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Ubud, Indonesia
Ubud is the cultural heart of Bali, and as such, it deserves one week of your
time! There are so many things to discover in Ubud — culturally, spiritually,
and outdoors. Culture-wise, you can learn about traditional wood-carving
techniques and also how the Balinese create and give offerings to their gods,
watch a traditional fire dance, take a cooking class, see typical art, and much
more. Ubud is also set in the middle of dense forest, with rivers running
through all parts of the area. The lush greenery, endless wildlife, and rice
terraces make Ubud one of the most beautiful areas of the island. The outdoors
offer so may opportunities for things like exploring waterfalls, white-water
rafting, biking through the rice fields, nature walks, and more. You can also
expect to find thousands of temples, dozens of yoga houses, plenty of spas, and
vegan restaurants throughout the city.
- Tegenungan Waterfall (Air Terjun Tegenungan)
- Tegallalang Rice Terrace
- Kanto Lampo Waterfall
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Pemuteran, Indonesia
Pemuteran is a small fishing village on the North Coast of Bali which most
visitors to Bali have never even heard of, let alone visited. Pemuteran is a
rural place where there are probably more roosters than people… Nearby Menjangan
Island and the Biorock Project offer some of the best snorkeling and diving
opportunities in Bali, meanwhile, Pemuteran’s beaches and the West Bali National
Park offer both adventure and relaxation. In addition, the traditional Balinese
food and seafood in Pemuteran is so, so good!
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Seminyak Beach, Indonesia
Located in Bali’s busy south is a haven for foodies, shoppers, and beach-goers.
Seminyak is an upscale, trendy area of Bali, which is absolutely worth visiting
for a few days. If you’re into food, then you will love experiencing Seminyak’s
world-class dining scene. The area also offers some of the best shopping in Bali
— that is, if you’re interested in pricier (but super chic) boutiques. While in
Seminyak, we recommend eating at a few different places: * Sisterfields Cafe
(Aussie-style healthy cafe with amazing coffee) * Wacko Burger (The best
burgers, fries, and shakes in Bali) * Bo & Bun (Truly incredible, flavor-packed
Vietnamese food) * The Spicy Coconut (An-all vegan cafe with bright, delicious
breakfast/brunch foods) * Nalu Bowls (Bali’s famous acai bowl spot) * Zibiru
(Farm-to-table gourmet Italian food)
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Nusa Penida, Indonesia
Want to take a day trip to Nusa Penida from Bali? This guide shares everything
you need to know for a successful day trip. Nusa Penida has quickly become the
next “it” destination in Bali. During your next trip to Bali, I highly recommend
taking a day trip to Nusa Penida to discover the island’s beautiful views and
untouched landscapes, and to experience the adventure that lies just beyond
Bali’s touristic bubble! In this post, I’ll detail everything you need to know
for a successful day trip to Nusa Penida. From what to bring and how to get
there, to how to get around the island and what to do, this guide has it all.
Continue reading for more information on taking a day trip to beautiful Nusa
Penida.
- Crystal Bay
- Kelingking Beach
- Diamond Beach
- Paluang Cliff
- Klingking Beach
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Uluwatu Beach, Indonesia