Nusa Dua Timeshares

If you're looking for stunning beaches and fantastic watersports opportunities, you'll find both with a Nusa Dua timeshare. Nusa Dua Beach, the aptly titled main beach which is also called Pantai Mengiat, is an ideal spot for swimming, snorkeling, and surfing. Furthermore, you'll find tour guides offering glass-bottom boat rides. Pantai Pandawa is a beach situated behind limestone cliffs where, facing the ocean, you'll find six mythical statues. You can scuba dive in Nusa Dua with the help of Bali Scuba Masters, and see a colorful barrier reef and underwater statues.

Timeshares in Nusa Dua allow you to explore the vast art collection of Museum Pasifika. The museum, established in 2006, hosts artwork from over 200 artists. The artwork mostly centers around Balinese culture, and features pieces from 25 different countries. From a colorful painting of a volcano, to the portrait bust of a Javanese dancer, you never know what you might find and be entranced by.

Devdan, Treasure of the Archipelago, is a 90-minute play about a pair of children who find a magical treasure chest. The show teaches the audience about each Indonesian island's culture, and includes acrobats and dancers, along with its actors. The high-tech props and set add to the scenery and help to create an immersive experience. The show is family-friendly and audiences of all ages will be enthralled when they use their Nusa Dua timeshares to see this performance.

Stunning Balinese landmarks are must-sees for owners of timeshares in Nusa Dua. Geger Temple is one such treasure, which majestically sits atop a seaside cliff. Puja Mandala is also mesmerizing, and includes a Buddhist temple, Hindu temple, Islamic mosque, Protestant church, and Catholic church. For the unique experience of seeing a monument in the process of being created, visit Garuda Wisnu Kencana, where you'll find the separate pieces of an enormous statue of Vishnu riding an eagle. When the monument is completed, it will be 145 meters tall.

You won't miss the greens from back home when you use your Nusa Dua timeshare. The Bali National Golf Club features a course designed by Robin Nelson and Rodney Wright. The course is gorgeous, with flower gardens, trees, long swaying grasses, and other flora. It also features lakes and offers views of a volcano. There's no better place to perfect your swing!

Nusa Dua timeshares allow travelers to visit some unusual and fabulous restaurants. Pirates Bay Bali, for example, is a beachfront restaurant with a pirate theme. You'll know you're there when you see the ship replica. The cuisine selection is vast, and includes Asian (including Indonesian), American, and European options. At Cut Catch Cucina, children under 12 eat brunch for free. You don't want to miss the restaurant's signature red berry iced tea! For traditional Balinese cuisine, head to Bumbu Bali, where you can try delicacies made with the freshest local ingredients.