Located on Sambangan Hill, Shanti Natural Panorama View Hotel offers sweeping views of the rice fields with green valley views.
Brendan
Australia
This place is beautiful, quiet, friendly and just a delight to stay. We extended our stay twice. Stunning place to retreat away from the busier parts of the island. Most staff live in the local village, so you're connected to the community. Walking distance to the waterfalls. It's all like something from a movie. Also check out Hansens up the hill if you want something more intimate.
Sekumpul Bali Hidden Space has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Singaraja. This 5-star hotel offers room service, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi. Guests can enjoy garden views.
Ana Teresa
Portugal
Everything was perfect especially the staff! Amazing place, location and service!
Situated in Singaraja, 36 km from Kintamani, Munduk Kupang Sekumpul Villa features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a restaurant.
Situated in Singaraja, D'kailash Retreat features barbecue facilities and free WiFi. Each accommodation at the 3-star hotel has mountain views, and guests can enjoy access to a garden and to a...
OYO 92952 Nirmala Guest House offers free WiFi throughout the property and rooms with air conditioning in Singaraja. Kintamani is 48 km from the hotel.
Arisha
Indonesia
The only thing I like it was the area that not to far from my parents house. But the location itself not easy to find especially no sign of the place. The Google map took me to different little gang.
Boasting an outdoor swimming pool, garden and views of garden, Sunrise Lodge & Lounge is situated in Singaraja, 200 metres from Happy Beach Tukad Mungga.
Featuring garden views, Sekumpul Accommodation offers accommodation with balcony, around 37 km from Kintamani. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
Located within 41 km of Kintamani and 49 km of Lake Batur in Singaraja, Mandhasativa Homestay offers accommodation with seating area.
Sabrina
Switzerland
The Mandhasativa Homestay was a very nice location. It was our second time there and we would go there again.
Its a quiet place in the nature with an amazing view. Sari and her family were very friendly. We also recomend the delicious dinner.
The rooms are spacious and clean.
You can also ask there to do some tours.
Terima kasih and see you again
Uma Nirmala Aling-Aling in Singaraja features a garden and a terrace. There is an outdoor pool and guests can make use of free WiFi and free private parking.
scott
Australia
This is an active farm stay with surprising facilities and right next to the famous Aling Aling Waterfalls only 10 minutes walk right on your doorstep ! The farm owner and his family where incredibly welcoming and nothing was too much trouble , with food prepared from produce from the farm and fresh coconut this place is incredible and I will definitely return to this magical place
Fly to Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali (approx. 13km from Denpasar). From there, take a taxi or bus to Singaraja (approx. 80km north). Domestic travellers can also drive directly. No direct water transport available.
The most convenient airport for Singaraja, Indonesia is Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar. It offers both domestic and international flights and is approximately 70km away, making it the closest major airport.
In Singaraja, Indonesia, public transport options include bemos (minibuses) and ojeks (motorcycle taxis). Bemos are affordable and frequent, while ojeks offer quick, direct travel. Alternatively, renting a bicycle or car is possible. Always remember to negotiate fares before travelling.
Lovina Beach area in Singaraja is a popular choice for visitors, known for its black sand beaches, dolphin watching tours, and close proximity to local amenities. It offers a variety of accommodation options, making it convenient for travellers.
Singaraja, Indonesia, experiences a tropical climate with high humidity and temperatures averaging 27-30°C year-round. There are no distinct summer and winter seasons. However, it has two main seasons: the dry season from April to October and the wet season from November to March. The wettest month is typically January. Despite the rainfall, the weather remains warm throughout the year.
The ideal months to visit Singaraja, Indonesia are between May and September. During these months, the weather is dry and sunny, providing the perfect conditions for exploring the city's rich cultural heritage and beautiful beaches. The average temperature ranges between 26-29°C, making it comfortable for outdoor activities. Avoid the rainy season from October to April to ensure your travel plans aren't disrupted.
Travellers to Singaraja can enjoy dolphin watching at Lovina Beach or explore the ancient manuscripts at Gedong Kirtya Museum. Nearby, the Sekumpul Waterfalls and Aling-Aling Waterfall offer breathtaking views. For relaxation, a visit to the Banjar Hot Springs is a must.
What guests said about Singaraja:
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Scored 10
Loads to do there, great cheap food, you can get a steak for...
Loads to do there, great cheap food, you can get a steak for $4, Lovina is only a few clicks away if you want night life, sunrise lodge and lounge is ace if you like to party, it is what YOU make of it, not them.
