Lombok: More than Beaches and Rinjani
Lombok is an Indonesian island east of Bali, reminiscent of "Bali twenty years ago" with more deserted beaches. If you open the map and scroll a bit to the right from Bali, you’ll see Lombok surrounde…
All the beaches in Bali
It’s hard to call Bali an ideal place for a beach vacation. Tourists who have visited beaches in Thailand, the Maldives, and the Caribbean often feel disappointed with Bali’s beaches.
Indonesia’s Military Deploys Pontoon Boats to Clean Bali’s Beaches
The issue of trash on Bali’s beaches remains pressing, especially during the rainy season, when rivers carry waste into the ocean, only for it to wash up along the shore. The Indonesian military belie…
Nusa Penida Entry Fees Expand to All Beaches and Viewpoints
From 12 August, visitors to Nusa Penida will be charged 25 thousand rupiah to enter the main beaches and viewpoints. This is separate from the island entry fee that foreigners already pay. Guides say…
Bali Lifeguards Test Rescue Skills on Dangerous Beaches
Unusual training exercises were held for beach lifeguards in Bali. Instead of calm lagoons and tourist areas, they were sent to places with strong currents, high waves and large numbers of surfers. Th…
Best Beaches to Explore Around Labuan Bajo, Flores – 10 Hidden Gems You Need to See
Located on the western tip of Flores Island in East Nusa Tenggara Province, Labuan Bajo is a coastal town that serves as the gateway to the Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This reg…
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Ungasan
This two-bedroom villa on the Bukit is about 1.5 km from nearby beaches. It has a furnished living room, 200 Mbps Wi-Fi and cleaning three times a week.
The residential complex has six shared pools. Monthly rent is IDR 25,000,000. Confirm the bathroom layout before booking. The map shows the general area; the exact address is private.
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Bali Takes Third Place Among Asia’s Most Revisited Destinations
For the first time, the island took third place in Agoda's ranking of repeat trips, moving up one position compared with last year. The ranking was based on booking data for the first half of 202…
Nusa Penida Moves to Improve Safety After Tourist Deaths
A series of tragic incidents on Nusa Penida has prompted local officials to tighten safety measures.
The first accident occurred on 12 September at Kelingking Beach. A 29-year-old Australian woman fell from a cliff and died. The following day, a traveller from the UK drowned at Crystal Bay. The Klung…
Nusa Penida’s New Tourist Fee System Sparks Traffic Chaos
On September 1, 2026, a new system for collecting the tourist levy, called One Gate One Destination, officially came into force on Nusa Penida. The reform, set out in local Regulation No. 4 of 2026, h…