Ulu Watu y la Peninsula

I think each one has to have their own experience of this part of the islands. There are five main places in it, and you can choose your own.

We chose Bingin because we fell in love with the place. It's hidden away, acommodation is cheap - 10 USD with ana amazing sea view - and it's full of very good looking surfers.

Further south you can find Padang-padang which is tinier but has also amazing places to stay. We walked along the beach and could see all the hotels that were set on the cliffs and all the monkeys on the beach, waiting for walker to throw them food, and searching for left overs in the rocks.

Ulu Watu is right at the very bottom of the Peninsula. To get to the beach you go in between massive rocks and all the town is set on top of it. There is a terraced bar that holds parties every Sunday in The Single Fin. The best night out in the Bukit, so it seems. We were too late to go on the day we arrived to Bingin, and were not used to driving by night by then. But we did go later on, when we came back for my birthday. No regrets.