Indonesia - The largest archipelago in the world
Indonesia has many wonderful spots especially in the sector of the beach. Among the many beaches, there are several beaches in Indonesia are categorized as the most beautiful beaches in the world. Because of its natural beauty that Indonesia has become a tourist destination that is much coveted by both local and international travelers from around the world. Not only that, Indonesia is also rich in culture.
Bali Island -
the perfect holiday destination for all ages offers something for everyone.Archaeological Structures Bali
Bali has a climate that is tropical all year and the best time to visit is June - August. The shoulder months before and after high season (particularly April, May, and September) are enjoyable and experience many sunny days.
just mentioning the name of this Indonesian paradise conjures images of pristine white beaches, crystal blue waters and rice paddies surrounded by volcanic mountains. It’s a great place to plan a relaxing yoga or meditation retreat and is home to a wealth of religious sites and wildlife reserves, as well as lively towns, like Kuta, on the southern part of the island.
This tropical paradise has a unique blend of modern tourist facilities combined with wonderful shopping and a rich past and heritage. The tourists can refresh their mind by watching beautiful scenery along the route. Those are not enough, some of the best surfing beaches in the world can be found on the western side of the island whilst conversely the eastern side is a wonderful haven for families, with beautiful white sand beaches and gentle seas.
The Balinese people are proud of having preserved their unique Hindu culture against the advance of Islam, the dominant religion throughout Indonesia. This is still reflected in days to day life and can be seen in the numerous ceremonies, Balinese festivals and magnificent temples and palaces. The Balinese are skilled artisans, particularly in woodcarving and in fashioning objects of tortoiseshell and of gold, silver and other metals. The Balinese are noted for their traditional dance, the distinctive music of the gamelan and for their skills in weaving cloth of gold and silver threads, Songket, as well as for embroidering silk and cotton clothing. Stone and woodcarvings, traditional and modern paintings and intricately designed jewelry in gold and silver are readily available in shops and galleries throughout the island.
Bali has something for all age groups and all types of travellers - The Escapists, The Pilgrims, The Honeymooners, The Partiers, the budgeters to the luxury travellers. Be it Solo travellers or group travellers or Honeymooners Bali has something for everyone.
Top picks in Bali -
Seminyak -
Home for its boutique shops, luxury hotels, spas, bars and fine dining restaurants. Seminyak has become a mecca for high end hotels and globally renowned chefs, fusing high quality accommodation and food from around the world with Indonesian architecture, local produce and spices. A superb combination of luxury and culinary delights. One of the main reasons to come to Seminyak is to enjoy beach bars and cafes that run along the coastlines.Places to visit -
Potato Head Beach Club - one of the premium venues in Seminyak with a large infinity pool and beach front covered in bean bags and sun loungers.
Revolver - The best coffee place in Bali.
Nyaman Gallery - A place if you are interested in art and want to support the arts scene in Bali.
Yoga Shala - If you want to de-stress and unwind you can buy a day pass
Kuta -
probably the most famous part of Bali and with good reason. Not only is it the home of the iconic Kuta Beach but it also has a swinging nightlife scene that keeps going into the wee small hours.Places to visit -
Waterbom Bali - One super fun thing to do with your friends or family? Head to Waterbom for a day (or more) packed with many thrilling activities! whether you want to relax, eat and drink, or go absolutely crazy on all the fantastic rides – then Waterbom Bali has it all.
Upside Down World - a fun attraction which is a great choice if you are looking for something to do on a rainy day in Bali. Located inside, there are seven different rooms where the furniture is the wrong way round which makes it look like you have just walked into a new world that defies gravity. Photo opportunities abound here and children will love to pose with each of the different wacky scenarios.
5GX Bali Reverse Bungee - A paradise for adrealine Junkies.
3D Art Museum - a fun and interactive art gallery featuring a vast collection of three-dimensional, life-size murals for visitors to pose and play with. The gallery features a rich array of masterfully painted artworks that each serves as interactive backdrops for illusory three-dimensional photography. There are an impressive total of 120 unique artworks in 14 different categories spread over three levels, which provide a full-day of discovery and creativity.
