Nobel’s guidebook
My favourite pork restaurant
This is a non halal restaurant you must try their pork ribs!
9 of 10 we rate it! the best pork ribs maybe in bali^^
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Naughty Nuri's Seminyak
This is a non halal restaurant you must try their pork ribs!
9 of 10 we rate it! the best pork ribs maybe in bali^^
Babi guling rice, the local food of balinese.
This is one of many babi guling restaurant we recommend, the place is little bit hidden gem, but the taste we rate it 8-10 and the price is reasonable.
babi guling pan ana
No.4 Gang 33Babi guling rice, the local food of balinese.
This is one of many babi guling restaurant we recommend, the place is little bit hidden gem, but the taste we rate it 8-10 and the price is reasonable.
Sightseeing
Dont forget to come at 3PM or 4PM to wait for the sunset! Usually heavy traffic to this area, bring your sun glasses, sun cream and hat! Pretty hot!
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Templo de Uluwatu
Dont forget to come at 3PM or 4PM to wait for the sunset! Usually heavy traffic to this area, bring your sun glasses, sun cream and hat! Pretty hot!
My favourite Beach
White sand beach! Must visit
Nyang Nyang Beach
Entrance fee: By donation
Address: Nyang Nyang Beach, Jl. Raya Uluwatu, Uluwatu, Bali (Coordinates here)
Getting there: Take a car or bike to Jalan Uluwatu, and look for a sign that reads “Nyang Nyang Surfing Beach”. Park, then make the rest of the journey by foot to the beach!
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Nyang Nyang Beach
Jalan Raya Uluwatu PecatuWhite sand beach! Must visit
Nyang Nyang Beach
Entrance fee: By donation
Address: Nyang Nyang Beach, Jl. Raya Uluwatu, Uluwatu, Bali (Coordinates here)
Getting there: Take a car or bike to Jalan Uluwatu, and look for a sign that reads “Nyang Nyang Surfing Beach”. Park, then make the rest of the journey by foot to the beach!
Many beach bar here to rock you!
The High Cliff at Melasti Beach
entry fee : unknown
Getting there: Head to the south of Bali, near Uluwatu. From the carpark the cliff is easily accessible by foot, and there are stairs to go down to the beach
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Playa Melasti
Many beach bar here to rock you!
The High Cliff at Melasti Beach
entry fee : unknown
Getting there: Head to the south of Bali, near Uluwatu. From the carpark the cliff is easily accessible by foot, and there are stairs to go down to the beach
A Hundred stairs to reach the beach! think twice to getting there...but when you get there, you will love it!
Green Bowl Beach
Named because of its algae-covered rocks seen at low tide, Green Bowl Beach could have become the next big tourist destination.
ps : make sure your sandals is strong enough to climb the stairs^^
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Playa Green Bowl
A Hundred stairs to reach the beach! think twice to getting there...but when you get there, you will love it!
Green Bowl Beach
Named because of its algae-covered rocks seen at low tide, Green Bowl Beach could have become the next big tourist destination.
ps : make sure your sandals is strong enough to climb the stairs^^
Wander into a cave – Suluban Beach
we rate it 9 of 10 for the most breath taking beach view!
Everyone knows Suluban Beach to be a surfers’ paradise, but Suluban Cave might just be the real treasure here.
Looking almost like a movie set from the Pirates of the Caribbean series with its otherworldly glamour, Suluban Cave oozes both mystery and mystique.
Parking fee: Rp. 5,000 (Approximately USD $0.35)
Getting there: Located at the Bukit Peninsula, Suluban Beach is connected to Kuta and Denpasar through Jimbaran by the busy Jalan Bypass Nusa Dua and this is the only route in, approximately 34 km from Denpasar. From the carpark head down the stairs.
Make sure you strong enough to climb a hundred stairs! elderly no recommended!
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Suluban Beach
Wander into a cave – Suluban Beach
we rate it 9 of 10 for the most breath taking beach view!
Everyone knows Suluban Beach to be a surfers’ paradise, but Suluban Cave might just be the real treasure here.
Looking almost like a movie set from the Pirates of the Caribbean series with its otherworldly glamour, Suluban Cave oozes both mystery and mystique.
Parking fee: Rp. 5,000 (Approximately USD $0.35)
Getting there: Located at the Bukit Peninsula, Suluban Beach is connected to Kuta and Denpasar through Jimbaran by the busy Jalan Bypass Nusa Dua and this is the only route in, approximately 34 km from Denpasar. From the carpark head down the stairs.
Make sure you strong enough to climb a hundred stairs! elderly no recommended!
The paradise of surfers!
There are many surf camps and surf schools around here, where you can take surf lessons or theory classes to learn the correct techniques.
