A fertility goddess is believed to have blessed the seaside town of Candidasa, a popular stop for tourists for its easy access to eastern Bali's beaches and attractions. The sedate and laidback Candidasa is a breath of fresh air for divers and snorkelers intimidated by the five-star resorts of Nusa Dua or choked by the shoulder-to-shoulder nightclubs of Kuta. Lotus flowers fill the lagoon of the sleepy Candidasa. These blossoms seem to compensate for the town's lack of beaches to attract swimmers and boat paddlers. Nonetheless, it overlooks to three uninhabited islands—Gili Tepekong, Gili Biaha and Gili Mimpang—where...
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