Some hikes include a breakfast at the very top of the summit.
Once you reach the top, take in the spectacle of a sea of clouds 1,717 meters above sea level, and the skies are particularly clear at this time of day.
The summit to the top takes around two hours, however, it’s not an extremely strenuous walk and it makes the hike suitable for many. How many times in your life can you say you’ve trekked an active volcano?!Īn incredible way to start your day, enjoy a sunrise hike up Mount Batur for some of the most breathtaking morning views in all of Bali. Some snorkel tours to Blue Lagoon include a stop here as well.ģ – Watch the sunrise during a hike up Mount Batur Whilst at Padang Bay, another fantastic snorkeling spot is at Tanjung Jepun. To reach Blue Lagoon, walk ten minutes from the town center (or take a five-minute drive) to the eastern peninsula where Blue Lagoon Beach is. Once in the area, skip the island hopping, heading straight to Blue Lagoon for a day of snorkeling, swimming and capturing endless underwater photos!Īt the snorkel site, lookout for Angelfish, Lionfish, Butterflyfish, Scorpion fish, Moray eels and many more marine creatures. Located in East Bali, head to the seaside port town where many ferries and boats depart for Lombok and the Gili Islands. There are a total of seven subaks here (the name for Bali’s traditional irrigation system used since the 9th century).Įxplore the area and surroundings via ATV ride, and there are villa, homestay and camping options available to spend the night at Jatiluwih village.Īmong the most renowned things to do in Bali, oceanic activities top the list, especially its snorkeling opportunities where you can spot giant turtles and rainbow coral!ĭon’t miss the chance to experience discovering an underwater world at Blue Lagoon, situated by Padang Bay. You can opt to cycle among the paddies, or take a walk around.ĭuring your time, learn about the rice terraces’ ancient water system that’s still employed to this day in Bali, including at Jatiluwih. Officially, the Jatiluwih village covers 22 square kilometers of land. Thanks to its location, the views from Jatiluwih are unique and seemingly unending. Located in the green hillsides of Tabanan Regency (about one hour from central Bali, and two hours from the south), the famous terraces are situated 700 meters above sea level. If the Jatiluwih rice terraces look familiar it’s because the island’s biggest paddies regularly feature in travel magazines and on social media pages … you could even say they’re an iconic symbol of Bali. Leave space in your suitcase as you shop your heart out for the most unique handicrafts to fill your home.įilled with an overload of fun things to do in Bali, start planning your dream island holiday now! 1 – Get your cameras ready for the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces If you’re here for a good time, not a long time, sit back and relax at some of the world’s best beach bars. Escape the crowds and visit islands around Bali, or head into the highlands for another great day trip experience. Then, of course, there’s the surfing … Hunt down waves, and many international competitions are held in Bali.įind glorious waterfalls, trek delicious jungles, walk through bright green rice terraces and beach hop idyllic locations. Famous for its snorkel and diving opportunities, explore its most iconic sites or get your PADI certificate whilst traveling here. Ocean-lovers find paradise in Bali, with every water activity imaginable. Spend at least one day temple hopping, visiting its famous complexes, floating sanctuaries, and shrines devoted to gods and goddesses. Known as the Island of a thousand temples, dive deep into the island’s history, rich culture and intriguing past. Topping bucket lists of adventurers, honeymooners, sun-seekers, yogis, social media gurus and families, there are so many things to do in Bali that satisfy all needs. Not only popular today, but Bali has also been a mega travel destination since the 1960s, famed for its island vibes, tropical beaches and of course, epic surf breaks.
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