Nusa Dua is Bali's premier holiday resort boasting internationally acclaimed hotels that attract visitors from all over the world to a destination where you’ll discover secluded luxury and an ideal holiday destination for both couples and families alike with excellent facilities, magnificent palm-fringed shores and reef-protected lagoons.
Golf lovers will be pleased as it has been said that Nusa Dua has the best Golf course in Bali, with 18 holes to play through, you can take in the stunning views and feel the refreshing ocean breeze at the same time. If you want to get closer to the local nature then you’ll love taking a trip to Serangan Island, a nearby turtle conservation that you can reach by boat or glass bottom boat, a perfect trip for anyone who is fond of sea life.
At Nusa Dua, the best restaurants tend to be located at the hotels, and as for nightlife, it is more common to drink near the beach with a cocktail. However, if you are looking for a lively atmosphere, find it located in the nearby town of Kuta.
Nusa Dua is a long way from traditional Balinese village life and offers a sanctuary in which to relax and be pampered, after a day on the golden shores linger over fine cuisine and savour a chilled drink under a blanket of stars.
Five-star luxury is bountiful in Nusa Dua, making it a great place to simply enjoy the relaxation of the beaches and the amenities of your resort. However, if something more active takes your fancy, head to the Taman Ayun Temple, while golfers will love playing 18 holes at one of the best courses on the island, or take a trip to Serangan Island with its turtle conservation areas.
Ricky
Travel Specialist
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- Time zone: GMT+8
- Flight time: 16-20 hours
- Recommended airlines: Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways
- Currency: Indonesian Rupiah
- Tipping guideline: 10% of total bill
- Health considerations: There is a risk of altitude illness when travelling to destinations of 2,500m or higher. There is a risk of dengue and Zika virus. and a low risk of malaria. There is no risk of yellow fever, however, yellow fever vaccination is required for travellers arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission.
- Capital: Denpasar
- National languages: Indonesian, Balinese
- Electricity and plugs: Type C / F, 230V
- Mobile phone coverage: Good
- UK passport visa requirements: You must have a visa to visit Indonesia. You can get a 30-day visa on arrival (VOA). All international travellers must fill out an electronic self-declaration form called SATUSEHAT Health Pass. The Bali provincial government charges a tourist levy payable online or on arrival (approx.£9)
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