1. After change into your swimsuit, then it’s off to sea walker station – it takes only 3 minute from the beach
2. Stay Calm, dont worry about anything ! fresh air is constanly supplied from a hose to the helmet
3. You go downstairs to the bottom of the sea while seeing the wild fish surrounding you
4. Just walk in ! feel your closelyness to the nature

Want to  try this bali seawalker in Bali ? that is a good option to try something else while you are on this island, Happy Holiday !!

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Bali Night clubs are spot you shouldt’n miss while you around on this island. Have a look some coolest pub and clubs, a fine Bali Entertaiment venue below !

A Bar
Jalan Dhyana Pura Gado-gado Seminyak. Named after Absolute Vodka, mature crowd, real drinks, cozy atmosphere. 8pm till late.

A Club
Situated on Jl Basangkasa-Seminyak, This trendy club is open Tuesday-Saturday 10pm till late with DJ house music and special Friday night parties.

Aina
Jl oberoi. Bali’s first “fully unconditioned” cocktail bar. Good music friendly atmosphere. Opens early till late.

Apache Reggae Bar
Reggae cover bands 7 nights a week, 11pm – 2am, Jl Legian.

Bali Globe Cafe
A selection of International DJ’s open each night from 10:00pm till dawn. Jl. Dyana Pura, Seminyak.

Bali Peanuts Club
One of the most popular venues in the Kuta area, the scene is young and sprinkled with locals, who all take to the huge dance floor in the cave-like air-conditioned interior. Pool tables and plenty of entertainment, compliment the very reasonably priced drinks, live music every night Sunday-Friday. DJ music Saturday night from 9pm on Jalan Raya Legian.

Bali Rock Cafe
Live music by popular cover bands 7 nights a week. 9.30-12pm.

Bahiana
Open from 7pm until very late. Hear the latest Latin tunes from the resident DJs.

Benny’s Bistro
Benny’s has become the venue for Salsa dancing to live latin acoustic music Of the 7-piece Buena Terra Band. Jl Dyana Pura, Seminyak. Enjoy the food the ambience and that infectious salsa rhythm.

Bush Telegraph
Live music every Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, 9.30 -12pm. Situated in the heart of Seminyak’s hot spot on Jl Dhyana Pura.

Cafe Del Mar
Jalan Dhyana Pura Gado-gado Seminyak. Cool cocktail bar, great drinks, relaxed atmosphere, funky music, open air, super smooth crowd. Open from 9 until late.

Caf? Exiles
in Pengosekan has a live band and is worth the visit. Local laws determine that live music at all bars in Ubud stop by 10:30pm.

De Ja Vu
Same owner as Spy Bar. Newly opened with a fantastic interior design playing great tunes. Nice place to hang in the afternoon or the early cocktail hour.

Double Six
Open every night until 6am. The music is pure dance and there is always a good crowd. Opens at midnight it usually starts to fill up at around 1am. Three bars and late night pizzas. Open till sunrise. Entry cost Sunday – Friday Rp40.000, Saturday’s Rp50.000. Featuring the only night bungee jumping in the world with AJ Hackett from 2.00am.

Espresso Pizzaria
Cover bands 7 nights a week from 10pm-2am on Jl Legian.

Euro Club
Situated on Jl 66, Seminyak. The latest DJ Music from 8pm till late.

Fidels
Fidel’s cigar bar and lounge at the popular Ku De Ta restaurant. Jl Lasmana, Seminyak

Fuel
Award winning two storey club/restaurant in the heart of Kuta. One of the hottest house venues with resident and visiting DJ’s.

Full Moon Parties
Usually held down Yang Yang Beach at Hotel Puri Bali and Padang Padang Beach sometimes held down in Nusa Dua. Check out our calendar for full moon dates.

Gado Gado
An excellence renovation of this ex-club now provides a stylish beachside setting. Well recommended. Jl Dhyana Pura.

Hard Rock Cafe
Located right on Kuta beach. The regular live bands draw big crowds. The bands are usually good. They start at 11pm and go until 2am.

Hard Rock Hotel – Center Stage
Bali’s coolest unplugged bar with live bands nightly at center stage, from 7.30-11pm.

Hulu Cafe- Bali Gay Clubs
Hulu Cafe is the only really gay bar in all of Bali. Okay, some of our non-gay friends stop in and join in the fun, but you won’t have any hassles like in some other on-again, off-again venues in Bali. Live dance show Wednesday-Sunday 10pm till late. http://www.ozemail.com.au/~hulucafe/index.html

JP’s
Stylish bar on Jl Dhyana Pura, offering live music Friday & Saturday nights from 8.30pm

Kama Sutra
Club restaurant and lounge. Happy hours each day from 9-11pm. Jl. Pantai, Kuta.

Kori Restaurant
Gg Poppies II – Relaxed & Cozy atmosphere, imported wines, chilled cocktails and ice cold beers. Cigar salon complete with a pool table, great place to spend an evening.

Ku De Ta
The newest talk of town with a great location, great food, cigar lounge and loads of style. Definitely somewhere to check out.

