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What are the best destinations to visit in Bali?
Each area is unique. Some are perfect for nature and culture, while others are all about nightlife and food but may not offer an “authentic Bali experience.”
Bali has grown rapidly over the last two decades, making it a more diverse and dynamic holiday destination. That’s why it’s essential to understand the different regions before booking your accommodation and planning your itinerary.
Most Popular & Happening Destinations in Bali
These destinations are very well developed, very popular and welcome millions of domestic and international tourists every year. Amazing holiday destinations yet also at times crowded and with less of the “authentic Bali flair”.
Destination | Short Description |
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Sanur | Quiet, Promenade, Family-Friendly, Traditional Vibe |
Nusa Dua / Benoa | Luxury Resorts, Weddings, Family-Friendly, Relaxing Beach |
Canggu / Berawa | Surfing, Digital Nomads, Beach Clubs, Trendy Vibe |
Ubud | Culture, Art, Wellness, Yoga, Nature, Calm |
Seminyak | Luxury, Nightlife, Shopping, Upscale Dining |
Kuta / Tuban | Party Scene, Affordable, Surfing, Crowded, Backpackers |
Legian | Beach Vibe, Affordable, Nightlife, Shopping, Families |
Uluwatu / Pecatu | Cliffs, Surfing, Scenic, Remote, Luxury Villas |
3 Nusa Islands | Diving, Adventure, no traffic, Scenic Beauty. White Beaches |
Jimbaran | Seafood, Sunset, Luxury Resorts, Relaxed Vibe, Families |
Most Serene & Remote Destinations in Bali
These destinations are away from the very developed south, are much more quiet and laid back, and offer an atmosphere and experiences that bring you closer to the authentic Bali.
Destination | Short Description |
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Amed / Tulamben | Diving, Snorkeling, Quiet, Black Sand Beaches |
Tabanan / Batukaru | Rice Terraces, Waterfalls, Eco-Retreats, Temples |
Sidemen | Rural, Nature, Waterfalls, Rice Terraces, Adventure |
Candidasa | Diving, Quiet, Remote, Nature, Relaxed |
Ungasan / Kutuh | Cliffs, Luxury Villas, Beach Clubs, Scenic |
Denpasar | Market, City Vibe, Local Culture, Museums |
Kintamani | Volcano, Trekking, Lake Batur, Adventure, Highlands |
Bedugul / Baturiti | Lakes, Mountains, Cool Climate, Temples, Trekking |
Padangbai | Port Town, Diving, Laid-Back, Gateway to Islands |
Singaraja & Lovina | Dolphins, Calm Beaches, Traditional Vibe, Remote, Jungle Trekking Tours |
Pemuteran | Diving, Coral Reefs, Conservation, Tranquility |
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These are the Top Reasons why travelers choose Bali
- Unique Hindu Culture & Beautiful Temples and Ceremonies
- Nature, Waterfalls, Trekking, Volcano Hike
- Health & Spirituality
- Culinary Choices and Great Restaurants
- Party & Nightlife
- Some of the Best Luxury Hotels & Private Villas
- Great Shopping for Deco, Artwork, Clothings, Jewellery
- Beach Holidays
- Spectacular Diving
- Surfing
- Friendly, tolerant and laid back atmosphere
- Backpacker & Digital Nomad Paradise
- Incredible variety of Things to Do
- Family Friendly and Suitable for young children
- Endless Summer
Bali is one of the most complete Holiday Destinations in the World. And there lies the dilemma. You won’t find everything everywhere, means, each area is very different and if you don’t know which destination offers what, you might choose the wrong destination.
Take a look at our Destination Rating Table, where we rate each area from ★☆☆☆☆ to ★★★★★.
Bali might be a single island, but its regions offer vastly different experiences. Many travelers assume they can book any hotel and easily explore, but choosing the wrong area can significantly impact your trip. Here’s why thorough research is essential:
- Some areas are very busy with nightlife and traffic. This can be overwhelming if you’re seeking peace or traveling with family.
- Many areas lack proper sidewalks. Walking, especially with a stroller or young children, can be difficult or even dangerous.
- Distances between attractions are longer than expected. Without proper planning, you may spend more time in traffic than enjoying Bali. Without a scooter or driver, choosing a walkable area makes a big difference.
