Bali has held a certification assessment for rafting guides who work on the Ayung River in the Ubud area. The assessment was organised on 16–17 May by Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism and LSP Pramindo…
In Bali, 115 hotels have received emergency preparedness certificates.
This document is issued to hotels that pass an inspection against 31 criteria, ranging from evacuation routes and security systems to procedures for guests in the event of an earthquake, tsunami, fire…
Bali Governor Wayan Koster announced the formation of a unified system to ensure the safety and comfort of tourists at all island locations. The decision was announced at a meeting in Denpasar attende…
Ahead of the big Balinese holiday (from November 18 to 20 the island celebrates Galungan), the local police launched Operation “Zebra.” There are more inspectors at busy intersections, with nearly 1,7…
Every rainy season, the ocean brings a lot of debris, including plastic, to Bali’s coasts. To ensure guests feel safe and can relax comfortably, authorities are proactively taking measures to clean th…
Travelling with a young child isn’t easy, especially if you have a long-haul flight ahead. You need to think through every little detail. Whether you’re going away for a short break or a longer stay…
Bali Tide Chart for June 2026 (Bali Tides and Low Tides Schedule — June 2026).
What are tides? Simply put, tides are changes in ocean water levels caused by the gravitational pull of the Moon and the Sun. This variation differs across the planet. In Bali, the daily tidal range c…
Bali Police are investigating the alleged kidnapping of 28-year-old Ukrainian national Ihor Komarov. One foreign national with the initials CH has been detained in West Nusa Tenggara. Police describe…
In Tibubeneng, near Canggu, Badung Police have launched the Digital Jagabaya programme — a street monitoring system using cameras.
A total of 69 CCTV cameras have been installed in the village. They are located at 28 points that the police describe as strategic.
In recent months, the number of water-related incidents on Bali’s beaches has increased. The most notable case is the recent death of a British tourist who was swept away by a current on Legian beach.









