Lovina is a unique area in north Bali and differs in many ways from the main areas in south Bali. While Kuta and Legian, in particular, attract mainly package holidaymakers, surfers and party goers, the grey sand beaches of Lovina, on the Bali Sea, have always been a refuge for tourists wanting the peace and quite of calmer waters.
The name Lovina has its origin in the two English words Love and Indonesia and is located in the north of Bali between Singaraja and the small town of Seririt in the west.
The approximately 10km long coastal strip of Lovina consists of seven villages and several beaches. The villages that form Lovina are Temukus, Kalibukbuk, Anturan, Pemaron, Tukad Mungga, Banyualit and Kaliasem.
Lovina is a dream location