- Not all beaches are swimmable. Some have strong currents, big waves, or black volcanic sand, which may not match your expectations.
- Accommodation styles vary by location. Some areas have mostly budget guesthouses, while others cater to high-end travelers with luxury resorts.
- Some areas rely heavily on motorbikes for transport. If you’re uncomfortable riding, getting around can be frustrating or expensive.
- The cultural atmosphere differs. Some areas offer deep Balinese traditions, while others are modern and commercialized.
- Dining and shopping options vary. Foodies and shoppers will find some areas far more exciting than others.
- Weather conditions change across regions. Some parts of Bali are cooler, rainier, or more humid, which may affect your plans.
- Certain areas are better for specific activities. Surfing, yoga, diving, or cultural immersion—choosing the right region enhances your experience.
- Public transport is almost non-existent.
- Accommodation prices vary greatly. A certain budget might afford a luxury villa in one area but only a basic room elsewhere.
- Seasonal crowd levels impact your stay. Some places are packed during peak seasons, while others remain tranquil.
- Some areas are more family-friendly than others. If traveling with kids, finding a safe and convenient place is essential.
The Bottom Line: Choosing the wrong Bali destination can lead to frustration, wasted time, and an experience that doesn’t meet your expectations. Researching in advance ensures you pick the right location for your needs.
Most of the top destinations are near the coastline of Bali. For a RELAXING beach vacation we suggest mainly Sanur and Nusa Dua (more luxurious in general) and of course the amazing 3 neighbouring islands Nusa Lembongan, Ceningan and Penida. If you have the time you could visit the famous Gili Islands (part of Lombok)
Bali is well known for its vibrant Nightlife, here are the main areas to consider
Kuta – Party destination for the young and wild
Seminyak – more upbeat and classy than Kuta, lots of cubs and party places
Canggu – famous for an upcoming vibrant nightlife scene with amazing beach clubs on the rise
Uluwatu – became a party destination due to the venues Savaya and Ulu Cliffhouse that feature regular parties with DJs from all over the world
First time in Bali?
Moving “around” and spending some time in different parts of Bali is easy and rewarding.
Not many travelers stay in one hotel for their whole vacation anymore. It has become very common to travel to different places and see what each area has to offer. Bali isn’t very big, so it’s easy to get from one place to another when you want to change where you’re staying.
Travel itinerary suggestions for first-time visitors to Bali (stay between 10 days and 3 weeks)
First, take your time exploring the South and arrive early to get used to the time zone and weather: A few days in Sanur, or Jimbaran or Nusa Dua (easy arrival and chill). (2-4 nights)
Then go sightseeing and explore the Center. Relocate to Ubud to learn about the culture and natural sites of central and north Bali (Daytrips & Tours, Chilling, Health, Yoga, Nature). (3–5 nights)
If you have the time, go to the islands of Lembongan and Ceningan Islands for a tropical and more simple way of life like Bali had 30 years ago (and great diving). Or, you can hop over to the Gilis, which takes a bit longer. (2–4 nights)
Finish up your trip in the south by going out, partying, shopping, or just relaxing at sunset in Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, or the new and exciting Canggu. (3–5 nights)
With such choices, you may do a lot in a short amount of time (say, two to three weeks).
When you go back to Bali, there is more to discover and explore. For decades, Bali has been a popular travel destination, and it has remained so due of the island’s abundance of wonder and wisdom.
HOT TIP – Save some time
When moving to another location, we recommend that you use the check-out day to do some sightseeing and rent a car with a driver. (save 10% on Tours & Car Rentals with our BaliCard).
Your driver will pick you up after breakfast and take you on a half- or full-day tour. He keeps your luggage safe in the car while you visit temples and other interesting sites and locations before driving you to your next location.
This is an excellent way to avoid wasting time traveling between your chosen accommodations and destinations while also saving money.
Traveling with Children
Most suitable for a holiday with kids are Sanur and Nusa Dua.
Ubud would be thirst on our list, while Canggu can be interesting however the lack of sidewalks and because its so widespread we suggest Canggu for families whose kids are not toddlers anymore.
