Bali Travel Blog

Photo credit - Basi Banget The international airport in Bali is Ngurah Rai, which is located at the fringe of Denpasar, the main city area in the island of Bali. Although the main infrastructure are all in place in Denpasar, it is however not a place that will be of much interest to tourists. Instead,...

DreamLand Without a doubt one of the most popular new attractions in Bali, the DreamLand Beach has a long history of controversy behind it. DreamLand was a surfers paradise – excellent break, powerful waves, sandy beach. And the location was remote, making it hard to reach  and rarely visited...

The island of Bali is filled with religious mysticism and ceremony. The majority of local Balinese are Hindus, and one of the most important days in their religion is the Day of Silence (Hari Raya Nyepi). The Day of Silence is celebrated every year on the Saka New Year according to the Balinese calendar....

The Island of Paradise is a popular travel destination, and as such you will find plenty of establishments trying to rip you off with over-the-top prices and hidden fees. ed3 But thankfully, the exchange rate is extremely favorable towards the US dollar. Here we’ve laid out a no-frills itinerary...

The island of Bali is home to numerous temples that the local Hindu population consider to be sacred. Visiting one of these many places of worship is an excellent way to learn about the culture and background of local Balinese, and they are often architecturally worth a visit too. Here are a selection...

A recent unflattering article on the TIME magazine has put a spotlight on the woes of Bali that are ruining the island paradise experience for tourists. In the article, titled Holidays in Hell: Bali’s Ongoing Woes, Andrew Marshall pointed to various factors such as water shortages, constant blackouts,...

Touring in Bali is not the typical big-city bus tour. There is a surprising amount to see on this small island but its very well hidden. Take a tour to help you find and experience all the lovely off the beaten path things to do in Bali. For the adventure lovers or the culture vultures, these two suggestions...

Prepare yourself for some crazy nights if you are headed to the bars in Bali. The partying doesn’t begin until about midnight so plan to start dinner late if you want to make it an all-nighter. The best area to centralize your shenanigans would be in Kuta where you can start with a tropical drink at...