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Despite the fairly small size, there are so many adventurous things to do in Bali. From white water rafting, diving and volcano hiking to wellness and yoga retreats, wildlife watching and temples. Check out this list of things to do in Bali to get the most out of your stay.
Imagine warm sand between your toes, the sun on your skin and the sound of waves crashing on the shore. You might even have a cold beer or cocktail in your hand, it’s your dream so you can make it what you want! Being a country that is made up of five islands, and then surrounded by thousands of smaller islands, Indonesia is not short of pristine beaches and is the perfect spot to make your idyllic paradise beach dream a reality. Perfect for relaxing or catching some of the best waves in the world, the main problem is choosing what beaches to hit!
With its iconic landscape of terraced rice paddies, lush, monkey-filled rainforests and awe-inspiring temples, a unique health-orientated gastronomic scene and a rich sense of traditional and culture, Ubud is one hotspot in Bali that you don’t want to miss. Here is a guide on what to do, places to see, where to eat and stay when visiting Ubud!
From brunch-lovers to die-hard surfers, the small beachside town of Canggu has become a hotspot for young, hip travellers and expats. Far removed from the hustle and bustle of its neighbouring town Seminyak, Canggu offers a much more laidback pace to life.
No visit to Bali would be complete without a trip to see at least one of Bali’s temples. There are over 20,000 pura (Balinese for temple) in Bali at last count, a widespread marker of Bali’s exuberant culture; you don’t have to make an effort to see all of them, but you do have to see at least a few of the temples listed below.
Nusa Lembongan is a small island (8km2) in the southeast of Bali and only a 30 minutes boat ride away. Even though one of it’s sister island, Nusa Penida, is with 200km2 way bigger, Nusa Lembongan is the most popular and touristy one. With this Nusa Lembongan travel guide, I will show you where to eat, sleep and what fun things to do on the island.
I get a lot of questions about whether or not I think it’s safe and worth it to visit the Sacred Monkey Forest in Ubud and Uluwatu Monkey Temple, so I thought it was about time a made a post on the subject. And of course, I wanted a chance to share some of the hundreds of photos I’ve shot of these cheeky creatures over the last seven years.
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