Romantic Getaways
if we would assume that romance comes with some sort of luxury, quietness, and privacy then we would pick the following areas for romantic couples. In these destinations you can also find plenty of high end villas and hotels.
- Nusa Dua
- Sanur
- Uluwatu
- Ubud
- Ungasan
- Jimbaran
To some extend you can find an oasis in Seminyak. While the surrounding might be a bit more hectic.
There are several more remote destinations in Bali, that could be interesting or you, if you love nature
- Sidemen
- Batukaru
The Highlands
Kintamani: Nestled amidst the highlands, Kintamani captivates with its enchanting volcanic landscape, including the revered Mount Batur and picturesque Lake Batur.
Bedugul, Puncak & Baturiti: A serene oasis in the highlands, Bedugul beckons travelers with its lush botanical gardens, serene lakes, and sacred temples, offering a tranquil retreat amidst Bali’s cool mountain air.
Sidemen: Tucked away in Bali’s enchanting highlands, Sidemen charms visitors with its idyllic rice terraces, traditional villages, and serene river valleys, offering a serene escape into the heart of Balinese countryside beauty.
Batukaru: Visiting Batukaru and its highlands is a chance to experience Bali’s essence at its purest form – a harmonious blend of spirituality, nature, culture, and sustainable living. Whether seeking a spiritual retreat, an offbeat adventure, or a serene connection with nature, Batukaru’s allure is sure to captivate and rejuvenate any traveler’s spirit.
We suggest you do the following. Even though it might look like a bit of work to do, we strongly suggest you get through this page or follow a similar process, to make sure you avoid the places that are not for you and enjoy the Bali experience you would love to have.
- First understand which areas are popular and which are more remote (see below)
- Scroll through the short descriptions where we outline in general what this destination is about and make a list of areas that resonate with you. (below)
- Have a look at the map to understand how far these shortlisted destinations of yours are away from each other (below)
- Go into the detail pages of each shortlisted destination to make sure this is a place you wish to explore (click on the destination links)
- Have a look at the hotel options in each area, use the map view!, review and price filters (Accommodation Booking)
- Decide on how many days to stay where and think about check out time and travel time to the next destination (car, scooter or even ferry when you hop to another island
- Finalise your itinerary and book the accommodation after you have full clarity about your itinerary (Best Prices)
Bali's Best Destinations at a Glance
Canggu & Berawa
Canggu (including Berawa and Pererenan) is Bali’s most up-and-coming destination. There's something for everyone, from backpackers to partygoers and spiritual seekers. Feels like Ubud but with a beach and a touch of Seminyak. Despite traffic jams, digital nomads and surfers love it here.There is a big range of accommodation choices, as well as coffee shops, bars, beach clubs, gyms, spas, and yoga studios. It's not the best destination for luxury travelers and families with young kids anymore.
#everything #beachclubs #yoga #party #coworking #healthyfood #coffeeshops #smoothiebowls #sunset Canggu Travel Guide
Category | Rating |
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Party & Nightlife | ★★★★☆ (Very Lively with famous beach clubs, bars, and clubs) |
Food & Cafés | ★★★★★ (One of Bali’s best areas for foodies) |
Nature & Greenery | ★★☆☆☆ (Urbanization is increasing) |
Small Kids & Family-Friendly | ★★☆☆☆ (Limited sidewalks, not stroller-friendly, need a scooter) |
Cultural Experience | ★★☆☆☆ (Some temples & local markets) |
Luxury Travel | ★★☆☆☆ (Some high-end villas but not a high end destination) |
Budget Travel | ★★★★☆ (Great for backpackers & digital nomads with plenty of homestays and guest houses) |
Tranquility & Traffic | ★☆☆☆☆ (Traffic congestion is a real issue) |
Shopping | ★★★★☆ Boutiques, surf shops, local markets, and designer brands available |
Romance & Couples | ★★★☆☆ Trendy and social, but lacks secluded, intimate spots like Uluwatu. |
Surfing | ★★★★☆ Great for beginners & intermediates, with multiple beach breaks. |
Kuta & Tuban
Kuta is where it all began. It's the most popular travel destination beside Seminyak, Ubud and Canggu. This (mostly) low-cost alternative is perfect for travelers who want to have fun at the beach without breaking the bank. You may buy souvenirs, dine at fast food chains and chain restaurants, and stay at hotels that are typically 3 or 4 ratings. Kuta draws a mixed crowd of Indonesian Tourists, Australians, Indians and "young party seekers and backpackers" from all over the world. If you are looking to experience the Balinese culture, this is not your place.
