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    There's something for almost everyone in Bali. Relax on the beaches, explore the ancient temples, or stroll from bar to bar. With holidays in Bali, you can even get up close to the monkeys.

    The Immortal Isle

    Bali isn’t called the Islands of the Gods for nothing. Despite the laid back approach to living, there’s still plenty of buzz here, and you’ll never get bored with the sheer range of natural delights. Black-sand beaches on the east coast, volcanoes at the highest peaks, and nightlife that'll contrast with the holy temples you saw in the daytime mean that Bali will never get old.

    Beaches for everyone

    Watersports are one of the most popular activities on Bali, especially the big three of swimming, snorkelling, and surfing. Head to the busiest spots for some great waves and thriving bars, or take a step away from the crowds and explore some of the more isolated, relaxed bays. Surfers and divers love Bali, and it's easy to see why.

    Going back to nature

    If you get tired of the nightlife, Bali is home to some of the most diverse landscapes on earth. Traditional rice fields can be found all over the island, as can thick pine forests. It’s the volcanoes that occasionally spew lava that most people head to though, especially the famous climb to watch the sunrise from the top of Mount Batur.

    Cultural and spiritual charm

    If the incredible natural wonders of Bali don’t appeal, then there's plenty to do for culture lovers too. Head to the art galleries and museums in Ubud, and take a break in one of the traditional al fresco restaurants and cafes.

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    At a glance

    • Head to the traditional markets in Ubud
    • Hike to the top of a volcano
    • Relax in style on magnificent beaches

    Top things to See and Do in Bali

    • BEACHES
    • SHOPPING
    • NIGHTLIFE
    • FOOD & DRINK
    • Relaxation

      One of the most well known of Bali’s beaches, Seminyak Beach is the ideal place to get away from it all. You can hire umbrellas and sun loungers here, and chill out on the sunny and super fine sands. The beach is lined with cosy beach clubs where you can sit, cocktail in hand, and gaze out over the Indian Ocean. There’s lots of little shops in the area, and you can even book yourself a beachfront massage.

    • Beach parties

      Best for beach parties is Kuta Beach, which is lively in the day and even more lively after sundown. During the daytimes, the local surf school attracts young travellers looking to ride the waves. And at night, the sands become a hotspot for local musicians who turn the beach into one big party. You’ll find traditional Indonesian food offered beachside, and international fare like juicy steaks just over the road.

    • Watersports

      Lying halfway between Seminyak Beach and Kuta Beach is Legian Beach. This is a watersports hotspot, especially for keen surfers and bodyboarders. You can hire all your equipment right here on the beach, so there’s no need to pack your own gear. Entrance to the water is shallow here, so the whole family can get involved in the fun. And when it’s time to relax, the nearby juice bars offer up cool refreshments.

    • Bargain Buys

      Bargain buys

      In Bali’s marketplaces and beachside stalls, you can pick up all sorts of bargain buys, like wooden Balinese crafts, beaded jewellery, handwoven textiles, natural organic soaps, and dreamcatchers. Accessories bearing the Bintang beer brand are also popular. If you’re looking to visit Bali’s most famous market which was featured in Eat, Pray, Love, it’s the Ubud Traditional Market near the Monkey Forest.

    • Mid-Range Buys

      Mid-range buys

      Barong masks, modelled after the Balinese King of the Spirits, are massively popular souvenirs. They come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, and from simple to incredibly intricate carvings. Silver jewellery is another good option, especially silver that’s been made into a Gamelan ball. These balls, which are also called harmony balls, feature a chime inside. Locals use them as part of their daily meditation practice.

    • Designer Buys

      Designer buys

      The main shopping street of Seminyak runs parallel to the beachfront, and it’s a shopper’s paradise. There’s lots of designer boutiques and retailers here, and it’s easy to find brands like Frangipani, Enki Eyewear, and MINKPINK. And if you’re looking for everything under one roof, Bali’s malls are the place to be. The Beachwalk shopping centre in Kuta boasts brands like Guess, H&M, Kate Spade, and Lacoste.

    • Laid-back evenings

      Family nights

      Nightlife in Bali isn’t just about drinking and dancing. In fact, you can have a great night out without the booze. Bali’s night markets are buzzing, with opportunities to shop for handicrafts and souvenirs, and grab a bite to eat from a local vendor. You’ll also find cultural performances at the night markets, giving you a chance to learn more about traditional Balinese arts. Alternatively, why not book an evening spa treatment, or take a beachfront stroll under the stars? And if you do fancy a drink or two, Bali’s serene rooftop lounges are ideal. Nusa Dua, Sanur, and Ubid are amongst some of the island’s quietest resorts.

    • Lively evenings

      Beach parties

      Bali was once a hippy hotspot, and even now that its visitors are a more diverse bunch, it’s retained that fun, down-to-earth, anything goes party vibe. The coastal resorts of Kuta, Legian, and Seminyak are amongst the most lively destinations on the island. Typically, Bali’s coastal nights begin with a traditional Indonesian dinner at a local restaurant before moving to the nightclubs, bars, and beach clubs. Kuta has a well-earned reputation for being wild and free, while Seminyak offers a more upmarket atmosphere.

    • Balinese cuisine

      Balinese cuisine brings together Indonesian, Chinese, and Indian flavours into one gastronomical delight. Rice plays a huge role in Balinese cuisine, and is often steamed and served alongside spiced meats, vegetables, and exotic fruits. Warming spices like black pepper, cumin, clove, and nutmeg are often used.

    • Typical dishes

      While there are lots of tasty dishes to try, one of the most popular is betutu, which is chicken or duck cooked in the iconic Balinese spice blend. Another option is lawar, which is a minced meat dish of fresh veggies and coconut. And for something different, savoury porridge called bubur mengguh is one to try.

    • Street food culture

      There’s a big street food scene in Bali. Pedagang are mobile stalls, often bicycles, that serve up quick bites that are easy to eat. You’ll also find lots of warungs along the roadside and along the beaches. These family-run huts specialise in traditional fare like deep fried snapper and spiced pork crackling.

    • Beverages

      One of the most potent drinks in Bali is Arrack. Distilled from sugarcane, Arrack is similar to a dark rum, with deep and rich flavours. Or for a drink with a difference, brem is a sweet and fruity fermented drink made from sticky rice. And for cocktails, Bali Moon fruit-flavoured liqueurs offer a taste of summer.

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