Enjoy a game of golf on a beautiful green course with views of the ocean. Ride a horse on the beach in the afternoon. Walk on the seafloor and give fish snacks to eat on your underwater stroll.

Or test out the newest fad in Nusa Dua, and go flyboarding. Feel like a superhero when you strap on boots that connect to a water pressure system which jet propels you out of the water and into the clouds.

If you love live performances, definitely stop by the Devdan Show, the main attraction in Nusa Dua.

Cultural dance performers showcase not only Balinese dances, but also traditional dances of cultures from all over Indonesia.

Unwind and melt into bliss while experiencing exclusive spa treatments, massages, and head-to-toe pampering in a stress-free sanctuary.

While you’re here in Seminyak, don’t miss the opportunity to slip into a yoga studio. In these gorgeous island tropics, there is an environment to align every heart and soul.

Strengthen your meditation to the sounds of the jungle birds and rain pattering, or feel the wind through your hair on a rooftop setting with ocean views and lush jungle gardens all around you. Even if you’ve never tried yoga before, Bali is the place to clear away your busy thoughts in exchange for peace and calm.

For the adventurers at heart, get certified in scuba diving and spend some time below the waves admiring an incredible array of tropical marine life. Soak in amazing glimpses of bright fish, octopi, and vibrant coral reefs in the crystal blue waters. For a more romantic experience, horseback riding on the beach is popular right around sunset.

Seminyak is filled with little delights, whether you’re craving a charismatic cup of coffee from Revolver, a local favorite, or looking to fill up some empty space on your wall with unique contemporary art showcased at Nyaman Gallery. Just a short walk away from the town center, you can capture a more traditional insight to Balinese ancient culture.

Be sure to visit two of Seminyak’s significant landmarks, Pura Petitenget, temple of the sea, and Pura Masceti, temple of agriculture. Filled with shrines and intricate carvings, these temples are centuries old and provide spiritual protection for the island and its inhabitants.

If you enjoy quirky family fun, perhaps on a rainy day, Dream Museum Zone Bali offers massive unique 3D trick art murals that serve as silly backdrops for family photoshoots you can take home with you.

Upside Down World Bali is another fun indoor space to escape the tropical storms where the furniture in every room defies the laws of gravity so you can capture impossible pictures.

For an adventure to impress thrillseekers, take to the sea or the air, and enjoy spectacular views you can only find in Bali. Enjoy a fantastic voyage under the sea to spot some of Bali’s exotic marine life in a submarine. You’ll bask in the beauty of colorful coral reefs, stunning fish and an exciting fish feeding attraction before heading back to land.

For an exhilarating experience to push your boundaries, take to the air and see Bali as the gods see it: ride in a helicopter to get an unparalleled view of the island. Witness the pristine gold coastline, ancient temples, sparkling blue-green lakes, and spectacular volcanoes from above.

Eating in Bali can be as delightfully simple as a traditional meal at a warung, a small family restaurant, or as luxurious as a feast fit for kings… literally. Some of the best-loved eateries around Kuta for traditional food are Warung Murah, boasting a plethora of options from their buffet, and Warung Nikmat, a traditional restaurant best loved for its chicken dishes in traditional spices, steaming rice, and freshly cooked vegetables.

Wanaku Bali is an excellent choice for a unique dining experience for you and your family. Enjoy delicious food in a luxurious jungle setting with splashing waterfalls and gorgeous tropical gardens to complement your dinner. If you fancy a chance to eat like Balinese kings and queens of traditional times, Gabah Restaurant and Bar has a menu especially for you. Feast on a sumptuous, aromatic spread of soups, meats, seafood, rice dishes, vegetables, and desserts while enjoying traditional Balinese music in an ornate dining area.

When the sun begins to set, adults can play at some of the most exciting spots in Kuta. Sip on delicious cocktails while taking in a gorgeous view of the ocean at Sky Garden Lounge, the largest nightclub in Kuta with music pulsing over the club’s many floors, featuring some of the world’s greatest DJs.

