Bali Travel Guide

About Bali

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With the reputation of being one of the most beautiful and diverse tourist spots in Asia, Bali annually attracts almost 1,000,000 visitors from around the world. Geographically, Bali is situated between the islands of Java and Lombok. Bali is small, stretching approximately 140 km from east to west, and 80 km from north to south. The tallest of a string of volcanic mountains that run from the

Bali Spa

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Spas in Bali(Beating stress, age and environment in Bali)The combination of ‘health and tourism’ is an attractive formula that, as rest and physcal well-being are becoming paramont to combat the problems of busy urban life styles, is receiving increasing interest from the world.Spas with their environmental characteristics are not only places for improving physical health, but are also ideal for

Bali Shopping

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To some, shopping is a serious hobby. Where better to practise your bargaining skills than in Bali? Unless the product is price-tagged - in Bali, bargaining is the norm. Try not to accept the first price that you are given, as most vendors add on anything between 30%-50% extra. You’ll get more for your money, if you are prepared to spend time and a smile whilst bargaining. Although tempting, try

Bali Party Zone

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Bali Party ZoneWhere to be seen where the Sun Goes Down!You've got the outfit, the tan, the energy and need to know where to go? Party Zone will take you through some of the best "hot" spots on Bali. If you like watching the sunset, make your way down to one of the bars on Kuta Beach for that exotic cocktail or ice-cold beer... For those who may be too red for comfort, visit Kori in Poppies Lane

Bali Hotels and Villas

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If you want to find Bali Hotels and Villa room rates, you can contact fastatour (not online booking) or online booking (last minute) discounted Bali Hotels & Villas rates at RatesToGo-Fastatour, and HotelCombined-Fastatour.Hotels Kuta Legian/SeminyakBamboo Bed & BreakfastManaged by de daun Group, Bamboo offers simple yet luxurious, low budget, cosy styled accommodation. Popular for guests

Bali Food

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Bali FoodWhat to eat and list of recomended restaurant? These are only a few of the recommended restaurant on the island... just enough until you get your bearings. Luckily for you top quality hotels and our island best restaurants are offering fantastic set menus at 'value for money' prices.KUTA LEGIAN / SEMINYAKATMOSPHEREDiscovery Shopping Mall D36 Jl. Kartika Plaza 769501 / 769 502

Bali Sport and Tourist Attractions

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WATER SPORTSCRUISES To Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida - duration: 1 day.Nusa Lembongan is an island of 12km2, situated 28 km east of Benoa. It’s one of Bali’s most popular destinations for leisurely day trips; its offshore coral reefs make it an excellent spot for diving, snorkeling and surfing. Nusa Penida is a larger island off the southeast coast of Bali with a dry climate and a population of

Bali and Beyond

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HOW TO GET AROUND CAR HIRECar rental agencies can be found in all the major tourist areas. Prices start from app. USD30 a day for a Suzuki-style jeep (Jimny) and about USD45 for a new Kijang jeep. BALI CAR RENTALS offer a variety of safe and well-maintained cars with or without a driver. For pick up from the airport, or delivery to your hotel or home. Another recommended agency is TRAC Astra Rent

Bali Art and Artists

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Artistically, Bali is a melting pot of cultures and traditions. The Balinese have a natural capacity for absorbing different cultural elements and blend them with their own, to produce dynamic new hybrids. Over the years, Bali has been the recipient of numerous influences; Chinese, Buddhist, Indian, Hindu, Javanese, and most recently, Western. For centuries, artists and craftsmen in Bali worked

Bali Culture

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HISTORY Although there are no artifacts or records dating back to the Stone Age, it is believed that the first settlers on Bali migrated from China around 2500 B.C. By the Bronze era, around 300 B.C., a fairly evolved culture already existed on Bali. The complex system of irrigation and rice production, still in use today, was established around this time. It appears that the main religion