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Bali is a popular destination for dream weddings, with its stunning natural beauty and luxurious venues. Planning a wedding in Bali's picturesque settings can be a once-in-a-lifetime experience that you will cherish forever. From beachfront ceremonies to lush garden receptions, Bali offers a variety of stunning locations to choose from. To make your dream wedding a reality, it's important to plan ahead and book activities that will ensure your special day is unforgettable.
As the current season unfolds in Bali, it is the perfect time to explore the culinary delights that the island has to offer. From traditional Indonesian fare to international fusion cuisine, Bali's dining scene is sure to tantalize your taste buds. Whether you're a foodie looking for new flavors or a traveler wanting to experience the local culture through food, there is something for everyone in Bali.
Bali, Indonesia is known for its serene beaches and crystal-clear waters, making it an ideal destination for a relaxing getaway. Escape to Bali's tranquil beaches this season and unwind in paradise. Whether you're looking to soak up the sun, try your hand at water sports, or simply enjoy a peaceful walk along the shore, Bali has something for everyone.
Are you ready to experience adventure and thrill in Bali this season? Look no further for an adrenaline-packed holiday on this beautiful island. Bali offers a wide range of exciting activities for all thrill-seekers, from surfing on the stunning beaches to exploring the lush jungle landscapes. Whether you're looking for water sports, hiking adventures, or cultural experiences, Bali has something for everyone. Book your adventure now and get ready for the trip of a lifetime!
Bali, the beautiful island in Indonesia, is known for its stunning beaches, lush rice terraces, and vibrant culture. During the current season, there are plenty of luxury experiences to indulge in. From private villas to gourmet dining, spa treatments to unique adventures, there is something for everyone in Bali.
Immerse yourself in Balinese traditions this season in Bali by participating in authentic cultural activities that showcase the rich heritage of the island. From traditional dance performances to hands-on craft workshops, there are plenty of opportunities to learn about Balinese customs and traditions firsthand. Explore the vibrant markets, temples, and villages of Bali to gain insights into the unique way of life of the locals, and create unforgettable memories during your stay on the Island of the Gods.
Spend 3 days on a private discovery tour of the Komodo Islands. Encounter the world-famous Komodo dragon and enjoy snorkeling, swimming, trekking and more.
Hike your way up, then stand atop the ancient Mount Batur volcano and watch the sun come up over the sea.
Get back to nature and visit the waterfalls of Tukad Cepung, Tegenungan and Tibumana near Ubud. Swim under refreshing cascades, hike to a hidden waterfall in the middle of a lush green forest and more.
Explore Bali’s central mountainous area and visit Mount Batur in style in a classic VW jeep. Witness the calm beauty of the caldera, and visit rice paddies, temples, villages, and hot springs on this private day trip.
Take a 4WD jeep on a private tour through Kintamani’s unique farming region, across the frozen lava fields of the 1843 and 1963 eruptions.
Visit the picturesque island of Nusa Penida on a day trip from Bali. Follow your guide to Diamond Beach, Thousand Island View Point, and Teletubbies Hill
Watch the sunrise from the top of Mount Batur on an early morning hike up Bali's most emblematic mountain. Experience the stunning views from the active volcano near the village of Kintamani, and learn more about the region from a local private guide.
Discover a paradise off the south coast of Bali on this day trip, where you can snorkel near the islands of Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida.
Swim with the majestic manta rays of Nusa Penida on an amazing snorkeling trip from Bali. Stop at the famous Manta Bay, discover the natural beauty of Crystal Bay and go to Mangrove Point for the perfect snorkeling adventure in the Indian Ocean.
Enjoy an amazing organized trip from Bali to the active volcano of Kawah Ijen in East Java. You are guaranteed an incredible experience of body, mind, and spirit and more than you can imagine.
Experience Bali according to your interests on a customizable full-day car tour with an optional licensed guide. Marvel at the rice terraces surrounding Ubud, or take part in water sports activities.
Watch the sunrise from the top of Mount Batur on an early morning hike up Bali's most emblematic mountain. Experience the stunning views from the active volcano near the village of Kintamani, and learn more about the region from a local private guide.
Discover the death rituals and funeral customs of the ancient villages in Bali. Explore Trunyan Village and Bayung Gede, and learn about Bali mystics and the famous white and black magic rituals.
