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Tired of always staying in a hotel when you're on vacation in Bali? If you want to try something different and more exciting, camping can be an excellent choice. As Muslims, enjoying the beauty of nature is a form of gratitude to God, the Creator. This adventurous vacation will give you a closer experience with nature and a more authentic feel of Bali.
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From cool hills and serene lake shores to beaches with stunning sunrises or sunsets, all can be exciting camping locations. Here are our recommendations for camping spots in Bali that you can try for a fun, memorable, and unforgettable vacation.
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With a beautiful view of Lake Tamblingan, especially during the golden hour on a clear day, this place offers a peaceful and serene atmosphere in the morning. During the day, many vendors sell food around the lake, making it quite lively toward the afternoon. However, you should note that the public facilities here are not well-maintained by the local government. The restrooms are quite far from the camping area, and there is no electricity at night.
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Camping here gives you a view of three of Bali's mountains at once: Mount Abang, Mount Batur, and Mount Agung. There's a retribution fee of IDR 20,000 - IDR 35,000 per person if you bring your own tent. However, they also provide tent and camping equipment rentals starting from IDR 150,000. This is the best spot to watch the sunrise emerge from behind Bali's majestic mountains. The bathroom facilities here also have hot water, making it a favorite spot for both locals and tourists. Due to its popularity, be prepared for it to be crowded on weekends.
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Here, you can enjoy the beauty of Lake Beratan directly from the front of your tent. The camping fee is around IDR 20,000 - IDR 25,000 per person, or if you prefer glamping, prices start from around IDR 300,000. The facilities are very complete, with a restaurant and even fishing amenities by the lake. It's truly exciting to camp here with the cool and peaceful atmosphere.
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Camping on this hilltop allows you to enjoy the view of Virgin Beach and witness a stunning sunset. The facilities are also quite complete with adequate restrooms. The location is on a hill, so you have to hike up to get to the campsite.
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From this hill, you can see the Karangasem area from above, with a view of the city lights glittering at night. This place can be considered a hidden gem as not many people camp here yet. Nevertheless, the facilities are already quite sufficient.
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From this campsite, you can enjoy the calm and comfortable view of Lake Beratan. There is a retribution fee of IDR 20,000 - IDR 25,000, and tent and camping equipment rentals are also available. The public bathroom facilities here are clean and have free hot water.
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Unlike the previous campsite right on the lake shore, here you can enjoy the view of Lake Beratan from an elevated position. At night, you can also see the city lights of Bedugul. The camping fee here is quite affordable, only IDR 20,000 - IDR 25,000, or if you want to rent glamping tents, prices start from around IDR 300,000 per tent. The public bathroom facilities are generally clean and provide hot water. You can also order breakfast at their food stall.
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Gunung Payung Beach is located in an isolated area, far from the crowds. It's a beautiful place for camping, thanks to its pristine white sand, clear blue waters, and charming natural caves. You'll wake up to an incredible view and the gentle sound of waves, offering a peaceful sensation that's hard to find elsewhere. You can have fun exploring the caves in the area. Many are large enough to enter and offer shelter from the hot sun. This location is also perfect for taking amazing photos. Because it's still hidden, this beach is much quieter than other popular beaches like Kuta Beach. Despite being secluded, there are a few shops and facilities available, such as sunbeds, kayak rentals, and restrooms, making it a comfortable place to camp. There are even some nearby glamping sites.
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Karang Boma Pecatu offers a unique opportunity for camping on the edge of a cliff. You can fall asleep to the peaceful sound of waves crashing against the cliff, then wake up to a calm atmosphere and cool air. The sunset view from this cliff is absolutely mesmerizing, making you feel like you're in heaven. The campsite is close to Uluwatu Temple, which was established in the 11th century. Make sure you follow its strict dress code and wear modest clothing. There are also several food stalls nearby that sell authentic Balinese food. This makes Karang Boma Pecatu a perfect camping spot where you can enjoy nature while also experiencing Balinese culture and cuisine.
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Teletubbies Hill is a charming camping site on the island of Nusa Penida. It's a small hilly area with beautiful green grass. The hills resemble the home of the fictional characters from the television show The Teletubbies, which is where it gets its name from. The beautiful green hills make a stunning backdrop for camping. You can wake up every morning and see the lush green curves of the landscape. It's also great for hiking, as there are many hills you can climb to enjoy the view. Our tip: Come here during the rainy season to enjoy the incredible view of the green hills. During the dry season, the grass tends to be arid.
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The natural beauty of Bali is truly astonishing. You can experience its beauty firsthand by camping at the best spots in Bali. So, get your backpack and tent ready for an exciting camping adventure!
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