Lovina is an coastal area and in this area there are several places worth a visit.
Explore Lovina and the north of Bali by car and ask Rundung to bring you to these nice places.
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Below a list of interesting places.
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Kalibukbuk Kampung Walk
A unique experience to see the life of local people who live in the kampung. The walk is an intimate, community-based walking tour designed to show travelers the authentic, everyday rural life behind the beach resorts of Lovina. Led by Rundung, this casual trek bypasses commercial tourist hubs to step directly into an active, traditional Balinese village ecosystem (kampung).
Bali Family Dinner
A unique experience having a Balinese dinner and experience a Balinese dance in the home of a local family from Kalibukbuk.
Meja Satu Cooking class
This is a highly rated, family-run culinary school located along the main road in Kalibukbuk, directly opposite the Sunari Hotel. Meja Satu means “Table One,” this program is managed by a local host, Tammy, and her father, Danny, a professional Balinese chef with over 40 years of kitchen experience. The workshop is designed to give travelers a hands-on, deep dive into traditional Balinese and regional Indonesian cooking techniques in a clean, spacious, and spacious environment.
Dolphin spotting and snorkeling
Lovina is famous for the dolphins and this is the most iconic morning activity in Lovina. The tour combines an early morning boat ride to see wild pods of spinner and bottle-nosed dolphins with a snorkeling stop over the protected coral reefs of Lovina Beach.
Taman Budaya Lovina
A lively, family-centric outdoor food court and cultural lifestyle hub located along the main road in the village of Kalibukbuk. Opened in 2025, this vibrant community center blends affordable global dining with live entertainment, making it a highly popular evening hangout for both locals and travelers looking to unwind.
Photoshoot in traditional Balinese clothes
This is possible with the tailor shop UD Pas in Celukbuluh where you can rent the traditional Balinese clothing for a photoshoot in a temple or on the beach, although the location can be of your own choice.
Krisna locations
The Krisna mega-brand (founded by local Buleleng billionaire Gusti Ngurah Anom) has its roots right here in North Bali. While famous for its massive souvenir outlets island-wide, the brand operates a huge variety of distinct retail, dining, and adventure parks spread across the Buleleng Regency, mostly concentrated in Temukus.
Banyuatis coffee factory
The Banyuatis Coffee Factory in Pemaron is open to the public from Monday to Saturday, offering a firsthand look at traditional Balinese coffee processing. Visitors arriving before 11:00 AM can tour the production floor to watch workers manually sort beans and witness their unique wood-fired roasting method. The facility also features an on-site coffee shop where you can sample and purchase fresh Robusta and Arabica blends directly from the source.
Singaraja
Singaraja, the historic former capital of Bali, blends rich colonial heritage with vibrant local landmarks. You can explore the royal Puri Agung palace and view ancient palm-leaf manuscripts at Gedong Kirtya. Near the atmospheric Old Harbour, a seaside Chinese temple stands alongside the bustling Banyuasri Market. Tying the city’s past and present together is Titik Nol, a revitalized central evening plaza. This city offers an authentic, unhurried cultural alternative to southern Bali’s busier tourist hubs.
Pantai Penimbangan
Pantai Penimbangan’s warung scene is essentially a massive, open-air beachside food night market that captures the true heartbeat of Singaraja’s local youth and family culture. What makes it special is the unique layout: rows of small food stalls set up plastic tables and colorful beanbags directly on the stone breakwaters and dark volcanic sand, creating an incredibly long, continuous line of seaside dining.
Temples in the area of Singaraja
There are many temples and a few are mentioned here.
Goa Maria Air Sanih
Goa Maria Air Sanih is a serene Catholic pilgrimage sanctuary spanning three hectares along the North Bali coastline. The grounds blend traditional Balinese architecture with Christian imagery. Designed for community gatherings, the property includes a natural freshwater spring, manicured camping fields, and open spaces for spiritual retreats.
Pantai Kerobokan
Pantai Kerobokan features a neatly landscaped beachfront park layout with manicured lawns and cozy wooden gazebos (bale) overlooking the ocean. This park-like setting is lined with a row of traditional, budget-friendly warungs that specialize in North Balinese seafood. The entire area has a tidy, family-friendly picnic atmosphere where you can relax in the shade of the trees just steps away from the black volcanic sand.
You can book all these activities with Rundung and discuss with him what the best activity is for you, can contact him on WA +62 823-4185-8460.
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