Wednesday, April 29, 2015

Melasti Beach | New Beach in Bali

Melasti Beach, The New Hidden Beach in Bali


Melasti Beach
Bali island has always had places beautiful and interesting place to visit. For you who love the beach, the beach this one will be your new favorite beach. The beach is called Melasti Beach. The attractiveness of this beach is scenic cliffs cool, coastal scenery with white sand beaches and of course a view of the sea so blue.

Melasti beach area is located in Ungasan, this beach is used as a new tourist attraction by Desa Ungasan. Just as the Pandavas and arguably Coast beaches will be more scenic than the Pandavas Beach.


Melasti Beach

For acce
ss to get there is not difficult, you can use a motorcycle or a car. It is the way these look melasti then straight on until you find the Bayan Tree Hotel and Resort and straight again a little you will see the coast from the top of the cliff Melasti. You simply follow the path of existing derivative to get down. The road winding down to get to the beach, almost similar to the Pandavas Beach.From the information obtained, Melasti Beach will officially launch in July 2015. So, do not miss the best moment to capture your cool photos of you at the Melasti Beach.
  
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Friday, April 24, 2015

Batu Klotok Beach Bali Sacred Nuance


Today is a nice day to visit some beautiful place in Bali, I have a plan to explore about exotic temple in Bali. A long the road of bay pass Ida Bagus Mantra I was found amazing beach with a beautiful temple, namely Batu Klotok beach. Batu Klotok Beach has a magnificent panorama since it lies near Mount Agung. When you look afar ahead, you’ll sea range of trees that makes the beach look stunning. And when you look at the sea water, you’ll see as though it were a giant carpet spreading right in front of you. The beach also has exotic black sand and fine stones can be found along the beach. The beach looks more stunning with Pura Watu Temple standing next to the beach. The temple adds the greatness and exorcism to the beach. You shouldn’t any misconduct in this holy temple. Batu Klotok  name is taken from the term "Watu" which means stone, and "klotok" which means sound. So Watu klotok means stone that wheezes. Therefore it is said in this beach has rocks that can emit sound then this beach is named Klotok Watu beach.   

Location of Batu Klotok


Batu Klotok Beach is situated in Banjar Celepik, Tojan Village, Klungkung Regency, Bali. It is about 5 km from Semarapura City and just need 60 from Ngurah Rai International airport. The access to the Batu Klotok beach is not difficult. You just need take the road of bypass of Ida Bagus Mantra. When you arrive at Tojan Village, turn right and follow the main road. There is a sign telling the direction to the beach, and therefore you don’t have to worry about getting lost. On your way to the beach, you can enjoy the beautiful and natural scenery. You can see Mount Agung Standing strong towards the beach. You can also feel the breeze of the clear and unpolluted air toward the beach. You will feel fresh even when you have not arrived to the beach yet. 

 What activities that you can find


Beside you can see a beautiful beach, there are you can find a lot of activities that will make you interested to explore this place . Most people around the beach live by making crafts like flower pots. The flower pot is made of fine gravel. People call it batu sikat, i.e. fine-sized stones derive from the beach. The crafts made by the people of the beach are unique. Hence, you can walk around and shop the crafts when you visit the beach. In addition, you can watch and enjoy the Melasti ceremony held by the people. The ceremony is very sacred, and therefore you should respect those involved in the ceremony. 
Other than those two activities, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the beach. The beach is not too comfortable to swim or do any other water activities because there are many garbage in the water. The waves in this beach some time big, but I love this place to much.




Beach Facilities
  • There is available with large parkir area
  • Gazebo for rest
  • Toilet
  •  Local shop (warung) to sell drinks and food.
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Tuesday, April 21, 2015

Baha Village

Bali has many cultural and tradition, today I would like to share a little information about a beautiful place that you can visit when you have travelling in Bali. Baha Village is located about 4-km east of Taman Ayun Temple, exactly in Mengwi district, Badung regency, is displays a similarity in angkul-angkul (entrance gates in the traditional Balinese style) to local houses like in other place in Bali. In the 1980s, this village was promoted as one of Badung tourism villages.

