Picking the dream location for your holiday can be hard work sometimes, especially when you start looking in the exclusive neighbourhood of Jimbaran and Uluwatu on Bali's southern coast.
With so many incredible villas and resorts scattered throughout the cliff tops we thought we would hand pick a few of our favourites and share them with our fans... Enjoy!
Perched on the gentle slopes leading up towards the central mountains, Ubud remains the remarkable hub of Balinese culture.
Our Teams handpicked selections of our favourite Ubud Resorts and Villas. Have a browse through and feel free to share with us any of your favourites so we can add them to the list for everyone to enjoy!
Getting around Bali is relatively easy. Taxi operators abound and you can easily wave for one along the streets of Bali's major beach resort areas. For more convenience, you can rent a car or even charter one. Other budget ways to travel in Bali include public buses and the locally popular bemo - short for becak bermotor or ‘motorised rickshaws’ in the local tongue, a term which nowadays also applies to public commuter vans and minibuses. You can also ask for shuttle transfer services provided by your own hotel – ask your concierge.
Bali has some of the best breaks anywhere in the world and provided below are a few we recommend... let us know if there's anything you missed! The dry season of April to October is the most consistent time for surf where The Bukit peninsula, stretching from Uluwatu, through Padang Padang, Impossibles, Bingin and Balangan pumps during this time.
‘Sunday Brunches’ have become trendy amongst the high-end international hotels over the past few years all around the world. With buffets and all you can eat style dinning cascading with oysters, sashimi, premium meats, decadent desserts, accompanied with free flow champagne if you choose, it’s no surprise the trend has caught on here in Bali. Here we have the best of Bali’s Sunday Brunches from gastronomic and extravagant, sophisticated and polished to child friendly.
Bali is constantly voted one of the best islands in the world and there is good reason for it. It is the dream destination for many, and the epitome of the tropical island idyll. Bali really does have it all, stunning beaches including some of the best surf breaks in the world, it has resorts and villas that will take your breathe away and now boasts some of the worlds best restaurants.
For those planning on travelling to Bali, we thought we would share a guide to the island from getting around, to the best restaurants and even on how to not getting ripped off!
We’ve all been to Bali - once, twice or maybe you’ve been going to Bali since Kuta was considered ‘exotic’. Over the recent years, probably with the help of The Bali Bible’s Instagram account you might have had some of the surrounding islands of Bali enter your radar and pique your curiosity. Indonesia is made up of over 17,000 separate islands, 922 of them inhabited. Here is a guide to a handful of them.
