If you visit Bali just for a relaxing holiday, sipping cold cocktails beside the hotel swimming pool, or laying on the beach. Or you visit Bali for a bit of surfing, you should at least try to get out and experience …
Balinese Traditional Dance – Kecak Dance and Fire Dance Read more »
Seminyak Bali is where all the ‘cool kids’ stay as it has quickly become the foodie capital of Bali with loads of excellent restaurants, cafes and bars. Ofcourse along with all the great food, comes great coffee and Seminyak is also …
Nusa Dua in Bali is the place to stay if you are looking for a nice relaxing holiday staying in some of the best beach resorts in Bali. Nusa Dua is located 25 minutes from Bali Airport (Ngurah Rai) and is a …
Kuta Beach is one of the most popular places to stay in Bali. It’s nice beach, loads of shopping, cool cafes, bars and restaurants and ofcourse it’s famous nightlife make it one of the enjoyable places to stay in Bali. …
Just off the northwest coast of Lombok Indonesia (the next large island to the east of Bali) are 3 small islands collectively known as the Gili Islands. Gili actually means small island in the local Sasak language which is spoken …
Turtle Capital of the World – Gili Islands Indonesia Read more »
Surf, sea, sand and sunshine is what the majority of visitors to Bali come for. Add to this the cheap Bintang beer and the cheap t-shirts, Bintang singlets and shorts sold along Poppies Lane and this sums up the vast …
Sanur Beach Bali is a very popular place to stay (read more about the attractions around Sanur Beach). There are a good choice of hotels, beach resorts, private villas and budget accommodation in Sanur. Check out the best hotels to …
Sanur Beach in Bali is one of the great tourist areas of Bali to stay, especially for families. Sanur Beach is only 30 minutes drive from Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport. With a small village feel, I rate Sanur Beach as one of …
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The Bat Cave Temple (Pura Goa Lawah) is a natural cave which is home to thousands of bats. The local Balinese Hindus marked this as a sacred site and made a shrine out at the front entrance of the cave. …
Tirta Gangga are the old royal palace gardens built in 1948 by the last Raja (King) of Karangasem. Known in English as the Water Palace Gardens, they are located on the north east coast of Bali around 90 Kilometers north of …