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Nirmala Water Park

Offering exciting recreational time with different water slides, lap pools, oversized water bowls, lush gardens, as well as an undulating creek for white water rafting, Nirmala Water Park in Uluwatu draws scores of locals and tourists alike. Perfect for family gatherings, picnics, or simply racing with your friends at Olympic-sized pools, Nirmala Waterpark is operational daily between 8 AM and 5:30 PM.

Just off the main coast road to Kusamba, Pantai Lebih is famous for it‰Ûªs shimmering mica-infused black sand and the array of seafood options it offers. Pakerisan river reaches the sea here, and the beach has some speciality warungs that serve fish satay, Barbecued fish, and other seafood delicacies that make it a great stopover point for Lunch.

The Potato Beach Club is one of Bali's top-rated and must-visit clubs with a mesmerizing tropical ambiance. Its claim to fame is the infinity pool, well-curated list of dance music, and highly acclaimed DJs from across the globe. You could sit back by the poolside on the daybeds during the mornings while you prep yourself for the high-energy partying for the long night.

Personalize your trip around Bali with a rental bike. You can opt to rent for a day or during the entirety of your stay with a Scoopy or Honda Vario. If you plan on surfing, you can choose a bike with a custom surfboard rack. Local rental shops are dotted across Bali, the most popular located in Ubud, Canggu, Seminyak, and Ubud. Some of the popular rental companies include Bali Bike Rental, Aska Custom, and Leo Custom Bike.

Ever wondered what it’s like to walk on the ocean floor amidst marine life? Sea-walking is the answer! Come face-to-face with sea life without actually having to dive with the help of a special helmet. Some of the best locations for sea-walking are in Sanur and Tanjung Benoa. An instructor will guide you as you call fishes to yourself and experience Bali’s amazing coral reefs.

Splash Water Park

Acclaimed as Bali’s most famous family-friendly waterpark, Splash Water Park features over six attractions, including a gentle 102-metre-long lazy river, water cannons, climbing forts and giant pails. Open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM, the park’s unique design allows parents to relish food and cocktails in roomy cabanas and daybeds while kids have a gala time at the slides and pools.

Set in Nusa Lembongan overlooking the reef-edged Badung Strait, Sunday Beach Lembongan is a family-friendly waterpark in Bali with a breezy Balinese Beach Restaurant. The park is open daily from 9:30 AM to 10 PM, where you can spend a whole day at sea kayaking and snorkelling, and at the park’s water slides, banana boat, stand-up paddle, rolling doughnut and jet ski.

Surf & Turf Nusa Dua

Sprawled over an acre of tropic-riven white sands, Surf & Turf Nusa Dua is where a beach club with lip-smacking Asian food meets Bali’s first waterpark with a surf rider. Featuring giant water slides, a plethora of swimming pools, a canoe, a surfing pool, and a lazy creek, this waterpark in The Bay region is open every day from 10 AM to 10 PM.

Get an adrenaline rush on this 16 km stretch of white water rapids, which is perfect for seasoned rafting enthusiasts, beginners, and families alike. The professional guides enhance the experience with their skill and humour. While navigating the track, you can enjoy the scenery of valleys, paddies and waterfalls. Some of the popular rafting operators include Alam Rafting, BMW Rafting, and Sobek Rafting, to name a few.

Featuring an eclectic array of both local and internationally-sourced goods, jewellery, souvenirs and clothing and apparel, The Flea Market Seminyak is open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM. One can find quality products and trendy styles, including lots of maxi dresses, jumpsuits, kaftans, long pants, and kids' wear, to smaller sections selling sandals, sunglasses, accessories and homeware.