Bali Holidays

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.

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.

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.

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.