Nusa Dua: Sunset or Sunrise?
Nusa Dua sunset or sunrise? Nestled in the southeastern region of Bali is the serene region of Nusa Dua, renowned for its pristine beaches and luxurious resorts. But when it comes to experiencing the island magic of Nusa Dua, which is better—chasing the sunrise or basking in the sunset?
In this article, we’ll dive deeper into the magic of the island during those special hours in order to help you plan your next visit to Nusa Dua!
Where is Nusa Dua?
Nusa Dua is nestled in the southeastern tip of Bali at Bukit Peninsula. This region is about 15 km away from the Bali Airport, but thanks to the toll road, you can travel back and forth easily!
Here, you’ll find some of the most renowned luxury hotel brands all nestled in one area, the Indonesian Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC). Nusa Dua is synonymous with high-end serenity, away from the touristy bustle like in Canggu.
Can you see the sunrise in Nusa Dua?
Yes! Due to its strategic location on the eastern side of the island, Nusa Dua is often sought after for its sunrise views. And with its open shorelines, you can watch the sunrise over still waves.
Where to see the sunrise in Nusa Dua?
The beachside resorts were intentionally designed to capture the first rays of light, so you can simply open your curtains and bask in the morning light. Or, you can visit Tanjung Benoa beach, one of the best beaches in Nusa Dua, with an expansive view of the coasts, perfect for catching unobstructed sunrises.
Then, when the sun is high in the sky, you can continue your day with an exciting water sports adventure right there!
Can you see the sunset in Nusa Dua?
The beauty of Bali is that you can practically see beautiful sunset skies from any point on the island. And while you can’t see the sun setting directly from Nusa Dua, you can still watch the sky change into a breathtaking display of golden hues.
Where to see the sunset in Nusa Dua?
Mengiat Beach is equal parts beautiful and serene, with its calm waves and warm sands. Roll out your mats and enjoy a little beachside picnic as you wait for the sun to turn a brilliant hue! Don’t forget to capture picture-perfect memories against stunning natural backdrops!
If you happen to be in the Nusa Dua area and looking to see the sun set in real time, we recommend travelling a little further to Uluwatu, where you can not only see the sunset, but also experience an enchanting sunset kecak dance to end your day in Bali on a high note.
Conclusion
Nusa Dua is just one of the many coasts you should definitely visit for a new perspective. And if you’re looking for a new way to explore Nusa Dua’s sunrise or sunset sights, the Shivanna is the perfect way to see beyond the shore. Learn more Here!
Our bespoke charters offer you the opportunity to explore the signature Bali sunrise and sunsets at sea, where natural unobstructed views are waiting to unfold. Curate your ideal sightseeing adventure today and contact us for further details.