Bali, known as the Island of the Gods, is a place where stunning landscapes, rich traditions, and warm hospitality come together. From golden beaches and lush jungles to ancient temples and thrilling adventures, this tropical paradise offers something for everyone.
Why you should travel to Bali
Bali is more than just a destination—it’s an experience that stays with you. The island seamlessly blends natural beauty, spiritual heritage, and modern comforts. Wander through emerald rice fields, witness vibrant ceremonies, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, or enjoy the authentic taste of the Balinese cuisine. Treat yourself to an unforgettable journey by exploring Bali’s hidden gems with expert local guides and create unforgettable memories.
Best time to visit Bali
Bali’s tropical climate makes it an ideal getaway any time of the year. With distinct wet and dry seasons, there’s always something magical to experience.
Dry Season:
April to October - Perfect for outdoor adventures like trekking, snorkeling, and exploring Bali’s iconic landmarks under sunny skies.
Wet Season:
November to March - A time for lush greenery, fewer crowds, and a chance to witness Bali’s serene beauty, even during tropical rains.
Peak Season:
July to August & December to January High season with bustling beaches and popular attractions.
Shoulder season:
May, June, September - offering a balance of good weather and fewer crowds.
Location: Southeast Asia, part of Indonesia, between Java and Lombok
Capital City: Denpasar
Island Area: 5,780 km²
Population: 4.4 million
Religion: 87% Balinese Hinduism
Time Zone: GMT+8 (Indonesia Central Time)
Currency: Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)
Visa Requirements for Bali: Most travellers get a Visa on Arrival (VOA) for 30 days
Kuta • Seminyak • Nusa Dua • Jimbaran • Sanur
South Bali is famous for its golden beaches, luxury resorts, and vibrant nightlife. Surf in Kuta, dine at world-class restaurants in Seminyak, or relax on Nusa Dua’s serene shores.
Ubud • Tegallalang
The cultural heart of Bali, Ubud, is surrounded by iconic rice terraces and ancient temples. Explore the Sacred Monkey Forest, visit art galleries, and enjoy the serenity of the countryside.
Lovina • Singaraja • Gitgit Waterfall
A tranquil escape, North Bali offers dolphin-watching in Lovina, unspoiled beaches, and stunning waterfalls. It’s a haven for those seeking a slower pace and natural beauty.
Mount Agung • Tirta Gangga • Amed • Sidemen
Home to Bali’s most sacred mountain, Mount Agung, East Bali is rich in culture and history. Dive into the vibrant underwater world of Amed or explore the royal water palace, Tirta Gangga.
West Bali National Park • Menjangan Island
A nature lover’s paradise, West Bali offers pristine jungles, diverse wildlife, and world-class snorkeling and diving opportunities around Menjangan Island.
Nusa Lembongan • Nusa Penida • Nusa Ceningan
These idyllic islands just off Bali’s coast are perfect for crystal-clear waters, dramatic cliffs, and untouched beaches. A must-visit for snorkeling, diving, and adventurous day trips.
Bali in Myth and History
Bali’s history is a fusion of myth, spirituality, and cultural evolution. Legends tell of gods shaping its landscapes, while Hindu-Buddhist influences from the Majapahit Empire (13th-14th century) introduced rituals, temple architecture, and artistic traditions that still define the island today. Temples like Besakih, Tanah Lot, and Uluwatu stand as symbols of devotion, while festivals such as Nyepi (Day of Silence) and Galungan reflect the Balinese Hindu belief in cosmic balance. Traditional arts, including wayang kulit (shadow puppetry) and legong dance, preserve ancient storytelling.
In the 19th century, Dutch colonists sought control, but Bali fiercely resisted. The Puputan battles (1906-1908), where Balinese royals chose death over surrender, marked the island’s defiance. Despite colonial rule, Balinese culture flourished, and the island’s unique heritage began attracting global admiration.
After Indonesia’s independence in 1945, Bali retained its distinct identity, blending ancient traditions with modern influences. Today, Bali remains a spiritual and cultural sanctuary, where myths, history, and daily life intertwine, offering a glimpse into a world shaped by resilience, devotion, and tradition.
Bali’s Enduring Legacy
Despite rapid modernization and tourism growth, Bali remains deeply connected to its roots. Daily offerings (canang sari) are placed at shrines, temples bustle with ceremonies, and traditional markets thrive alongside modern resorts. The island’s ability to embrace change while preserving its cultural and spiritual essence makes it a rare gem in today’s world. Whether through its ancient temples, time-honored dances, or the warmth of its people, Bali’s past is ever-present—offering visitors not just a place to explore, but a living history to experience.
Bali’s cuisine is a feast for the senses, blending bold flavors, fresh ingredients, and deep cultural traditions.
From the iconic Nasi Goreng (fried rice) to the mouthwatering Babi Guling (suckling pig), every dish tells a story. Savor Satay skewers grilled over coconut husks or try the exotic Lawar, a mix of vegetables, coconut, and minced meat. Street food lovers can enjoy fresh fruit juices and sweet treats like Pisang Goreng (fried bananas). Bali’s food scene is a journey of discovery, offering a taste of its rich heritage in every bite.
