Beachfront boutique hotel, holiday cottages and family bungalows with pool, fine restaurant and spa, situated superbly right on the beach in Lovina, Bali.

 

Interesting activities around

Villa Agung Beach Hotel, Lovina, Bali

 
 

Have a relaxing massage on the "bale" (daybed) next to the pool.

 
Savour the exotic fruit & spices at the bustling market in Singaraja.
                                                           
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Thrill to the colour and excitement of the bull races.
 
Join the mad morning race for the dolphins.

Learn to scuba dive, go scuba diving at Deer Island and night dive the wreck in Tulamben.
Snorkel the reef off the beach in front of Villa Agung hotel.
 
 
Old lady chewing betel nuts
 
 
 
Roasting coffee beans
 
 
Collecting banana leaves
 
 
Chopping wood
Visit a traditional rice barn village.
Watch the children learning traditional dance.
 
Balinese dances are dynamic and agile, filled with sharp corner-turning and intricate coordination of the eyes, fingers and shoulder movements.  At the same time, they are elegant and captivating.
 
 
Take a Balinese cooking class.
 
Visit the village of the gamelan instruments.
 
Balinese music: similar dynamism and agility as the dance.  Each village that can afford it owns their own gamelan orchestra.  Music is exhilarating and powerful.
 
See the ancient ikat weaving factory.
Watch how local clove oil is produced.
 
Take a tour of the North Bali pearl farm and learn all you ever wanted to know about pearls, their cultivation, harvesting and grading.
 
Wander through the rice paddies to our local village and see schools, a brick factory, village temples, stately banyan trees, our own sway-back pigs and have coffee in the homes of some of our staff.
 
Relax at the hot springs or wallow in the cool natural spring waters at Air Sanih.
 
Go trekking in the National Park.
Visit the maritime research station.
Save a baby turtle.
Horse riding on the beach.
Tennis, badminton, kayaking.
 The simple peace of Mundok waterfall.
Our staff will take you free of charge to any celebration in the village: weddings, baby ceremonies, puppet shows (wayang kulit), cremations or to join in with the hilarious joged dance.
There are also regular performances of the various dances in Lovina.

Balinese art: Owing to its origin  in the Javanese shadow puppets, the Balinese again develop their own wayang kulit.  Very popular night time entertainment, depicting myths and the struggles between good and evil.
Ballinese  paintings traditionally represent religious life or mythical characters
but modern themes bring vibrant colour but uniquely Balinese.
All the Balinese are artists from wooden masks to panels, paras stone to silver and gold.  The Balinese are masters in expressing their religious beliefs into items of artistic value.