Apart from the beautiful beaches, temples, and the innumerable shopping hubs, there are so many things to do and experience in Bali as a family. Do you want to get the most out of your vacation? Then sign up for one of the following short Bali courses and workshops!
Apart from the beautiful beaches, temples, and the innumerable shopping hubs, there are so many things to do and experience in Bali as a family. Do you want to get the most out of your vacation? Then sign up for one of the following short Bali courses and workshops!
Explore traditional Indonesian houses, a museum and miniature Indonesian landmarks including Borobudur temple and Gajah Mada statue. Situated on 15 hectares of land, Taman Nusa seeks to give insight for visitors wanting to understand more about Indonesian culture. This interactive park is presented within 60 traditional houses from all provinces in Indonesia. Some of the buildings have been...
Serious about ceramics? Be it the unique curves of a salad bowl, or the elegant handle of a teapot, Jenggala’s beautiful, rustic ceramic tableware is bound to catch the eye of stylish homemakers big and small. More of a DIY kind of family? The Paint a Pot programme is always a fam-pleaser! Choose your mug,...
Monkeys here, monkeys there, monkeys everywhere! Located in the middle of Ubud under a dense canopy of green foliage lies a brood of over 600 long-tailed Macaque monkeys all looking to have a good time. You will find monkeys swinging, dancing, feeding their little baby monkeys, and relaxing in the shade. The picturesque forest...
For a day trip with a difference, head north away from the busy southern shores, deep into Bali's interior to the Gunung Batur area. Amongst the area’s highlights is the Ulun Danu Bratan Temple, slap bang on the side of Lake Bratan, Bedugul. Come rain or shine Ulun Danu is a spectacle, as much for...
Culture-vultures, delight in a trip to Bali’s only Buddhist monastery, Brahma Asrama Vihara! Just 15 minutes from Lovina in North Bali, a visit to Brahm Asrama Vihara is the perfect way to enjoy some culture and religion together in a simple and fun way. Grab a sarong at the entrance, and begin to walk along a pond where...
One historical place, Taman Ujung or The Water Palace, is one of the historical “must visits” in Eastern Bali. A two hour drive from Bali’s International Airport, you will see fantastic, elegant, complex and beautiful, Karangasem Royal heritage. There are three big and large ponds inside the area. In the middle of the main pond,...
As well as oodles of class, the Uluwatu area has culture, notably the awe-inspiring Luhur Uluwatu Temple. Precipitously perched atop the rocky cliffs, the location cannot be beaten for divine drama. Once you’ve donned a sarong and sash, wander down to the cliffs to see the mythical Hindu statues and carvings. Sunset is the most...
Take a delicious dip in the Banjar Holy Hot Springs (Air Panas Banjar) in North Bali. Whilst walking from the car park, it’s worth pausing at the many market stalls for souvenirs and snacks. There's a small fee to enter the hot springs but once inside all is calm and contemplative. The naturally heated water...
While temples are scattered all over Bali, there is only one mother temple! Pack a lunch, hire a driver, and prepare to be enchanted at the oh-so-amazing Besakih! Located on the slopes of Mount Agung in East Bali, Besikih, a 2,000 year old temple, is one of Bali's most visited temples. There are over 70...
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