However, since 1998, the angkul-angkul in the village have seen a lot of changes, although some local people still maintain the authentic design.

Baha village is usually a stopover for tourists heading from Denpasar to Bedugul or Ubud, as it can be reached within an hour from Bali’s capital city.
Typical: A visiting photographer captures two different styles of traditional gates: the one on the left is of a residence and on the right is of the temple.Typical: A visiting photographer captures two different styles of traditional gates: the one on the left is of a residence and on the right is of the temple.

For most houses along the main road, the angkul-angkul still have a homogenous design. This can serve as a clue to help visitors know they are heading in the right direction to the village, in helpful addition to some signboards.

An angkul-angkul is usually 3 meters high and 1.5 meter wide, with a thatched roof. The local people believe that angkul-angkul can protect the house from evil spirits. Aside from its unique angkul-angkul, Baha village is worth exploring because some houses are open to visitors. To make sure tourists are entering the right houses, those who come without guides are advised to ask local people first.

Proud: A local resident poses with his rustic bicycle in front of the traditional gate of his house.Proud: A local resident poses with his rustic bicycle in front of the traditional gate of his house.The house owners will happily welcome visitors and explain parts inside the house from the aspect of traditional architecture and design. These include the bale delod (south pavilion), the bale dauh (west pavilion), bale dangin (east pavilion), bale daja (north pavilion), bale gede (ceremonial pavilion), pawon (kitchen) and backyard.

Although visitors can enter the houses free of charge, it is better to give an amount of money to the owner. The village temple, located in the western part of the village, is also interesting to explore, especially for its candi bentar (split gate). Built in 1962, the gate shows unique traditional architecture and very detailed engraving.

Split: The beautiful and richly-decorated gate of a temple in Baha.Split: The beautiful and richly-decorated gate of a temple in Baha.
Another entrance, located inside the temple, shows the statues of Balinese legendary characters husband and wife Men Brayut and Pan Brayut, each holding their children.

Legend has it that the couple had many children, so anyone also wishing to have many children is allowed to pray in the temple.




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Monday, April 20, 2015

Keramas Beautiful Wave

Today is a wonderful day to share my experience when i found a beautiful wave in Keramas Beach. After over 30 surf trips through Bali and Indonesia - at last I got to share a trip with you. Keramas was the perfect choice - great surf and there are available with many facilities including restaurant, bar and accommodation in front of beach, very comfortable cool rooms with AC, TV, and good food, even free WiFi. Its long way from the standard of accommodation in my early stays in Bali (thankfully). But also a long way from the frantic, hustle and westernized experience that is most of the island these days.

The staff are fantastic and friendly, the atmosphere is unhurried and retains that authentic Bali surf experience yet very comfortable. There are regular day trips if you want to explore the other attractions so you do not need to feel isolated Ideal for couples, families and individual travelers.
The experience at Keramas has restored my waning desire to return to the island. there is special moment that you can have along you enjoying your day in Keramas Beach, Komune Bali offer a world first permanent night surfing installation right in front of our resort. Guests can enjoy the amazing spectacle of surfers battling the waves at night, or alternatively both guests and the public can book a night surf with only 6 people in the water at one of night surf shows.

Many nights feature a night surfing display put on by one of the local Bali Boardriders clubs who have some of the world's best surfers.
Beside the a great wave, Keramas beach offered amazing black sandy beach with clean beach and available by many facilities including local restaurant with low price and big parking area.

