Washed the warmly waters of the Indian Ocean, Bali is a shore that appears to bear a magnet at its very heart. Bali is one of 17,500 islands in the Indonesian archipelago, yet even among its colorful neighbors—and even subsequently decades of tourism exploitation—it stands alone in its lushness and uncomparable beauty.

Bali securely situated between Java in the west and lombok in the east. Most bali inhabitants are Balinese and most of them are Hindu. Bali population today around 3 million plus with Denpasar and Badung regency hold the most majority of people. Bali also the larget holidaymaker destination in Indonesia and already reknown for its arts, Hindu culture and warm welcome of its people to foreigner.

Jimbaran as an administrative entity part of Kuta. But Jimbaran and The Bukit Peninsula offer nights less frantic than in Kuta. Most of jimbaran's 12,000 inhabitants live in a cluster of traditional battier neighborhoods at the narrowest part of the isthmus, but the Jimbaran area also includes the sparsely populated north east corner of the Bukit plateau.

A three-kilometre long array of beachside cafés and a lineup of international restaurants make Jimbaran Bali's seafood heaven a must-visit gastronomic destination. Two main restaurant clusters dominate this culinary bazaar; the first on Kedonganan/Jimbaran Bay adjacent to Jimbaran fish market and the second on Muaya Beach, one kilometre south (on Four Seasons Road).

Seasoned travellers' from all over the world are now discovering the luxury and comfort of staying in one of the Bali villa around Jimbaran. Villa in Jimbaran offers space, privacy, home comforts and a personalized level of gracious Balinese hospitality and service. A luxury private villa in Jimbaran invariably features a swimming pool, sun deck, semi-open living environment, fully equipped kitchen, exclusive bathroom facilities and air-conditioned bedroom.

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