South Bali
This livestream offers a sweeping panoramic view of South Bali from Villa Damai in Ungasan on the Bukit Peninsula. Watch in real time as the vibrant island life unfolds—from the busy Denpasar Airport to the tranquil beaches of Jimbaran, Canggu, and Kuta. On clear days, catch glimpses of majestic Mount Agung, Mount Batur, and even Lombok’s Mount Rinjani in the distance. Villa Damai sits tucked away in peaceful surroundings, making this the perfect window into Bali’s stunning cliffs, pristine shores, and laid-back vibe. Check the map below to see exactly where this tropical oasis sits in South Bali.
Badung, Bali, Indonesia
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Badung is a regency located within the province of Bali in Indonesia. It serves as an important administrative division for the region, hosting various communities and institutions. The area is situated on the island of Bali, which is part of the Lesser Sunda Islands in Southeast Asia. As a regency, it plays a central role in the local governance and development of this specific part of the Indonesian archipelago.
The sporting history of the region includes the establishment of Persatuan Sepakbola Badung, an Indonesian football club based in the regency. This club was founded in 2008 to represent the area after the previous team, Persekaba Badung, was sold to the Yahukimo Regency government and renamed Yahukimo FC. The new club emerged to fill the void left by the departure of its predecessor, marking a significant moment for local football.
The club competes in Liga 4 and is nicknamed Laskar Keris, which translates to Keris Warriors. They play their home matches at Gelora Samudra Stadium, which is located in Kuta. The stadium serves as the primary venue for their activities and provides a focal point for local sporting events. The team's presence in the community helps maintain a connection between the regency and national football competitions.
Persatuan Sepakbola Badung has achieved notable success in regional competitions, winning the Liga 4 Bali title in the 2025–26 season. Their journey includes competing in the Liga Indonesia Third Division Lesser Sunda Islands Region before being promoted to the Liga Indonesia Premier Division after finishing fourth in the 2014 Liga Nusantara. These achievements highlight the club's growth and competitive spirit over the years.
The club maintains a current squad with players holding various national team flags, indicating diverse eligibility under FIFA rules. As of July 8, 2017, the squad composition reflected the team's ongoing operations. The regency continues to support local sports through such organizations, fostering athletic development and community engagement in Bali. The club remains an active participant in Indonesian football structures.
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