Location: Denpasar
Top Things to do in Denpasar
Top 10 Things to do Good for Kids in Denpasar, Bali
Denpasar (Indonesian pronunciation: [denˈpasar]) (Balinese: ᬤᬾᬦ᭄ᬧᬲᬃ) is the capital of Bali and the main gateway to the island. The city is also a hub for other cities in the Lesser Sunda Islands.
Restaurants in Denpasar
1. Dolphin Lodge Bali
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Feel free to join us for an amazing experience. At Dolphin Lodge Bali, you can swim with dolphins. So not only watch, choose to swim, interact with the dolphins, What’s more ? For 30 minutes you get to kiss, hug, and lots more with the dolphins. And capture all these special moments. Don’t miss this rare opportunity!
2. Turtle Conservation and Education Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 983 reviews
Reviewed By matthewfF3708BO
The facility is government funded and run by volunteers. It is educational but an experience of a lifetime. we arrived 35 mins after some turtles had hatched and it was amazing. I would highly recommend this place to anyone of any age. There is no entrance fee, but a donation is asked to keep the place running.
3. Peek A Boo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By bradyandkarlie - Bali, Indonesia
Great place for the kids to stay fit and healthy while also learning new skills. Eugene is such a brilliant instructor and gets the most out of the children.
4. Gili Getaway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 728 reviews
Gili getaway is the number one fast boat service that services nusa lembongan, nusa penida, gili gede in the south and gili t, gili air and meno in the north. These routes link the already popular island tourist destinations as well as the new up and coming island destinations located around bali and lombok. Due to these new southern routes getaway is now opening up the newer, quieter destinations that include gili gede, nusa penida, gili asahan, gili layar, gili nanggu, gili kedis and sekotong
Reviewed By mfkstf - Cockburn, Australia
Great service from this company , we travelled to and from Gili Gede with them and due to the recent events on Lombok they had to reschedule our trip times they communicated with us from start to finish about this and everything went like clockwork Staff are very professional and the boat crew are top class
5. Bali Wake Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 186 reviews
Never been wakeboarding? Want to try? Come down and see Bali Wake Park in Benoa Harbour, and give kneeboarding, skiing, skurfing or wakeboarding a go. Bali Wake Park is also home to AQUALAND - one of the largest inflatable aqua park! It consisting of many inflatables, you can run, jump or slide your way round various different obstacles; challenge your family and friends whilst trying not to wipe out! ‘’Bali Wake Park provides guests from the age of 6 with a day to remember whilst on their holiday in Bali. ‘’ Great location for functions, this facility is also perfect for company or team building activity. It is located conveniently 10 minutes away from I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport and 15 minutes away from popular tourist destinations (Kuta, Sanur, Jimbaran & Nusa Dua).
Reviewed By 999caseys - Bendigo, Australia
Wow..... what a fabulous day out. We spent two hours on the aqualand park with a small break in between for lunch. The whole place is amazing, we had such a great time. Family of 2 adults a 2 kids aged 6 and 8. The kids didn’t want to leave. It was a great work out and lots of fun. We spend a couple of extra hours in the beautiful infinity pool drinking, eating and watching the people on the cable doing tricks, wake boarding etc. A big shout out to Greg and his wife for looking after us and taking the time to talk, you have done a wonderful job..... can’t wait to return in January????
6. I AM Bali - 3D Museum & Upside Down
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4.5 based on 51 reviews
This Interactive Art Museum is a state-of-the-art museum that allows its visitor to actively enjoy the beauty of many art objects within the museum. I AM Interactive Art Museum will bring you closer to art through the use of optical illusions. Immerse yourself in different setting and create a memorable photograph like no other with your creativity and imagination. We introduce the most avant-garde arts that will not be monotonous, but will guide visitors directly to the object through the medium of photography. Our concept is fun learning while laughing in a museum like NEVER before!
7. Pura Tirta Empul Segara Merta Sari
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 238 reviews
Reviewed By thethreeofus41 - Auckland, New Zealand
For us it was wonderful. It helped that it was not overcrowded and we read a bit about it beforehand. I closed my eyes and went inwards especially for the purification rituals and it was a truly spiritual experience. Understand that crowds and queues are frustrating so if it means something to you plan in advance and arrive as early as possible
8. Renon Square
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4.0 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By baugh1409 - Denpasar, Indonesia
Always nice to have afternoon walk here...Fully recommended if you are in Denpasar Bali..Other city in Indonesia should have a big square like this
9. Sanur Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 8,194 reviews
The Sanur Beach Promenade is lined with brightly painted outrigger boats along the water's edge, and good restaurants and cafes opposite. Treat yourself to a massage offered by one of the many masseuses with divans on the sand. If you're there in July, catch the Bali Kite Festival, a colorful international competition.
Reviewed By UmiSam - Nightcliff, Australia
Sanur is an excellent choice for those who likes to rise with the sun, enjoy a pristine, calm white sand shore for long walks, quiet meditation, yoga on the beach, close access to organic & hearty foods, early morning great coffees, smoothies & bakeries. Stores & restaurants open into the late evening, but the overall atmosphere is of subtle jubilee and wholesome fun.
10. Bajra Sandhi Monument
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By DMGAmes_Iowa - Ames, United States
This national monument was built between 1998 and 2001. The architecture symbolizes the Day of Independence on 17 August 1945: there are 17 steps up to the main floor; 8 pillars in the rotunda; and the monument is 45 meters tall. The general form has been described as bell-shaped, suggesting the sound of freedom. Impressive statues and landscaping around the central monument. On an intermediate level, inside, are several series of well done, intricate, dioramas telling the history of Bali from prehistoric hunters and agriculturalists, incipient kingdoms, the invasion and occupation by Europeans, and the final independence from the Dutch empire. The day we were there, several groups of Muslim and Christian brides and grooms and their attendants were having their professional photographs taken. A joy to observe.