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Friday, April 3, 2015

Bias Tugal Bali Hidden Beach

Well, today I would like to share a little information about amazing place with spectacular beach to you. This place is special place, because a little of visitor who come to Bali knowing about this place. namely Pantai Bias Tugal, the location in Karangasem Regency. Pantai Bias Tugal is about 90 minutes by taxi from Ngurah Rai International Airport . Pantai Bias Tugal is 54 km east from Denpasar and takes about 1 hour to 90 minutes to drive from the southern tourist areas of Kuta and Legian. If you arrive at Padangbai turn right at the main street and pass the post office you will be on the right track. About 10 meters further there is a dirt road going uphill. I drove up there with a motorbike, but I can imagine that you would prefer to walk. It is quite a hike but if you stick to the dirt road you will reach the top and see Bias Tugal lying below. Then it is time to hike down. Ask around if you are not sure. The people there are very happy to help you. 

Bias Tugal Beach, also called Pantai Kecil (Little Beach),Bias Tugel means the deduction of sand. Not many tourists know this beach, since it is very isolated and secluded. Nonetheless, this beach is very beautiful, with very clean water, clean white sands and quite beach, not so many people in this beach. There are many coconut trees around the beach. Bias Tugal Beach is a beautiful white sandy beach and the best beach in Padang Bai. Good for swimming, though the currents can be strong. There are several restaurants, but they are not very good. The beach is surrounded by a monstrous, unfinished resort.

When I swim at Bias Tugal beach. I was see sweet lips of box fish, clown fish, cleaner fish, octopuses, moray eels, stingrays, lion fish and all kinds of tropical marine life. Bias Tugal Beach It's a great place to relax, enjoy the beach and eat fish!I love the beach and if the tide is good then it is excellent for swimming. Don't forget to bring drinks and snacks , because there is hardly anything there

For your information :

The waves is quite big, particularly when the ferry has just passed.
If you can't swim, I guess don't go outside the shoreline, because the sandy area just for several meters from it.
Actually, if you overseas to Lombok by ferry from Padang Bai harbour, you can catch a glimpse of the beach.
There are reef at the right side of the beach, worth exploring!

Well guest, that's about a little beautiful beach in Bali, for more information you can visit www.balistarisland.com. Have a nice trips in Bali

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Thursday, April 2, 2015

Green Bowl Bali Hidden Beach

Green Bowl Bali Exotic Beach is located on the southern coast, next to the derelict hotel site of the Bali Cliff Resort, visitors need to walk down hundreds of concrete steps to reach the beach. At the base are a few bat caves; pretty harmless during the day as most of the bats are  sleep. Green Bowl is known as one of the best surf spots on the Bali island, and is not suitable for beginners. Access is from the long stairway at the temple next to the closed Bali Cliff Resort.

I first came here around July 2011. The most spectacular scenery in that time, either because the first time I saw it, or because it was the sea water low tide. Not all of visitor can get down to the beach, because some time the beach is high tide, until it reaches the bottom of stairs. According to information from the local people , sea water will high tide at the morning, began during the late afternoon will low tide and will turn back to high tide. Well before you going down,  you can ask the seller of local shop in the parking area if the water was high or not.

Environment  of  Green Bowl beach is still a virgin with the view was amazing. The color of seawater graded from light blue to dark blue and light green to the color of the blue sea. The sand is like flour, refined, white and thick that when stepped on the soles of our feet rather immersed. This beach is clean because it is rarely visited by visitor, no rubbish in addition just colorful coral reefs and sea grass dry.

The waves in the morning and evening tend to be large, only visitors mostly Australian tourists who love surfing come to the beach, and Local tourists barely visible. Other newcomers are seaweed farmers and traders souvenirs.

View when down the stairs:



The beach is not long, from the left to the right of the beach is less than 1 km, depending receding tides. The picture below is the left end side of the beach and the next is the right end side of the beach.



On the right side of the beach there is a cave which has the sacred temple. Inside this cave is often used for a shelter foreign tourists.

This is the right end of the beach, when the sea water is low tide, we can walk down the beach behind the big rock .

 Well Guest, getting to Green Bowl can be quite a task but once there, you can expect a quiet, secluded beach and world-class surf.