Sanur beach is easily reachable from Denpasar, about a 5 to 10 minute drive. Sanur is an amazing beach to watch the sun rises while enjoying the white sandy beach. You can swim but be careful cause the wave is rather great. Sheltered by the coral reef, the waves here are much gentler than other areas of Bali.
There are many hotels spreading from high class (five stars) to cheap one. So you have many choices which hotel you will take. In the last two decades the once sleepy village of Sanur has become an elite international resort, with huge hotel complexes offering first class accommodations and every modern facility to visiting tourists.
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Nusa Dua is a peninsula in the south of Bali. It’s located 40 kilometres from the capital city: Denpasar. 
There are many tourist areas in this area that comprises of lime-coral stone, such as Jimbaran Beach and Garuda Wisnu Kencana.
Crystal clear water and stretches of white sandy beach of Nusa Dua makes Nusa Dua a perfect place for relaxing your exhausted bodies. Some of the most sumptuous and luxurious hotels in the world find their home in Nusa Dua Bali. You can tee off into the sunset, while watching the gentle waves come from the blue sea and caress the banks surrounding the luscious greens. Tranquil swimming pools under the coconut trees seem to be one with the distant blue sea. Art galleries and numerous shops surround them.
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Located around 2 hours drive or 72 kilometers west of denpasar and best to leave early in the morning and beat most of it; the area has a forest with “ketket”, or thorny trees. The thorny forest means “
Alas Meduwi” in Balinese. Because of this. People agreed to call it “Meduwi”, then changed into the current name of Medewi. The beach is flat, stony, and has long rolling waves, so it is very suitable for surfing and sunset watching.
As soon as you arrive at this west coast, you'll feel blowing wind and great wave...a feel for how surf travel in Bali used to be...Lush tropical landscapes give way to ricefields spanning right to the sea and your hotel is located beachside in front of Medewi's classic long lefthander. There are also heaps of good river mouth set ups along the way, and rarely anyone surfing them.
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Just North of the Nusa Dua complex, takes one onto the narrow Peninsula of land, which terminates in the small village of Benoa. From the concrete pier, 
you can see over the Serangan Island, lying low on the water.
From the fishing village, people can depart daily by the Cruise ship. Out in the bay, is an anchorage for ocean-going yachts and the Bali International Yachts Club also has a base here.
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Not so far from Kuta beach (20 minutes), and just south of Kedonganan Beach, Jimbaran has very beautiful white sand with clear sea water. Many people from across Denpasar and Badung and many foreign touurists come to this beach for recreation and relaxation. Relax? Yup...it is quieter than its neighboring beaches like Kuta beach where you can no more come but for looking a crowd.
The most interesting you will find here is the baked or fried delicious seafood. In the evening, when sun set, the seafood cafe area soonly fulled with many people tasting its delicious seafood with romantic night panorama. You’ve got to taste it to believe it. Mainly seafood, particularly its typical grilled seafood. Just have a sit and a beautiful, half moon shaped beach will accompany your dinner.
In the morning, the fisherman come from sea with their catch and soon the fish market is buzzing with its activity. And when the sun is up in the morning, people come to swim, sunbathe, wind-surf, relax and play.
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The name Tulamben originally is a village located near or at the beach, of which the name was taken from the word "Batulambih" that meansmany stones caused by the explotion of Mount Agung. The name was then changed into Batulamben and then for easy spelling, called Tulamben. As Tourism industry grew rapidly in Bali, Tulamben also become one of the most popular beach in Bali which has beautiful under sea view. This area then flourished into a tourist destination that worth to visit. It can be reached for about 2,5 hours from Denpasar (102 kms) and 25 km north from Amlapura.
You will view beautiful seaalong with beautiful surroundings, like view of mount Agung on the west. But the most thing to see is its beautiful under sea panorama. The natural corals, beautiful floral fish and shipwreck of US Liberty from World War II make the diving is more alluring.
Don't worry about accommodation. You'll find small -but enough for just relaxing your body- hotels, restaurants, of food stalls. Diving operators are also available there.
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If you it is your first time go to Bali, you'll find uniqueness of Bali compared to other places in Indonesia or even in the world. Blend of the friendly people, the natural beauty with the great variety of things to see and do, the pleasant climate all the year, and the high security.
As soon as you step off the plane you might sense the difference. In the villages you'll notice the quietness and wisdom in old people's faces, and the interest and respect in the young's.
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