Lovina, on Bali’s north coast, is known for its peaceful beaches, sunrise dolphin tours, and natural hot springs. Visitors often start the day spotting dolphins at sea, then unwind at Banjar Hot Springs or explore the serene Buddhist monastery nearby. For nature lovers, Aling-Aling Waterfall offers cliff-jumping and jungle scenery, while snorkeling trips to nearby coral reefs add a splash of adventure. It’s a laid-back destination perfect for slow travel and quiet discovery.
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Lovina, on Bali’s tranquil north coast, is a peaceful escape known for its black sand beaches, dolphin sightings, and lush inland adventures. A medium-length stay (2–4 days) lets you enjoy both coastal charm and highland beauty.
Start your mornings with a sunrise dolphin-watching tour, where traditional boats take you out to spot playful pods just offshore. Afterward, relax in the Banjar Hot Springs, surrounded by tropical greenery, or visit the serene Brahma Vihara Arama Buddhist Monastery nearby.
Nature lovers can explore Gitgit or Aling-Aling Waterfalls, perfect for a refreshing dip or even cliff-jumping with a local guide. For a cultural touch, stroll through Singaraja, the former colonial capital, or visit local markets and temples tucked into the hills.
Snorkeling and diving are also popular, with coral reefs just off the coast. And if you’re up for a scenic drive, head to Munduk village for jungle treks, coffee plantations, and panoramic views. Lovina is all about slow travel—where every day feels like a gentle adventure.
