The Most Interesting Places to Visit in Bali

Some interesting places to visit in Bali (Must visit)

This is a magical island trapped with many temples, cultural treasures, and tropical sceneries.

Wherever you go; you are always going to find something special to enrich your senses.

Visit Kuta

This is a beach resort town and a very popular one too as it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. In Kuta, you can find almost everything; plenty of entertainment, good beaches’ waves, restaurants, hotels, bars, many religious temples and historical sites. This is a place you absolutely shouldn’t miss.

Visit the capital of Bali; Denpasar

Denpasar is located in the southern part of Bali and it is the gateway to the island where you can find the best sandy beaches.

There is much aquatic enjoyment there as well as the relaxing quiet stretches, spas, and resorts.

Visit Bangli

If you are dreaming to spend your holiday among terrace fields, coffee plantations, and hills covered with green tropical vegetation; you should visit the tourist villages in Bangli.

The Hindu Buddhist temples are also a must-visit. And what about taking a bath in its magical waterfalls?

Shop in “Bintang Seminyak”

Supermarket in Seminyak Whether you prefer local creations or live on international products; you can find them both in a Supermarket called Bintang Seminyak. A variety of gifts’ options and souvenirs are also available, and the freshest fruits and vegetables.

The district of Manggis

is for those tourists who want to feel the nature and touch the vegetation in the small villages. The district is also surrounded by paddy fields’ views and exquisite tropical sceneries.

Visit Waterbom Bali.

This is the most attractive of Bali’s attractions for families with young children. In this park, you will find pools, slides as well as half pipes for adults and kids.

Bali Safari and Marine Park in Gianyar

is Bali’s largest animal park which hosts more than 60 species. You can take a bus tour through the park to see up to 400 animals from three different regions. The park consists of a water park, recreation area, fun zone, Bali theatre, cottages and bungalows, and restaurants.

Tanah Lot Temple

is one of the most sea iconic temples in Bali. Based on top of a huge rock formation, and surrounded by the sea. Just perfect for photography!

Jatiluwih Rice Terraces

in Tabanan is a big region upland village in West Bali, most famous for its landscapes that are both marvelous and truly exotic, plus it’s excellent for taking photos.

Uluwatu Temple

is another important sea temple in Bali, based on a cliff edge in the southwestern Bukit peninsula. Uluwatu temple has a lot of interesting things to be seen.

Pura Ulun Danu Batan

rests at the edge of Lake Bratan, which makes it different from the other temples. Imagine the peace, serenity and the beauty of this temple surrounded by a beautiful reflecting lake.

Dolphins Boat trip in Lovina

If you love dolphins; do not miss the chance to take a dolphin boat trip in Lovina. Lovina offers many other attractions that make your stay even more interesting.

Visit the heart of Bali, Ubud

What about a bike tour around Ubud? Where you can find everything packed with the best of Bali, or take up some outdoor activities like rafting or try a culinary activity. Simply, you are never going to get bored in this adorable land!

Kuta Beach for a party

>If you like to socialize, party, and meet new people; you should visit Kuta beach, the most visited beach in Bali. Here you can find a lot of places suitable for what you are looking for, at different budgets.

Ayana bar on rocks

Ayana Bar is the best bar in Bali, overlooking the sea where you can see and hear the waves impacting into the sides of the wall while enjoying, chilling, dancing, and drinking at the top of a cliff.

Besakih Temple

East Bali Balinese people call it 'The Mother Temple of Bali’. Besakih is the largest of all the Balinese temples with three different caste groups temples dedicated to Shiva, Brahma, and Vishnu.

Take a walk on Kuta Beach Street

When you are visiting Bali, it is almost inevitable to pass by Kuta. The one-way road that runs down to Kuta Beach is called J1. Pantai Kuta (Kuta Beach Street). And it is one of the most famous and interesting streets in Bali.

Goa Gajah Gianyar ‘Elephant Cave’

This is a unique place to see for its historical significance, located six kilometers out of central Ubud, on the western cool edge of Bedulu Village.

