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Goa Lawah TempleCandidasa Denpasar Kuta
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BALI
Where to stay
pray iN Bali
The Oscar-winning smile on Julia Roberts’ face wasn’t necessarily all acting in 2010’s Eat, Pray, Love. Anyone looking for relaxation and rejuvenation on a holiday in the sun will fall in love with Bali, on or off a bicycle.
Candidasa
Try exploring east Bali. Being less developed than much of the southern coast of Bali, there’s minimum shopping in this east coast Bali destination. However, lounging on the sand or around a swimming pool, catching up on reading
and enjoying some nasi goreng and fresh coconuts are ideal ways to break up the day.
hindu Shrine
Goa Lawah Temple, or the Bat Cave as it’s sometimes referred to by locals, is a Hindu shrine and cave that is home to thousands of bats. Tours are available from Candidasa
– just ask at your hotel or arrange your own driver.
Go diving in Bali
If scuba diving is on your must-do list, the east coast of Bali boasts some of the best diving in Indonesia. Call Baliku Dive Resort and they will happily come and collect you. Tulamben, just a short drive away, gives you the chance
to do the USS Liberty shipwreck dive. Closer to Amed, the Japanese shipwreck is stunning against a beautiful coral garden.
Looking for luxury in Candidasa? You can opt to stay at the RVC Hotel Rama Candidasa, offering private beach frontage and a beach terrace, ocean breezes and a truly romantic atmosphere for couples and nature lovers. Alternatively, the Royal Bali Beach Club at Candidasa is great for families, offering one and two-bedroom apartments.
Stay in the style of a traditional village at the Risata Bali Resort
& Spa and test out the Sukha Spa, where a five-star beauty package treatment awaits (from AU$75/NZ$96) including a relaxing massage, facial and warm bath infused with exotic flowers.
Pura Goa Lawah
Bali day Spa
Bali’s coral garden
meditation
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