Escape the mass tourism and discover the serene beauty of Pemuteran, located in northern Bali. This quiet village offers a mix of adventure, nature, and relaxation, perfect for those wanting to experience authentic Bali. Discover what to do in Pemuteran in this blog.
In this blog post, I use affiliate links. If you purchase something through these links, I receive a small commission. The lovely part is that it costs you nothing extra, but it helps me continue to fill this blog with inspiring stories, practical tips, and handy travel guides. Your support makes a big difference, and I am incredibly grateful for it! Thanks to you, I can keep sharing and help even more families on their way to unforgettable adventures.
How do you get there?
Pemuteran is about a 3.5-hour drive from Denpasar Airport. On the way, you can stop by the beautiful Ulu Danu Temple and the Twin Lakes, both perfect spots for a short break with breathtaking views.
What to do in Pemuteran?
There is plenty to experience in and around Pemuteran:
✨ Snorkeling and diving: For ocean lovers, this is a paradise. Explore colorful coral reefs close to the shore or take a trip to Menjangan Island, known for its pristine coral gardens and diverse marine life.
✨ Hiking in the hills: Enjoy picturesque trails and catch a stunning sunset from the top.
✨ Black sand beaches: Take a stroll along the unique black sand and feel the tranquility of the surroundings.
✨ Turtle Hatchery Project: Visit this project and learn more about sea turtle conservation.
✨ Air Sanih Spring water: Relax at this natural spring, perfect for a refreshing dip.
Where to stay?
We recommend the charming Alaya Ecolodge. This family business is located just a stone’s throw away from the main street and the beach of Pemuteran. Here, you can stay in a renovated bungalow with views of the swimming pool, the surrounding hills, and the lush garden. A perfect place to enjoy nature in peace.
Also read: Six weeks in Indonesia with kids: Bali, Java and Komodo
Another gem in North Bali is Sumberkima, near the island of Java.
Do you have any questions or would you like to know more? Don’t hesitate to send a message.