Places to Visit in Nusa Dua

• Premium Paradise: Nusa Dua is Bali's most upscale destination, featuring manicured beaches and five-star resorts in a secure, beautiful environment 
• Cultural Treasures: Enjoy a close interaction with the authentic Balinese culture by visiting ancient temples, marvellous art museums and traditional performances
• Family-Friendly: The majority of attractions and beaches are child-friendly and safe, and have calm waters and organised services.
• Year-Round Destination: The best time to visit is between April and October when rather dry weather rules; however, Nusa Dua is enjoyable all year round
• Easy Access: Located 20 minutes from Ngurah Rai Airport with excellent transportation links to other parts of Bali.

This is one of the famous beaches in Nusa Dua, which stretches 3 spectacular kilometres along the peninsula. It is renowned for its powder-soft white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Here you will find some of Bali's most luxurious resorts and hotels. The coral reefs that shelter give superb swimming conditions throughout the year. It is one of the ideal snorkelling spots in Bali, along with activities kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. 

• Activities: Swimming, snorkelling, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, beach volleyball, sunbathing, beachfront dining. 
• Entry Fee: Free 

Tips: Visit early morning (6-8 AM) for the calmest waters and best photo lighting

Watch the wonder of a sandy paradise, Geger Beach, a hidden crescent beach. This is one of the most popular places to visit in Nusa Dua, with a stunning beach near the historic Geger Temple. It has dramatic limestone cliffs, which make a magnificent scenery and snorkelling underwater is a wonder. Visit during the evening to witness the mesmerising sunset.

• Activities: Snorkelling, swimming, sunset watching, photography, temple visits, and local dining. 
• Entry Fee: Free

This temple sat on the limestone rocks facing the never-ending ocean. It is an ancient Hindu sea temple, carved of stone using elaborate craftsmanship, with typical Balinese style. Geger Temple is still one of the most peaceful temples in Bali, where you truly feel the ocean’s spiritual energy. The temple provides an outstanding view of the ocean, and the golden hour photographic session and the temple is in the list of the best places to visit in Bali.

• Activities: Temple exploration, photography, cultural learning, meditation, sunset viewing. 
• Entry Fee: Free (sarong rental: IDR 10,000 if needed). 

Tips: Remove shoes before entering the temple grounds.

Museum Pasifika houses over 600 stunning pieces from 200 talented artists across 25 countries, such as Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Pacific Island nations. The museum building itself is architectural art with gorgeous tropical gardens. Do witness the works by renowned artists like Theo Meier, Willem Hofker, and I Nyoman Gunarsa. Plan a 2-3-hour trip to explore Southeast Asia's most comprehensive collection of Pacific region artwork.

• Activities: Art viewing, photography, garden walks, audio tours, cultural education, souvenir shopping.
• Entry Fee: IDR 100,000 for adults, IDR 50,000 for children 

Watch the amazing Devdan Show at Bali Nusa Dua Theatre. This 90-minute cultural extravaganza is a show that exhibits the amazing diversity of Indonesia through the various professional dancers and acrobats who represent the 17,000 islands. The performance is conducted from Tuesday to Sunday at 7.30 PM, and it constitutes some of the finest activities to do in Bali.  

• Activities: Cultural performance viewing, traditional dance appreciation, photography, and cultural learning.
•  Entry Fee: IDR 650,000-1,200,000 (depending on seating category). 

Tips: Book VIP seats for the best views and complimentary snacks

Behold how powerful nature is at Water Blow, where huge waves of the ocean touch limestone cliffs. This is among the most suitable places to visit Nusa Dua between June and September, since at this time, the phenomenon is at its peak, with high tides and high winds occurring along the southeast. Go in the morning or later in the afternoon when it will be cooler and the best photography light.

• Activities: Natural phenomenon viewing, photography, cliff walking, souvenir shopping, scenic picnicking.
• Entry Fee: Free 

Tips: Visit 2 hours before high tide for the best water blow effects.

Treat yourself to pure bliss at Zahra Spa, offering traditional Balinese treatments in gorgeous garden settings. These treatment sessions are done using locally cultivated frangipani, coconut oil, and pungent aromatic spices. Select between massages, body wrapping, facials and whole-body wellness services. Zahra Spa’s frangipani oil treatments are the highlight of any Nusa Dua stay. The signature treatments are a mix of ancient healing with modern-day wellness practices of the Balinese.

• Activities: Spa treatments, meditation, relaxation, wellness consultations, aromatherapy, reflexology 
• Entry Fee: Treatment prices from IDR 350,000 (60-minute massage) to IDR 1,500,000 (full day package) 

Bali Collection is among the premier shopping and dining places to visit in Nusa Dua. This breathtaking open-air complex has more than 50 shops, restaurants and entertainment facilities. High-end brands mix well with local craft shops selling fashions, handicrafts and special treasures. The restaurants offer amazing food of international dishes and genuine Indonesian delicacies.

• Activities: Shopping, dining, people watching, cultural performances, movie watching, spa treatments.
• Entry Fee: Free

The Pasar Senggol Night Market is the place to immerse yourself in the real Indonesian culture. This colourful market is full of local vendors selling street food, beautiful clothes, unusual souvenirs, and household treasures at unbelievable prices every night. It is one of the best shopping spots in Bali as well as Nusa Dua.  Must-try foods include sate ayam (chicken satay), nasi goreng (fried rice), and fresh tropical fruits. 

• Activities: Street food tasting, bargain shopping, people watching, cultural immersion, photography, and local interaction. 
• Entry Fee: Free entry

Tips: Bring small denominations (IDR 10,000-50,000 notes) for easier transactions.

Places to visit in Nusa Dua provide the best of everything to the travellers expecting luxurious, safe and convenient tourism with all the cultural experiences of the place. It is an amazing 350 hectares that best combines the modern design of resorts with Balinese culture. On your next Bali trip, do spend some days exploring the stunning attractions of Nusa Dua.  Customise your trip itinerary with Pickyourtrail by checking out the best Bali tour packages for a memorable experience.