Nusa Dua .. wonderful resorts on the island of Bali

Weather of Arabia - Nusa Dua on the Indonesian island of Bali includes an amazing group of international resorts and hotels facing the seaside, and thanks to the good design of the Nusa Dua tourist complex, there is an upscale shopping center, wonderful facilities, gardens and a luxurious golf course a short distance from your hotel.

And although it is the most developed resort area in Bali , it still has many cultural attractions ranging from temples to the Pacifica Museum that hosts masterpieces of Indonesian art and antiques representing the Pacific region, not to mention the abundance of virgin natural attractions that the Creator has drawn on the peninsula Picturesque named Nusa Dua.

The view of sunsets and clean white sandy beaches in Nusa Dua make it an ideal place for honeymooners, and some resorts that have safe sandy beaches and kids clubs make it the most ideal beach destination for families.

Pantai Geiger is a public beach in Nusa Dua and one of the best in Bali . A white sandy beach on the west coast of the peninsula, it has a lot of character missing in the Nusa Dua resort area, safe for swimming and has local restaurants and massages by locals. Surrounded by a wall of big boulders, Suluban Beach is a great place to enjoy nature, and Pandua Beach or the hidden beach in Kotoh village is a secret destination for you to discover.

There is a unique spot in the Nusa Dua beach area, everyone who travels to Bali wants to take a photo in front of it, it is the WaterBlow , which is a rock formation where the waves crashing against the rock wall create a giant splash of water caused by a large narrow gap in the cliff.

The other place that must also be visited is Serangan Island (Turtle Island), and to reach it there are boats available from Nosadwa, usually with a glass bottom that allows observing marine life from inside the boat. On this island, the locals keep turtle eggs in traditional conservation houses until they hatch and are then released to the local beaches.