Bali route: Dreamland Beach to Jimbaran Fish Market, 73 km
The 73 km route along the Bukit Peninsula in Bali covers the iconic and natural attractions of the region: Dreamland Beach with its black sand, GWK Park with a monumental statue, the Nusa Dua area with its developed infrastructure, as well as the picturesque Waterblow reef and fish market in Jimbaran. The journey takes about 55 minutes and allows you to get acquainted with the variety of landscapes, beaches and local life of the southern part of the island.
- Distance
- 73.0 km
- Mode
- route
- Start
- Our history with Bali
- End
- Jimbaran Fish Market
- Stops
- 5
- Video author
- travmap
- Updated
Stops on this route
- Our history with Bali — A personal travel diary documenting the impressions and experiences of first visiting the Indonesian island with its culture and nature.
- Dreamland Beach — A white sand beach in the south of the island with powerful waves, attracting surfers and tourists looking for solitude among rocky bays.
- spiritual life in Bali, GWK Park — A cultural park with a giant statue of the goddess Garudi 120 meters high, embodying the spiritual heritage and religious traditions of the Balinese people.
- Nusa Dua area, Waterblow Reef — A natural marine phenomenon with powerful waves crashing against the rocky shore, creating a spectacular water show and attracting photographers.
- Jimbaran Fish Market — An authentic fish market with daily catch and traditional restaurants on the beach offering fresh seafood at affordable prices.
Useful for your trip
- Timing
- Check the tide schedule before visiting the beaches. Some locations, caves, and temples are only accessible at low tide, and can be dangerous at high tide.
- Timing
- Arrive at the beaches early in the morning while tourists are still sleeping to avoid the crowds and get the best photos.
- Avoid
- Be wary of the waves at Blue Point and Suluban beaches – they are treacherous and can knock even experienced swimmers off their feet.
- Tip
- The areas of Bali are very different from each other in terms of contingent, landscape, prices, and even weather. Choose the area according to your preferences.
- Save money
- On the beaches, you can bargain with local vendors. Start with a higher price and negotiate a discount.
- Tip
- Surfing is an integral part of Bali's atmosphere, especially in the Uluwatu area. Even if you're not surfing, sit on a cliff with a drink and watch the athletes.
- Food
- Visit the fish market in the Jimbaran area for seafood.
- Tip
- The Bukit Peninsula includes the districts of Nusadua, Uluwatu and Jembaran - these are the main tourist areas of the island.
Video on this route
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