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Uluwatu Temple, Pura Luhur Uluwatu
Bali Treetop Adventure Park, Candi Kuning
Kuta Beach, Kuta
ATTRACTIONS
Perched on top of a 70-metre-high cliff, Uluwata
Temple is a sea temple that is believed to be Bali’s
spiritual pillars and is renowned for its magnificent
location. Offering panoramic views of the Indian
Ocean, expect impressive sunset views of the
crashing waves below. Although this sea temple is
not for the weak – taking up to an hour to climb the
narrow, snaking cliff path, the awe-inspiring views
alone are certainly worth it. Upon reaching the end
of the path, visitors are treated to fantastic examples
of Balinese architecture, including its rich array of
ancient gateways and sculptures.
Open every day from 8:30am to 6pm, Bali Treetop
Adventure Park is a hair-raising, open-air adventure
jungle gym, offering electrifying activities amongst
the treetops. The Bali Treetop Adventure Park has
more than 70 different activities and adventures
for all ages and fitness levels. Zip wires, suspended
bridges, Tarzan Jumps and flying swings are just
a few of the challenges guaranteed to get your
pulse racing as you join the birds and make your
way through the treetops by whichever method is
available, as many times as you want.
Possibly Bali’s most famous beach, Kuta Beach
is five kilometres of clean, pure white sand
stretching along the Indian Ocean, a popular tourist
destination for bathers and surfers alike. With its
picturesque ambience, it isn’t difficult to understand
why. By day the water appears turquoise against
the white canvased sand but with minimum light
pollution over the ocean, the scene really comes
to life during sunrise and sunset. The colours from
the sun glisten in the gentle waves, fusing them
together into a sparkling lightshow masterpiece.
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Uluwatu Temple, Pura Luhur Uluwatu
Bali Treetop Adventure Park, Candi Kuning
Kuta Beach, Kuta
ATTRACTIONS
Perched on top of a 70-metre-high cliff, Uluwata
Temple is a sea temple that is believed to be Bali’s
spiritual pillars and is renowned for its magnificent
location. Offering panoramic views of the Indian
Ocean, expect impressive sunset views of the
crashing waves below. Although this sea temple is
not for the weak – taking up to an hour to climb the
narrow, snaking cliff path, the awe-inspiring views
alone are certainly worth it. Upon reaching the end
of the path, visitors are treated to fantastic examples
of Balinese architecture, including its rich array of
ancient gateways and sculptures.
Open every day from 8:30am to 6pm, Bali Treetop
Adventure Park is a hair-raising, open-air adventure
jungle gym, offering electrifying activities amongst
the treetops. The Bali Treetop Adventure Park has
more than 70 different activities and adventures
for all ages and fitness levels. Zip wires, suspended
bridges, Tarzan Jumps and flying swings are just
a few of the challenges guaranteed to get your
pulse racing as you join the birds and make your
way through the treetops by whichever method is
available, as many times as you want.
Possibly Bali’s most famous beach, Kuta Beach
is five kilometres of clean, pure white sand
stretching along the Indian Ocean, a popular tourist
destination for bathers and surfers alike. With its
picturesque ambience, it isn’t difficult to understand
why. By day the water appears turquoise against
the white canvased sand but with minimum light
pollution over the ocean, the scene really comes
to life during sunrise and sunset. The colours from
the sun glisten in the gentle waves, fusing them
together into a sparkling lightshow masterpiece.