If you are at beginner or intermediate level, try Balangan beach. The waves are relatively easy and there are lots of fairly skilled surfers where you can watch from the shore and hone your skills. Sometimes, the waves can go up to 300 metres on a good day!
For advanced level surfers, you can head on to Padang-Padang beach, where the quality of waves is totally epic. It has the most dangerous and hollowest waves that only the pros and kamikazes dare to attempt. There are also a lot of surfing competitions held in Padang-Padang.
Must visit!
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Padang Padang Beach
The paradise of surfers!
There are many surf camps and surf schools around here, where you can take surf lessons or theory classes to learn the correct techniques.
If you are at beginner or intermediate level, try Balangan beach. The waves are relatively easy and there are lots of fairly skilled surfers where you can watch from the shore and hone your skills. Sometimes, the waves can go up to 300 metres on a good day!
For advanced level surfers, you can head on to Padang-Padang beach, where the quality of waves is totally epic. It has the most dangerous and hollowest waves that only the pros and kamikazes dare to attempt. There are also a lot of surfing competitions held in Padang-Padang.
Must visit!
Beach Club
Palmilla Bali
There’s a new kid in town (as of October 2019), one that’s reminiscent of Tulum in Mexico! Located in Melasti Beach, Ungasan, and featuring a gorgeous swimming pool that contrasts the wooden exteriors beautifully, it’s time to pay this little Bali beach club a visit!
Price range: Mains from Rp. 80,000 (Approximately USD $5.70)
Address: Melasti Beach, Ungasan, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia
Contact: +62 887 3008 981
Opening Hours: Mon – Sun, 10am – 9pm
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Palmilla Bali
Palmilla Bali
There’s a new kid in town (as of October 2019), one that’s reminiscent of Tulum in Mexico! Located in Melasti Beach, Ungasan, and featuring a gorgeous swimming pool that contrasts the wooden exteriors beautifully, it’s time to pay this little Bali beach club a visit!
Price range: Mains from Rp. 80,000 (Approximately USD $5.70)
Address: Melasti Beach, Ungasan, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia
Contact: +62 887 3008 981
Opening Hours: Mon – Sun, 10am – 9pm
Ulu Cliffhouse
Although high up above, eating and drinking at Ulu Cliffhouse is not quite as hair-raising as it looks, but beware as you might fall for its gorgeous sunset views. Deck loungers rest against the Indian Ocean offering views of the stunning Balinese sunset, while you’re served with a playful selection of drinks to suit every palate and occasion.
Minimum Spend: One main course per person or Rp.1,500,000 for daybed (Approximately USD $106)
Price: Food from Rp.120,000 (Approximately USD $8.50)
Address: Jl. Labuan Sait No. 315, Padang-Padang, Bali, Indonesia
Contact: +62 813 3881 2502
Opening Hours: Sun – Thu, 11am – 10pm; Fri – Sat, 11am – 12am
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Ulu Cliffhouse
Ulu Cliffhouse
Although high up above, eating and drinking at Ulu Cliffhouse is not quite as hair-raising as it looks, but beware as you might fall for its gorgeous sunset views. Deck loungers rest against the Indian Ocean offering views of the stunning Balinese sunset, while you’re served with a playful selection of drinks to suit every palate and occasion.
Minimum Spend: One main course per person or Rp.1,500,000 for daybed (Approximately USD $106)
Price: Food from Rp.120,000 (Approximately USD $8.50)
Address: Jl. Labuan Sait No. 315, Padang-Padang, Bali, Indonesia
Contact: +62 813 3881 2502
Opening Hours: Sun – Thu, 11am – 10pm; Fri – Sat, 11am – 12am
“Where everyday is Sunday” – With a motto that says it all, Sundays Beach Club sits in one of Bali’s most picturesque locations, the sandy white beaches of Uluwatu, with beautiful lavish villas perched on the clifftop above. Indeed, what a perfect catch!
The fun begins as you are set to go down to the beach club; hop into the inclinator and enjoy an exciting ride. Forget welcome drinks and replace them by views; as you descend the cliff, you’ll be greeted with a majestic show of crystal clear lagoon unveiling itself while being perfectly outlined by a stretch of golden sun-burnt sand. And that is only the beginning – this beach club experience is like no other!
The spot welcomes both families and romantic couples who find coexistence in what the beachclub has to offer – sweeping views, clean beach, clear waters and a crazy collection of cocktails, all-day dining options and watersports.
Once you’re done indulging in their delectable ocean-to-table seafood feast (exclusively on Friday and Saturday) and lounging around with perfectly iced-Mojitos, pick up the complimentary kayaks and paddle boards to explore the multiple rock pools along the coast.
