Nusa Dua Beach & Resort Strip Walk
Walk the Nusa Dua beach promenade — Bali's most exclusive resort enclave on the Bukit Peninsula's eastern coast, where international luxury hotels line a calm, protected beach backed by manicured tropical gardens.
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Nusa Dua Beach Promenade
The Nusa Dua Beach Promenade connects the resort hotels along the eastern coast of the Bukit Peninsula — the 3-km paved path between the resort gardens and the calm, reef-protected beach is the spine of Bali's premium tourist enclave.
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Pasifika Museum
The Pasifika Museum in Nusa Dua houses over 600 works of art from Pacific and Asian cultures — the collection of traditional paintings, sculptures, and artefacts from 25 countries makes this one of the most significant art museums in Southeast Asia.
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Bali Nusa Dua Theatre
The Bali Nusa Dua Theatre presents Kecak fire dance, Legong, and Barong performances for resort guests — the purpose-built theatre outside the BNDCC convention centre offers polished presentations of Balinese performing arts to international audiences.
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Nusa Dua Reef Break
The reef off the northern end of Nusa Dua has a consistent left-hand surf break — the shallow reef break is far less well-known than Uluwatu or Padang Padang but receives the same south swell and can produce excellent waves when conditions align.
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Geger Beach
Geger Beach at the southern end of Nusa Dua is quieter than the main hotel beach — the small Hindu temple on the headland between the beach and the resort area is a reminder that Nusa Dua's land was once used by Balinese fishing communities.
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BNDCC Convention Centre
The Bali Nusa Dua Convention Centre hosts ASEAN summits and G20 meetings — the facility that positioned Nusa Dua as Indonesia's premier diplomatic and conference destination sits at the heart of the resort enclave, bringing world leaders to the beach.