The region referred to as Lovina is actually a collection of nearby settlements arranged in a line along the coast rather than a single town. Look for lodging a bit beyond the main region, such as a distant beachside villa within a short drive from Lovina, as a lovely alternative to staying in the heart of Lovina.

Accommodation and facilities are still basic in Lovina, but the rural tranquility is what makes it attractive. Everything is pretty much centred near, or a few minutes drive from, the beach. Several private villas, bungalows, and 3-star resorts accommodate travelers who have come far to reach the north.

Instead of upscale restaurants, the bustling town of Singaraja is dotted with local warungs and casual eateries. For other options for international food, go to the adjacent Lovina. In Lovina, there are several excellent restaurants and regional warungs to choose from providing both domestic and foreign cuisine. The best place to discover inexpensive Balinese and Western cuisine, as well as delectable grilled fish, is Kalibukbuk, in the center of Lovina. Providing a slow ambiance being near the sea, Lovina’s restaurants perfectly portrays the relaxed pace of life.

There isn’t much nightlife in Singaraja because it isn’t a popular tourist destination, so most visitors end up in Lovina for a laid-back evening of enjoying the sunset with a drink in hand. Most of Lovina’s nightlife is concentrated on the beach, and the establishments on Kalibukbuk’s main strip feature live music many nights each week.

The Lovina beach is a narrow strip of black sand that is accessible through beachside hotels, little roads, and alleys. Swimming in Lovina is quite safe and there are rarely powerful waves or currents because the town is located in a sheltered bay. In certain places, you can dive and snorkel straight off the shore. 

The largest Buddhist temple in Bali, Brahmavihara Arama, has strong Hindu influences in the sculptures and architecture, and is located in the highlands close to Lovina. Situated on a hill surrounded by rice paddies, the sea, and mountains, the quiet, serene ambiance of the monastery makes it the ideal place for a spiritual retreat, and is open to anybody who wishes to visit the site. Visitors are allowed to meditate in the monastery, and can also utilize the mats available to sit down. While others are praying, visitors should avoid making disruptions.

Many boats leave the harbor early in the morning to take tourists on tours of the calm sea but despite being a popular tourist attraction, dolphin spotting in Lovina isn’t always ethical or respectful to the animals themselves. Find a reliable provider that understand the boundaries of dolphin spotting without endangering the dolphins themselves. The majority of tourists to Singaraja come for business. However, a place to unwind is the Air Banjar hot spring, which is renowned for its beautiful natural environment. If you arrive early, you’ll have the tranquil hot springs pool all to yourself. Singsing waterfall is the closest to Lovina, and due to its tranquil ambience, it has been referred to be Bali’s most romantic waterfall. Sit outside in the fresh air with your partner, watch the tranquil falls trickle down, and have a plunge in the water together.

It is preferable to travel with a driver because Lovina may be challenging to get and needs a lot of driving. Due of the distance from the south to Lovina, most providers will likely charge you extra; this is common. Once there, you may rent a motorcycle to move around; the majority of visitors arrive on Friday and depart on Sunday afternoon.