Bali Travel Guide Archives

Camel Ride Bali: Everything You Need to Know Before You Go

There is something genuinely surreal about sitting atop a camel while the Indian Ocean stretches out beside you, with the…

Canggu and Ubud sit at opposite ends of Bali’s personality spectrum. Canggu is beach clubs, surf breaks, and brunches that…

Seminyak and Canggu are two of Bali’s most visited neighborhoods, and the fact that they’re only about five kilometers apart…

There’s a specific kind of thrill you feel when you step off a platform above Ubud’s rice terraces and just…

Bali has no shortage of water activities, and most travellers head straight for the Ayung River white-water rafting circuit. But…

Seminyak has always punched above its weight when it comes to international dining, and the Mexican food scene here is…

West Bali is a different island. Most visitors spend their entire trip within the triangle of Canggu, Ubud, and Uluwatu,…

Flying into Ngurah Rai and looking out the plane window, you have probably spotted it already, a long, pale ribbon…

If there is one stop that makes almost every Ubud day tour itinerary, it’s a visit to a coffee plantation.…

There is a cove on a small island between Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida where the water turns a shade…

Thirty minutes of open water sits between Sanur Beach and one of Bali’s most laid-back island escapes, and that short…

Whether the rain clouds have rolled in over Seminyak or your crew is simply craving something different after days of…