#party #young #veryaffordable #easysurf #sunset #bintangbeer #lovedbyaussis #beachwalkshopping #legendary #nightlife #crowdedattimes Kuta Travel Guide
Seminyak & Petitenget
If you travel north from Kuta, you will find Seminyak & Petitenget. Almost like an extension of Kuta & Legian but a bit more upper class (a bit). Some Beach Clubs, plenty of Shops & Boutiques, amazing Luxury Villas & Resorts yet also many budget and medium-sized accommodations. There are some incredible restaurants and culinary marvels in the area. This is a good place to start exploring the nightlife of Bali, with its great international crowd. Also like in Kuta, it can be busy, and rice fields and the Balinese culture are somewhat far away, which is why travelers usually book day trips to the more remote areas in Bali or spend maybe 3-4 days max in Seminyak before moving on to explore the authentic aspects of Bali.
#nightlife #greatfood #mixed #easysurf #sunset #shopping #luxury #villas #beach #spas #clubbing Seminyak Travel Guide
Ubud
Ubud is known as Bali’s cultural and artistic center where people from all over the globe come to attend seminars and workshops focused on taking care of their mind, body, and soul and finding more balance and well-being in all parts of their lives. Excellent location from which to explore Bali's center and north, including its many surrounding temples, waterfalls, and rice terraces. Many beautiful small shops, cafes, boutiques and since decades, Ubud is a magnet for spiritual seekers. Life is more calm here. Although there are many tourists from the south visiting Bali during the day, which crowds up the main streets. Don't forget to visit one of the traditional dance shows. Ubud is also popular among digital nomads due to its amazing coffee shops, co-working spaces, and healthy food options. The climate is significantly cooler than at the coast.
#spiritual #art #temples #coolbreeze #nature #relaxed #digitalnomads #tours #shopping #monkeyforest #ubudmarket Ubud Travel Guide
Nusa Dua & Tanjung Benoa
Away from it all, on the south-west tip of Bali is world famous Nusa Dua. A dedicated area for international 5-star beachfront resorts nestled along a white sandy beach. The area is often chosen for international conventions and events, popular destination for weddings, honeymoons, and luxury seekers. The beach and the sea are perfect for a relaxed holiday and for families with kids. Also here the Balinese culture is quite far away, and one needs to go on one of the day trips to see rice fields and experience the authentic aspects of Bali. Tanjung Benoa, the Peninsular north of Nusa Dua, is home to many 3 and 4-star resorts and is popular among families and domestic tourists.
#luxury #beach #vip #5-star-resorts #culinary #conventions #golf #celebrities #familyfriendly #dining #romantic Nusa Dua Travel Guide
Legian
Legian, which is north of Kuta, is a slightly quieter option than Kuta, while it is still close to bars and clubs and the vibrant nightlife. It is somewhat an extension of Kuta and developed a bit later than its "older sister." Families from Down Under frequent here because of the variety of affordable hotels, cafes, spas, and shops available. Still reasonably priced, there are a number of high-end 4-star hotels and many gift shops that line the streets of Legian. Beautiful beach for swimming and surfing.
#beach #mixed #affordable #easysurf #sunset #families #3to4star #shops #shopping Legian Travel Guide
Sanur
As one of Bali's "most serene" tourist destinations, it has managed to stay charming and quiet for the most part. It's great for kids because the beach is safe for swimming and it has a beautiful promenade with hotels and restaurants right on the beach. The Sanur beach promenade is a small paradise with beautiful restaurants, cafes, and small shops. The newly opened Icon Bali Mall has left its mark on Sanur and offers a variety of international and local brands in fashion and food. There are a lot of 3- to 5-star hotels, a residential area, and a new port where the boats to Lembongan and Penida leave. Favorite destination for foreign retirees. Great for a romantic getaway and a relaxed Bali holiday.
