Everyday Exploring

First time ever receiving a map of a resort upon check-in.  I loved the layout of the hotel as well the hidden gardens that surround the property. 

This was the first time for my wife and I to stay at Nusa Dua Resort and Spa.  This resort was built in 1983 and the first of its kind in the core ITDC area.  I could tell that the hotel was old by the fact that the main pool is over two meters deep (most modern hotels built today only have a pools between 1 - 1,3 meters deep).  It underwent a massive renovation in 1993 and still remains the same until today.  All of the restaurants and clubs were closed with the exception of the main restaurant, "Wedang Jahe".  

I surprised my wife by having the resort leave a cheesecake in our room upon check-in.  This was our first time staying at Nusa Dua Resort and Spa located in the core ITDC area. 

My wife and I took a short trip to Impossibles Beach since she wanted to explore a beach that she hadn't been to before. This was the first that we were able to experience low tide at a South Kuta beach, we could actually walk over to Bingin from Impossibles.

This was my first time exploring the area around Geger Beach, I was able to climb up to Pura Geger which resembles a castle up on a hill. This is the area that divides Nusa Dua with Sawangan.

I took a quick snap of the sidewalk area in front of the derelict "The Maj" Shangrila Nusa Dua.  I'm still unsure if this property is actually open to the public or it's just an abandoned project.