Fullday South Bali + Fish market Tour

Nusa Dua has always been known for the charm of the beach which is so beautiful as well as in this water blow, here the water current is very hard which creates waves crashing against the rock hard which causes a sound that may be very melodious to the ears, because the waves are loud so we suggest not to get too close to the rocks, because it is very dangerous if hit by the waves and dragged by the current. It’s a pleasant sensation to see the waves, which will make you feel comfortable and peaceful when listening to the sound of the waves hitting the rocks.

Garuda Wisnu Kencana is a 240 hectares private social stop on the Bukit Peninsula at the southern end of the island of Bali in Indonesia. Inside have the statue of Vishnu is 23 meters (75.5 ft) high, despite the fact that the first arrangement was for a 146-meter (479 ft) gold-plated Vishnu riding Garuda on top of a 11 story amusement complex. Garuda wing compass will be 64 meters (210.0 ft) over. When its finished, it will be the biggest statue on the planet. The thought was not without contention, and religious powers on the island griped that its huge size may disturb the profound parity of the island.

Before it was called the Pandawa, this beach was better known as Secret beach. They called secred beach because the difficult access to this location made this beach was empty. The visitors of this beach were only a few foreign surfers or domestic tourists. Fortunately, the local government of Badung Regency realized the potential of this beach and quickly managed this beach then launched it as a new mainstay attraction. When entering the beach area, we will be amazed by beautiful panorama of high cliff, flanking the road along 1.5 km. The road is purposively built through limestone hills.

The structure was altogether extended by a Javanese sage, Empu Kuturan in the eleventh Century. An alternate savvy from East Java, Dang Hyang Nirartha is credited for building the padmasana sanctums and is guaranteed to have achieved Moksha here. Significantly more wonderful than the sanctuary itself is its area, roosted on a lofty bluff 70 meters over the thundering Indian sea waves.

Located in Kedonganan village, Jimbaran, Kedonganan Fish Market is a treat for fish lovers. If you are a seafood lover, be amazed to find varieties of fish like shrimp, squid, crab, lobster, tuna, scallops, crabs, oysters, octopus, and chunks of fish eggs. Amazingly, they all cleaned and neatly arranged. Normally, the fish prices start from Rp 30,000 per kilogram, and more for rarer catches. The prices go up slightly during the rainy season as the catch reduces, as well as during holiday seasons. Bargaining is recommended, and if you are lucky enough you can end up negotiating at some real low price. For your personal note, the fish sellers are pretty warm and friendly. They tend to give a generous discount for anyone buying in bulk.