The ticket price for the Pacific Islander Museum is 70,000 rupees, and children are free of charge.
The Pacific Islander Museum is located in Nusa Dua. There are many places worth visiting in the surrounding area: Attractions Nusa Dua Beach. The distance between Nusa Dua Beach and the Pacific Islander Museum is 0.57km. Nusa Dua Beach is located in South Bali.
The island is a 15-minute drive from the international airport and a 30-minute drive from the city center of Denpasar. It is a typical resort area for the rich.
Compared with Kuta, the foreign area, it is quiet and comfortable here. It is a good place for self-cultivation, vacation and leisure.
Nusa Dua's beaches are calm and calm, and are particularly suitable for diving, underwater walks, banana boats, motorboats and other marine activities.
And there are fewer tourists, so you can have more fun.
It has beautiful beaches with beautiful scenery and is famous for its crystal clear water. It is an excellent place to watch the sunrise.
On the cleanest and quietest beach in Bali, watching the sun rise slowly over the calm sea, pure and clear, it feels like you own the whole world.
Nusa Dua Nusa Dua is 1.75km away from the Pacific Islander Museum. Nusa Dua is a luxury resort area where five-star hotels are gathered. It is divided into different private beaches according to the hotel location. Visitors can enjoy the cleanest beach in Bali.
The beach, there are many large shopping malls and duty-free shops nearby.
In addition, the calm beaches are ideal for diving and various water activities.
Because it is not disturbed by the outside world, the beaches in Nusa Dua are much cleaner than the beaches in Kuta and Jimbaran, and the water is crystal clear and pure blue.
Come to the beach before 6:00 and wait for the sunrise quietly, it is very beautiful.
The beaches of each major hotel are contiguous, and you can walk directly to the adjacent hotels on the left and right.
There are also groups of squirrels in the trees by the sea.
The service staff here are very friendly and will greet you with a smile even if they pass by.
You can leisurely enjoy the sea breeze or swim and spend a quiet time; you can also go snorkeling in a nearby special area at a reasonable price. You can half-float in the water and sometimes encounter beautiful tropical fish.
If you want to experience water sports specifically, you can also go to South Bay, located in the north of Nusa Dua.
There are many water sports here, from "jet-ski" and "banana boat" to "flying fish" and "rocket". In addition to having fun, you can also take a boat out to sea and enjoy the sea view.
In addition, you can also take a glass-bottom boat to Turtle Island on the other side of the South Bay. Through the glass bottom, you can see the magnificent and colorful tropical fish and coral reefs. The island is like a small zoo, with many turtles, lizards, bats, and giants.
You might as well take photos of pythons and other animals.
The distance between the Garuda Wisnu Kencana and the Pacific Islander Museum is 7.03km. The Garuda Garuda Garuda is a cultural park located in Uluwatu, the highest point in southern Bali.
Wisnu Kencana (god Vishnu in Sanskrit) is the protector among the Indian trinity of gods. Garuda means condor and is his mount.
The reason why it is called Condor Square is that a bronze statue of the tallest condor in the world was originally to be erected here. The condor was riding on the back of the condor, the highest god of Bali, the "God of Destruction".
It is said that a senior monk once advised Suharto that after this bronze statue is cast, it will bless Indonesia's national prosperity and the happiness and peace of its people.
This cultural park was built when former Indonesian President Suharto was in power. It cost tens of billions but only 20% was completed, namely the head and chest of the bronze statue of the "God of Destruction" and the head of the condor.
The height of 34 meters is eye-opening, and it is said that when completed, it will reach a height of 126 meters.
After Suharto stepped down, this hugely expensive and ambitious project was shelved.
There is also a traditional Balinese dance show specially launched for tourists in the square.
Balinese classical dances are elegant and colorful, among which the lion and sword dance is the most representative.
The distance between the hotel Melia Bali and the Pacific Islander Museum is 0.15km. It opened in 1985 and was renovated in 2010. It has 494 rooms.
Melia Bali is located in the famous resort of Nusa Dua Beach in Bali. It has a strategic location and is within walking distance to the main shopping mall Bali Collection, dining and entertainment centers and museums, and is close to Bali
Island International Convention and Exhibition Center and Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center.
Staying here makes traveling very convenient.
The hotel's tropical gardens span 10.7 acres and feature a large lagoon-style swimming pool.
The modern tropical architectural style decoration and spacious gardens all convey the essence of Balinese style.
The hotel is designed with family customers in mind, allowing children to have fun and parents to relax.
The hotel has rooms of different styles, using local teak wood and jewel tones to create a dreamy place of modern luxury, allowing you to experience an unprecedented warmth.
Rooms have private balconies or terraces with garden views, bringing you more freshness and comfort.
The hotel has tennis courts, fitness center, spa area and other leisure facilities to make your vacation more fulfilling.
In addition, the hotel's 5 dining venues serve a variety of cuisines, including Asian cuisine, sushi, coffee, etc. The beach restaurant located on the beach also offers magnificent sea views.