Northeast of Bualu are the extensive mudflats of Suwung, which extend for about seven km to Jimbaran. Bridges cross over swampy sections. A commercial seaweed farm is located two km south of Nusa Dua. A road leads south to the small farming community of Sawangan.

Large banyan-like 'bunut' trees in the town's center. Pura Geger, a temple dedicated to agricultural deities, is a short distance east of town on a rocky promontory. A track leads two km south to remote Pura Karang Bona, which also looks out over the sea.

Getting there

A smart new highway whisks arrivals the 10 kilometers from the airport to Nusa Dua in about 20 minutes. Public bemo leave Kuta for Nusa Dua from the intersection of Jalan Pantai Kuta and the road to the airport. From Tegal station in Denpasar, take a 'bemo'. Getting away The resort offers easy access to Denpasar (25 minutes).