The island of Bali is part of the Republic of Indonesia. In addition to Bali, Indonesia comprises more than 17,000 islands, of which 6,000 are inhabited.
We invite you to travel around the island of Bali!
If this is your first time on the island, leaving without admiring the main treasures of the paradise island will be simply outrageous and unacceptable!
1 January, Thursday — New Year's Day (Tahun Baru Masehi)
16 January, Friday — Isra Mi'raj (Ascension of the Prophet Muhammad)…
16 February, Monday — collective leave day (cuti bersama) for Chinese New Year
Bali is a great choice for a family trip.
Here you can easily combine time by the ocean, a look at the island's nature and culture, and activities that appeal to kids and adults alike. And once the itinerary is set and you no longer have…
Imagine ten days with nowhere you need to rush off to.
Yoga to the sound of the ocean, ancient temples, sacred springs, tropical gardens and evenings when you can simply enjoy the moment.
Foreigners can buy a villa in Bali, but they cannot hold land under full ownership the way Indonesian citizens can.
That said, there is no shortage of listings, from ready-built homes by the ocean to villas still under construction. The key is to understand exactly what is being sold, what rights the buyer will get…
A member of Bali's regional parliament has called for tighter oversight of foreigners and a crackdown on illegal businesses run by them.
An association of travel agencies is pushing for tourists to be spread more evenly across the island. Against this backdrop, people on Indonesian social media are also discussing what kind of visitors…
Hundreds of listings for hotels and villas have appeared on popular online platforms across Bali, from Badung and Gianyar to Tabanan and Karangasem.
Asking prices reach tens of billions of rupiah. The Indonesian Hotel and Restaurant Association (PHRI) has examined what is behind the wave of sales and explained why it could be a serious warning sig…
Ahead of the New Year holidays, getting off Bali traditionally turns into a complicated logistical quest.
Every December, thousands of island residents travel to Java for a holiday or to visit relatives, and as a result traffic backs up for kilometers at the port of Gilimanuk.