Kwins Bar

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Lips
On Jl Seminyak. Live music Wednesday- Saturday from 10.30pm.

Loco Bar
Situated on Jl 66, open 7 nights with special international DJ Wed-Sat, 10pm till late.

Lush
A comfortable lounge bar located on the corner of Jalan Kunti. Good place to chill out for a few aperitifs before proceeding on for the evening.

Maccaroni
Italian restaurant and club located on Jalan Legian. Starts from 11pm.

Millertime
Situated in the middle of town on Jl Legain with cover bands every Saturday night from 10pm-12pm.

My Way
Cover bands Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 9.30pm till 2am. On Jl Legian

Musro
Nightclub with spectacular cabaret shows. Located at Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel in Tuban from 10:30pm onwards.

Oxygen
Fantastic sounds kick from the bose sound system and freaky projections across the wall and ceiling upstairs sets the mood.

Paddy’s Reloaded
A solid, no-frills pub set-up combined with reasonably priced cocktails and drinks. Located in front of Bounty.

Planet Hollywood
DFS Bali Galleria complex – Great burgers and grills to go with a long drinks list and excellent cinematic memorabilia.

Poco Loco
Jalan Padma Utama tequila shots and jugs of margaritas and make your own fajitas.

Qudos Cafe (Recomended)
Abimanyu Arcade Jl Dhyana Pura, Seminyak. Bali’s premier gay watering hole with alternative style DJ music nightly.

Santa Fe
Open 24 hours serving everything, need we say more.

Space Lounge
Jl. Dhyana Pura Seminyak. Bali’s newest bar and lounge.

Spy Bar
This club has an indoor and outdoor vibe with top local DJ’s – Jl Dhyana Pura

Stadium Caf?
Live cover bands each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9pm. Jalan Kartika Plaza, Kuta.

Sugar
Formerly Club Inc. A variety of funky music and drinks are served from 5pm until dawn.

Taj Mahal
Bar with a chill-out lounge and guest DJ’s. Jl. Laksmana Seminyak.

The Oriental
The first and only exclusive cabaret theatre in Bali created by International Production Team. Enjoy the unique atmosphere and out standing performance. Be dazzled and entertained by the breathtaking and spectacular cabaret with our first class dancer, magnificent costumes, exiting music and the most beautiful and amazing female impersonators you have ever seen. Wednesday-Sunday 8.30pm. Jl. Srirama Legian Kuta-Bali Tel/Fax : 62-361-756-604

TJ’s
Located in Poppies Lane famous for it’s TJS Frozen Margaritas and great Mexican food. Has been in operation for 15 years.

The Bounty Ship 1 & 2
Both on Jalan Legian Kuta. Home to the famous “Jam Jar”. A popular restaurant/bar/club. Bounty Ship 1 has a great DJ from 10pm until late everynight. Bounty Ship 2 is open 24 hours with 2 for 1 drinks from 5-7pm.

The Jaya Pub
Jalan Raya Legian Kaja Seminyak. Jaya Pub is an entertaining venue with an interesting blend of tourists and locals. Around for quite a few years it is still as popular as ever. The live bands are often joined by visiting musicians both professional and amateur. Open until 2am.

Venue at the moon
An elegant restaurant with lounge and bar. Serving cocktails and drinks with visiting DJ’s and special theme nights.

Woodstock – “The Lounge”
Open 7am till late. Situated on Jl Oberoi, Seminyak. Good place to chill out.

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Bali Art Festival is held on 14 june – 13 july at Art Centre, Denpasar. Various talents through such activities as parades, performance, contests, exhibitions and discussions. The Bali Art Festival is a full month daily performances, handicraft exhibitions and other related cultural and commercial activities during which literally the whole of Bali comes to the city to presents its and the US. Island-wide competitions for the best dance troupe, the best musical group and the best of all art categories find children and adult putting their best foot forward. The main venue is at the art centre located in held on 14 june – 13 july 2008 at Art Centre Denpasar, The annual Bali Art Festival provides an opportunity for the artists and people to develop, explore, preserve and accommodateoferings of dance, music and beauty. On display are trances from remote mountain slopes, forgotten or recently revived village dances, food and offering contest, classical palace dance, stars of Balinese stage, old music performance, ” Kreasi Baru ” ( new creation) from the dance schools of Denpasar, as well as contemporary choreography and dance companies from other island and from abroad. This Month-long event is filled with many aspect of art and culture and can be enjoyed by young and old, locals and visitors alike. This is a century old and is always opened by the President of the Republic of Indonesia in a grand parade of artist from all over the world such as from japan, korea, singapore, germany, australiaNusa Indah Street in the middle of Denpasar city. welcome to Bali don’t mis Bali art festival !

