Route 1
+/- 4 Hours
This is the fastest and most scenic route. At the panoramic view point, situated at the pass of Wanigiri, you turn left, westward, following a road that runs high above the north side of the twin lakes Buyan and Tambligan. The road winds slowly down with beautiful panoramic views, passing the villages of Munduk (with the Munduk waterfalls), Banyuatis (famous for its coffee), Gunungsari, Mayong, Rangdu and Ringdikit, on to the old market town of Seririt. From here you follow the coastal road to the west to Pemuteran.
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Route 2
+/- 4 Hours
The route through Pupuan is a good alternative for the road past Bedugul and Munduk, as that road is becoming more congested due to people visiting lake Bratan. The Pupuan route is also less steep and winding and thus more comfortable. The only downside is that you have to use part of the busy road between Gilimanuk and Denpasar with all the traffic to and from Java. Around Selemadeg you turn north towards Pupuan and Seririt. This part is very quiet and takes you through some interesting villages and beautiful landscapes. There are several scenic stops with picture perfect rice paddy views. After Seririt you turn west towards Sumberkima and follow the coast road.
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Route 3
+/- 4-5 Hours
With the route among the south coast heading towards Gilimanuk you avoid the mountains, but this road has much less scenic quality. You will also be on the road that most trucks between Java and Denpasar take and when it is busy you can be stuck behind a truck for a long time. On this road you will pass Balian Beach and Medewi, two great surf spots that are worth a visit. You will also pass Negara, the capital of West Bali. At Gilimanuk, the ferry port towards Java, you turn back east towards Pemuteran. This part is a lot more quiet and takes you past the Barat National Park.
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