Destination

• Swimming With Dolpin

Experience the thrill and joy of interaction with friendly dolphins in Bali. it's fun, educational, and an unforgettable encounter of a lifetime! The largest dolphin lagoon in Indonesia, a 32 x 32-meter saltwater pool attached to state-of-the-art filter systems provides a comfortable home for rescued dolphins who are not able to survive in the wild anymore due to various indications.

Be part of this unforgettable experience, for approximately 40 minutes you will have a beautiful moment by interacting with our friendly dolphin. These friendly mammals will amaze you with their intelligence, physical ability, and softness, and you'll have the chance to experience the thrill of up-close and personal contact through hugging, petting, kissing, and playing with a dolphin! At each session, the guests are divided into 4 groups with each group a maximum of 6-7 persons, so you don't need to worry that you couldn't touch the dolphin because of the crowd.

• Grapes Plucking

From the dry land in the western region of Buleleng Regency, Bali, grapes grow abundantly. These grapes are a source of raw materials for classy "wine" drinks as well as interesting agrotourism to visit. The sweetness of wine and beautiful views are reflected on a trip to Hatten Wines The Cellardoor in the Sanur and Buleleng areas, Bali. The total area of ​​vineyards whose products supply Hatten Wines' needs reaches 30 hectares. 20 farmers are partners with Hatten Wines.

• Lovina Beach

Lovina often called Lovina Beach is one of the marine tourist areas in the northern part of the island of Bali. This beach, which is located in Lovina in the North Bali area, is indeed interesting because it is still relatively natural. One of the unique things about this beach is that you can watch the action of the lying dolphins in the sea. Lovina is located in North Bali on the north coast of Bali Island, approximately 10 km west of Singaraja. Lovina Beach is in Kalibukbuk Village, Buleleng District, Buleleng Regency, Bali. Therefore, sometimes people call it the Kalibukbuk tourist area.