Bali’s surf culture is woven into the island’s identity, a coastline shaped by reef, tide and legend.

A short ferry ride from Bali’s mainland, Nusa Penida offers a raw, untamed beauty that feels worlds away from Seminyak’s polish or Ubud’s calm.

Beyond beaches and rice terraces, Bali’s markets tell a story of creativity, craftsmanship and community.

In Bali, spirituality isn’t confined to temples; it breathes through daily rituals, from morning offerings to the rhythm of ceremonies that honour the unseen.

Seminyak has always been one of Bali’s most magnetic enclaves, a place where design, energy, and culinary experimentation coexist beneath endless sunsets.

Finding a good place to run in Bali isn’t always as simple as lacing up and hitting the pavement.

There’s never been a better time to eat vegetarian in Bali.

From buttery croissants and artisanal sourdough to decadent bombolonis and French patisserie perfection, Bali’s bakery scene rivals any in Paris or Melbourne.

Where luxury lounging meets family fun.

When the island’s nights grow longer and the air turns electric, Bali transforms into a playground of mystery, music, and masquerade.