#families #relaxed #calmbeach #serene #romantic #traditional #authentic #promenade #divecenters #escaperooms #sidewalks #bicyclefriendly Sanur Travel Guide
Jimbaran & Kedonganan
A beautiful bay in a more relaxed part of Bali. Beach resorts for families with some of Bali's most iconic hotels. The southern end of the beach is known as Kedonganan, and it is well-known for its beachside seafood BBQ. Jimbaran is just south of the airport and a great spot to explore the southern peninsular (Bukit). Overall it's a very quiet destination.
#families #relaxed #whitesand #seafoodonthebeach #romantic #sunset #4to5star Jimbaran Travel Guide
Nusa Lembongan, Ceningan, Penida
Also known as Bali's Golden Triangle. From Sanur, it takes 45 minutes by boat to reach Bali's three "sister islands." Some compare it to Bali 30 years ago, but with a more comfortable atmosphere. A tropical paradise with some of the area's best diving. Small bungalow hotels rule the roost, with simple but decent restaurants. However, in order to get around, you must be able to ride a scooter.
#tropical #adventure #whitesand #paradise #romantic #scubadiving #molamola #nocars #guesthouses Nusa Islands Travel Guide
Uluwatu & Pecatu
The south west coast of the Bukit Peninsular has white sandy beaches in Balangan, Padang Padang, and Bingin. Backpackers, surfers, and now digital nomads love it here. Pecatu, which is quieter and more laid back, is home to some of the best luxury villas in Bali, as well as upcoming 4-5 star resorts in Pecatu with a golf course.
#surfing #cliffs #whitesand #remote #nomads #temple #uluwatutemple Uluwatu & Pecatu Travel Guide
Amed & Tulamben
The area is home to two quiet, down-to-earth fishing villages in Bali's northwestern region, and it is well-known for scuba diving and snorkeling, nature tours, and amazing views from Mount Agung. The less well-known beaches and villages of Jemeluk, Lipah, and Selang are nearby and well worth a visit.
#diving #remote #blacksand #raw #simple #nature #apnoe #quiet #yoga #serene #backpacking Amed & Tulamben Travel Guide
Candidasa
East Bali's main tourism area, yet still quiet and remote, with decent accommodations. Excellent starting point for day trips and excursions, including snorkeling and diving.
#diving #remote #quiet #raw #simple #nature Candidasa Travel Guide
Ungasan & Kutuh
Quiet and remote, nestled on Bali's most southern tip, with stunning coastline and steep cliffs. It is home to some of the best resorts, beach clubs, luxury villas and estates. Ungasan in particular, is popular for weddings and honeymoons. There is no real "center" to go for a stroll, so you definitely need transportation.
#cliffs #savayaclub #villas #remote #nature #villas #luxury Ungasan & Kutuh Travel Guide
Sidemen
Sidemen - an authentic Bali experience of being surrounded by rural Balinese life. Even if you can’t stay long, Sidemen is worth the visit for an adventure vastly different to what you’d get on the west side. Sidemen hotels are a bit more rustic and homelier, where you get to enjoy stunning views of natural landscapes and be in the midst of a relaxing atmosphere.
#eastbali #sidemen #remote #nature #waterfalls #riceterraces #rafting Sidemen Travel Guide
Batukaru, North Tabanan
Tabanan stretches from the coast of Tanah Lot Temple to the north of Batukaru Volcano. The highlands around this magnificent mountain is stunningly beautiful. Known for eco-retreats and eco-tourism. It's remote, quiet, and full of nature, with rice terraces, coffee & cacao plantations, making it ideal for trekking and waterfalls.
#batukaru #remote #nature #eco #waterfalls #riceterraces #temples Batukaru Tabanan Travel Guide
Bedugul, Puncak & Baturiti
Similar to Kintamani, this is located in Bali's Highlands, with lakes, hot springs, forests, amazing trekking, fruit and coffee plantations, and the majestic Mount Batur volcano. Nestled amidst picturesque landscapes, these areas boast a refreshing climate, lush greenery, and serene lakes. Bedugul is renowned for its iconic Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, set against the backdrop of Lake Beratan, while Baturiti offers a tranquil escape with its rural ambiance and traditional Balinese charm. Together, these neighboring destinations create an enchanting retreat for travelers seeking natural beauty and cultural experiences.
