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★ TROPICAL VILLA CENTRAL SEMINYAK ★
Entire Home Oberoi Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia
2 reviews (2)
624
GBP
375
per night
2 Bedroom joglo villa, Canggu, Bali
Entire Home Canggu, Bali, Indonesia
1 review (1)
GBP
89
per night
Traditional Balinese Homestay, Tabanan
Entire Home Tabanan, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
14
per night
Denays Bali Close to beach and Airport
Entire Home Jimbaran, Bali, Indonesia
2 reviews (2)
GBP
14
per night
2 Bedroom Villa in Kampung Bali
Entire Home Sukawati Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
28
per night
Bungalo Double Rooms & Sea Views
Private Room Nusa Lembongan, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
22
per night
DAILY HOUSE AT KUTA, BALI.3 BEDROOMS.
Entire Home Kuta, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
48
per night
4 Bedroom Luxury Villa at Jimbaran
Entire Home South Kuta, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
551
per night
4 Bedroom Villa in the heart of Seminyak
Entire Home Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
199
per night
2 Bedroom Villa Getaway in Ubud, Bali
Entire Home Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
251
per night
Tegallalang Private Villas Ubud
Entire Home Tegallalang, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
70
per night
Zan, Luxury 4 BR Seminyak
Entire Home Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
452
per night
Charming 6 Bedroom Villa, Umalas
Entire Home Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
809
per night
1 Bed Room Villa Campuhan Garden View
Entire Home Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
96
per night
3 Bedroom Villa near Balangan Beach
Entire Home Balangan, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
140
per night
3 Bedroom Joglo Villa, Canggu, Bali.
Entire Home Canggu, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
115
per night
Luxury 2BR Villa 5 Min From Central Ubud
Entire Home Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
218
per night
Caribbean Style Villa Seminyak 8 bedroom
Entire Home Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
1,173
per night
Cozy Bali Cliff Sunrise Villa in Ungasan
Entire Home Ungasan, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
98
per night
Stunning Luxury 6 bedroom Villa, Canggu
Entire Home Canggu, Bali, Indonesia
GBP
278
per night
Bali
Bali
Regularly ranking highly in lists of the world’s best islands, Bali is an intoxicating combination of dramatic volcanic scenery, stunning cultural monuments and, of course, beautiful beaches. These picture-perfect stretches of powdery sand and crystalline waters lure visitors from all around the world. Cementing the island’s reputation as the dream holiday location is a population of tirelessly friendly locals. Whether they’re welcoming you to their town or taking part in one of the region’s many religious ceremonies, you’ll find that it’s the people who make Bali truly special.
Many come to Bali to experience its spirituality. The Hindu population observe their religion in thousands of ornately carved temples across the island. Find peace in the clifftop serenity of Pura Uluwatu, watch a traditional religious dance at Pura Tanah Lot or climb the stone stairs of Besakih Temple. Each religious monument seems to have been designed for maximum aesthetic impact, resulting in the same awed response from visitors of every background.
Bali is Indonesia’s number one holiday destination and its ever-increasing popularity means you can adapt your trip to meet your own needs. If you’re looking for a life of luxury, then choose between palm-tree lined resorts and beachfront accommodation in places like Seminyak and Nusa Dua. Budget travellers and adventure seekers hoping to tackle volcano hiking trails, meanwhile, should opt for the less-developed shores to the north and west of the island.
Surfers and partiers head to the crowded beaches of Kuta for a trendy vibe, water sports and dancing. Ubud, in the centre, is the cultural heart of Bali where you’ll find arts and crafts stalls mixed in with stunning Indonesian architecture. This island often rewards exploration away from the most popular destinations, so take some time to roam. Journeying inland could lead you past terraced rice fields into villages celebrating local festivals, or perhaps you’ll find yourself in a corner of coastline as yet unreached by the resorts.
Occasional stories of corruption and crime on the island are outweighed almost entirely by reports of the famous Balinese friendliness. The island’s locals are always ready to welcome visitors, even during the height of peak season in August when tourists arrive in their droves.
You’ll notice this famous friendliness when you land at Ngurah Rai International Airport, whenever you’re on public transport and even when riding on the back of an ojek, a motorbike taxi. Small buses crisscross the island over time-consuming routes, so groups and families may find it easier to hire a car to reach some of Bali’s more inaccessible wonders.