Visit Candi Dasa
- Relaxation
- Off the beaten track
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
Candi Dasa: How to get there?
30 min from Amed by car
Candi Dasa: When to go?
From April to October
Candi Dasa: For how long?
1 to 2 days
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Indonesia
Candi Dasa Vacations
2 reviews
Candi Dasa, the fishing village where the sea is reclaiming its rights.
Candi Dasa: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
Candi Dasa, the fishing village where the sea is reclaiming its rights.
My suggestion
Do not expect beautiful white sandy beaches but search for a high point, the view over the bay of Candi Dasa is breathtaking.
A fishing village that's been turned into a money-making machine. A typical example of tourism gone wrong.
My suggestion
Tourism should be a responsible financial mechanism that respects both the landscape and the population. Stop off for lunch at a local food stall, but the rest of the costly investments deserve to be boycotted!
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