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Singaraja once a bustling centre of commerce and government, is now a quiet, orderly city and the once busy waterfront is well worth a look around.
Menjangan Island is an uninhibated island at the very northwestern tip of the island. Travel to the island is by boat and takes approximately 30 minutes from the town of Labuhan Lalang. The island has some of the best diving and the most beautiful coral reefs in Bali. There is nearly 7000 hectares of coral reef and coastal waters protected as part of the Bali Barat National Park including Menjangan Island.
Travelling past the Pulaki temple, on the west coast of Bali, you will find the newly developed beach resort of Pemuteran. Here you will find fair accommodation and white sand, albeit a little far from Bali's cultural centres. This is the ideal place to plan excursions to West Bali National Park, comprising the nature reserve of Menjangan Island and the uplands in the west.
Basic accommodation is available at Labuan Lalang as it is forbidden to spend the night on the island. There are also two luxury resorts which provide diving and snorkelling instruction, along with great facilities and delicious food.
It is approximately one and half hours drive to the highland where temperature varies from 16ºC to 26ºC and it is known to drop about 8ºC during the night. The humidity is high (from a minimum of 70% to a maximum of 96%). The weather is most pleasent between May to September.