Party like its 2020 with our top tips for celebrating the new year in Bali.
Few places have defined Bali’s party scene like KUDETA. From brunch to sunset to world class dining, at Seminyak's KUDETA the beat goes on.
From cocktails in Legian, a casual Italian in Berawa, an incredible Brunchcation in Nusa Dua, to smashing hot cocktails in Seminyak and Bali's first craft brewery and more in this month's Bali Food Diaries.
Created as an inclusive space with an eye for fun and games where destination dwellers can frock up a new baby, have a spa, land their bolts, eat, hit Google Hangouts, slip into a night club and then grab a vitamin infusion for the aftermath. The local tattooist is called Addicted and the Japanese restaurant is called Ink. Did we mention a children’s playground?Â
Bali is a haven for digital nomads looking for affordable luxury and a reliable internet connection. We visit six alternative work spaces that are affordable, have great internet connections and offer a host of networking opportunities.
Waterbom is Bali's most popular attraction, an award-winning water park that set new standards for Bali; it is also a family of people who care deeply about protecting the island's vulnerable eco-system.
Only two months into 2019 and the New Year’s celebration is already on its way! Hari Raya Nyepi, also known as Silent Day, is the beginning of the Balinese New Year. Read more
Nyepi starts with a rolling parades and parties that are bif and brash and noisy enough to attract evil demons. Once the island gets the notice of these malign spirits Bali goes quiet then dark so the hapless incubus fly straight over the Island of the Gods. Balinese are predominantly Hindu and take Nyepi seriously and expect every other person on the island to join the fun then honour this 24-hour period of calm. Visitors should get hip and plan ahead to make the most of this event that is totally awesome and only found n Bali.
Discovering how John Hardy jewellery is crafted is a tour that any Bali visitor will love. A winding village road through rice fields and bamboo forests leads to an unassuming entrance beyond which one of the world’s most unique luxury jewellery brands produces it’s stunning range of socially responsible collectible jewellery.
For a group of friends who founded Air in 2015 with a motto at the time of ‘lets just do this and see what happens’’ Air Festival has blossomed into a global gathering of musically-driven souls, where the spiritual guide is the DJ. This year expect additional new stages including a live music offering, alongside their immersive and interactive events. Sunsets, sunrises and more Gili Air (meaning water island) treats will be available too.