Bali and Nusa Penida: What to See and Where to Go | Island Guide
All the coolest Bali locations in one video. Plan your best motorbike route.
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00:00 – Introduction to the video about a 60-day motorcycle trip around Bali, describes the purpose of the film as a travel guide and shares the route plan.
01:31 – Kuta. The first stop after landing. Kuta is a tourist hub near the airport, known for its surfing and nightlife. After breakfast at a cafe, I decide to leave Kuta.
02:21 – Transfer to Ubud. The drive takes 1.5 hours due to busy streets. First impressions of Ubud: the aroma of incense, floral decorations, unique architecture.
03:30 – Accommodation in Ubud. Room for $10: a mini-house with a wooden roof, a botanical garden, tropical vegetation, and a cozy atmosphere.
05:30 – Campuhan Ridge Walk. A popular hiking spot on the hills between gorges. Peace, fresh air, and picturesque views.
06:42 – Balinese Kecak Dance. A street vendor sells tickets for $7. The dance is based on an episode from the Ramayana and is performed by a choir without musical accompaniment.
07:58 – Monkey Forest: A popular temple complex with wild monkeys. An incident involving a tourist: a monkey steals pills from a bag.
09:24 – Ubud Palace: A palace in the center of Ubud. The author notes that all of Ubud is stylistically reminiscent of this palace.
09:56 – Tegalalang Rice Terraces: One of Bali's main attractions. Climbing and descending narrow paths among the terraces.
10:52 – Luwak Coffee Tasting: The author tastes the famous coffee made from beans digested by luwak animals. Taste impressions: strong and tart.
11:40 – Family Ceremony in Ubud: The author accidentally finds himself a guest at a Balinese family ceremony. Description of traditions and atmosphere.
2:45 PM – Pura Tirta Empul Temple. A sacred spring where ritual ablutions are performed. Popular among tourists and locals.
4:21 PM – Coffee Plantation. A beautiful area, but the touristy presentation detracts from the simple enjoyment of coffee.
5:59 PM – Taman Ayun Temple. A beautiful complex with canals and a park, but entry to the interior is restricted.
8:58 PM – Bali Waterfalls. The author visits several waterfalls, including Tegenungan and other lesser-known ones, with beautiful views and caves.
10:42 PM – Mount Batur. The author climbs the volcano during the day. At 1,717 meters, it offers picturesque views, including Lake Batur and monkeys at the crater.
8:06 PM – Bukit Peninsula. A region with limestone cliffs and white beaches. The author visits the beaches of Balangan, Melasti, and Pandawa.
29:55 – Uluwatu Temple. Situated on a cliff overlooking the ocean. Monkeys steal things from tourists.
33:31 – Nusa Penida Island. Crossing from Bali, a less touristy spot. Accommodation is cheaper, with beautiful views of Mount Agung.
34:48 – Kelingking Beach. The famous dinosaur-shaped rock. Dangerous waves, challenging descent.
38:43 – Diamond Beach. Picturesque cliffs, dangerous waves, but very beautiful views.
41:08 – Tirta Gangga Palace. A water palace with fountains and fish. A tranquil atmosphere.
45:15 – Amed Village. A popular spot among divers and freedivers. The author is staying here for a week.
49:25 – Lake Bratan and Ulun Danu Temple. A picturesque water temple located inside a volcano crater. 51:10 – Munduk and its Waterfalls. A mountainous region with beautiful waterfalls and fresh air.
57:14 – Return to Denpasar. A review of the black sand beaches. Denpasar is a noisy city, and the author notes its air pollution.
58:39: – Tanah Lot Temple. One of Bali's most famous temples, but a tourist trap and closed to the public.
59:04 – End of the Trip
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