A picturesque natural area with hills offering incredible views and walking trails through dense thickets.

The most famous walking path in Ubud is the Artists’ Trail. It’s a route perfect for nature lovers and those who enjoy beautiful scenery.

A picturesque hillside: terraces, rice fields, swings over lush vegetation, and zipline tracks.

You can admire them from a roadside café, or you can go down past the fields to the stream and then climb up to the opposite bank.

Experience a picturesque loop walk that passes through the art market.

Starting early allows you to witness the stunning sunrise.

The route offers breathtaking views of rice fields, ideal for jogging or leisurely strolls.

Gunung Catur is one of the highest mountains on the island.

With an elevation of approximately 2096 meters above sea level, it ranks fourth among the highest peaks in Bali.

Melanting Waterfall is located in the village of Munduk, which is famous for its cool climate and picturesque landscapes.

You can reach the waterfall by car or motorcycle, followed by a short walk through the forest.

Mount Batukaru is located on the western part of the island, in the Tabanan region.

To reach the foot of the mountain, you need to pass through picturesque villages and rice terraces, which are part of Bali’s cultural heritage.

Climbing Mount Abang is also popular among tourists, although it is less known and less frequently visited than climbing Mount Agung. The path to the summit takes about 3−4 hours and offers magnificen…

Penestanan in Ubud offers a tranquil environment with well-maintained paths perfect for leisurely walks.

The area is graced with picturesque rice fields, providing scenic vistas throughout.

Sanur, a peaceful suburb of Denpasar, stands out in Bali for its sidewalks, making it a favored destination for those over 55 and families with children. A lengthy promenade spans the coast, catering…

Pondanu Cabins by The Lake is located on the northern shore of Lake Batur in the mountains. You don’t need to book accommodation to just walk around and enjoy the atmosphere of the place. The entrance…

A local farmer produces natural sea salt.

You can observe this process. Keep in mind that salt farms usually do not operate during the rainy season.

Bedugul Botanical Garden

West Bali National Park is a unique place covering around 190 square kilometers on the island’s northwest coast. This park offers a variety of natural landscapes, from dense tropical forests and mangr…

A very beautiful walking route through the rice fields near Tegallalang starts at WBA (wisata alam bali).

There is a convenient concrete path suitable for walks, jogging, and cycling.

A very picturesque bridge that connects the islands of Lembongan and Ceningan. You cannot cross it by car. You can either walk or ride a motorbike.