WHERE ARE THE BEST VIEWS IN BALI?

Mount Batur

Mount Batur is located in the northern part of the island, near the city of Kintamani. It is best to climb it at dawn to watch the sun rise.

Climbing Mount Batur is considered relatively easy and accessible to hikers of all fitness levels. Local guides often accompany visitors.

The journey to the top takes about 2 hours, and from the top there are fantastic views of Lake Batur and Agung Volcano.

Volcano Agung

Located in the eastern part of the island. Sunrise or sunset is the best time to enjoy the views.

The climb to Mount Agung is more difficult and longer than Mount Batur: it can take about 5-7 hours. But the effort pays off with stunning views of the island and ocean.

Mount Merbuk

The mountain is located in the eastern part of the island, next to the Agung volcano. Dawn and sunset are the ideal times to enjoy the views from here.

Climbing Mount Merbuk is considered easier and less popular than Mount Agung. From the top there are magnificent views of neighboring volcanoes and rice terraces.

How to visit the volcanoes and mountains of Bali?

It's quite simple. You need to find a guide who will agree to guide you, and also find special warm clothes, because it is much colder on the tops of mountains and volcanoes. Typically, guide services cost $100-200. In most cases, guides not only help you climb mountains and volcanoes, but also take you from your hotel to their foot; We recommend these kinds of tours to you.

Lake Bratan

Lake Bratan, located in the center of the island, is one of the most beautiful lakes in Bali. Here is the Ulun Danu Bratan Temple, which, being built right on the lake, creates a magical view. The majestic temple and its crystalline reflection in the water overlooking the surrounding mountains create a unique picture, especially during dawn hours.

Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan

These two lakes are located next to each other in the mountainous areas of northern Bali. They are surrounded by forests and rice terraces, creating a mystical atmosphere. Buyan Lake is often used for picnics and recreation, while Tamblingan Lake is explored by boat.

Tellalang

Tellalang is one of the most famous and photogenic places on the island of Bali. This landscape looks like it was carved out of the jungle. Here you can walk among green rice fields and enjoy views of the mountains and villages surrounding the place.

Goa Gajah Cave

Goa Gajah Cave, also known as the "Elephant Cave", is located in a jungle setting and provides unique archaeological and natural views. Here you can see statues and reliefs, as well as admire views of majestic trees and lush vegetation.

Campuhan Ridge

This scenic ridge surrounded by jungle provides amazing views of the rice terraces and mountains in the Ubud area. A walk along the Campuhan ridge at dawn or dusk will allow you to enjoy fantastic scenery and the tranquility of nature.

Monkey forest in Ubud

The Ubud Monkey Forest is a nature reserve full of ancient trees and jungle where hundreds of monkeys live. A visit to this place will allow you to not only see the monkeys in their natural habitat, but also enjoy views of the dense forest and nature around.

Bali Butterfly Park

This park is surrounded by jungle and is home to a wide variety of butterfly species. Here you can not only see these beautiful creatures, but also enjoy views of exotic vegetation.

Elephant Park

This unique park is located in the jungles of Bali and offers incredible views of the Ayung River and the surrounding nature. Here you can meet elephants, enjoy nature and even ride an elephant.

Tegenungan Waterfall

Tegenungan Falls is located near Ubud and is surrounded by dense vegetation and jungle. From the top of the waterfall there are beautiful views of the pool below and the surrounding nature.

Nung-Nung Waterfall

This large waterfall is located in a remote area and requires trekking through dense jungle and rocky paths to reach it. However, the effort pays off with stunning views of the waterfall and valley.

Sekampul Falls

Sekampul is one of the most beautiful and highest waterfalls in Bali. To visit it you will have to go down into the jungle and walk, but the views of the waterfall and the forest belts around are incredibly impressive.

Git Git waterfall

This waterfall is located in the northern part of the island and is surrounded by dense vegetation. The ascent and descent to the waterfall provide the opportunity to enjoy views of the jungle and rice terraces.

Munduk Waterfall

Munduk is one of the calmest and quietest waterfalls in Bali. It is located in a rural area and from the top you can see views of mountains and plantations.

Lempuyang Waterfall

Lempuyang Falls is located next to the famous Pure Lempuyang Temple and the top offers incredible views of the temple and the surrounding jungle.

Waterfalls are one of the pearls of Bali. That is why tourists so often hire photographers in order to keep with them the memory of visiting these places or simply to get wonderful pictures against the backdrop of this creation of nature.

In our article, we didn't even talk about a third of the incredible places in Bali that every tourist arriving on the island can visit. We limited ourselves to only the most popular and inspiring attractions.

Who knows, maybe on your journey you will be able to discover a private corner of a fabulous island that will capture your imagination. To find this magical piece of paradise in Bali, you'll need affordable accommodation that you can safely rent. And accessibility and safety are about Baliving.