Bali: Lovina Dolphin Watching & Menjangan Snorkeling & Bedugul Ulun Danu Temple Tour

A place where you can observe schools of wild dolphins.
The famous Lovina Beach

Lovina Beach, a beach located in northern Bali, is not yet known to Korean travelers, but is famous as a place to observe dolphins.

Unlike the crowded beaches near Sanur, this beach is visited by only a small number of people and is a place where you can take a quiet walk. Lovina, which was a small seaside town, was transformed into a popular tourist destination thanks to the appearance of wild dolphins. Departing at dawn and taking a traditional Jukung boat out to sea, you can spot numerous schools of wild dolphins. Not only the wild dolphins, but also the peaceful sunrise seen from the boat is spectacular, so it will be an unforgettable memory for a lifetime.

Menjangan, a small island in Bali, an uninhabited island in paradise

Menjangan, a small island named because it is home to clear-eyed deer, is a perfect place for scuba diving as it has a wide expanse of transparent and clean sea that many divers know about and flock to.

This area, designated as a national park, is still untouched by many travelers, making it even more fascinating and allowing you to feel the clean air. Enjoy snorkeling and diving in Menjangan, one of the tour itineraries, and explore the sea full of colorful coral reefs and aquatic life!

A beautiful temple on the lake, Ulun Danu Bratan Temple

As the last part of your tour, visit Ulun Danu Bratan Temple, built on Lake Bratan in the Bedugul region, and fall in love with the charm of the North!

Ulun Danu Bratan Temple is a Hindu temple built for Dewi Danu, the goddess of water. It is also called the 'Water Temple' because it appears as if it is floating on water. It is located at an altitude of 1,200 meters above sea level, so you can feel peaceful while looking at the beautiful surrounding scenery in a quiet atmosphere. It consists of five temples and one stupa, and many people visit to see the famous 'Linga Petak Temple', which is the temple featured on the Indonesian 5,000 rupiah banknote.