Bali might be renowned for its epic surf breaks, but what if you’re more into kicking a ball than catching waves?
Until recently, playing football on the island was a bit of a gamble, largely confined to sporadic games in Canggu. But since last autumn, the game has changed.
On February 18, airports in three Indonesian cities—Jakarta, Denpasar, and Kupang—have heightened security measures. Additional security personnel and police officers have been deployed for duty. Howe…
Weekly workshops and art activities for children in Ubud. They are held at Zest Ubud, The Pengkolan Warung, and Bali Kids Land (currently undergoing renovations). You can also invite the organizers fo…
Australian footballer Josh Cavallo, one of the few openly gay players in the sport, has announced his latest venture—a boutique LGBTQ+ friendly hotel in Bali named “Cavallo Hideaway”. Scheduled to ope…
A nice, clean place to watch football or any other game on TV.
There’s a chance to play pool with a large group.
Prompt service and simple, understandable food are a delight.
The Alit Saputra sports field in Tabanan has been completely renovated, transforming the once-familiar football field beyond recognition.
Previously known as DC Field, this spot in Bali wasn’t particularly appealing—especially during the rainy season when the field turned into a muddy and neglected area. But now, it’s a modern and vibra…
One of the party spots in Bali. Open 24/7.
You can eat, dance, and socialize here. Prices are slightly above average. The food is good (night delivery available).
They show football broadcasts. This sports bar is often recommended to visit.
One of the best places in Ubud to watch all your favorite sports events.
With 8 large high-definition screens, we can always accommodate you whether it's Premier League football, AFL, NRL, Formula 1, rugby, etc.
This place may appear simple, like a basic warung, but it’s clean and inviting.
The friendly owners, a Thai wife and a Balinese husband, cook and serve together.
Even the residents of the paradise island sometimes want to change the scenery, hop on a plane, forget about work matters and traffic jams in Canggu, and embark on a journey.
New Year in Bali, Nyepi, Day of Silence
on the eve of the Day of Silence, a day known as Ngembak Geni, on the brink of the new year 1939, parades of Ogoh-Ogoh monster figures, which local youth have been crafting over the past month, will t…