Singaraja, Bali (Antara Bali) -- The coastal area of Tejakula in Buleleng district, North Bali, has potential to become a marine tourist destination as it has beautiful beaches and coral reefs.
"The Tejakula coastal area has exotic beaches and coral reefs, which are already well known worldwide," Head of the Buleleng Fisheries and Marine Affairs Office I Nyoman Sutrisna said here on Thursday.
Tourists who visit Tejakula do not need to dive too far to enjoy the coral reefs and a variety of fish.
According to Sutrisna, the site is only five meters from the beach.
"The coral reefs in the region are the main attraction for foreign tourists," Sutrisna stated.
Moreover, beaches in Tejakula have a different atmosphere from those in South Bali. In addition to their natural beauty and calm waters, the number of tourists visiting Tejakula is also comparatively low.
"The north coast of Bali has the perfect environment for those who want to enjoy peace and quiet in the midst of bustling urban life," he remarked.
Currently, there are several villas and hotels built around the tourist site, which is located some 100 kilometers from Denpasar, he pointed out.
Most of the villas are located in coastal areas and were planned applying concepts of natural and traditional designs.
"Numerous villas also provide diving and snorkeling equipment so tourists can enjoy the underwater atmosphere of Tejakula," Sutrisna affirmed. (WDY)
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"The Tejakula coastal area has exotic beaches and coral reefs, which are already well known worldwide," Head of the Buleleng Fisheries and Marine Affairs Office I Nyoman Sutrisna said here on Thursday.
Tourists who visit Tejakula do not need to dive too far to enjoy the coral reefs and a variety of fish.
According to Sutrisna, the site is only five meters from the beach.
"The coral reefs in the region are the main attraction for foreign tourists," Sutrisna stated.
Moreover, beaches in Tejakula have a different atmosphere from those in South Bali. In addition to their natural beauty and calm waters, the number of tourists visiting Tejakula is also comparatively low.
"The north coast of Bali has the perfect environment for those who want to enjoy peace and quiet in the midst of bustling urban life," he remarked.
Currently, there are several villas and hotels built around the tourist site, which is located some 100 kilometers from Denpasar, he pointed out.
Most of the villas are located in coastal areas and were planned applying concepts of natural and traditional designs.
"Numerous villas also provide diving and snorkeling equipment so tourists can enjoy the underwater atmosphere of Tejakula," Sutrisna affirmed. (WDY)
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