Entrance fee: Weekday – Adults, Rp. 400,000 (Approximately USD $29.25), includes Rp. 200,000 F&B credit; Children (7-12 years), Rp. 200,000 (Approximately USD $14.65), includes Rp. 100,000 F&B credit. Weekends – Adults, Rp. 450,000 (Approximately USD $32.95), includes Rp. 250,000 F&B credit; Children (7 – 12 years), Rp. 250,000 (Approximately USD $18.30), includes Rp. 150,000 F&B credit. Fee is also inclusive of kayaks, snorkelling equipment and stand-up paddle boards.
Price: Food from Rp. 130,000 (Approximately USD $9.50)
Address: Jalan Pantai Selatan Gau, Banjar Wijaya Kusuma, Ungasan 80362 Bali
Contact: +62 811 9421110
Opening hours: Mon – Sun, 9am – 10pm
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Sundays Beach Club
Banjar Wijaya Kusuma“Where everyday is Sunday” – With a motto that says it all, Sundays Beach Club sits in one of Bali’s most picturesque locations, the sandy white beaches of Uluwatu, with beautiful lavish villas perched on the clifftop above. Indeed, what a perfect catch!
The fun begins as you are set to go down to the beach club; hop into the inclinator and enjoy an exciting ride. Forget welcome drinks and replace them by views; as you descend the cliff, you’ll be greeted with a majestic show of crystal clear lagoon unveiling itself while being perfectly outlined by a stretch of golden sun-burnt sand. And that is only the beginning – this beach club experience is like no other!
The spot welcomes both families and romantic couples who find coexistence in what the beachclub has to offer – sweeping views, clean beach, clear waters and a crazy collection of cocktails, all-day dining options and watersports.
Once you’re done indulging in their delectable ocean-to-table seafood feast (exclusively on Friday and Saturday) and lounging around with perfectly iced-Mojitos, pick up the complimentary kayaks and paddle boards to explore the multiple rock pools along the coast.
Entrance fee: Weekday – Adults, Rp. 400,000 (Approximately USD $29.25), includes Rp. 200,000 F&B credit; Children (7-12 years), Rp. 200,000 (Approximately USD $14.65), includes Rp. 100,000 F&B credit. Weekends – Adults, Rp. 450,000 (Approximately USD $32.95), includes Rp. 250,000 F&B credit; Children (7 – 12 years), Rp. 250,000 (Approximately USD $18.30), includes Rp. 150,000 F&B credit. Fee is also inclusive of kayaks, snorkelling equipment and stand-up paddle boards.
Price: Food from Rp. 130,000 (Approximately USD $9.50)
Address: Jalan Pantai Selatan Gau, Banjar Wijaya Kusuma, Ungasan 80362 Bali
Contact: +62 811 9421110
Opening hours: Mon – Sun, 9am – 10pm
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At El Kabron, you can party all day and well into the night.
The establishment sits on a clifftop overlooking the Indian Ocean, a view you can enjoy as you feast on Spanish cuisine in the glass-fronted dining room, sunbathe on the deck in front of it or lounge in the infinity pool.
Entrance fee: Rp. 500,000 (Approximately USD $36.60) for a daybed
Price: Food from Rp. 65,000 (Approximately USD $4.75)
Address: Jl. Pantai Cemongkak, Pecatu, Kuta Selatan
Contact: +62 821 4437 0139 / +62 361 780 416
Opening hours: Venue- Mon – Sun, 10am – 10pm; Restaurant- 12pm-9.45pm (last order)
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El Kabron Bali
Jalan Pantai CemongkakAt El Kabron, you can party all day and well into the night.
The establishment sits on a clifftop overlooking the Indian Ocean, a view you can enjoy as you feast on Spanish cuisine in the glass-fronted dining room, sunbathe on the deck in front of it or lounge in the infinity pool.
Entrance fee: Rp. 500,000 (Approximately USD $36.60) for a daybed
Price: Food from Rp. 65,000 (Approximately USD $4.75)
Address: Jl. Pantai Cemongkak, Pecatu, Kuta Selatan
Contact: +62 821 4437 0139 / +62 361 780 416
Opening hours: Venue- Mon – Sun, 10am – 10pm; Restaurant- 12pm-9.45pm (last order)
Consejos para la ciudad
Facilidad para moverse por la casa
Rent a scooter or car for your adventure is the best way!
Uluwatu area is so many place you can explore, but the best way to enjoy is rent a scooter or rent a car with or without driver.
you wont regret it!
Qué debes empacar
Bring sun cream and sun glasses
Uluwatu / Jimbaran area is full of many popular beach!
you wont miss it!!!
come to the beach, drink coconut and swim or sun bathe is cool!