One view in Canggu you won’t want to miss is Pura Tanah Lot Temple, a breathtaking religious site on top of a craggy rock formation overlooking the ocean. The locals come here to worship the Balinese sea gods. At sunset, the brilliant blue waters turn to shimmering gold, leaving you with an unforgettable memory.

If surfing is your game, Canggu offers some of the best surfing in Bali from May through September at a number of beaches for all levels of surfers. If you’re new, take a class while you’re here and check one more item off your bucket list. Or you can play on the sand at some of Canggu’s inviting beaches: Batu Bolong, Echo, and Berawa. Chill out on bean bags in the sun at a beach bar and enjoy sipping on tropical drinks into the sunset.

We hope you’re hungry when you get to Canggu because it’s famous for its abundance of scrumptious eats with 311 restaurants and cafes and counting. Canggu has some of the best hipster cafes, smoothie bars, and cuisine from all over the map, including Italian, Thai, Japanese, Vegan, Vietnamese, and Indonesian culinary delights.

Explore our Ubud tour. Yeh Pulu Temple, a 45-minute walk from Goa Gajah, shares the emerald greenery and gushing streams. You will find a gorgeous rock wall intricately carved depicting the stories of Hindu gods. Just north of the site is a sacred bathing pool used in ancient times. Puri Saren Agung, the Royal Ubud Palace, is in the center of Ubud and an incredible collection of architecture and lotus ponds surrounded by lush jungle.

If you are looking to spend some time being part of the tradition, be sure to visit Tirta Empul Temple, a complex temple with three courtyards and tropical gardens. Here, pilgrims are welcomed to join in a purification bath of holy spring water.

After spending some time at the historic, beautiful temples, there are many unique activities to bring you just a bit closer to the unique experience of Balinese culture. Browse through the art galleries in Ubud, or sign up for a class to create your very own piece of Batik art. Take a cooking class and learn how to combine ancient spices and fresh meats and vegetables for a delicious learning experience.

Some of the best yoga retreats can be found in Ubud as well, and we can help you find the best kind of yoga experience for you.

Ubud offers sites for those hoping to engage more with the incredible natural landscape to discover one’s inner zen. The Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary is a fun place to interact with the furry inhabitants of Bali and breathe in the fresh air from the great jungle trees.

Tukad Cepung Waterfall is a hidden gem in Bali, a gorgeous waterfall tucked away in a jungle landscape inside a cave. It may take a careful hike to visit, but it’s well worth the trek. For those natural lovers hoping to live life on the edge, check out white water river rafting at Ayung River.

For a more relaxing, quiet beach experience, Pasir Putih is a must-visit for its beautiful 400 meters of white sand and sparkling turquoise waters. It’s light in tourist traffic, which makes it a calm and peaceful escape from the bustling city vibes.

East Bali is also known for some of the best diving and snorkeling locations in Bali. On this side of the island and near the smaller islands offshore, you can see a vast array of marine life rich in colorful creatures on the seafloor and among the coral, and larger fish such as baracuda nestled in rocks.

Reef sharks and manta rays also make an appearance here in these clear, amazing waters bursting with a rainbow of life.

For a deeper, more mysterious experience in Bali, spend some time at Goa Lawah, also known as the “Bat Cave.” This mystical spot is one of Bali’s most sacred temples, and it is rumored to touch the roots of the Gunung Agung volcano. Thousands of bats take shelter within this intricately carved temple, and at sunset, the dark splattering of wings pouring into the sky makes an impressive sight.

Another incredible visit is Lempuyang Temple. It is one of the island’s oldest and most beautiful. Stand between the gorgeously carved temple gates and spread your arms wide to miles of clouds and sky before you.

Be one with the natural beauty and serenity of the island. This temple is rarely crowded, and takes some effort to get here with a journey of 1,700 steps to the top.

However, the trip is well worth the effort as this is an impressive feat with the promise of incredible panoramic views of the island. If you can, try to get here before sunrise so you can watch the golden rays softly awaken the sparkling sea.