Visit the palace Tirta Gangga

Is a royal palace located in Eastern Bali, near Abang, about 5 kilometers from Karangasem. This is a palace of appreciation for the Hindu Balinese. The name goes back to the water palace surrounded by rural areas and lots of pools, fountains, gardens, and statues destroyed by the eruption of Mount Agung in 1963 and rebuilt and restored with a magnificence royal air.

Visit Neka Art Museum

The Neka Art Museum is located in Ubud, Bali. Opened in 1982 and established by Suteja Neka, with the help and advice of Rudolf Bonnet and Arie Smith. Suteja Neka was an English teacher who documented and preserved Balinese paintings to reflect the traditional architecture.

Spend quality time with the Orangutans at Bali Zoo

If you love the different animal species; you must pay a visit to the zoo at Bali. Friendly orangutans are waiting for you and hanging out in the restaurant’s playground area. Get ready early from your hotel and the Zoo Keeper will guide you to the jungle to share the best time with the unusual fun animals.

Kintamani and Mount Batur

Kintamani is the home of Central Mount Batur which is an active volcano placed between two concentric calderas, and the Caldera Lake. Penelokan is the favorite tour stopover in this region.

Visit some secret beaches in Bali

You can get away from the crowds and have a day for yourself by visiting beaches that only locals know about with experienced guides who knows everything about the region to enjoy a nice day under the sun.

6 Best hotel resorts in Bali

If you want to make your stay memorable in Bali, choose one of the best hotels. They offer wonderful views and landscapes combined with luxury features with warm hospitality services and high-quality facilities. Moreover, these hotels are always close to the highlights, whether a popular beach resort or a great island destination.

Each of Bali’s hotels has a different and unique feature that suits different needs and tastes. You can choose among a dream beach vacation, romantic island getaway, or Bali’s lush green landscape.

Just be sure that whichever you prefer; you are always going to find a beach, a restaurant, and a hotel combined to make your visit unforgettable.

The Villas Tejakula

The Villas Tejakula is on the beach in Penuktukan. Where you can catch some rays at the pool, snorkel and walk around this wonderful spa that is attended by a helpful staff. Furthermore, you will find amenities in all rooms from free WiFi to coffee makers.

Sanak Retreat in Bali

Come to Sanak Retreat and experience Bali’s essence and culture. Admire the wonderful tropical landscape with mountain views and green rice fields. Like most of the resorts in Bali; Sanak Retreat has spacious houses with a private terrace or a balcony overlooking the scenery.

Klumpu Bali Resort

This is an affordable fancy resort in a widely popular location. The Resort offers 8 villas perfectly placed in an unfrequented area which makes it ideal for business travelers, as well as families.

Klumpu Bali Resort beach’s location is your chance to indulge into the first class beaches that amuse the whole world. The hardwood furnished villas situated around a gorgeous lagoon, each of them has an attic. All the villas are decorated with local art and designed in brown tones, reflecting the authentic Balinese culture.

Bidadari Private Villas in Ubud

These famous villas are located 10 minutes from Ubud. It is a cultural center with famous restaurants, and a wide-range of shopping options, mixed with ceremonies and the Balinese culture feel. If you want to escape from the pressures of modern life, relax for a bit, and get back to nature; this is the perfect place. They are two-story villas looking over the fascinating valley of Ubud surrounded by the green fields of rice.

Viceroy Bali Andong

This is a luxurious villa resort that is placed in the perfect high ground and cultural center of Bali in Ubud. This five-star resort takes advantage of the natural surroundings. Experience sitting in a green valley looking on to one of the historical rivers in Bali. Here you can admire and feel the nature with the calm and serenity of this hotel’s grounds, getting rid of the modern cities’ noise. It is just 90 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport and 15 minutes from art galleries, museums, restaurants and more.

Awarta Nusa Dua

Awarta Nusa Dua is the most visited resort area in Nusa Dua on the southern peninsula of Bali. This is a renewed luxury place, proper for families and couples looking for a relaxing tropical retreat. Just half an hour from the International Airport and five minutes’ drive away from Taman Bhagawan’s Beach, so close to Bali Nusa Dua’s Convention Center.

What about restaurants in Bali?

