What to see in Bali: Dolphin Tour

One of the greatest trips to Bali’s north coast is Bali Lovina Dolphin Tours, where you can see the elegant dolphins, who like to slink to the surface and breathe in the calm pool next to the boat. Known for its popular dolphin trip in the morning, Lovina Beach is an excellent destination for families. It also offers other recreational opportunities, like snorkeling and sightseeing. On this  excursion, our driver will pick you up at your hotel at around three in the morning. We’ll head straight to Lovina Beach to board a traditional outrigger boat to see dolphins. Once we’ve seen the dolphins and taken in the sunrise, we’ll head to Gitgit Waterfall and then Ulun Danu Temple, which is located in a lake near Bedugul. Additionally, you might enjoy lunch at a nearby Bedugul restaurant that has a lovely lake view. and then return to your hotel after lunch.

Lovina Beach

One of the most well-known tourist spots in Bali’s north is Lovina Beach, which offers a breathtaking dolphin-watching tour on the tranquil sea. It is situated on Singaraja Regency’s coastal side, with black sand stretching out along the shore. The beach is lined with coconut trees and has calm seawater. This area’s standing as a Bali tourist destination is supported by the abundance of hotels, eateries, and retail establishments nearby.

Gitgit Water Fall 

Gitgit Water Fall is an amazing waterfall from height hill that is encircled by fertile rain forest plantation and surrounded by tropical tree and emits the constantly natural water debit all year. It is located in the plateau area with a height of about 35 meters. This waterfall is located in the jungle of the forest, with a fresh atmosphere and beautiful scenery of rice terraces on the way to it. This waterfall produces clear water, and the local children enjoy playing and bathing in it. It is in the Gitgit countryside, Sukasada district, and Singaraja regency, about 10 kilometers from Singaraja and 70 kilometers from Denpasar.

Ulun Danu Temple

Ulun Danu Beratan Temple is a stunning Balinese Hindu temple located in the Candi Kuning countryside, Baturiti sub district, and Tabanan regency. It is about 50 kilometers north of Denpasar on the way to Singaraja. The temple is located on Beratan’s lakeside, with a beautiful lake view and hills surrounding it. It is also known as the Bali temple on the lake or the Bali temple on the water because it appears to float on the water when the lake’s level rises. We can find Pucak Sangkur Mount on the north side of this temple, Beratan Mount on the east side, also known as Pucak Mangu or Pucak Pangelengan, Terate Bang Mount on the south side, and Terate Pangelengan on the west side.

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