Things To Do
in Bali

Bali is renowned for its excellent surfing waves suitable for beginners and experienced surfers alike. Popular spots include Kuta Beach, Uluwatu, and Canggu.

Explore Bali's scenic landscapes through hikes such as the Trek to Mount Batur for sunrise views or the Campuhan Ridge Walk for a leisurely trek.

Discover Bali's vibrant marine life in spots like Menjangan Island, Tulamben, and Amed, which are perfect for snorkeling and diving adventures.

Enjoy the natural beauty of Bali's waterfalls, including Tegenungan, Gitgit, and Sekumpul, ideal for relaxing and photography.

Experience Bali's inland rice terraces and traditional villages on guided cycling tours available in Ubud and surrounding areas.

Get an adrenaline rush and panoramic views by paragliding from beaches like Bukit or Sanur.

Camp in scenic spots such as Mount Agung or near the beaches for an immersive outdoor experience.

Perched on cliffs above the Indian Ocean, offering stunning sunset views and cultural performances.

Famous terraced landscapes near Ubud, perfect for capturing lush greenery and traditional irrigation designs.

Volcano offering sunrise treks with breathtaking panoramic views of the island and caldera.

Home to Kelingking Beach and Angel's Billabong, ideal for dramatic cliffside shots and turquoise waters.

UNESCO-listed rice terraces showcasing Bali's traditional agricultural landscape.

A series of waterfalls surrounded by lush jungle, great for nature photography.

A hidden gem with clear blue waters and unique rock formations perfect for seaside photos.

Iconic sea temple on a rocky outcrop, especially gorgeous during sunset.

A Balinese-style roasted pig, typically seasoned with a blend of turmeric, garlic, and other spices, served with rice and vegetables. Best enjoyed at warungs and local eateries around Ubud and Gianyar.

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A traditional dish featuring duck marinated with spices, wrapped in banana leaves, and slow-cooked until tender. Found at specialty restaurants and temples during festivals.

A mixture of vegetables, minced meat, coconut, and spices, usually served with rice. It's a staple in Balinese celebrations and can be found in local markets.

A mixed rice dish served with various meats, vegetables, peanuts, and sambal. Great at local warungs throughout Bali.

Balinese minced fish satay wrapped around bamboo sticks, grilled to perfection. Commonly served with rice and sambal in local eateries.

An active volcano offering sunrise hikes with stunning views over Lake Batur and surrounding landscapes.

A scenic trail in Ubud featuring lush greenery, gentle slopes, and panoramic hill views.

A challenging hike through rice terraces and forests leading to a majestic waterfall.

A trek through jungle terrain to reach a series of beautiful waterfalls, ideal for adventure seekers.

A UNESCO World Heritage site with expansive, lush rice terraces perfect for hiking and exploring traditional Bali landscapes.

Multiple waterfalls set in the mountains with trail routes passing through coffee plantations and misty forests.

The largest demographic group in Bali, encompassing the majority of the population.

The predominant religious group in Bali, making up about 83% of the population.

Significant minorities including Javanese, Sundanese, and Balinese locals.

A growing demographic of expatriates and international tourists, especially from Australia, China, and Europe.

Visiting travelers from around the world, contributing to Bali's economy and cultural diversity.

Popular due to Bali's extensive beaches and good wave conditions, especially in places like Kuta and Uluwatu.

Widely practiced in Bali's numerous resorts and retreat centers, attracting visitors seeking relaxation and spiritual growth.

A favorite pastime among locals and visitors, with many fields and informal matches across the island.

Popular around Bali's coral reefs, offering diverse marine life experiences.

Includes activities like Pencak Silat (martial arts) and traditional Balinese competitions.