Bali West Tour

Medewi Beach is a beautiful beach area located near the village of Pulukan in the West Bali Archipelago. A small and secluded tourist spot, Medewi Beach is considered one of Bali's premier surfing destinations. This is one of the reasons why Medewi Beach is never empty of tourists. Medewi Beach is a panoramic beach with a peaceful atmosphere and sea breeze blowing the entire coast, making it an ideal place for relaxation. Spectacular sunset views are mostly served every day which creates a romantic feel and attracts tourists to visit this place.

West Bali National Park is a nature conservation with a pristine ecosystem that is managed with a zone system for various research purposes involving education, tourism and recreation. Is one of the national parks located on the island of West Bali with a beautiful panorama, the West Bali National Park is one of the tourist destinations in the State Regency and is visited by many tourists. West Bali National Park is managed based on zones which include parent zones, forest zones, and utilization zones. The main zone is completely protected and should not be altered by human activities except for research purposes.

Rambut Siwi Temple is one of the largest Hindu temples in Bali which is located in the West Bali Archipelago. This is a beautiful Hindu temple situated on the edge of a cliff with the vast Indian Ocean right in front of the temple. The Main Temple is situated on the edge of a cliff and is blessed with stunning views of the Indian Ocean. This temple has a representative temple building which is located on the side of the Denpasar highway to Gilimanuk. The name Rambut Siwi contains a relic in the form of a lock of hair of a sage (hair) who is worshiped (siwi). The temple has been renovated and moved up the hill for a better location for worshiping the gods, Rambut Siwi Temple is supported by local residents including maintenance and ceremonies.

Soka Beach is a very beautiful sight in the West Bali Islands, to the east of Mount Agung and visible to the Batukaru Mountains and south of the Indonesian Ocean where it is faintly visible in the distance Blambangan (Banyuwangi) on the island of Java. In addition to its natural beauty, Soka Beach also holds a myriad of natural wonders with ancient stories. Soka Beach has been visited by many tourists, especially local tourists. Until now the history of Soka Beach is still unknown, but according to local residents, tourists who go to West Bali and vice versa always pass this beach.