From Lovina, travel the road west toward Gilimanuk through a relatively arid landscape of coconut groves and grape orchards. The administrative center of Buleleng Barat is the small market town of Seririt, 22 km west of Singaraja. At Seririt, turn inland for the road to Denpasar via Pupuan. About 30 km west of Seririt, or 35 km east Gilimanuk, just before the poor fishing village of Gondol, are the solitary sands of Tanjung Gondol.

With rows of 'jukung' and surrounded by a coconut plantation, this part of the coast is idyllic and peaceful, with no tourists and no facilities but plenty of good swimming and snorkeling. Coming from the east, or four km before Pulaki, start looking for this peninsula with a small temple on top of a small hill.

The best area for viewing the extremely rare Bali mynah (or Bali starling) is the guardpost at Teluk Kelor near Gerokgak on the north coast of the Prapat Agung Peninsula. About 45 mynahs inhabit this savanna area with patches of monsoon forests. Reach there by motorboat from Labuan Lalang village.