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If you’re looking for amazing culture, wonderful food, beautiful beaches and a wealth of activities from diving and white-water rafting to hiking and quad biking, then a holiday to Bali could be perfect for you. Whether you’re travelling with the family or alone, as a group or on your honeymoon, this stunning island really does offer something for everyone.
Many of Bali’s stunning beach resorts are scattered towards the south of the island. Choose from Nusa Dua on the southern tip of the island with its numerous international hotels and an 18-hole golf course, or perhaps the beautiful and exclusive Jimbaran Bay which is home to a wonderful selection of seafood beach restaurants. Alternatively, you may choose to stay in the gorgeous resort of Seminyak on the west coast with its abundance of local shops, bars and restaurants or perhaps try Sanur on the east coast – one of the oldest resorts in Bali with an amazing stretch of beach.
Head inland a little and you will not be disappointed. The cultural capital of Ubud located in the centre of the island is filled with temples to explore, artist shops to browse and fabulous street food to try. Whilst this inland cultural hotspot has become increasingly busy with tourists there are still many hidden gems to be found and a visit here is essential.
Whichever resort you decide to stay in, you will be spoilt for choice when it comes to hotels. Here in Bali, you will find some of the most luxurious, romantic and exquisite hotels in the world along with many smaller, intimate and boutique properties – all of which offer that wonderful Balinese hospitality that the island is famous for.
Essential Information: When you go and what you'll need
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The main international airport of Denpasar is conveniently situated towards the south of the island, so after that long flight, your onward transfer is always going to be relatively short. We would recommend booking an arrival transfer, as although taxis are in abundance and inexpensive, the airport taxi rank can be somewhat chaotic. If you do choose to take a local taxi, be sure to negotiate a price with the driver before heading off.
For more questions, see our FAQs
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The main international airport of Denpasar is conveniently situated towards the south of the island, so after that long flight, your onward transfer is always going to be relatively short. We would recommend booking an arrival transfer, as although taxis are in abundance and inexpensive, the airport taxi rank can be somewhat chaotic. If you do choose to take a local taxi, be sure to negotiate a price with the driver before heading off.
For more questions, see our FAQs
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The main international airport of Denpasar is conveniently situated towards the south of the island, so after that long flight, your onward transfer is always going to be relatively short. We would recommend booking an arrival transfer, as although taxis are in abundance and inexpensive, the airport taxi rank can be somewhat chaotic. If you do choose to take a local taxi, be sure to negotiate a price with the driver before heading off.
For more questions, see our FAQs

There really are so many fabulous restaurants in Bali, whether it’s the small, local and more intimate options that tempt you or the larger international-style restaurants. But something you really must try if you’re heading out to Bali is the seafood beach restaurants which stretch along the gorgeous Jimbaran Bay. Each of the restaurants, which are located on the sand and sometimes made up simply of a small shack, a few tables and a BBQ, offer mouth-watering and extremely fresh seafood banquets and of course that all-important amazing view of the sun setting over the ocean in the distance.

One thing that Bali has got plenty of is Temples. Over 20,000 to be precise; and a visit to Bali would not really be complete without having visited at least one of them. Take a trip to the UNESCO site at Taman Ayun with its thatched multi-roofed shrines that signifies Bali Temples, or the Hindu temple of Ulun Danu Beratan on the shores of Lake Bratan in the north of the island.
Another must-see is perhaps the most famous of them all - ‘Tanah Lot’, on the southwest coast of the island with its famous sunset views. You will not be disappointed.
Our main tip when visiting these sacred places would be to cover your upper body and take your shoes off before entering any temple.