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Jembrana
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Jembrana is Bali's quiet western regency, a stretch of black sand beaches, surf breaks and rice paddies far removed from the island's southern resort crowds. Its highlights include Medewi's famous left-hand wave, the Rambut Siwi sea temple and the forests and coral reefs of West Bali National Park.
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Frequently asked questions about Jembrana
How do I get to Jembrana?
Jembrana has no airport of its own, so most travellers fly into Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Denpasar and continue by car or bus, a drive of roughly 1.5 to 3 hours depending on traffic. Those arriving overland from Java typically take the ferry to Gilimanuk at Bali's western tip, within the regency itself.
How many days should I spend in Jembrana?
Allow ~2 to 3 days to take in Negara town, the Medewi surf coast and a day trip into West Bali National Park.
What is Jembrana known for?
Jembrana is Bali's quiet western regency, a stretch of black sand beaches, surf breaks and rice paddies far removed from the island's southern resort crowds. Its highlights include Medewi's famous left-hand wave, the Rambut Siwi sea temple and the forests and coral reefs of West Bali National Park.