Dolphin Watching Lovina Tour

About Trip

Dolphin Watching Lovina Tour is an early full – day tour which offers you to explore you the north of Bali to watch wild dolphins swimming at Lovina Beach. We will pick you up at 03.00 and go to Lovina beach. In Lovina beach, you can meet and interact with the local people and use local boat to watch wild and dolphins swimming closer during the sunrise time. You also can have snorkeling to explore sea life. After that, we will drop you to Banjar Village and let you to have relaxation in one of natural hot spring in Bali. Afterward, we will go to Bedugul Village to enjoy the beauty of Ulun Danu, a temple which is surrounded by Beratan Lake. We will also have our lunch at one of local restaurant and drive you back to your hotel.

Itinerary :

• 03.30am – hotel
• 05.00 – 07.00 Watching Dolphin
• 07.00 – 08.00 Snorkeling
• 09.00 – 10.00 Banjar Village
• 11.00 – 12.00 Bedugul Village
• 12.30 – 13.30 Lunch
• 14.30pm – hotel

Watching Dolphin

Dolphin watching tours at Lovina Beach remain one of the main nature attractions of this quiet and laidback coastal town in North Bali. What this black sand beach lacks in features when compared to the beaches around the island’s south, it makes up for with its frequent sightings of dolphin pods that favour these calm waters. Back in the days, every sunrise, local fishermen in traditional outriggers set out for their daily catches in the bay, and so did the dolphins. This unique kinship between humans and dolphins developed over time – hunting pods led local fishermen to where schools of sardines and mackerels, and likewise, dolphins joined in for a frenzy following the cast nets. Occasionally, the cetaceans would breach the surface to check out on the action above. Fishermen now regularly take visitors for a dolphin watching ride to see their aquatic friends from up closer.

Banjar Village

Banjar is a hilly hamlet in North Bali, around 8km west from Lovina Beach. It's best known as home to the island’s largest Buddhist monastery, Brahmavihara Arama, and the Banjar Hot Springs. Often included on daytrips to North Bali, Banjar is also accessible from the area of Munduk to its south. The whole area offers breath-taking mountain and rice paddy landscapes. The overland features of Banjar share much similarities with Munduk, with its agrarian communities and village plantations, growing everything from alphonse lavallee grapes, cacao, to Arabica coffee and flowers used in daily offerings by Balinese Hindus island-wide. Most visitors tend to stay nearby in Lovina and Munduk, while Banjar alone doesn’t have plenty of options of hotels or resorts.

Bedugul Village

Bedugul is an area located in the village of Candikuning, Baturiti district, Tabanan regency about 54 km from the city of Denpasar, Bedugul is a mountainous area that has cool air with beautiful view of Beratan lake which makes it's becoming an attractive tourist destinations and one of the best places of interest for holidays on Bali island - Indonesia that is visited by thousands of tourists.

Regular Tours Price :

IDR. 850.000/car ( 6 person capacity )
IDR. 1.000.000/minibus ( 12 person capsity )
IDR. 1.200.000/minibus ( 15 person capasity )

Inclusion :

• Private Car / Minibus

• Petrol

• English Speaking Driver

• Mineral water 

Note : 

• Entrance fee and parking fee is not include in the price

• Dolphin boat extra IDR 300.000/person

Area Covered for Pick Up :

Seminyak, Legian, Kuta, Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, Sanur, Ubud, Denpasar, Benoa Harbour, Airport Please contact us for pick up in different area