A side of Bali that's perfect for Malaysians looking for some peace and quiet


The black volcanic beach in Tembok, a sleepy fishing village in Bali. — Photos: FLORENCE TEH

Most travellers to Bali, Indonesia would instinctively flock to Kuta, with its famed long and wide golden sand beach which stretches for over 2.5km.

Kuta’s lengthy, undulating waves have also drawn surfers in droves, especially those just cutting their teeth. The resort town’s high concentration of bars, clubs and restaurants hasn’t dented its cause either as the party nerve centre.

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