From traditional markets to modern shopping malls and a host of eclectic designer boutiques and homewares stores, Bali is famous for shopping. We’ve created the Ultimate Bali shopping guide, because we know it can be confusing if you’re not sure where to start. This is our short list of fab shops, so that you can spend more time relaxing and less time searching for the perfect outfit, the most fabulous homewares or just something that will remind you of your Bali holiday.
Lovina is a small village in the north of Bali famous for the beautiful nature. The main activities in Lovina are snorkeling, diving and dolphin spotting. We chose to play tourists and do some serious sightseeing, so we planned our trip to include as much nature as we could squeeze in to a weekend.
Like the island that has everything, private villas come in all shapes and sizes and depending what you love to do, there is definitely one for you. We reviewed six of our favourite private villas to help you find your perfect fit.
Where do Seminyak style-seekers head when looking for that perfect outfit, unique designer jewellery or the ultimate party-starting head to toe polish? Read our tips on the latest destinations for stylish shoppers and ultimate makeovers.
wellness retreats are having a moment – especially on the island of Bali where there are so many inspiring options. So whether you’re craving a wellness weekender, a rustic getaway, a luxury yoga retreat, or a serious cleanse to get you back on track, here’s our tried and tested recommendations for 2017.
Running from the middle of June thru til July 8th, the centre is currently playing host to the 39th Bali Art Festival; a vibrant smorgasbord of events that include Legong and Barong dances, colourful art and sculpture exhibits, traditional music performances, Wayang Kulit shadow puppet shows and our favourite – the fabulous ‘kuliner’ food court section. This being an exclusively Balinese affair, foodies can expect some of the most authentic local dishes around like sizzling pork sate, shredded ayam (chicken) betutu and chunks of suckling pig to name but a few, so make sure to arrive with an appetite.
In comparison with the hectic, touristic Southern part of Bali, the northern part (like Lovina) is more relaxed and less crowded. Amazing, untouched nature like mountains, waterfalls, secret gardens and tranquil beaches can be found here. We’ve selected a few must-see spots for our favourite travellers (including you!) which will definitely surprise you with incredible views.
This small coastal town grew up around a fresh water lotus lagoon. But as tourist development raced, the ocean reef was mined for building material to feed construction and thus the beach disappeared. The result now is a sleepy hideaway far from tourist flocks and perfectly positioned to explore the resplendent regency of Karangasem.
3 Reasons You Should Do Your Yoga Teacher Training in Bali I know choosing a Yoga Teacher Training course is hard. It’s a best guess effort since until you have […]