Explore the charm of Bali and immerse yourself in its vibrant culture as you spend the day visiting a selection of beautiful, tourist-free locations including Taman Ujung Water Palace, Candidasa, and Sidemen Village.
Learn how to cook authentic Balinese dishes at a morning cooking class in a traditional Balinese home with the lovely family as your instructor.
Discover the beauty of Bali as you snorkel at the Blue Lagoon Beach and Amuk Bay. Explore the Kanto Lampo waterfall, and marvel at colorful marine life, and meet a wide array of sea creatures.
Visit the Lempuyang Gate of Heaven, meet the local Aga people in the traditional village of Tenganan, and admire the Tirta Gangga Water Palace on a full-day private tour of East Bali.
Take a comprehensive private or group tour of the south coast of Bali. See the island's most iconic temple, Tanah Lot, admire Suluban Beach's picturesque caves, and enjoy an optional Kecak show.
The beautiful archipelago of Indonesia consists of 17,500 islands surrounded by sparkling blue seas. Lying at the crossroads of ancient trading routes, Indonesia has long been known as a land of spices and tropical fruits, and its cuisine is world renowned. In a survey on holiday destinations in May 2012, Indonesia was named the 4th most beautiful country in the world. It is no wonder that more than seven million foreign tourists visited the country last year.
Bali Island is part of the Indonesian Archipelago and consists of eight regencies (kabupaten) and one city (kota) Denpasar, the island's capital city. The regencies and city are administrative, political and agricultural regions that have replaced Bali's earlier kingdoms. Our Tourist Guide to Bali is divided up by geographical areas: North, South, East, West, Central Mountains and Central Plains, as well as a section on the three islands off the south-eastern coast.
Central Bali’s northern area consists of cool, tropical forests, waterfalls, and contoured rice paddies which seem to hang from the mountainside. The paddies are watered by the Subak canal system, which is over a thousand years old and now a UNESCO protected site. You will marvel at how these terraced rice fields stay suspended on the hillsides, and how the locals work to produce rice on their various levels. All around this area one will find farms producing vegetables, strawberries and tropical fruit, which can be bought at village markets and along the roadside.
Our guide to Central Bali South - The Plains by our Bali local expert - The south of Central Bali has so much activity and so many interesting places to visit! Ubud, Gi...
East Bali juts out into the sea like the nose of a giant fish; its coast offers breathtaking scenery. Located on a perfect little bay, tiny Padangbai is a fishing village...
Our guide to North Bali - in the Regency of Buleleng by our Bali local expert - In addition to the coastal route from East Bali, two roads lead to North Bali and the stunning coastal scenery overlooking the Bali Sea. The road through Bedugul will take you right into the old, tree-lined city of Singaraja, the Dutch administrative capital of Nusa Tenggara until 1953. One can also take the road from Gianyar through Bangli and Kintamani, passing the great volcanoes Gunung Agung (3142m), G.Batur (1717m) and G.Penulisan (1745m). When you reach the coast you will be looking at the Bali Sea. Turn left for Singaraja.
The Channel Islands of Bali Nusa Penida - Lembongan - Ceningan is a group of islands located 20km off the southeast of Bali island, and part of the Regency of...
Each of Bali’s southern districts varies noticeably from the next. Kuta, Legian and Seminyak, just minutes from Ngurah Rai Airport, offer sun, sea and waves, surfing lessons, hotels and lodges from budget to 5 star. Souvenir shops and restaurants abound and the night life thumps along into the early hours. The streets are lined with colourful stores selling everything from surf boards to souvenirs. Take the kids to the Waterbom Park, a truly fantastic day out at an aquatic park for the whole family! Bali Slingshot is one of most scary extreme sports located in Kuta Centre. Not recommended for people with heart problems or fear of heights, nor is the Hackett Bungy Jump.
West Bali consists mainly of a series of passive volcanoes within the Taman Nasional Bali Barat Park, which covers 19,000 hectares on the western tail of the island. (Have you noticed yet that Bali appears like a giant fish in the ocean?) It also includes 7,000 hectares of coral reef and coastal water. The coast road skirts south of the Prapat Agung Peninsula - from which it seems one could almost touch the island of Java. Gilimanuk is the port for Java-bound ferries, which depart almost every half-hour.
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