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© Copyright: This guide printed or electronic is the copyright of MyBaliGuide.com, duplication and/or copying without permission is prohibited. DON’S 101 THINGS TO SEE & DO IN BALI (THIS VERSION UPDATED - JUNE 2011) So you’re off to Bali….. and without doubt I know you will have a great time in the “Isle Of Smiles”. There are many things to see and do in Bali for the active (and less active) traveler. Bali’s rugged and majestic landscape offers up an ideal setting for the active adventurer and there is an abundance of adventure tours such as rafting, hiking and cycling catering for all age groups. In contrast, Bali’s “cultural centre” of Ubud has many diverse art, craft and cultural activities that travelers can join in to cultivate more of an understanding about the history, culture and daily life of the friendly Balinese people. Here is my list of 101 Things to See and Do in Bali divided into categories: WILDLIFE - ZOOS & PARKS, WATERSPORTS, ACTION & ADVENTURE, GOLFING IN BALI, CYCLING - HIKING & TREKKING, BALI’S BEACHES, MUSEUMS – ART & CULTURE, COOKING CLASSES, TEMPLES & NATURAL ATTRACTIONS. But of course there’s heaps more too that I’m sure you will find by yourself that are as equally enjoyable…… why not drop me a line and let me know of your experiences so we can add it to our list. I’d also appreciate any news advising of price changes so we can keep this list updated for other intrepid Bali travelers. And for those “Bali Virgin’s” about to embark on their first trip to Bali we also have a handy shopping guide “Don’s Bali Virgin’s Shopping Guide” with prices of many items you might want to buy but aren’t quite sure of local prices. You will find a copy of Don’s Bali Virgin’s Shopping Guide - HERE. There are many video links included below to give you a better understanding about each attraction, see many more Bali related video’s on the web at www.mybali.tv Happy Travels Don Meredith Don Meredith – Publisher Why not start off by watching this great video MyBaliGuide.com which samples much of what Bali has to offer. admin@mybaliguide.com © Copyright: This guide printed or electronic is the copyright of MyBaliGuide.com, duplication and/or copying without permission is prohibited. WILDLIFE - ZOOS - PARKS BALI’S DOLPHINS - Swimming with them……or Watch / Follow them by boat ? There are two main Dolphin attractions in Bali. One is at Lovina Beach in northern Bali where you pay a guide who takes you out in a boat and you watch the dolphins in their natural environment (the ocean). The other is a new attraction just off the coast near Sanur in the south in a floating sea pen where you can interact (swim) with the dolphins. Bali Dolphin Lodge - Sanur There is now a special facility in Bali that allows you to interact and come into close contact with dolphins. In a huge floating sea pen just off the coast of Serangan near Sanur, (accessed by a short 5 min boat ride) you can touch, hug, feed and play with dolphins. Dolphins Bali provides a shallow area platform (approx 1.5 mtrs deep) for visitors to swim, pat and interact with the dolphins. There are as many as 8 dolphins to interact with and with a maximum of 5 persons in one session. As well as interacting with these beautiful creatures there is also the opportunity to only watch and is only half the price. Witness the spectacular and acrobatic dolphins with their stunning leaps, somersaults, jumps, side slaps and back flips. Watching the dolphins can be as equally rewarding as interacting with them and makes for a memorable experience and a great opportunities to take pictures or video of these beautiful sea creatures up close and personal. Bali Dolphin Lodge Location: Serangan Island, Sanur, Indonesia 80361 Hours: Mon - Sat: 09:00 - 17:00 Phone: +62361730218 (0361730218 within Bali) Email: booking@balidolphins.com Website: http://www.balidolphins.com Bali Dolphin Watching Tour - Lovina On of the most memorable things to do in Bali is going on a Dolphin tour in Lovina. These dolphins gather together every morning around the reef. Don’t be surprised if you see them suddenly swimming next to your boat. The tours can be arranged in the hotels and villages at Lovina. Tours start just before the sunrise. Prices range from about US$8 – US$15 per person but do not include transport up to Lovina. (Remember, Lovina is in north Bali about 3 hrs drive from Kuta, most visitors to Lovina stay overnight). Bali Zoo - Gianyar Bali Zoo is the perfect wildlife conservatory