Tourists looking for a quit beach resort can head 6 miles west from Singaraja along the coastal road to Lovina, a long stretch of beach now full with hotels and Bungalows. Lovina is the name a beach in Kalibukbuk village. The location is peaceful and its beach still natural. The black sand beach is safe and a perfect place for swimming and snorkeling. Lovina also offers dolphin watching at sunrise.

Another six miles west from Lovina the coastal road passes through the small towns of Banjar and Seririt. Banjar is home to the only Buddhist monastery on Bali, built in the early 1970's by Addhamma Kovida Vicitta Bhanaka Girirakkhitto Mahatera, the chief monk at the monastery, but the monastery was almost completely destroyed during the 1976 earthquake. The monastery, a blend of Balinese and mainland Southeast Asian architecture, offers hot springs visited by both local people and foreign tourists.