It is a real challenge to select the best restaurant from a wide range of world-class dining venues. In Bali, you can find both international and local cuisines, specialties in terms of region and sophistication with fantastic and inspiring views, as well as the most talented chefs innovating all year round. No doubt that you can find these dishes you love and experience tasting new ones in a unique location and a green tropical environment. Take a look at these 6 top restaurants.

6 of the best restaurants in Bali

Kubu Restaurant in Bali

Offers a picturesque riverside scenery with a Mediterranean and European cuisine attracting those who love food, plus the most romantic view that makes it perfect for newlyweds. This restaurant is special for a romantic dinner while listening to the river sound. However, it is recommended to reserve your table in advance.

CasCades in Ubud

This luxurious restaurant is located at The Viceroy Bali in a charming village with sophisticated villas as well as indoor and outdoor pools and splendid views looking east over Petanu River.

Amenities includes a posh restaurant, a bar/lounge, a lavish spa, as well as a hilltop infinity pool with a fountain and a swim-up bar. It is located in Viceroy Bali, Jalan Lanyahan, Banjar Nagi, Ubud

Swept Away

If you want to visit a place so close to nature and look out from a flying deck to gaze at an amazing running river through Ubud; you should visit Wept Away Restaurant. Where you will get to experience the nature and enjoy a variety of food that will make your visit more enchanting.

Swept Away Restaurant is in Jl. Raya Sayan, Kabupaten Gianyar, Ubud, Bali.

Pearl Restaurant Seminyak

Pearl Restaurant, Bali serves authentic French food in a delicate but intimate garden setting with a bar. Pearl Hotel and Restaurant. Is located in Gang Eddy, Jalan Arjuna (Double Six).

Blanco par Mandif in Ubud

Serves as many as 10 dinners at once, and has a touch of exclusiveness. Besides, it serves delicious local Indonesian food. This place is located in Blanco Renaissance Museum, Ubud. Just remember to book in advance.

Soleil in Nusa Dua

At The Mulia Bali is famous for its extravagant dinners on the weekends and Sunday’s brunches of Mediterranean and Asian cuisine.

Location: Nusa Dua Selatan, Sawangan.

Let’s talk about the 6 dreamiest beaches in Bali!

Sanur Beach

This is a calm and relaxed alternative on the southeastern coast of Bali, strikes a nice balance between local life and the mostly European and Australian tourists. Here the sand is golden instead of white. You can walk through a pleasant paved path extends from one end of the beach to the other and near the north end, there are few food stalls that sell skewered meat, Gado Gado and the delicious roasted corn slathered with garlic.

Padang Padang Beach

It is located in the extreme southernmost of Bali on the Bukit Peninsula in Uluwatu. Padang Padang is a place for sunbathers, surfers, and paddle boarders. It is a pretty beach with white sand, most of the time crowded because of its small size. Vendors offer food and drinks as well as sarongs. You can use bathrooms and shower facilities for a small payment. You should know that there is not a resort here. To reach Padang Padang, you have to walk for about 15 minutes or take a taxi if the sun is unbearable.

Perasi Beach or 'Pasir Putih' Karangasem

On East Bali. Perasi Beach or ‘Virgin Beach’ lies between the villages of Bugbug and namesake Perasi, in the Karangasem, and makes a heavenly secluded spot between two hills.

Suluban Beach in Uluwatu

It is among Bali’s most unique beaches, it’s hidden through natural limestone cliffs and can be accessed through rocks’ steps and linear spaces. This tiny beach is perfect for surfers, however, it’s not the best for sunbathers. To access Suluban; you will have to follow a tapering and steeped rocky steps. But when you finally reach the sand, it is totally worth it.

Amed Karangasem in East Bali

Amed Beach spans over seven different seaside villages: Amed, Jemeluk, Bunutan, Lipah, Selang, Banyuning and Aas. All the fishing villages. Famous as a diving spot, the quiet shores with its dramatic sunrises are not to miss.

How to reach it: The long drive east is straightforward, passing the Klungkung and Karangasem entry points. Follow the road signs.

Padangbai/Blue Lagoon

This beach is important because it hosts East Bali’s seaport, and blessed with small hidden stunning beaches which are ideal for diving, snorkeling, and day trippers. Blue Lagoon has only 60 meters of soft white sand. Both are amazing for relaxing under the shades of a parasol.


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