The Bukit Peninsula is one of the most impressive regions in Bali. With white limestone-backed cliffs, clear blue water, and vast stretches of white sand, this dramatic stretch of coastline has quickly become one of the most in-demand areas in Bali for tourists and investors.  The Bukit Peninsula is also known as the Jewel of Bali. It is the region of the island that lies below Denpasar...

Tourists traveling in Bali right now will notice that it feels a little busy in places. With the peak travel season in full swing and the long school holidays bringing in a new wave of arrivals, security teams are working around the clock to ensure everyone is safe and comfortable.  Tourists in Bali may well notice more police out on patrol. This is nothing to be concerned about and is, in...

Here, we are big fans of Waterbom Bali. This is the island’s biggest and best waterpark, and it has become the highlight of the annual vacation to Bali for hundreds of thousands of families every year. If you’ve never been to Waterbom Bali before, you’re going to want to organise a visit on your next vacation.  Opened in 1993, Waterbom Bali has been in operation for more than 30...

Bali has a thriving art scene. From galleries displaying priceless cultural artworks from centuries past, through to up-and-coming galleries showcasing work from local and international artists. There is a creative energy that permeates all aspects of daily life here on the island, which is just one of the reasons why more than 7 million international tourists visit every year.  Photo...

Galungan ceremonies are happening all over Bali right now, and the celebratory and sacred energy is palpable throughout. While Bali is a culturally rich island, some ceremonies, rituals, and traditions are reserved for Balinese Hindus and local people.  Bali proudly shares its culture with people from all around the world. From temples to rituals, from ceremonies to cultural performances,...

Rising fuel prices have been the biggest topic of conversation in Bali’s tourism sector over the last few weeks. It’s been a tough moment for many tourism businesses, what with the weakening of the rupiah against the US dollar and the end of fuel subsidies. The concern for tourists is that the cost of visiting the island will increase.  Speaking to reporters, the Head of the Bank...

It is a rare treat to come across a real hidden gem in Bali these days. Many would say that it’s not possible, but we have proof to the contrary. Have you heard of Banjar Mancingan Rice Terraces? We thought not! The Banjar Mancingan Rice Terraces are one of the few genuinely hidden gems in Bali. Located in Tampaksiring, just outside of Ubud, these working rice terraces are crowd-free and...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Bank Indonesia (BI) Representative Office for Bali Province stated that transactions in Indonesia's tourism sector must use the rupiah because it is not exempt from international trade transactions. "The rupiah is legal tender in the territory of the Republic of Indonesia," said Deputy Head of the Bank Indonesia Representative Office for Bali Province, Ronald Dungdung...

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The weakening of the Indonesian Rupiah against the US dollar over the last few weeks has brought both benefits and challenges for both Bali tourists and the travel sector. Local industry leaders have been coming together to develop solutions that benefit everyone in a rapidly evolving economic landscape.  Speaking to reporters, Putu Winastra, Chairman of the Association of Indonesian Tours...