Bali is an Indonesian island known for it's forested volcanic mountains, iconic rice paddies, beaches, surf and coral reefs. The island is home to religious sites such as cliffside Uluwatu temple. Great weather, amazing surf breaks and perfect sunsets, a must see and do, for any intrepid traveller.
- Places to visit
* Mount Batur
* Bali Safari and Marine Park - Ride on a Safari bus and visit a wide range of animals in their natural environment - Located in GIANYAR
* Mount Agung
* Tanah Lot - Island temple with water views - Located in Beraban, Kediri, TABANAN
* Mount Batur
* Bali Safari and Marine Park - Ride on a Safari bus and visit a wide range of animals in their natural environment - Located in GIANYAR
* Mount Agung
* Tanah Lot - Island temple with water views - Located in Beraban, Kediri, TABANAN
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Food & DiningLet the locals treat you to traditional Bali food. Restaurants, bars are right there and only a moments walk, from the apartment, to a variety of places.
Meals are affordable and very tasty. The best part is watching the sunset, open views of the ocean with a cool sea breeze, it's the perfect setting! |
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N S
Summer Destinations
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PADANG PADANG
The experience you get surfing Padang Padang is like no other. This is where pros and experts come to challenge their skills and prove their worth. They return again and again due to the call of the “Balinese Pipeline”. Lucky for beginners and those in search of smaller, calmer waves, there is another Padang Padang just up the beach, where long, unbroken waves provide the perfect conditions for novice surfers and longboarders. Arguably Bali’s most celebrated surf spot, all levels of surfers love surfing Padang Padang as both Left and Right breaks are consistently awesome. Surfing Padang Padang is mostly famous due to Padang Padang Left, also known as the “Balinese Pipeline” due to its resemblance to Hawaii’s famous Pipeline. Left is also a reef break and recommended for pro and expert surfers. ULUWATU TEMPLE
Uluwatu Temple, or Pura Luhur Uluwatu, one of six key temples believed to be Bali's spiritual pillars, is renowned for its magnificent location, perched on top of a steep cliff approximately 70 metres above sea level. This temple also shares the splendid sunset backdrops as that of Tanah Lot Temple, another important sea temple located in the island's western shores. Pura Luhur Uluwatu is definitely one of the top places on the island to go to for sunset delights, with direct views overlooking the beautiful Indian Ocean and daily Kecak dance performances. Balinese architecture, traditionally-designed gateways, and ancient sculptures add to Uluwatu Temple's appeal. Read more at: http://www.bali-indonesia.com/attractions/uluwatu-temple.htm?cid=ch:OTH:001 Contact Us now Email [email protected] |
Mentawis Surf Retreat
Amazing Destination for the most avid surfer Email: [email protected] http://www.mentawaisurfingretreat.com/ 
ULUWATU - THE KECAK FIRE DANCE The Kecak Fire Dance is one of Bali’s most iconic art performances, famous for its dominant use of human vocals in place of gamelan instruments to accompany the dance-drama at its core. Your visit to the island won’t be complete without seeing a show, and the best place to do so is at the cliff-top amphitheatre located just south of the Uluwatu Temple on Bali’s southern Bukit peninsula… and at sunset for added drama. Read more at: http://www.bali-indonesia.com/magazine/kecak-fire-dance-uluwatu.htm?cid=ch:OTH:001 |
The Bukit List: Where to eat in Uluwatu, Bingin and Balangan, from budget cafes and restaurants, to swanky sunset date night spots
