Showing posts with label nusa dua. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nusa dua. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 21, 2015

The Hustle of Pandawa Beach Can’t Make Me Stop to Visiting




Afertnoon on Saturday I went to a famous beach in Nusa Dua named Pandawa Beach. Everyone who came to Bali must visited this beautiful place, because this beach has uniques thing that are the location under the cliff and has beautiful statue in the cliff. This statue just only there on the Pandawa Beach.

Departed from Jimbaran I need times about 30 minutes to reached this beach, it’s so easy to reached this beach I just used my google maps and some road sign. Saw cliffs on the right and left side of road, I'm sure I've been close to the beach. My guess is right after passed some cliffs I can saw the blue ocean on the right side.

Parked my bike in the parking area, I can saw all of Pandawa Beach. I choose to parked in above parking area, because from there I can saw cliffs and the blue ocean without must walk away. Moved from parking area, I went to the road saw the Pandawa Statue. Pandawa are the character of Mahabrata Story, The Famous Story in Bali.





I’ve known Pandawa Beach since a long time ago, but I didn’t know Pandawa Beach very crowded by the tourists. Many tourists who take photos in the front of Pandawa statue, I think they do that because they just can saw this statue in Pandawa beach. I had not been long in this beach because there are other places I should visit.

Despite that, visited this place a moment can made me happy. And I hope I still have enough time to visit this place again.

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Saturday, June 14, 2014

Camel Riding in Bali Gives Great Experience


Camel riding Safari is an interesting activity that can be done in Nusa dua. Precisely in Nikko Bali resort, visitors can ride a camel in the side part of the beach on the soft white sand of Nusa Dua. Visitors can ride on the back of a camel while viewing the nature and temples of Nusa Dua. The camels in Camel Safari have already been trained to adapt with foreigners and the environment. There are also professional tamers that will guide visitors.
 
There are five types of safari choices they are:  
Safari 1 which include 1 hour camel riding with lunch, Parasailling, Banana Boat, and Glass Bottom Boat & Turtle Island, welcome drink, hotel transfers and insurance.
Safari 2 which include 1 hour camel riding, hotel transfers, welcome drink and insurance.  
Safari 3 which include 1 hour camel riding with lunch or seafood Jimbaran dinner, welcome drink, hotel transfers and insurance.  
Safari 4 which include 30 minutes camel riding, hotel transfers for minimum 4 persons and insurance.
Safari 5 which include 1 hour camel riding with aroma therapy or balinese massage or balinese custom, welcome drink, hotel transfers and insurance.

All choices are interesting and of course, riding on a camel in Bali would give new experiences for all visitors, it is an interesting activity to try when visiting Nusa Dua area.

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Thursday, April 24, 2014

Bali Mandara Toll Ride You on The Sea

Bali Mandara Toll road is the first toll road which links Denpasar city, south Kuta, Badung regency and Ngurah Rai international airport. The Toll is constructed above the water with 12.7 kilometers of length. During the construction, several mangroves around the shore were cleared. This action has become controversy among environment activists. The construction has been completed in 14 months and it was officially opened by the Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on the 23rd of September 2014. The purpose of this Toll construction is to prevent traffic jams on Bypass Ngurah Rai Road. 

The meaning of "Mandara" is an acronym of some Indonesian word. The words consists of Maju (to move forward), Aman (safe), Damai (peaceful), and Sejahtera (prosperous). The fee charged to use this Mandara Toll is Rp 10.000 for cars and Rp. 4000 for motorcycles. The Governor of Bali this toll would be a new icon that becomes the pride of the island of Bali.


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