Bukit, the southern peninsula of Bali is hot and arid, popular with visitors, from the cloistered climes of Nusa Dua to the sybaritic retreats along the south coast. Its name means ‘hills’ in Indonesian. The west coast, often called Pecatu, with its string-of-pearls beaches, is a real hotspot. It is famous for surfing all the way south to the important temple of Ulu Watu. The south coast to the east and west of Ungasan is the site of some huge cliff-side resorts, with serene views of the ocean, while Nusa Dua and Tanjung Benoa cater to the more mainstream type of holidays.
Bali is the most popular holiday destination in the Indonesian archipelago. Exotic temples and palaces embraced by lash nature, are some of its top attractions. After sunset, famous nightspots invite its many visitors to unforgettable nights. You will be amazed by the verdant nature and jungles. Bali also boasts world-class beaches and luxury resorts in hot spots such as Kuta, Seminyak, and Jimbaran where most of the accommodation is right on the beach. They also host some of Bali’s greatest surf spots. The eastern beach resorts are more tranquil and present the most beautiful sunsets. These include Sanur, Nusa Dua and the coast of Candidasa. In east Bali and northern region, you’ll find some world-class diving spots with calm bays. They're home to pristine corals and colorful marine life.
Indonesia is composed of many islands that display cultural and landscape diversity, located off the coast of mainland Southeast Asia in the Indian and Pacific oceans. With nearly 13,500 islands under its jurisdiction, Indonesia offers an adventure for everyone, from exploring ancient temples and hiking active volcanoes to diving in exotic, pristine waters. This country’s history and natural beauty will leave no visitor uncharmed. Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world after China, India and the USA, having the largest Muslim population in the world. It includes over 100 active volcanoes.
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