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Dolphin Tours in Buleleng

The Regency of Buleleng sprawls over the full length of Bali’s north coast. It is hot, dry and fringed with black sand beaches and coconut palms. The largest regency in Bali meets Karangasem Regency in the northeast coast into the untouched jungle territory of Bali’s National Park, to the west end of the island. The Regency has been more exposed to foreign influences in the recent times. Buleleng was a port for trading boats coming east on the route to the Spice Islands and where Chinese, Arabic, European, and Bugis merchants came to exchange opium, arm, and “kepeng” (Chinese coin form official money in Bali during this era) for Balinese rice, fruits, cattle, and slaves. In 1882, the Dutch made Bali, Lombok and other islands in the east of Bali into a combined Residency, and Singaraja became the capital city.

There are many tourists spots and facilities in this Regency of Buleleng. From small stupa effigies showing signs of Buddhist monks, to the beaches and fresh waterfalls and sulfur water from the mountain. But the good chance for you who love water sports is a visit to Lovina Beach for their ‘dolphin attractions’.
About 10 kilometers west of the capital of Singaraja. The black sand beach is safe and a wonderful place for swimming and snorkeling. Lovina also offers dolphin viewing. Menjangan Island, part of the West Bali National Park has the most beautiful coral reefs in Bali. A long with the nearby Labuan Lalang, this is a great place for diving and snorkeling
A Dolphin is a mammal that lives in water. This animal is absolutely no danger to humans. Watching the dolphin in aquariums is very different than watching them in their own home, the ocean. Any time dolphins can be watched to the north of Bali Island, from Lovina beach.
As the first attraction in Bali, the fishermen around the Lovina Beach organize Dolphin Tour at North Bali. Lovina Beach Area that featured this tour, with a lot of satisfactory facilities and service.
The best time to watch the dolphins is around 06:00 – 10:00 am. You can see the group of dolphins after 30 minutes paddle a canoe you rent from the fishermen.
For some time before dolphins can be watched at the north of Bali Island, but that’s far enough from Denpasar city. And now you can watch the dolphins in The South of Bali with the beautiful background of Bali. (BTN/*)