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Explore Bali · IC3T-2026

Explore Bali During the Conference

The conference is held in Kuta, Bali — one of Indonesia's most iconic destinations. Whether you arrive a day early or stay a little longer, Bali offers world-class temples, beaches, culture, and adventure. All distances below are approximate from the Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort.

Right on Your Doorstep

Attractions within walking distance or a short ride from the venue

Kuta Beach Bali Beach ~0.1 km · At Doorstep
Kuta Beach

Bali's most iconic beach, stretching 2 km of golden sand directly in front of the venue. Famous for surfing, spectacular sunsets, and a lively beachfront atmosphere. Surf lessons available for all skill levels.

Entry: Free Map
Beachwalk Shopping Center Bali Shopping ~0.2 km · 3 min walk
Beachwalk Shopping Center

An open-air lifestyle mall right on Kuta Beach. Over 150 international and local brands, restaurants, cinemas, and entertainment — all set amidst lush tropical gardens and ocean breezes.

Entry: Free Map
Waterbom Bali Adventure ~0.8 km · 5 min ride
Waterbom Bali

Ranked Asia's best water park for multiple years. A 3.8-hectare tropical botanical garden with world-class slides, lazy river, kids' pool, and multiple restaurants — right in the heart of Kuta.

From IDR 400,000 Map

Half-Day Trips

15–45 minutes from the venue — perfect before or after conference sessions

Tanah Lot Temple Bali Temple ~20 km · 30–40 min
Tanah Lot Temple

One of Bali's most photographed landmarks — an ancient Hindu sea temple perched on a rocky outcrop surrounded by ocean waves. Best visited at sunset when the silhouette against the sky is breathtaking.

From IDR 60,000 Map
Uluwatu Temple Bali Temple ~23 km · 40–50 min
Uluwatu Temple (Pura Luhur)

A dramatic sea temple perched 70 metres above crashing waves on the Bukit Peninsula cliffs. Home to the famous Kecak fire dance performed at sunset — a must-see cultural experience in Bali.

From IDR 50,000 Map
Seminyak Bali Beach & Dining ~4 km · 10–15 min
Seminyak & Legian

Bali's upscale beach neighbourhood, just north of Kuta. Boutique shops, gourmet restaurants, beach clubs, and rooftop bars make this the go-to area for evening dining and entertainment.

Entry: Free Map
Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park Culture ~14 km · 25–35 min
Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK)

A spectacular cultural park dominated by the 121-metre tall GWK statue — one of the tallest statues in the world depicting Vishnu riding Garuda. Features traditional Balinese dance shows and expansive hilltop views.

From IDR 125,000 Map
Nusa Dua Beach Bali Beach ~15 km · 20–30 min
Nusa Dua Beach

A pristine upscale beach enclave with calm turquoise waters, white sand, and luxury resorts. Ideal for snorkelling, water sports, and relaxing away from the Kuta crowds. Safe for swimming.

Entry: Free Map
Jimbaran Bay Bali Seafood & Sunset ~12 km · 20 min
Jimbaran Bay

Famous for its sunset seafood dinners on the beach. Dozens of open-air restaurants line the bay serving grilled fish, prawns, and lobster at candlelit tables with the sound of the waves as backdrop.

Entry: Free Map

Full-Day Excursions

Ideal for a pre- or post-conference day trip — best arranged through your hotel

Ubud Monkey Forest Nature ~36 km · 1–1.5 hrs
Ubud Sacred Monkey Forest

A nature reserve and Hindu temple complex in the heart of Ubud, home to over 700 long-tailed macaques. Walk through ancient forest paths, towering banyan trees, and moss-covered temple ruins.

From IDR 80,000 Map
Tegallalang Rice Terraces Bali Scenery ~40 km · 1.5 hrs
Tegallalang Rice Terraces

UNESCO-recognised subak irrigation rice terraces cascading down a lush valley north of Ubud. One of Bali's most iconic landscapes — spectacular for photography, especially in the early morning light.

From IDR 15,000 Map
Mount Batur Bali Hiking ~65 km · 2 hrs
Mount Batur (Gunung Batur)

An active volcano and one of Bali's most popular sunrise treks. The 1,717m summit offers breathtaking panoramic views over Lake Batur and the caldera. Most tours depart at 2 AM for a sunrise arrival.

From IDR 350,000 Map

Travel Tips for Exploring Bali

Getting around: Use Grab or Gojek for affordable, reliable point-to-point rides. For full-day excursions, hire a private car with driver (~IDR 400,000–600,000/day) through your hotel.
Best time to visit temples: Arrive early morning (before 9 AM) to avoid crowds and midday heat. Sunset is ideal for Tanah Lot and Uluwatu.
Temple dress code: A sarong (wrap) and sash must be worn at all Hindu temples. These are usually available for rent or loan at the entrance.
Weather in October: Bali transitions into its wet season. Expect 27–32°C with occasional afternoon showers — mornings are ideal for outdoor activities.
Currency: Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Carry some cash for entrance fees, street food, and local markets. ATMs are widely available in Kuta.
Photography: Bali is extremely photogenic. Golden hour (6–7 AM and 5–6 PM) offers the best light for temples, rice terraces, and beaches.
Safety: Bali is generally very safe for tourists. Keep valuables secure at the beach, watch out for monkeys at Monkey Forest (they can snatch bags), and use sunscreen.

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Conference Venue:
Sheraton, Bali Kuta Resort, Indonesia
Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali, Indonesia

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