Eight reasons to visit Bali

• flymeto
• Nov 13, 2020

Although the number of islands in Indonesia exceeds 17,000, the fascinating Bali is still number one in terms of the highest number of visitors. Not surprisingly, the diversity of the island and the wide range of activities attract all kinds of tourists. Add the nature and approach of the locals to the essence of natural perfection and you suddenly have one of the most popular places in the world. Learn the eight top reasons to visit this paradise.

Beaches

A long list of beautiful beaches, suitable for relaxation, diving or extreme sports, is probably the most common reason to visit this tropical paradise. Extra long beaches with white fine sand, parts with limestone cliffs to almost private beaches. It is entirely up to you which one you prefer.

Housing

You can choose from luxury hotels with state-of-the-art swimming pools, which in themselves look incredible, or choose a more adventurous style of living. Try to stay in a tree house or on the edge of a cliff in a house that is made entirely of bamboo. If you want to watch exotic animals all day, choose a safari shack.

Culinary scene

Bali is an island where chefs from all over the world travel and make traditional recipes perfect. Thanks to the long-term popularity of the island and the diversity of tourists, this culinary paradise offers all kinds of international cuisine. There are many centers where a cooking school takes place. From here, you can take a piece of Bali home with you.

Infinity pools

Infinity pools are gaining in popularity, and Bali offers some of the best pools of its kind. Enjoy relaxation with endless views, complemented by sensational local service.

Beach restaurants

Jimbaran Bay Restaurant serves the best and freshest seafood dishes. Enjoy the sunset by candlelight and let your feet cool with the small waves of sea water.

Diverse nature

In addition to beautiful beaches, the island landscape of Bali consists of mountainous areas with lush vegetation, vast lakes, high waterfalls, rice fields and flower gardens. It is therefore an ideal place to combine relaxation with an active holiday and knowledge of a different culture.

Friendly people

Finding friends among the people of Bali is very easy, because they themselves are very interested in looking for conversations with tourists. They will get you immediately with their friendliness and even after your departure they will think of you and write to you when you will arrive again.

Artistic wave

In Bali, art is everywhere in the streets, where you can easily meet dancers, musicians or craftsmen. Here you can listen to folk music, buy traditional handicrafts and murals from the workshop of local painters.

Having fun in Bali is easy, on the contrary, it is difficult to just relax in peace. We have selected a few places worth seeing for you.

Tanah Lot Temple

The iconic temple, perched in the ocean on a rock, is a religious and cultural monument. It is one of the seven temples on the Balinese coast. The backdrop of the blue color of the ocean makes the temple a real gem, which is all the more underlined at sunset.

Rice terraces

The magnificent rice terrace offers magnificent views of Bali’s classic countryside while referring to the traditional culture and customs of the locals. For a moment, you realize how long the rice must go before it reaches the plate.

Ubud Monkey Forest

Natural beauty, a beautiful forest and a temple for hundreds of monkeys, which will entertain you with their games during your presence. As on other islands in Indonesia, monkeys are used to tourists and have no problem taking things that interest you.

Ubud Art Market

Bali Cultural Center is home to traditional artists and creatives who represent the island with their unique and authentic products. The color and originality of the products will make you want to own at least one piece.

Pláž Padang Padang

Once a hidden gem that made the film “Eat, Meditate, Love” famous, it offers a beautiful rocky nook where you can cool off with the sand and watch the waves crashing against the beautiful cliffs. It offers an alternative to the classic infinitely long beaches.

Royal Palace Ubud and Puri Saren Ubud

It has historically been a royal city, so here you will find beautiful palaces and temples that will convince you of the architectural perfection of Bali.

Elephant Cave

The famous cave, which also serves as a Buddhist temple, welcomes you through a gate into which historical stories and sacred figures are carved. There is a huge swimming pool in the temple, which is said to have been built to purify the soul and avert an evil spirit.

Munduk

Munduk is a charming mountain village with many natural attractions, from hills, beautiful greenery to waterfalls. This is an area rich in spiritual, so you can use their services to direct you a little further in life.