Bali is undoubtedly the most popular island holiday destination in Indonesia. Bali is also kwon for the locals' warmth and hospitality. Here, you can find striking temples and palaces located amidst picturesque natural backdrops. If you're looking for some delicious food, then Bali presents you endless choices of both local and international cuisine. Other than its vibrant nightlife, Bali is also known for its beautiful nature. Its giant volcanoes and lush jungles will leaves you with plenty to see and do. Furthermore, Bali has great beaches, with countless waves perfect for those who are looking to cure ther surfing hangover.
Bali is truly a place for those who are looking for something unique. There is a special vibe, authentic, yet difficult to describe. We want you to see for yourself, and this is why you should check out the top 5 things you can do while you're in Bali!
Nusa Penida is a relatively quiet island southeast of Bali. In Nusa Penida, you won’t find trendy beach clubs, organic cafes or glamorous restaurants, but what you will find are some of the most photogenic sights you'll ever see in Bali.
In Nusa Penida, you will find one-of-a-kind spots such as Goa Giri Putri Temple, a huge underground temple accessible only through a small crack in the rock face. Here, you will find places such as Semaya, a sleepy, unspoilt village where you can find local seaweed farmers plying their trade. Tanglad Village is another place where you can appreciate the local atmosphere and culture by meeting the island’s only male Batik weaver. If you're looking to relax on a beach, then you must check out the beautiful, unspoilt Atuh beach!
If you're looking for something different to do in Bali, we recommend you to participate in a handicrafts workshop. However, it's not just any other handicrafts workshop. Here, you can join Tina Lim, a designer, businesswoman, and owner of fashion label ‘Strange but Cool’ in an experience that will entertain, yet educate you. In this workshop, she will teach you how to turn ordinary recycled plastic into beautiful, lovely handicrafts.
So if you're looking to contribute to sustainable tourism in Bali, then this is your best bet!
Street food has been an integral part of Indonesia’s culture. The cultural differences in each region affects how the ingredients and spices are used in each dish. So if you're looking to sample some delicious, toothsome street food dishes, then Kuta is the place for you. It's Bali's most vibrant place to grab some street food! There, you will come across flavorful, unique, and appetizing Indonesian street food being expertly cooked in a small warungs by the roadside.
So if you're looking for a quick Indonesian food fix, then Kuta might do the trick!
We're pretty sure most of you will want at least one absolutely stunning picture of your holiday in Bali on your Instagram. Here you can find 4 of the island’s most picturesque locations in just half a day. What makes it even better is that you won't even have to take pictures on your own. A local photographer will be there with you to snap breath-taking sunrise pictures at the famous Heaven Gate of Lembuyang Temple, and the pools of the beautiful Tirta Gangga Water Palace. Of course, you will also get your pictures taken along the spotless coasts of Bali!
For those with a strong adventurous side, then a trek to Mount Batur will give you the experience you need in Bali. This is one of the easier and more unique treks in Bali, as you will trek up a volcano!
Standing at 1,700 meters above sea level, it's one of the most famous volcanoes in Bali. You can start trekking as early as 4 a.m, which will you to the top in time to watch the spectacular sunrise over the crater and the stunning lake surrounding the mountains. Trust us, the view at the top is worth the early rise!
Bali is definitely among one of the most vibrant places in the world with so many amazing things to do, and hidden gems to be discovered. However, our team of friendly Local Experts in Bali will help you do just that. Come with us to see the best of Bali from the eyes of the locals!