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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.

World-class surf break, the "Balinese Pipeline".

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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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