balilook!