Jimbaran Beach Activities

Surfing

Surfing is Bali and vice versa. Noted as one of the best islands with the best waves, Bali swiftly became very popular among wave riders from all over the world from its first recognition by a group of Australian surfers around 1967. According to legend there were many surfers who came before them but it was the Australians who first introduced serious equipment to the island.

The Bukit Peninsula boasts over 20 top quality breaks on the southwest and southeast coasts of the island and around the Pecatu area. Some of these, like Padang Padang & Bingin, are world-class barreling reef-breaks.

Paragliding

If you want to whet your appetite for adventure, paragliding is surely one thing you shouldn't miss. This is a great adrenaline-pumping way to enjoy the sunset from 10,000 feet above sea level, and although you may need a lot of courage to start, once you try it you won’t have any regrets. Any worries you do have can be swiftly assuaged by the professional guides provided by the company.

Golfing

Playing golf in paradise isn’t just a dream; The Bukit is home to one of the best golf courses in Bali, The Pecatu Golf Resort. Located in 400 hectares of greens and hills with the Indian Ocean as a backdrop, this five-star resort offers complete service for guests who desire a private stay, an 18-hole golf course, and the posh Klapa Lounge and Club.

Paint a Pot at Jenggala Keramik Bali

Paint a pot is an activity aimed at all family members. First, choose your preferred ceramics on the display table; it could be a plate, bowl, mug, cup or saucer. Then, you can start to sketch your favorite design, colours and glazes. To help you maximize your imagination into your own individual pot, Jenggala provides a choice of stencils and sponge shapes for you during the paint session.

Your creation will be fired in their kilns and ready for collection in two to four days. For those who wish to get advanced ceramics experience, Jenggala is now conducting an intensive course in ceramics including slabwork, pinch-and-coil techniques, drape mould and handthrowing.