The Legian Street - the primary walking street of Kuta. alan Legian is also one of the island's primary nightlife hubs, where night owls are treated to great bar hopping and clubbing, with popular venues like The Bounty, Vi Ai Pi and the Legian 61 Complex that is home to the Sky Garden Rooftop Lounge. The Legian STreet is a must visit if you want to enjoy the night life in Bali
Ubud -
Ubud is culture, yes. It's also home to good restaurants, cafes and streets of shops, many selling goods from the region's artisans. this traditional country town is home to one of Bali's royal families. You can even visit the majestic palace in the centre of town. Ubud is also well known as a flourishing crafts centre. The Ubud Art Market - beautiful silk scarves, lightweight shirts, handmade woven bags, baskets or hats; statues, kites and many other hand-crafted goods is a must visit if you decide to go to Bali.Ubud is also a hub for adventure Junkies - as there a lot of Hiking and Trekking options available. To name a few adventure activities -
Mount Batur Trek
Quad Biking
Campuhan Ridge Walk
Rice Field Trek
Tukad Cepung Waterfall
canyoning at Sukawati
Nusa Dua -
Nusa Dua is an area in southern Bali, Indonesia. It’s known for its sandy beaches, international resorts and an 18-hole golf course.
> Admire Water Blow - Water Blow is one of the best natural sights in Nusa Dua and as the name suggests this is a massive blow hole which means that you can watch the water erupt from the sea into the sky.
These include jet-skiing, parasailing, and banana boat rides, Fly boarding and you can also go diving off the coast.
> Drive all the way to uluwatu and explore top sightseeing destination in the area - Uluwatu temple with Kecak Ramayana & Fire Dance cultural show.
Nusa Penida -
If you are someone who loves scenic beauty Nusa Penida is the place for you. Located at southeast of Bali, this untouched natural beauty is just 30 minutes boat ride from Bali. Just beginning to appear on visitor itineraries, Nusa Penida still awaits proper discovery. A one day trip to this island will help you explore nature, enjoy the serene and relax.West Destinations : Kelingking, Broken Beach, Angel Billbong, Crystal Bay
East Destinations : Atuh Beach, Pulau Seribu / Molenteng / Raja 5 / Tree House, Bukit
South Destinations : Guyangan & Saren Cliff Point
The Gilis -
Floating in a turquoise sea and fringed by white sand and coconut palms, the Gilis are a vision of paradise. The Gilis are a part of The Banana Pancake Trail. The islands are very relaxed and laid-back, with countless little beachside cafes, restaurants and bars serving a variety of tastes in local and international cuisine. Best of all, there are no cars or motorbikes to disturb the peace. there is something on the Gili Islands for every type of traveler, whether you are a backpacker on a tight budget or a jet setter looking to be luxuriously pampered. Each island has its very own distinct personality and ambiance, ranging from slow and easy, laid-back vibes to a sand-shuffling, booty-shaking paradise. Although there is a wide range of amenities and accommodation available, the Gilis still retains its tropical, rustic charm.
Gili Trawangan -
Gili Trawangan is the largest & most developed of the 3 Gili islands but maintains a good balance of peace & progress. One half of the island offers an abundance of commercial activity whilst the other half offers more seclusion and privacy.
Gili Trawangan also known as Ibiza of Asia - really comes to life when the sun goes down. The east coast is the liveliest part of the island with several bars and restaurants serving up some form of entertainment. One can also hop-in on Party Boats daily. One can also enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of the three Gili islands, Lombok and Bali from the highest point on Gili Trawangan. The Sunset point in the west is considered among the world's best sunset view.
Gili Meno -
Gili Meno is the smallest of the three Gili Islands and a good setting for your desert-island fantasy. Ringed by gorgeous beaches and teeming reefs, Meno is also the quietest and most traditional of the three, beloved more of honeymooners and mature travellers than the full-moon-party set.
Due to its minimal development, the beaches on Gili Meno are also much tranquil than those of Gili Trawangan and Gili Air.
Gili Air -
Gili Air is significantly less developed than Gili Trawangan but more so than Gili Meno, and has a laid-back, kampung-like (village) atmosphere. There you can find all you need to be comfortable yet it maintains its rustic feel, attracting a broader age range of people, mostly travelers seeking a quieter retreat. Gili Air blends Gili T’s buzz and bustle with Meno's minimalist vibe
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