Scientists from the Ocean Megafauna Foundation and Murdoch University report that the waters of Komodo National Park are home to a significant number of mantas from the ray family. Interestingly, thes…
How many times have you told yourself, 'I really should get away sometime'?
Tomorrow is your chance to make it happen!
Not a crowded speedboat, but a spacious yacht with a rooftop and lounge.
Bali hosts some of the most spectacular days leading up to Nyepi. Balinese people take part in the Melasti ceremonies—dozens of processions across different parts of the island. From 15 March, beaches…
Pink beaches, the extraordinary views from Padar Island, snorkeling with manta rays, flying foxes at sunset, and the mesmerizing nature of the archipelago — this is why people go to Komodo.
Nyepi is a day of silence, reflection, and complete reset. It’s a rare chance to step away from noise, slow down, and experience Bali in a completely different way.
Off Bali’s northern coast, you’ll mostly find spotted dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, Fraser’s dolphins, Risso’s dolphins, false killer whales and long-beaked dolphins.
But the two most common species are the long-beaked dolphin and Fraser’s dolphin. You’re most likely to see them in their natural habitat in the north of Bali, in Lovina. Seeing dolphins in the wild i…
You can come to Bali and spend your entire vacation lounging on the beach or relaxing in beautiful Balinese spas. However, if you are full of energy and eager for adventures, on the island and beyond…
On Melaya Beach in Jembrana Regency, locals found a dead dolphin. It was a bottlenose dolphin, a species often named for its short, rounded “beak”.
The animal was first spotted by a local resident, Aulia, who was walking along the beach in the morning. The two-metre dolphin was already dead when it washed ashore.
Twelve Bali mynas were released back into the wild on Bali — one of the island’s rarest and most well-known endemic species. The birds were released in the village of Karang Dalem Tua. The initiative…
Manta rays are among the most graceful and majestic creatures of the underwater world. Their "wingspan" can reach up to 7 meters. Despite their impressive size, they are completely harmless to humans☺
