Nusa Dua Beach, Bali

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Nusa Dua is really about enjoying your leisure time in total luxury. Situated  40 Km from Denpasar, capital of Bali province, or some 20-30 minutes drive from the vibrant Kuta Beach, lies Bali’s most artfully designed high class beach resort along a vast stretch of picturesque coastline.

The beaches in Nusa Dua are also noted to be the most secluded, being situated in a luxury enclave of five-star hotels. The beaches are definitely not to be missed and if you are already staying at a resort that has its own beach area, you can have more privacy and greater facilities for your day in the sun.

The shore in Nusa Dua is mostly crowded with locals and you’ll see food vendors either walking around or stationed at their bamboo stalls. It is covered with white-golden sand and cleaner than the beaches at Kuta or Seminyak. There is also a jogging and bicycle path with an information map of the area. Tides and currents are not dangerous here but you’ll encounter stronger currents if you swim out between the two small islands, making it a great surfing spot. The crystal clear shallow waters and the pearly soft white sandy beaches surrounding Nusa Dua make it a perfect place to have fun for all members of the family.

Nusa Dua is named after the two tiny ‘islands’ that were once separated from the main Bali zone. The name Nusa Dua itself literally translated means  “Two Islands” which refers to the two small raised headlands or islands found just off the coast of the peninsula. The north island is smaller and there’s only one attraction there: the Nusa Dharma Temple. The south island is better-maintained and has a big entrance gate, two open recreational fields, a couple of pavilions, and two monuments. Jogging and picnicking are two popular activities on these two islands.

Nusa Dua attractions come in a variety, from beaches to art galleries and the Museum Pasifika, which is a wonderful place that houses some pieces of art collected from Asia and the Pacific Islands.

Please enjoy your stay and holiday in Bali. And if you are travelling to Bali alone and need someone to accompany you at your villa or homestay, or maybe to accompany you to various private activities, parties, social events, business functions, sports tournaments, work functions, weddings, dinners out as well as just to provide some company for an evening  or maybe to have a private sensual massage session at your place, please don't be hesitate to contact me. I'll do my best to make your visit more enjoyable and sweet memorable.

cheers,
Steve @ Bali Male Escort Service

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