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Bali is an Indonesian island east of Java, known for volcanic peaks and crater lakes inland, terraced rice fields around Ubud, Hindu temples on the cliffs and coast, and a long surf coastline on the south and west. The island is small enough that beaches, temples and highland villages can be combined in a single trip.
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Beaches, attractions, things to do and Woltaro restaurants in one view.
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Towns and areas across Bali
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Best beaches
8 places listed
BeachBatu Bolong Beach
Canggu
The main Canggu surf beach, with dark volcanic sand and a temple on the rocks at its northern end.
BeachSeminyak Beach
Seminyak
A long west-facing sandy beach known for sunset beach clubs and beginner-to-intermediate surf.
BeachKuta Beach
Kuta & Legian
A wide, 2 km sandy beach with gentle beach breaks, popular for learning to surf.
BeachJimbaran Bay
Jimbaran
A calm, west-facing bay with pale sand, fishing boats and seafood grills along the shore.
BeachJemeluk Bay
Amed & East Bali
A black-sand bay at Amed with a shallow coral garden a short swim from the shore.
BeachEcho Beach (Pantai Batu Mejan)
Canggu
A rocky, black-sand beach at the western end of Canggu known for its reef break and sunsets.
BeachPadang Padang Beach
Uluwatu & the Bukit
A small cove reached through a gap in the cliff rocks, with a well-known reef break offshore.
BeachNusa Dua Beach
Nusa Dua
A long, calm resort beach protected by an offshore reef, with gentle water for swimming.
Things to do
7 places listed
Thing to doSanur Beach Walk
Sanur
A flat 5 km paved promenade running the length of Sanur's reef-protected beach.
Thing to doWater Blow
Nusa Dua
A limestone inlet on the Peninsula Island headland where waves force spray high into the air.
Thing to doJimbaran Fish Market
Jimbaran
An early-morning working fish market at the northern end of Jimbaran Bay.
Thing to doUSAT Liberty Wreck, Tulamben
Amed & East Bali
A WWII cargo ship wreck lying in shallow water just off the beach at Tulamben.
Thing to doAngel's Billabong & Broken Beach
Nusa Penida
A natural rock pool and a circular collapsed cove on the west coast of Nusa Penida.
Thing to doCampuhan Ridge Walk
Ubud
An easy paved ridge path between two river valleys on the western edge of Ubud.
Thing to doTegenungan Waterfall
Ubud
A wide, easily reached waterfall south of Ubud with a pool at its base.
Attractions
8 places listed
AttractionUluwatu Temple
Uluwatu & the Bukit
A Balinese sea temple on a 70-metre cliff at the south-western tip of the island.
AttractionSacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
Ubud
A forest reserve and temple complex in central Ubud, home to several hundred long-tailed macaques.
AttractionMuseum Le Mayeur
Sanur
The seafront house and studio of the Belgian painter Adrien-Jean Le Mayeur, now a small museum.
AttractionTegallalang Rice Terraces
Ubud
Steep terraced rice fields north of Ubud, irrigated by the traditional subak system.
AttractionPetitenget Temple
Seminyak
A 16th-century sea temple on the beach between Seminyak and Kerobokan.
AttractionBali Bombing Memorial
Kuta & Legian
A stone monument on Jalan Legian commemorating the victims of the 2002 bombings.
AttractionTanah Lot Temple
Canggu
A sea temple on an offshore rock formation north-west of Canggu, best known at sunset.
AttractionTirta Gangga Water Palace
Amed & East Bali
A former royal water garden in east Bali with stepping-stone pools and fountains.
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Good to know
- What is the best way to explore Bali?
- Pick a base town, then work outwards: this guide groups Bali by destination so you can see the beaches, attractions and things to do that sit close together, plus restaurants nearby.
- Do I need to book restaurants in advance in Bali?
- In peak season a table for dinner is worth reserving ahead, especially for popular spots. Restaurants listed on Woltaro can be booked online; the rest are listed for reference only.
- Is this guide free to use?
- Yes. Browsing destinations, places and restaurant pages on Woltaro is free, and you only pay when you book a table or an event ticket.
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