for the finest collection of Indonesian and other countries exotic animals. The Zoo takes visitors on a virtual jungle tour, where you can see the animals close up, and admire the tropical flora and beautiful setting. Entering the exotic world of fauna, visitors are welcome by our friendly staff, warm repeated song of Siamangs, a lazy gigantic crocodile, and the biggest lizard of the world, the Komodo Dragon! Bali Zoo - Kebun Bintang Bali Jl. Raya Singapadu, Sukawati, Gianyar Bali - Indonesia Phone: +62 361 294357 Fax: +62 361 298608 Email: info@bali-zoo.com Web: www.bali-zoo.com © Copyright: This guide printed or electronic is the copyright of MyBaliGuide.com, duplication and/or copying without permission is prohibited. Bali (Rimba) Reptile Park – Gianyar Bali’s Own Jurassic Park - Across the road from the Bali Bird Park is the Bali Reptile Park. Step out of time and into a fantastic land . Back to the dawn of man's first encounter with the awesome world of reptiles. Bali Reptile Park's dragons from Komodo and extensive display of snakes and other reptiles from Indonesia and the rest of the world hark back to that era. Get a rare glimpse of King Cobra, Mambas, deadly vipers and our 8 meter Reticulated Python or, if you choose get hands on with our gentle iguanas, Pythons and Turtles in our unique, open-air Reptilarium. NOTE: Joint Bird Park /Reptile Park tickets are available. Admission: $8 adults, $4.50 children (to 12 yrs). Open daily from 9am to 6pm. Rimba Reptile Park Jl. Serma Cok Ngurah Gambir, Singapadu, Batubulan, Gianyar Bali - Indonesia Phone: +62 361 299-344 Email: herpindo@denpasar.wasantara.net.id. Web: http://www.satwaunik.com/ Bali Safari & Marine Park - Gianyar The Bali Safari and Marine Park is located in Gianyar and showcases many Indonesia's protected wildlife which there natural surroundings and environment, this amazing wildlife including the conservation projects such as the Sumatran Tigers and many other wildlife from both the land and the waters of Indonesia. The wildlife showcased at The Bali Safari and Marine Park features the genuine Balinese culture with temples and traditional style huts and building around the park that produce as excellent well balanced tourist attraction that portrays both traditional Balinese culture and safari style with the amazing animals of Indonesia. Gianyar is easy to reach and The Bali Safari and Marine Park is located not far off the bypass that leads up the east coast of Bali and runs below Gianyar meaning that transport is easy to find and low in cost and if you are using your own vehicle you have a series of some of the best roads in Bali leading you to the park. Jl. Bypass Prof. Dr. Ida Bagus Mantra, Gianyar Bali Indonesia Phone: +62 361 950 000 Fax: +62 361 950 555 E-mail: info@balisafarimarinepark.com Web: www.balisafarimarinepark.com Bali Elephant Park - Taro (near Ubud) In the quiet central highlands of the Indonesian island of Bali, just 20 minutes from Ubud, is the small town of Taro, home to some pretty impressive residents, the Sumatran elephants. After deforestation in Sumatra, the elephants were left homeless and with a depleted food supply. Fortunately they were rescued and now live happily at the Elephant Safari Park. What's more, it's the only park in the world where you can sleep in luxurious surrounds near these rare indigenous animals. The park was founded by Australian Nigel Mason, who took nine neglected elephants from the village and travelled to Sumatra and rescued another 18. His operation is part of the World Zoo Association, so animal welfare is the priority. You can touch them, handfeed and interact with them. You can even help bath them. There are safari rides through Taro's jungles with riders perched in a teak chair on an elephant's back. After the trek, lunch is served at the Park Restaurant beside the elephant bathing lake. Then everyone heads to the Elephant Arena for one of three daily talent shows. Bali Adventure Tours / Elephant Safari Park Lodge Ph: +62 361 721 480 Fax: +62 361 721 481 Web: www.baliadventuretours.com Email: info@baliadventuretours.com © Copyright: This guide printed or electronic is the copyright of MyBaliGuide.com, duplication and/or copying without permission is prohibited. Sacred Monkey Forest - Ubud Because monkeys can embody both positive and negative forces, the Balinese both loathe and revere monkeys. Monkeys that occupy sacred Balinese Hindu temple sites tend to be revered and protected by uploads/Finance/ dons-101-things-to-do-in-bali.pdf