Here are some tips to say no to street vendor nicely :

• Try this Indonesian expression of saying “No, thank you”, by saying “Tidak” or “Tidak, Terima Kasih.” (Pronounced “tee dhuk, tree ma ka sih”). The Idea, Why is Indonesian expression more effective? If you speak Indonesian, they will think you already lived or stayed long in Bali or Indonesia and souvenir is the last thing you need. And if you want to buy things, you will go to proper shop at another time. OR

• There is fun when buying from street vendors. You will get good deal sometimes if you want to buy T-shirt or sarong, just use your bargaining skill. And most important thing, it helps the local people if you buy from them.

Hopefully this tips works, Good Luck !!

The Asian Beach Games in Bali(ABG) to be played from 15 through 28 october 2008, is sure to become one of the greatest events in Denpasar, Bali. The games will engage foreign athletes competing in 16 branches of sport. The Denpasar area gets the lion’s share to the host the organizations of this events. Amongst the 16 branches of sports, 8 of them will be organized in Denpasar, namely volley ball, soccer, dragon boat racing, sailing, handball, windsurfing and so on. For that purpose eight venues will be prepared consisting of Serangan island, Sanur and the complex of Ngurah Rai Stadium.

A long java?s wild southern shores you will find straight, long, often close out beaches with only a few reef breaks which may be good on their day, but nothing approaching Grajagan?s perfection until you get to West Java.

Off the west coast is Panaitan island with Indonesia?s most exotic yet dangerous left reef break known as One Palm Oil. Ridiculously shallow, so wear all the rubber and helmets you can afford. Charter boats and national park permits must be organized at Labuhan. Some horrendous experiences have been endured here with un seaworthy boats breaking down, so you would definitely be safer with the reliable Surf Travel Company yacht ?Just Dreaming?. If you decide to chance a local boat, take an extra weeks emergency food and water, just in case. Panaitan Rights are excellent, but just as dangerous as the left and easily blown out. Panaitan?s shallow breaks are definitely for experts only! You can visit the island remains of Gunung Krakatau, the sit of the largest volcanic explosion in recorded history. The tsunami waves created in 1883 were 120 feet high. Over 36,000 people died and 165 village were destroyed. Eruptions still occur every year, so be warned! Great sunsets, from a distance. A right hander too, on the edge of the volcano, if you?re brave? The mainland Ujung Kulon National Park has good surf potential, but is accessibly only by boat. You must obtain a permit in Labuhan before you go. On land beware of wild boar, rhinoceros, tigers, giant python snake and malaria.

Four hours south of Jakarta is Pelabuhan Ratu which has good surf nearby. From Bali, first class trains are worth the price-faster and much safer than a jostling overland bus trip. Go to Sukabumi station and than take a minibus to Cimaja or Genteng.

Ombak Tujuh is the best known break, a thick left hand peak, not unlike a reverse Sunset beach. It gets very big, very often, so bring you gun! It is deep within the Ujung Genteng National Park, accessible by boat from the losmens at Cimaja (a good right) or by motorbike from the losmens at Genteng (a good left). There are other reef breaks and points, both left and rights, nearby. You could try the uncrowded breaks west of Pelabuhan Ratu, from Cisolok to Bayah. During the wet seasoncheck out Batu Karas, 250Km east of Pelabuhan Ratu near Pangandaran. Free lines Surf Adventures runs a highly recommended 2 week tour here, surfing some excellent secret spots.

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A very long way from shore (2Km) so hire a boat to take you out and wait while you surf. There is a phantom shark that is said to cruise the break often. You need as little winds as possible, and a high tide to stop you drifting off the take of spot. Right hand peaks shift around a bit, but if you?re in the right place at the right time, it can be a ride to remember. Doesn?t seem to get too crowded, unlike its neighbour Sanur.

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The most consistent left reef break in Bali. Rarely is it under 4 foot, but also rarely is it un crowded. Crowds have increased now that you can drive from Padang-padang beach along the new road right the cliff top over looking the surf. Warung?s offer food, drinks, shade and great views of the action in the surf. At high tide you surf the section known is The Peak, directly out from The Cave, with classic tubes right from the jacking take off. Unfortunately one in three tubes tends to close down unpredictably, so be prepared to duck out through the back of the wave. Over 10 feet on lunar high tides can be quite dangerous trying to get back in trough the cave, the only exit. Prone out immediately after take off and head for the beach up current from the cave, to avoid being swept past and having to paddle back out and around the break again to try getting back to the cave entrance. Low tide at Uluwatu causes The Peak the close out, so you surf 100 meters further down the reef at The Racetrack. A series of long walled section link together with fairly predictable open tubes that lure you ever onward into the next curving bowl but don?t go too far, because like most Bali reef breaks, it eventually closes out savagely onto almost dry coral that is very sharp wear your reef boots at low tide! The wave often gets bigger the further you go down the line. Over 10 feet at low tide, Racetrack moves further out and becomes outside corner, a thick pushy wall that rolls evenly for well over 100 meters. There are rarely tubes, but the faces are ideal for big carving maneuvers. Sometimes it is safer to get out of the water by paddling down to Padang, 2Km north. Temples is the line up furthest south, way out the back. A good outside reef to avoid the crowds or find more juice on smaller days.

Check this cool postie video, taken from postie conference in Las Vegas, November 10th, 2007 !