Editor's Choice: Bali Must-Sees
Bali's landscape features a diverse range of geological and cultural sites. Tanah Lot Temple sits on a rugged offshore rock formation, while the Tirta Gangga Water Palace showcases Balinese architecture through its tiered fountains and stone carvings. The northern region contains the Sekumpul Waterfall, a cluster of seven cascades within a dense forest. Coastal highlights include the calm waters of Nusa Dua Beach and the dramatic limestone cliffs and white sands of Diamond Beach on Nusa Penida island.
A Tanah Lot Temple
Coastal Hindu temple situated on a rugged offshore rock formation, known for its scenic sunset views and cultural significance.
B Tirta Gangga Water Palace
The name literally translates as 'Waters from Ganga'. This palace is the absolutely best-preserved water complex in Bali and without much…
C Sekumpul Waterfall
Supposedly the tallest waterfall in this area, Sekumpul is a hidden gem in the beautiful forest.
D Nusa Dua Beach
This sandy paradise with crystal-clear water is a perfect place to spend an afternoon.
E Diamond Beach
Accessible via a staircase carved into limestone cliffs, this beach on Nusa Penida island features white sand and distinctive pointed rock formations.
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