Lovina
Things to see and do
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Dolphin watching

A big draw in Lovina is the possibility of watching dolphins in their natural environment. It is a bit of a curiosity really as the relaxed beach atmosphere is arguably more of an asset. Nevertheless, every man and his dog will be able to set you up for some dolphin watching in Lovina. When you're ... read more
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Lovina's beaches

The black sand beaches around Lovina are best at Kalibukbuk where you'll often see a large number of yachts anchored offshore. While Lovina is not a perfect beach destination, it is clean enough to go for a swim and pleasant enough to hang around for a few hours. The black sands are more of a dark ... read more
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Banjar hotsprings

Heading 11km west of Lovina along the road to Gilimanuk a sign points to Air Panas Banjar or Banjar Hotsprings. From the turnoff, a 5km long road leads inland to the famous warm spring-fed swimming pools of Banjar where countless visitors, domestic and international, come to bathe and be energised ... read more
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Les Waterfall

About 30km west of Tulamben on the main road to Singaraja a sign points to the Les Waterfall — a worthwhile diversion if you have time on your hands. After a brief drive up to the car park, you will be shown a car parking spot in front of a cafe and told about the mandatory donation, allegedly ... read more
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Yeh Sanih

Heading 15km east of Singaraja along the coast road is the local tourist attraction of Yeh Sanih. This is a series of pools by the ocean which are fed by fresh water springs which are pleasant to swim in. Taking a dip at Yeh Sanih is especially worthwhile outside of the traditional busy periods. ... read more
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Git Git Waterfall

About 10km south of Singaraja on the road to Bedugul is the popular waterfall at Git Git. It's a large, powerful waterfall surrounded by picturesque jungle at the bottom of an impressive gorge. Accessed by a 1km long path from the main car park, the path passes by countless stalls selling mass ... read more
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Old Singaraja Harbour

The harbour area of Singaraja provides for a fleeting glimpse into how the former capital of Bali used to look. There are some old colonial buildings that are in a state of disrepair, on old Dutch bridge and the Chinese temple Ling Gwan Kiong. The newer monument of Yudha Mandalatama stands ... read more
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