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Lonely PlanetSep 8

The Best Things to Do in Bali

With its unique culture, tropical landscapes and delightful hospitality, Bali is one of the most alluring destinations on the planet.

Photographers will love its fleet.

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  • UluwatuNeighborhoodIt is home to the Uluwatu Temple.
  • UbudNeighborhoodAlign your chakras here.
  • BaturSightClimb at sunrise for spectacular views.
  • Coral TriangleSightSnorkel here for rich marine habitats.
  • West BaliAirportGo on "safari" for spectacular wildlife.
  • PerancakNeighborhoodPhotographers will love its fleet.
  • Padang PadangSightWorld-class surf break, the "Balinese Pipeline".
  • Echo BeachSightRelatively mellow waves, good for surfing.
  • Sekumpul WaterfallSightIdyllic spot for swimming in a cool river.
  • KutaNeighborhood
  • CangguNeighborhood
  • ImpossiblesSight
  • Elsewhere
  • Ayung ValleySightUbud, IndonesiaGo rafting for views of wild jungle canyons.
  • Radiantly AliveHotelCanggu, IndonesiaYoga studio with a communal atmosphere.
  • Kuta BeachSightKuta, IndonesiaGood for novice surfers, chilled waves.
  • Mason AdventuresPlaceUbud, IndonesiaReputable rafting company, runs longest trips.
  • Four Seasons Resort Bali at SayanHotelUbud, IndonesiaLuxury hotel accessible from riverbank.
  • Menjangan resortHotelWest Bali, IndonesiaSecret spot for wildlife viewing.
  • Kawah IjenSightJava, IndonesiaCrater on neighboring Java.
  • Potato HeadBarSeminyak, IndonesiaBeach club with pools, music, and restaurants.
  • IjenRestaurantSeminyak, IndonesiaBali's first zero-waste restaurant.
  • Finns Beach ClubSightCanggu, IndonesiaCanggu institution with bars, restaurants, music.
  • Byrdhouse Beach ClubBarSanur, IndonesiaVibrant extension to Segara Village Hotel.
  • Segara Village HotelHotelSanur, IndonesiaBeach front Sanur Hotel with 5 hectares beach front hotel with traditional balinese and modern provides 120 rooms ,…
  • Yoga BarnPlaceUbud, Indonesia
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