Unlock the magic of Bali

One of Bali’s first tourist developments, it was the site of terrorist attacks in 2002 and 2005

Water park with plenty of fun rides and attractions

Lying a short distance to the south-east of Bali, this island is renowned for its excellent surf conditions

Inflatable boat where the riders rush through the waves at very high speeds

A private center with plenty of activities for all family members

A sheltered bay located on the island of Nusa Lembongan, known for its' relaxing and idyllic atmosphere and clear waters.

Built over a millennium ago, and with a striking façade, this cave is also known as Goa Gajah

Small village on the western edge of the Mount Batur caldera. The views here are truly spectacular

See Balinese nature and irrigation in action looking over these stunning rice terraces

The longest river on the island, and an excellent place for white-water rafting!

Whoosh down turbulent rivers in this exhilarating experience that will leave you buffeted and breathless

Very pleasant country town, set within a cool location in the mountains, that is a center for Balinese culture and home to the island’s royal family

Forest sanctuary that is home to some macaques who are very much at ease with humans

Place where Bali’s world-famous Batik fabric is produced

Busy market that is an excellent place to find Balinese craftwork

Large safari park that lets you get up and, safely, close with the animals

Set close to the Wallace Line, a boundary line marking - roughly - where Asiatic and Australian species meet, Bali has its own unique wildlife

Place where you can see and ride elephants in an environment that is close to their natural surroundings

The Balinese hub for artisan stone carvers who use a local pumice-like rock called paras

The best place to go in Bali if you want to see local goldsmiths and silversmiths at work

Crescent-shaped caldera lake set high up on Mount Batur

Village where the local craftsmen specialise in wood carving and produce some world-renowned work

Active volcano that is sacred to Dewi Danu, the water goddess of Balinese Hindus

Village where locals showcase Balinese culture to visitors

A popular peninsula, filled with fine sand and coconut palms, with lots of facilities for water-sports enthusiasts

Stunning cliff-top 11th century Temple known for its incredible displays of Kecak dance, beautiful sunsets, and mischievous monkeys.

A ritual dance performance that has become an iconic image of Balian culture, accompanied by a choir of male singers known as a gamelan suara.

One of Bali's most important landmarks, this hindu pilgrimage temple is famed for its off-shore location and dramatic sunsets

Giant nutmeg trees, up to 40m in height, have been home for centuries to thousands of chattering monkeys. Venture into the forest and you will chance upon the temple Pura Bukit Sari.

Built in 1634 by the Raja of Mengwi town, the Pura Taman Ayum is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful temples in Bali. Its gardens even featured on the television programme 'The World in 80 Gardens.'

the stunning Sanur beach, located in the southeast of Bali, was one of the island earliest beach resorts. It is known for it's laid-back ambience and the traditional colourful fishing boats that line the shore.

A market where locals buy and sell food, handicrafts, traditional textiles and useful household goods. You can find anything under the sun in these ceramic aisles. It's especially lively at night.

Indonesia's largest botanical garden is located 1300m above sea level, overlooking Bratan Lake, and the Ulun Danu temple. It boasts around 21,000 specimens of plant and animal life, and many traditional and ceremonial plants.

This bustling, traditional market sells all kinds of tropical fruit that are famous in Bali. You can also pick up other fresh produce, including all kinds of herbs and spices... it's a real feast for the senses.

This gorgeous lakeside temple was built in the 1640's and dedicated to the Balinese water, lake and river goddess, Dewi Danu. This is due to the importance and life-giving waters of Lake Bratan. The breathtaking combination of temple, lake and mountains is a once-in-a-lifetime sight.

Lake Bratan is sacred to the Balinese, for the crucial irrigation it provides to the centre of the island. It is also a favourite spot of many visitors, described as one of the 20 most beautiful lakes in the world by the Huffington Post. the temple Pura Ulun Danu on its shore adds to the beauty of the area.

Banjar hot springs, also known as Air Panas Banjar, are a complex of hot springs in a relaxing, tropical setting. A favourite with local people.

A secluded spot where you can plunge into the cooling pool at the foot of the 80m long waterfall. It is an easy walk from the road, although for more adventurous hikers, the Mekalongan fall is a short hike further on.

Very old temple where Balinese Hindus go for ritual purification

The highest mountain on the island, it is sacred to many Balinese

The treetop adventure park is an outdoor ropes course set in the sprawling botanical gardens. See nature from a new perspective, and challenge your family and friends to a race through the treetops!

The ancient colonial capital of Bali, now known as Singaraja or 'Lion King,' boasts sleepy tree-lined boulevard and old colonial residences, and is the second largest city in Bali.

Bali Zoo merges its conservation agenda with lots of great activities for children and adults alike! It's impossible not to fall in love with their elephants, orangutans, and other winged and aquatic creatures!