Discover Bali’s “Two Islands” – Nusa Dua

Bali, a gem waiting to be explored with its high mountain peaks, plentiful rice fields, and its beaches that touch the Indonesian Ocean, is where many travelers look to satisfy their itch to get away. One of those shining gems is Nusa Dua, located just a mere 22 kilometers from Denpasar, the provincial capital of Bali.

Nusa Dua, meaning two islands (nusa “island” – dua “two”), is surrounded by incredible swimmable beaches, and jagged limestone cliffs where large waves from the Indian Ocean crash against them, and volcanic rock.

Here are the top six things to explore on your next sun-soaked visit to Nusa Dua:

1.           Visit Tanjung Benoa! Located adjacent to Nusa Dua, Tanjung Benoa can be considered a water sport enthusiasts Shangri-La. Adventurist can seek their thrills by jet skiing, banana boat rides, witnessing flying fish, experience the serene pleasure of parasailing, and discover vibrant marine life while snorkeling.

2.           Get your steps in! Grab a sun hat, glasses and sun cream and explore the “two islands” along the walking track that connects both of the islands. The larger of the two islands, Nusa Gede has its own Water blow, where in the right season the water shoots high into the air, soaking anyone within its splash zone

3.           Hang ten! Learn to surf like a local. Nusa Dua has many surf schools to teach student the intricacies of catching waves along the long surf breaks, which are perfect for learning on

4.           Beach day! Trek to Gunung Payung Cultural Park, which is nestled along the shores of the southern coast of Bali’s Bukit Peninsula, between Uluwatu and Nusa Dua

5.           A shopper’s paradise! The vibrant Bali Collection, a premier shopping destination that offers an array of international and local brands, exquisite dining options, and captivating entertainment. The Bali Collection offers shoppers an exceptional shopping experience in a charming open-air environment, beautifully blending traditional Balinese architecture with modern design elements

6.           Stay where you play! Hilton Bali Resort sits atop a 40-meter cliff, with stunning views of the Indian Ocean. The resort, famous for its breathtaking sights from the majority of its rooms, offers extensive lush gardens and one of the most picturesque, secluded beaches on the island. As a choice destination the resort offers guests an array of recreational facilities including 4 interconnected freshwater swimming pools, Kids Club, 8 semi-outdoor private spa villas and 4 dining options specializing in Balinese, Mediterranean and International cuisine. Of those exquisite dining choices, Elara, invites guests to escape to a world of sun-kissed shores where time stands still. The menu features classic Mediterranean dishes crafted with locally sourced ingredients, highlighting the region’s renowned focus on wellness and nutritious, flavorful cuisine.

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