Destinations

Places worth the petrol

Some famous, some not. Any of these can be folded into your day, in whatever order makes sense.

Art Village

Art Village

"Bali is not just about beautiful beaches; it's the beating heart of a rich artistic heritage. Walking through this traditional Art Village, you can witness the incredible dedication of local artisans. Whether it's the intricate wood carvings in Mas, stunning silver jewelry in Celuk, or mesmerizing traditional paintings in Batuan, the skills here have been passed down through generations. It’s truly inspiring to see how deeply art is woven into their daily lives and spiritual devotion."

Batuan Tempel

Batuan Tempel

Dating back to the 11th century, Batuan Temple is a stunning masterpiece of traditional Balinese architecture. Walking through its iconic split gates, you are immediately surrounded by incredibly detailed dark stone carvings, ancient statues, and a deep sense of serenity. It offers a truly authentic glimpse into the spiritual devotion and historical artistry of the Balinese people. A must-visit to experience the sacred heritage of the Island of the Gods

Coffee Plantation

Coffee Plantation

​"Escaping for a moment into the lush greenery of Ubud. The aroma of traditionally roasted coffee, the crisp morning air, and irreplaceable serenity. β˜•πŸŒΏ"

Jimbaran Bay

Jimbaran Bay

Grilled fish, cold drinks, sand between your toes while the sun goes down. I know which warung has the best table. It is not the first one you see.

Padang Padang Beach

Padang Padang Beach

You reach it through a crack in the rock. Small and busy at midday, quiet magic around four in the afternoon. Surfers know why.

Sacred Monkey Forest

Sacred Monkey Forest

Seven hundred macaques with zero respect for your belongings, living among ancient temples and giant banyans. Sunglasses in the bag, phone in your pocket. Trust me.

Tegallalang Rice Terrace

Tegallalang Rice Terrace

Come before 9am and it is just you, the farmers and ten thousand shades of green. There is a good coffee place at the top. I will show you which one.

Tirta Empul Temple

Tirta Empul Temple

The holy spring where Balinese families, mine included, come to be purified. You can join the melukat ritual. I will lend you a sarong and show you how it is done.

Uluwatu Temple

Uluwatu Temple

A temple on a seventy-meter cliff and the best seat in Bali for a sunset. Stay for the Kecak fire dance if you can. It is worth the crowd.

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