Darren Tomlinson
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
So much beautiful scenery.
So much beautiful scenery. The waterfalls are amazing in this area and visiting the locals was amazing. Stayed at Shanti Natural Panorama Hotel which is in the heart of the waterfall area and their guide gave us a fantastic tour of the area including the waterfalls
Jonathan
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Align waterfalls a must. 5 10 and 16m jump. Cost 125k rp.
Align waterfalls a must. 5 10 and 16m jump. Cost 125k rp. Becuase you need guide if going to jump for safety reasons. Money goes to local community. Sends kids to school and maintenance.
Lovina is quiet, but dolphin watching was great.
Simon
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
Interesting, little town on the north side of Bali, but I...
Interesting, little town on the north side of Bali, but I was more interested in the ride to get there from Denpasar. Great views and very fun riding conditions, no matter which route you take, so take a different route each way. We did Bedugul on the way out and Jatiluwih on the way back.
BayAreaLen
United States
8.0
Scored 8.0
As Singaraja is a largely Muslim community you need to...
As Singaraja is a largely Muslim community you need to understand a slight difference from Southern Bali.
The City has just started improving some of the tourist trail, a new precinct near the water is being updated with paving and is where you will find the small but interesting Soenda Ketjil Museum as well as a Chinese Shrine. Out near Jalan Veteran you can find Museum Buleling and a library called Gedung Kirtya that houses some unique Lontar engraved Manuscripts. It's worth sourcing an English speaking guide with car as the locals are mostly unsure as to the location of these places.
Caroline
Australia
10
Scored 10
You dont see many tourists in singaraja, so be carefull when...
You dont see many tourists in singaraja, so be carefull when you drive with a scooter.
A tip for really good food is the s.o.a.n cafe and venue direct at the beach. The Food is awsome and the staff is so so nice.
Absolutely stunning view to the gorge and jungle, the waterfall in walking distance and the hotel area is amazing, beautifully landscaped. Also the villas are exceptional. All the wood carvings at ceiling of the spa, the doors etc just lovely. Felt like in paradise. The village& mountains are also nice dir for a walk. You can see rice Terraces.
Staff super nice and helpful. They also organized a fresh durian that was delivered to the hotel for me- amazing 😍🙏🏽.
The best view to jungle, mountain, ocean!!! Good road to hotel. Very big own terrace on second floor with table, chairs, sofa, water cooler. Cheap food in hostels Cafe. Clean room and bed. 500m, easy walking to waterfall. Owner give me id-card for entering to waterfall - so my enter cost 70.000, not 300-400.000 near the ticket office. It's great deal!!! After check out owner gift me herbal tea! Highly recommended!!!!
We came to Manigelang Villa after visiting Pura Malen.
This Hotel is a perfect place for stay in spiritual peace and comfort 🙏🏻. The family-owner of the place is very kind and good people. William and I played chess, and it was very interesting. Dinner and breakfast are very delicious, the territory provides picturesque view when sun shines and when it is cloudy. We wish to come here for a week in the future.
The room was really nice, we had the one that was upstairs. the bathroom was nice, big and clean. only the toilet didn't flush and we had to use a bucket to flush it.
The owner was very nice and arranged dolphin watching for us including scooter and transport to nect hotel.
He wil bring you to the pesisi restaurant for free for diner.
The gardens to the villa was very nice, felt like walking into a jungle!
The room was nice and clean. Have hot water. We have very nice terrace with Mountain View. To the waterfall is 10 min by foot. Food is also very nice there. The owner was very kind. I general we love this place, very quietly. If you stay in the hotel, they give you big discount for the waterfall tickets, only 30k per person!
- the location is good, only 3 minute walk to Happy Beach
- the location only 5 minutes by bike to meeting point to boat for dolphin watching
- the staffs were friendly and accommodate ne to rent bike
- I hope the tourism in Singaraja will recover soon, so many guests can socialize and use the common kitchen
The location is amazing - what I would call a tropical mountain paradise for sure. Nice clean rooms, beautiful pool and waterfalls within 20min of walking to the entrance with discount from the hotel as a bonus.
Best place to stay in Singaraja,! Nice environment, peaceful and clean. Thank you bapak Nyoman for your hospitality. Highly recommended, we definitely back!😊
The locations is lovely. Between the rice files but with some small stores, cafes, restaurants and a close by hotel as well with a restaurant with good food
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