When I first came to Bali roughly two months ago, I knew a couple of things about the island: one was that it’s a popular place for people to come for retreats and practice yoga. At that time, I wondered what made this place a magnet for people seeking spirituality? I found a few of the answers to these questions on my path to discovery, and more than a few things about myself as well.
The popular Gili islands off the … coast of Lombok are not the only ones worth visiting (Gili simply means island in the local lingo), but this trilogy of little land masses in a turquoise sea have become synonymous with tourism in Lombok. Gili Air is the smallest, Gili Meno is the middle island and Gili Trawangan is the largest, a party island that has its fans and its haters.
The soothing valley of Sidemen is home to the eco-friendly Samanvaya resort, worthy of the short trip to this blissful valley.
If you can handle the stairs, bliss is hanging out in Bingin beach on Bali's Uluwatu coastline. Check out our guide on where to eat, stay and play.
Our little black book of Bali's alternative beach and pool clubs will have your friends calling you out as a genius.
In many ways, surfing in Bali has never been better than during this global Covid-19 pandemic as local surfers reclaim the waves.
We’re giggling like girls as we arrive at Serangan Harbour heading for a two-day staycation in Nusa Lembongan, packed and ready to explore.
Raja Ampat in West Papua, is a bucket list destination. Reaching it is a challenge in itself.
Pulling off the street and driving under the canopy of leafy bamboo is a little like Alice falling through the looking glass.
Gili Meno is increasingly gaining popularity among all types of travellers looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