Propped up on a Bukit beach but not sure where to eat? Here's our guide to the best restaurants, cafes and sunset spots in Uluwatu, Bingin, Balangan & beyond It’s no secret that the food scene is blowing up all over Bali – none more so than down in Uluwatu on the Bukit Peninsula, which, until recently, has mostly been all about cheap’n’cheerful warung eats for the surfie crew. These days, the café culture is booming, and so is the fine dining movement, so here’s our list of where to eat south of the airport, helpfully broken down into Everyday Eats and Splurging Treats. The Cashew Tree Just a stone’s throw from the cliff top of Bingin The Cashew Tree, Jl Pantai Bingin No.9, Pecatu, p. +62 85 953 789 675. Sun, sand and sea: It's Bali's best beaches! Drifter Surf A shrine to all things old school surf, Drifter wears its vintage vibes proudly, stocking a range of underground labels and some of the most beautiful ocean-inspired art around. Browse the shop and when you’re done, head out the back to the peaceful garden café area where you’ll find excellent coffee and a range of deliciously healthy dishes all throughout the day, from breakkie plates and rice paper rolls by day, to Balinese curries and grilled fish at night. Top tip, swing by on a Friday night and you might catch a live band or al-fresco movie viewing beneath the stars. Drifter, Jl Labuansait No.52, Pecatu, p. +62 81 755 7111, e. [email protected]. Kelly’s Warung Tucked right into the bottom of the cliffs at Bingin, Ke Kelly’s Warung, Bingin Beach, Bingin, p. +62 81 353 007 313. Bukit Cafe Ideal for breezy breakfasts and casual lunches, Bukit Cafe, Jl Labuan Sait, Pecatu, p. +62 82 236 208 392, e. [email protected] El Merkat The newest venture from the team behind El Kabron, El Merkat is a bright, breezy and easy place for a late brekky, brunch or lunch during your Bukit sojourn. El Merkat, Jl Raya Uluwatu km9, Bukit, +62 811 397 6300, e. [email protected]. Suka Espresso Brunch fanatics flock to this little Bukit gem thanks to the neat and utterly delicious menu of mostly morning and lunchtime dishes Suka Espresso, Jl Labuansait, Badung, p. +62 81 246 631 756, e. [email protected]. Coco & Poke As you’d expect, this stylishly simple concept counter housed within Uluwatu’s famed Single Fin Bar serves up either delightful bowls of sweet vegan-friendly coconut whip, or Hawaiian style tuna poke bowls with a selection of toppings and salad goodies. Coco & Poke at Single Fin,Jl. Labuan Sait, Uluwatu, p. +62 87 861 640 121. Looking for more cheap eats in Uluwatu? Try Bukit Sausage for homemade plates of Japanese-inspired treats, Ayu’s Food From The Heart for soulful bowls, burgers and salads, Alchemist Bali for poolside grazing, Pizzeria Italia and Casa Asia for the authentic Italian favourites, and The Mango Tree and Warung Ohana for casual Mexican bites. – – Oneeighty Home to what is possibly the world’s most jaw-dropping infinity pool, Oneeighty° at The Edge is the latest aerial destination to blow us away with epic vistas, scrumptious cuisine and designer cocktails that make us as dizzy as the cliff club’s elevated perch. B Oneeighty at The Edge, Jl Pura Goa Lempeh, Banjar Dinas Kangin, Pecatu, p. +62 361 847 0700, e. [email protected]. Dugong Restaurant at Suarga Padang Padang Experience a taste of Indonesia given the fine dining treatment at the super swanky Dugong Restaurant at one of the Bukit’s most exclusive resorts. With a view to die for over Padang Padang beach, dining at Dugong is an unmissable experience. Food-wise, the talented culinary team here sources everything from within a 50km radius, ensuring the freshest ingredients and most authentic local flavours. Dugong Restaurant at Suarga Padang Padang, Jl Pantai Labuan Sait, Br Dinas Labuan Sait, Pecatu, p. +62 361 472 5088, e. [email protected]. Ulu Cliffhouse Uluwatu’s most hedonistic playground couldn’t claim such a title without superb food to boot, so this elevated clifftop club enlisted no other than world-renowned Peruvian Chef Diego Muñoz to head the menu, the culinary mastermind who led Astrid & Gaston to #14 in The World’s 50 Best Restaurants List. Ulu Cliffhouse, Jl Labuan Sait No. 315, Padang-Padang, p. +62 81 338 812 502, e. [email protected]. |