For a truly local experience, visit a traditional warung, where home-cooked meals are prepared with time-honored recipes. Whether dining at a high-end restaurant or a roadside stall, Bali’s food scene is a journey of discovery, offering a taste of its rich heritage in every bite.
Bali is a dream destination for thrill-seekers looking to add excitement to their travels. With its natural landscapes and vibrant culture, the island offers a variety of activities for adventure enthusiasts at all levels.
Bali’s surf scene is legendary, attracting wave riders from around the globe. From beginner-friendly breaks at Kuta Beach to the challenging barrels of Uluwatu, there’s something for every skill level.
Tackle the white-water rapids of the Ayung River or the thrilling currents of the Telaga Waja River. These experiences combine adventure with breathtaking views of Bali’s lush landscapes.
For a unique adventure, join a guided night hike to Mount Batur. Reaching the summit by sunrise rewards you with unforgettable views of Bali’s surrounding peaks and caldera lake.
Explore Bali’s underwater world at spots like Nusa Penida and Amed, where vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life await.
Have fun in Bali’s breathtaking waterfalls, where you can swim in hidden lagoons, slide down natural rock formations, or jump into crystal-clear pools.
Experience the thrill of mountain biking through Bali’s lush landscapes, from volcanic slopes to scenic rice terraces. Ride past traditional villages, hidden temples, and jungle trails for an unforgettable adventure on two wheels.
From surfing Bali’s world-class waves to hiking up an active volcano, these adventures guarantee unforgettable experiences. Let us create action-packed tours customized to match your sense of adventure.
Bali is a haven for animal lovers, offering a wide range of encounters with its unique wildlife and marine life. From the jungles to the ocean, the island’s biodiversity adds a special touch to your adventure.
Monkeys in the Wild: Visit the famous Monkey Forest in Ubud, where playful long-tailed macaques roam freely in a lush sanctuary. You can also spot these lively creatures in the island’s jungles.
Dolphin Watching: Head to Lovina Beach in North Bali for a serene sunrise dolphin-watching experience. These intelligent marine mammals are a delight to observe in their natural habitat.
Turtle Conservation: At the Saba Sea Turtle Conservation Center, witness the preservation efforts of sea turtles. You can even release baby turtles into the ocean, a heartwarming experience.
Snorkeling with Turtles and Mantas: Snorkel at Nusa Penida to spot hawksbill turtles, vibrant coral reefs, and majestic manta rays. It’s a surreal underwater experience.
Vibrant Coral Reefs: Explore colorful marine life at top snorkeling spots like Amed and Menjangan Island.
Birdwatching: Discover exotic birds in the West Bali National Park, a pristine habitat for Bali’s diverse avian species.
Butterflies: Visit the Kemenuh Butterfly Park, home to hundreds of colorful butterflies fluttering through tropical gardens.
All of our trips includes pick up and drop off at your hotel with handpicked and educated english-speaking guides.
Great memories and truly authentic adventures awaits!
This isn't just a rice field; it's the essence of Bali's beauty. Experience the charm of the millennia-old UNESCO site.
Discover the best of Ubud with our relaxing morning bike ride. Explore hidden treasures in and around Ubud.
Explore Bali's central highlands with lush greenery landscapes, rice terraces and a unique village adventure.
Scenic bike ride in the charming Balinese countryside outside Ubud. Pedal through rice fields and traditional villages.
A perfect blend of hiking and biking that unveils Bali's history and show its natural and ancient beauty.
Join a cooking class and learn the secrets of the authentic flavours of Bali. Incl. trip to the local market and lunch.
Have a day of fun and safe soft rafting experience with waterfall stops in the scenic central highlands.
Explore the best the island has to offer. Enjoy rich culture, natural beauty, and vibrant spirit.
Fun off-road adventure exploring hidden gems of lush landscapes, villages, and breathtaking viewpoints.
Cycling trip where you get to experience the cultural essence of Bali – incl. dip at Goa Raja Waterfalls and lunch
Explore hidden waterfalls, ancient temples and a unique village. The top attractions of Bali in one day.
Combine a trek to the must-see Jatiluwih Rice Terraces with a traditional Balinese cooking class.
An unforgettable trek with stunning views of the breathtaking sunrise and the crater lake.
Enjoy a fun adventure with soft trekking, waterfall jumping, sliding, and swimming in this hidden paradise.
Enjoy Balis best marine life with crystal-clear waters. Beachfront lunch and hike in Barat National Park.
A day full of adventure and fun awaits. Explore the 7 hidden waterfalls and the most impressive nature site in Bali.
A wonderful day experiencing Bali's cultural essence with a refreshing dip in waterfalls.
Uncover the hidden marvels of Banyuwana and Banyumala Waterfalls, and canoeing on the Tamblingan Lake.
Explore islands by speedboat, canoe through mangroves, and snorkel from private speedboat.
