Day 4 stays low and finally lets the legs turn without constant climbing. From Tejakula, the route runs west along Bali’s north coast, usually close to the Bali Sea, with dry hills to the south and small settlements between the road and the beach. The rhythm is different from the interior: fewer gradients, more local traffic, warungs, fishing boats, roadside temples and dark volcanic stretches of coast. After a little over 30 kilometres, the ride reaches Singaraja, the busier urban section of the day. Beyond town, the road continues through the Lovina coast, where hotels, boats and grey-black sand sit close to the route. Seririt arrives after roughly 53 flat kilometres: not a rest day, but a steady coastal stage.
