Things to Do in Bali
The places, attractions and experiences worth your time in and around Bali - and the homes that put you close to them.
Where to start
Many of our homes in Bali sit on the Bukit peninsula in the south, and that shapes what is on the doorstep: the surf beaches of Padang Padang, Bingin, Suluban and Dreamland, and Uluwatu Temple on its clifftop above the ocean, where the kecak dance is performed at sunset. Along the coast, Melasti and Nyang Nyang are quieter and wilder. Garuda Wisnu Kencana is close by for a change of pace, and the shops and restaurants of Seminyak are a longer drive north.
Attractions & Places to Visit in Bali
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Famous for its picturesque cove and surf breaks, featured in 'Eat, Pray, Love'.
Iconic surf spot accessed through a cave, below Single Fin.
A long, wild beach that still asks for a walk.
A quieter cove a short walk from Padang Padang.
Consistent reef break for surfers and a charming, laid-back atmosphere.
Iconic sea temple perched on a cliff, famous for Kecak dance.
A big surf beach below a big development.
Picturesque beach known for surfing and golden sunsets.
Exclusive beach club with pristine sands and clear waters.
Melasti Beach in Ungasan.
Home to a colossal statue and hosts cultural performances.
Award-winning water park with thrilling slides.
Open-air shopping complex with international brands and restaurants.
Upscale shopping with international and local brands.
Boutique shopping and dining experiences.
Showcasing contemporary Indonesian and international art.
Iconic sea temple with stunning sunset views.
Popular for white-water rafting and scenic jungle views.
Home to a vast collection of Indonesian and international birds.
Royal temple with impressive traditional architecture.
Picturesque waterfall with a natural pool for swimming.
Features traditional and contemporary Balinese art in a cultural complex.
Ubud Monkey Forest in Ubud.
Ancient temple complex inhabited by playful monkeys.
Ubud Art Market in Ubud.
Historic royal palace, home to traditional Balinese dance performances.
Beautiful water temple dedicated to the goddess Saraswati.
Showcases a diverse collection of Balinese and Indonesian art.
Holy water temple where Balinese Hindus go for ritual purification.
Pura Candidasa in Candidasa.
Bali's highest and most sacred volcano, offering challenging treks.
Expansive complex blending Balinese and European architectural styles.
Iconic 'Gates of Heaven' temple with breathtaking views of Mount Agung.
Pura Lempuyang Temple in Amed.
Stunning royal water garden with intricate fountains and pools.
Small local temple near Balangan Beach, offering cultural insight.
Displays artifacts and information about the island's rich forest resources.
Thrilling white-water rafting experience through scenic jungle gorges.
Ubud Royal Palace (Puri Saren Agung) in Ubud.
Iconic cliff-top bar and restaurant with prime views of the Uluwatu surf break.
PT PMA: Setting Up a Foreign-Owned Company to Hold Property
The 2.5 billion rupiah PT PMA capital figure is real, but it is not the whole number. The total investment plan for the company's specific business activity still has to clear 10 billion rupiah, and for a property-holding PT PMA specifically, the land and buildings usually count toward that larger figure rather than sitting outside it.
Frequently asked questions about Bali
Closest to our homes in Bali: Padang Padang Beach (2.3 km), Suluban Beach (2.4 km), Nyang Nyang Beach (2.4 km). For a full day, Ayung River (26.3 km), Bali Bird Park (29.6 km), Taman Ayun Temple (32.5 km).
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