#highlands #remote #nature #eco #waterfalls #coffeeplantations #temples #twinlakes #trekking Bedugul, Puncak, Baturiti Guide
Kintamani Highlands & Mount Batur
Kintamani, a captivating tourist destination in Bali, its a breathtaking highland region offers a mesmerizing blend of natural beauty and cultural experiences. Located in the regency of Bangli, Kintamani is famed for its awe-inspiring vistas of Mount Batur, an active volcano, and the serene Lake Batur. The cool mountain air, lush landscapes, and proximity to unique cultural attractions make Kintamani an alluring destination for travelers seeking a blend of adventure and tranquility. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, an avid hiker, or simply seeking to immerse yourself in Balinese culture, Kintamani promises an unforgettable experience.
#highlands #remote #nature #eco #waterfalls #coffeeplantations #temples #danaubratan #trekking #mountbatur Kintamani & Highlands
Travel Destinations Beyond Bali - Hop to other Islands and explore more Wonders of Indonesia
The 3 Gilis
The Gili Islands – Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air – are a trio of tropical gems off Lombok’s coast, each offering a unique blend of paradise. With no motorized vehicles allowed, they’re a haven for eco-conscious travelers and beach enthusiasts. Gili Trawangan, the liveliest of the three, is known for its vibrant nightlife and the iconic Full Moon Party. Gili Meno is a peaceful retreat, perfect for honeymooners seeking serene beaches and underwater sculptures. Gili Air strikes a balance with a relaxed vibe, known for its diving spots and local beach cafes. Together, the Gilis are a top pick for island-hopping, snorkeling, and sunset views.
#gilitrawangan #gilimeno #giliair #islandlife #divingparadise #coralreefs #sunsets #fullmoonparty #sandyfeet #snorkeling Gili Islands Travel Guide
Lombok
Lombok is a treasure trove of natural wonders, boasting pristine beaches, lush jungles, and thrilling surf breaks. Adventurers can tackle the iconic Mount Rinjani trek, a volcanic hike that rewards climbers with breathtaking views over its crater lake. Lombok’s quieter pace and scenic routes make it an excellent escape and a perfect opportunity for experiencing Indonesia’s untouched beauty.
#rinjani #nature #trekking #surfing #mandalika #beaches #adventure #islandescape #mosques #hoptogilis Lombok Travel Guide
Labuan Bajo & the Komodo Dragon
Labuan Bajo is a stunningly beautiful beach destination and known as the Gateway to Komodo and the Komodo National Park. Beside Lombok, Labuan and Komodo island are among the most popular destinations for Bali travelers. Dive into crystal-clear waters teeming with vibrant marine life. Island hopping will reveal pristine beaches, including the famous Pink Beach. Known for its breathtaking natural beauty, rich marine life, and unique cultural heritage.
#komodo #dragon #trekking #beaches #nationalpark #diving #remote #adventure #nature #islandhopping Labuan Bajo & Komodo Guide
Destination Rating
Scroll to the right for more categoriesDestination | Party | Culinary | Nature | Small Kids | Culture | Luxury Traveling | Budget Traveling | Tranquility & Traffic | Shopping | Romance | Surfing |
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Canggu | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★☆☆☆☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★★☆ |
Berawa (Canggu) | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★☆☆☆☆ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★☆☆☆☆ | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★★☆ |
Seminyak | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ | ★☆☆☆☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★★★★☆ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★☆☆☆☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★☆☆ |
Kuta / Tuban | ★★★★★ | ★★★☆☆ | ★☆☆☆☆ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★☆☆☆☆ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★★★★★ | ★☆☆☆☆ | ★★★☆☆ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★★★★☆ |
Wonderful Indonesia Beyond Bali
Bali is often used as a hub to other islands in Indonesia.
Beyond Bali | Expect |
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Lombok | Adventure, Volcanic Landscapes, Pristine Beaches, Trekking, Surfing |
The Gilis | Island Charm, No Traffic – No Cars – No Scooters, Party & Quiet Options, White Sands |
Labuan Bajo & Komodo | Komodo Dragon, Diving Haven, Natural Beauty, Natural Park, Cruises |