Set in the north of the beautiful island of Bali, the sprawling city of Singaraja fringes the calm Bali Sea. This former colonial capital is Bali’s second-largest city and serves as the current capital of the Buleleng Regency. The city boasts a fascinating mix of Dutch, Chinese and Islamic influences and is known as an important educational and cultural centre. It features a relaxed waterfront, streets lined with Dutch colonial buildings, and vibrant markets selling an array fresh local produce and beautifully-made handicrafts. Visitors can look forward to an array of activities including viewing the ancient palm-leaf manuscripts at the Gedong Kirtya Library, visiting the Pura Jagatnatha Temple with its intricate Hindu carvings, and browsing the Buleleng Museum displaying a variety of Balinese artefacts. Don’t miss the opportunity to take a day trip to the nearby Gitgit Waterfall, idyllically set amidst lush tropical forest.