ND01Pan08.JPG=Nusa Dua beachfront at low tide
ND026.jpg=For a nice quick trip from Nusa Dua to Kuta (A$1 toll); Bali Mandara Toll Road is a motorway carried by a bridge stretching across the Gulf of Benoa 12.7 km in length. The Rp 2.48 Trillion (USD 220 million) highway connects the city of Denpasar and South Kuta, Badung Regency, Nusa Dua and Ngurah Rai International Airport.
ND01Pan03.JPG=Courtyard by Marriott - poolside MoMo restaurant
ND0112.jpg=The Marriott has its' own stretch of beach, a short shuttle ride from the hotel
ND012.jpg=Nusa Dua beachfront at low tide
ND018.jpg=Plenty of marine activity in the low tide pools
ND03Pan01.JPG=Courtyard by Marriott - our stay for 8 nights
ND042.jpg=Uluwatu temple
ND04Pan07.JPG=Padang Padang
ND048.jpg=Padang Padang where you pay a small fee to access the beach down steep stairs through a natural gap in the cliff face.
ND02Pan04.JPG=Legian/Kuta beach
ND046.jpg=Uluwatu temple
ND022.jpg=Poppy's Lane
ND016.jpg=Nusa Dua beachfront at low tide
LBK01Pan01.JPG=Back at Nusa Dua on our last night we walked near the "Beach House" - the bright light at the bottom right is a fisherman just using a small landing net
ND0113.jpg=Our walk back to the hotel through "Bali Connection" shopping village
04NusaDua.jpg=The place name Nusa Dua can be used in two ways: either it can refer to the entire eastern side of the Bukit Peninsula at the southern tip of Bali, or it can refer to the purpose-built, safe and rather sterile tourist enclave at the southeast side of this peninsula.
ND013.jpg=Courtyard by Marriott and poolside MoMo restaurant
ND025.jpg=Kuta and a cold shandy on a hot day
ND043.jpg=Uluwatu temple
ND021.jpg=Bali bombing memorial
ND017.jpg=Plenty of marine activity in the low tide pools
ND02Pan03.JPG=Legian/Kuta beach
ND047.jpg=Uluwatu temple
ND04Pan06.JPG=Padang Padang beach hut
ND01.jpg=Courtyard by Marriott - poolside MoMo restaurant
ND023.jpg=Esplanade, Legian/Kuta beach
ND015.jpg=Nusa Dua beachfront at low tide
ND02.jpg=The Bali bombing memorial at the site of the original Paddy's Pub across the road from the site of the now demolished Sari club (to the left of this picture). The 2002 Bali bombings occurred on 12 October 2002 in the tourist district of Kuta. The attack killed 202 people (including 88 Australians, 38 Indonesians, and people from more than 20 other nationalities)
ND044.jpg=Uluwatu temple
ND04Pan01.JPG=Our trip to see the cliffs and temple at Uluwatu
ND031.jpg=Marriott - poolside bar and MoMo restaurant
ND0410.jpg=Padang Padang; a nice but very small beach - could get very crowdedat times
ND04Pan05.JPG=Padang Padang beach
ND0412.jpg=Uluwatu temple
ND04.jpg=Great surf at Uluwatu, but not many places where you can climb down to the water
ND041.jpg=Uluwatu temple
ND0111.jpg=Plenty of marine activity in the low tide pools
ND024.jpg=Search And Rescue (SAR) chopper patroling the Legian/Kuta beach stretches
ND014.jpg=Nusa Dua beachfront at low tide
ND011.jpg=Nusa Dua beachfront at low tide
DSC_0427.JPG=Marriott - poolside bar and MoMo restaurant
ND049.jpg=Padang Padang where you pay a small fee to access the beach down steep stairs through a natural gap in the cliff face.
ND0110.jpg=Plenty of marine activity in the low tide pools
ND045.jpg=Uluwatu temple
ND03.jpg=Back at the Marriott for an early dinner by the pool
ND0411.jpg=Padang Padang beach stairway with a couple having wedding pics taken
ND032.jpg=Near the south gate of the Nusa Dua complex. Uber etc sign translated "forbidden to enter area of traditional villages peminge Nusa Dua"
