In recent months, the veterinary services of Badung have recorded several isolated instances of bites from rabies-carrying dogs.
To prevent further spread of the disease, the authorities declared South Kuta—including Nusa Dua, Tanjung Benoa, Jimbaran, and part of Canggu—a zone of heightened veterinary control.
In recent weeks, several thefts have been reported in Bali’s popular areas, such as Seminyak, Kuta, and Uluwatu. Victims are most often foreign visitors who contact the police.
Indonesia is a thriving tourist region with incredible islands and nature. Every year, millions of tourists from around the world flock here for the sun, waves, and new experiences. However, it’s impo…
A new initiative has started in Bali to improve tourist services and enhance security measures in popular areas.
Last week, a one-day English training session was held in Denpasar for dozens of police officers. The classes focused on basic communication skills with foreigners, from greetings and polite questions…
A beach vacation on one of Bali’s eastern shores ended in a serious head and hip injury for a Russian woman — all due to an unfortunate time and place chosen for a photo.
Kuta police have launched surprise raids on nightclubs and bars to ensure compliance with the law and the safety of guests. Kuta Police Commissioner Agus Rivayanto Diputra, along with an operational t…
Anyone could have been in the place of Nataliya Kamin, a 36-year-old tourist from Slovenia. An ordinary dinner in a street cafe in Denpasar, a close friend nearby, other guests around. The idea of pla…
Bali’s idyllic weather and lush landscapes create a paradise for Instagram-worthy photos and a thriving habitat for diverse wildlife, including animals, insects, and reptiles. However, it’s important…
Australian travel insurers are reporting a concerning rise in gastroenteritis claims from tourists returning from Bali. Southern Cross Travel Insurance recorded a staggering 79% increase in January 20…
Bali confidently retains the title of the most attractive place in Indonesia: in 2024, the island welcomed over 6.3 million foreign guests — even more than in the pre-COVID times.
