Sanur is a beach and resort town located on the southeastern coast of Bali, Indonesia. Sanur is known for it’s impressive resorts, white sand beaches, and local shops. Sanur is known to be more laid back, life is slower here, especially compared to some of the other bustling tourist destinations on the opposite side like Kuta and Seminyak. Sanur attracts a more mature crowd and it shows. We visited Sanur on our final few days of our vacation in Bali and wanted to relax and unwind. Doing research prior to our trip on places to stay in Bali, we decided to stay in Sanur and I want to share why…

Are you looking to escape the touristy areas of Bali? Places like Kuta and Ubud are places in Bali are great to explore and unwind but they southern Bali can be crowded and at times, hectic. I found Amed, Bali to be the perfect mix of tranquil paradise hosting enough attractions to keep anyone busy for days. With its pristine volcanic black sand beaches, beautiful coral reefs, and stunning views of Mt. Agung, Amed is the perfect place to visit to relax and unwind. If planning on staying in Amed, I’ve outlined in this post all you need to know, to include must visit attractions, finding a dive shop, recommended…

East Bali is packed with breathtaking landscapes, hidden gems, and famous Instagram spots. From visiting the mountain temple of Lempuyang to the stunning water palace of Taman Ujung, an East Bali tour makes for an incredible day trip from places like Amed and Ubud in Bali. Join us as we embark on an East Bali Tour and explore places like the Heaven Gate Temple, known as Lempuyang, visit a coffee plantation, walk the rice fields at Maha Gangga Valley, walk across the ponds at Tirta Gangga, and visit the water palace of Taman Ujung.  **This post contains affiliate links. If you click on one of the links or banners throughout…

Bedugul is a picturesque region in Central Bali that offers an escape from the traffic and high volume of tourists in other popular destinations around Bali. From the serene lakeside temple of Ulun Danu Bratan to the famous rice terraces of Jatiluwih, Bedugul is a beautiful place to explore for those seeking cultural sites and tunning landscapes. Through our hotel, we booked a Bedugul Tour and explored several sites in the Bedugul region of Bali. We started with a brief stop at Handara Gate before making our way to the famous lake temple of Ulun Danu Bratan. Afterwards we hiked through the rice terraces at Jatiluwih and finished our day…

Jatiluwih Rice Terrace, located in Bali, Indonesia is a breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its vibrant green rice patties, beautiful natural setting, and traditional Balinese rice cultivation. Situated in a beautiful valley area surrounded by hills, Jatiluwih Rice Terrace stretches across 600 hectares. Jatiluwih is one of Bali’s hidden gems but it is quickly becoming a must-visit destination in Bali for travelers. By visiting Jatiluwih, visitors can walk the many trails within the rice fields, sample local fruits, and learn more about rice cultivation and Bali’s history.  **This post contains affiliate links. If you click on one of the links or banners throughout the page, whether it be…