For entertainment for all ages, look no further than Waterbom Bali, a water park home to world-class slides and rides sliced throughout lush tropical landscapes. Waterbom has more than seven thrilling rides to entertain even the bravest of the brave. Ride the Smashdown and reach a top speed of 45 miles per hour as you "smash" down this eight-story slide at a 60-degree angle. After all that excitement, catch a relaxing ride down the Lazy River, where you can enjoy cascading waterfalls, beautiful scenery and cool shade.
Adult admission is $26, while children's admission runs $16 for ages 2-12. Waterbom also features wall climbing, spa services, food and beverage services and euro bungy.
Waterbom Bali
Jl. Kartika PO BOX 1055 Tuban
Kuta - Bali 80361
Indonesia
011 62 361 755 676
waterbom-bali.com
Home to the only internationally and locally qualified and accredited professionals, Bali Learn to Surf Co. is a well-regarded place for any new surfer to take their first surf lesson and tackle the long, rolling waves sought out by everyone in the surfing community.
The beginner course runs two and a half hours, and you'll learn the basics, from paddling to mounting your board, safety precautions and etiquette and how to handle your board, for $39 per person. For the more adventurous, a three-day beginner course is offered, during which instructors get more in-depth. You'll learn to fine tune your technique, read waves and tides and perform forehand and backhand turns for $99 per person. Kids' courses, private lessons, body surfing and five-day courses are also available.
Bali Learn to Surf
Hard Rock Hotel
Jalan Pantai Kuta
Kuta, Indonesia
011 62 361 761 869 Ext 8116
Although there is no primary tourist temple to visit in Kuta Beach, there are numerous smaller temples spread along the main road where local Balinese come to present offerings and pray every morning and late afternoon.
Along Jalan Pantai Kuta, you'll see Pura Batu Bolong at the end of a rocky promontory perched on the Indian Ocean. On Kuta Sidewalk is Pura Penataran, also known as the Moon Temple. Inside is The Moon of Pejeng, regarded as Indonesia's most esteemed antique from the Bronze Age. A third temple, Pura Kalangan Majelangu, is a few meters east from the main gate in Kuta Beach.
