Where Is Bali?
“When I follow my heart,
I wake up in Bali.”
Things To Do in Bali
Aside from the usual combination of shopping, dining, and relaxing, Bali offers more interesting activities.
Try Surfing
Surfers have been visiting the island for its exhilarating surfing spots. For professionals, you may choose Uluwatu and other areas for an added challenge. However, Double Six Beach is predominantly a friendly location for newbies due to its lack of coral reef and an abundance of surf schools.
Diving and Snorkeling
Aside from cheaper diving rates compared to other countries, the old USAT Liberty wreck and bountiful sea creatures make diving and snorkelling in Bali a worthwhile experience.
Beaching
Enjoy the wide stretch of popular beaches like Legian and Seminyak. From chilling out to chasing the blues away, these beaches provide the best company. If you’re the more outgoing type, you can check out the exciting nightlife in the busy scene of Kuta. The beaches in South Bali are also the perfect spot if you’re more into upscale and sophisticated ones.
Culture Trip
The island of the gods is famous for its wide range of cultural activities you can participate in when in Bali. Considered by many to be the ideal holiday destination for those who want to combine a lazy beach vacation with memorable culture trips. Visit Bali’s most popular temples or spend a day living like a local; the choice is all yours.
Explore the Interior
The volcano-dominated interior of the island attracts around 7 million tourists per year. Trek Mount Batur for sunrise and as you go along, you can also see a well-preserved array of old temples and inviting hot springs.
Visit Ubud
Go deeper into the most interior part of the island and visit Ubud. This is the best place to meet locals, enjoy the green and grassy rice fields, and take the stress away through its spas and healing centers.