Lovina Tour is a all day Tour.

Lovina Beach is a 12 km stretch of coast to the North West of Singaraja in North Bali. { click on the Map } It is comprised of several narrow stretches of black volcanic sand. Lovina, like most of Bali, fills up with tourists from all over the world in August and Australians at Christmass. Located in district of Buleleng in the North of Bali, the area of Lovina still breathes a peaceful, rural atmosphere without the presence of any of the commercial, touristic rush, hustle and bustle one encounters in the South of Bali. Lovina has a slow pace of life in which time doesn’t seem to exist.

Travel from Kuta in less than 3hrs and from the airport or Sanur in about 2.30hrs. You will travel through Bedugul but could go via the scenic route through Munduk if you are not in a hurry. You could stop to take in the Gitgit Falls, temple, lakes and rice paddies on your trip and make a day of it. Gitgit is a 40 meter high waterfall. A path of about 1 km filled with souvenir warungs and shops where you can buy cheap clothes will take you to one the most breathtaking waterfalls in Bali. Sit down there and relax with the sound of the water, falling in the bouldered river.

Lovina Tour Departs:  Kuta. 8.30 am, Sanur. 8.30 am, Nusa Dua. 8.00 am, until finish and cost Au$77.00 per vehicle. Each vehicle can hold up to 7 People and goes to:

1. First Destination. Taman Ayun Temple                2. Second Destination. Bali Lake Bratan

3. Third Destination. Gitgit water fall                      4. Fourth Destination. Banjar hot spring

 

 

 

   

 

 

Banjar Hot Springs                                                      5. Last Destination. Lovina Beach

Banjar hot springs is located west of Lovina, this is an enchanting hot springs with stone carved mouths gushing water and is beautifully landscaped with lush tropical plants. The waters are a naturally very pleasing temperature and have a high sulphur content. The whole experience here is extremely therapeutic and cleansing. Changing rooms and lockers are provided on site. The Banjar pools themselves look cloudy and have a slight sulphuric odour smell that is not offensive. Visitors are assured that the water is sourced directly from the spring. The smell will stay in your clothes for a couple of washes, so wear clothing that you are happy to have a slight smell for a little while (this isn’t the spot to just jump in wearing Western-style swimmers, check with your driver to see if a swim can be included ).

WHAT TO WEAR?                                                                                                                      Light clothing, sandals or flat shoes, sun glasses and a bottle of water. For the middle of the day sun screen and hat. Some clothes if you want swim in the hot pools, camera and money.

Mickey’s vehicle. Air conditioned front and rear. Ph from your mobile +6281337809936

For their services,The contact details for these drivers are Phone: Gede from your landline 00116281338760074  or  +6281338760074 from your mobile or  Email   The sounds of the phone ringing Bali is different to calls in Aus and there is a time delay so allow for this or you talk over each other.

  Some more Lovina pictures.