THE SERENE BALI

Island of the gods’, Bali showcases a unique sense of spirituality. Here, different religions, cultures, and customs live happily side by side, always with a smile and a deep appreciation for the enjoyment of life. It is this joy, peace, and special philosophy of life which makes Bali so special. Not only that, but also the countless beautiful temples, and colorful shrines, often surrounded by wonderful nature and wild monkeys. Places such as Ubud, are the ultimate jungle oasis of tranquility, and calm. so I planned to visit bail in month of February.

The Samaya Seminyak

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My stay at south bali in samaya was wonderful. From the start of the day until the end of the day the property is just magic. The resort style pool is perfect for a morning swim, followed by the most delicious breakfast by the beach watching the waves roll by. To fill the day you can simply relax in your private pool villa or by the resort pool in the cabanas. In the evening there are lounges in the front garden area to sit and watch the sunset over the water while drinking a cocktail. You can then move over to the outdoor restaurant and have dinner.

Nusa Penida

This is an essential! Can you see the T-Rex yet? Apparently I’m the only one who can’t. Kelingking is one of the best things to do on Nusa Penida and although you’ll be surrounded by crowds, it’s no less impressive. From the parking lot it’s a long climb down to this point pictured.

I’d say it took around 15 minutes, clutching at roots and branches the whole way. I bottom-shuffled down and clung to things on the way up. I joked after that other people were looking cute ‘n’ beachy while I looked like I was returning from war!

Broken beach

One of the most popular things to do on Nusa Penida is watch the waves swirl inside the cliff bowl that is Broken Beach. It’s right beside Angel’s Billabong so you can easily combine the two. Broken Beach was once a cave but after the roof fell in, it became a unique natural feature with an arched entrance.

No boats or people go inside – the powerful waves are something you wouldn’t want to reckon with! Park your scooter up for 11,000 IDR and see Angel’s Billabong and Broken Beach at once.

Wander The Picturesque Rice Terraces

Walk through the rice fields around Ubud
The best-known (and therefore most touristic) rice fields are in Tegalalang, near Ubud. The place has become one of the most popular places for Instagram photos.

A beautiful rice field path for a leisurely walk is on the way to the sweet restaurant Sari Organik, which is also surrounded by rice fields. You should also visit the Ayung River between Ketewan and Sayan.

Elephant Cave

Enter the Goa Gajah – the Elephant Cave
Although there were never any elephants in Bali, you’ll find an elephant cave in Bedulu, east of Ubud. Starting from the parking lot, after a few meters you will discover a beautiful complex with smaller Buddha statues and the temple Pura Taman.

That it is actually a spring sanctuary, you can tell by the pool in front of the entrance to the cave. Received from a stone demon figure, your path leads you into a small, dark cave.

Ubud Bali

Ubud in Bali is the cultural and artistic center of the island. It is a true paradise for yogis and wellness junkies, plus an oasis for vegans and vegetarians. The craftsmanship plays a big role around Ubud, but also the cultural offer is outstanding. In addition to many dance performances, you will also find fascinating temples and palaces around Ubud.

enigmatic Bali is the proverbial jewel in the crown of Indonesian tourism. there’s a reason the crowds come and it’s this: Bali pretty much offers anything a traveller might want. It’s beautiful, the culture is rich and fascinating, the geography is stunning, the shopping eclectic, cuisine wide-ranging and delicious, and the people friendly. In short, Bali is often what other destinations try to conjure themselves up to be when seeking to entice tourists.