In the 1970s, a French firm, commissioned by the Indonesian government, came up with the idea for a self-contained resort complex to "minimize the impact of tourism on the Balinese culture." It chose this 300-hectare (741-acre) tract of undeveloped land, devoid of any infrastructure, and basically transformed it into a theme park. Nusa Dua is now a roster of five-star, all-inclusive properties, all secluded and finely manicured. The beaches are clean and blissfully tout-free, but it can all seem a bit sterile. Still, it's suitable for families and business conventions.
Nusa Dua Travel Experiences
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"Nice sarong Mr Kieren"
After some less than glamorous accommodation recently we decided, as Indonesia is ridiculously cheap, we'd splash out on a bit of relativ... Continue reading »
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Central Bali: Monkey Mania Along the Side of the...
During one of our tours of the countryside we came across a place known for having a group of monkeys (called a troop) along the side of... Continue reading »
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Happy Galungan from Ubud!
After we were through with Kuta, we took a fantastic tour to Bali's volcano, Butur, and then to Ubud, which turned into one of our Bali h... Continue reading »
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Ubud, Bali - Indonésia
Dia 31 – 22 de JulhoNossa Chegada em BaliChegamos em Bali no começo da tarde e fomos recepcionados pelo nosso novo guia, o Buda (fácil es... Continue reading »
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Kintamani e Lake Batur, Bali - Indonesia
Dia 33 – 24 de Julho Visita a vila Aga de Panglipuran e partida para o Vulcão BaturAcordamos bem cedo para explorar o nosso hotel em Ubud... Continue reading »
