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Travel Feature: One-Day Challenge In Bali And CNN’s Best 5 Hidden Bali Beaches
01/10/2012

Bali is truly an island paradise. It is not only famous for its many beaches but also for its private villas, Bali corals, as well as for its many cultural and scenic panoramic vistas.

Many tourists go to Bali not only for relaxation but also to tour its widely diverse panoramic landscape and cultural and archeological destinations.

Bali's beaches have been known to be one of the favored Bali destinations of many tourists, where they enjoy sunbathing and world-class surfing and diving along its coast.

However, with over 2.5 million tourists descending on this island paradise, it has become increasingly difficult to find a quiet spot for sunbathing. So if you want to indulge in tanning your skin with as less noise as possible, you can spend them in these 5 Bali beaches that are not so overrun by tourists namely: Balangan Beach located close to Nusadua Bali golf course which has a sparkling green-blue water that remains relatively calm with gentle rolling waves; Bias Tugal the Little Beach which is situated near Padang Bai; or in Ungasan a strip of beach situated on the southern most point of Bali and quite possibly the island's prettiest beach. If you want to enjoy experiencing the quiet atmospheres of these beaches like in Balangan Beach, then you can stay in one of the private villas in Nusadua.

Bali has undoubtedly the best range of accommodations in Indonesia, from US$5-per-night to US$4,000-per-night super-homes. Bali has even become famous for its large collection of private villas for rent, complete with staff and top-class levels of service.

Bali is a great place to indulge in water sports activities like scuba diving, surfing, white-water rafting and trolling, jigging, and bottom fishing. Golfing is also fun to do in Bali.

Meanwhile, Bali's coastline, particularly the coral reefs in Bali has been one of the subjects of future technology as currents of electric save Bali coral. So if you are interested to view this technology applied on the coral reefs in Bali, then go to the waters of Pemuteran off the north coast of Bali.