Nusa Dua, Bali is a paradise contained within a paradise. It’s the only place in Bali where one can snorkel and wonder at a healthy ecosystem of corals in the morning, and have lunch at a classy restaurant, hangout at a stunning beach club, and then catch a flight on a paraglider in the afternoon. If you want to experience the widest possible range of activities in Bali, then Nusa Dua is the place for you.

Tips to help you choose where to stay in Bali:

What is a resort exactly? Many people forget that a resort is a place where you should be able to let go of your worries at the front lobby – a kind of stress-free zone.

Find a resort that meets your needs in the most concise way possible. The Balé Nusa Dua has a reputation for putting personal space and privacy first, by welcoming guests to stay at our large pavilions (similar to villas, only larger).

We also provide the necessities for guests of all tastes- large private and public swimming pools, bistros and bars, a private beach and much more.

Another way a resort can help you to destress is to remind you that joy can be found in the simple moments. The Balé Nusa Dua puts an emphasis on this. We take the time to craft memorable experiences for each guest and their significant other.

Apart from personal space and privacy, our establishment has many treats for couples. Do you and your partner consider yourselves romantics? We can arrange a private romantic dinner under the stars.

Are you two the opposite of romantic? No problem – relax on the private beach or have a spa together, feeling each other’s presence without breaking the silence.

While it is up to you to decide whether renting a car or a motorbike is for you, traffic in Nusa Dua can be busy and hectic.

The Balé Nusa Dua offers a free chauffeur-driven drop-off and pick-up transfer, by private car within the Nusa Dua area. Nusa Dua’s boutiques, restaurants, cafes and bars are worth exploring, so don’t hesitate to let us know where you’re going. We’ll arrange the transport so you don’t have to.

The dry season in Bali is between April - October. The best months, in our experience, to visit Bali are April - June and October. These months have wonderful weather, but are a little less busy and crowded. If you’re keen to visit us during the rainy season, don’t let the rain put you off, tropical showers typically only last an hour or so before the sun returns.

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