Nusa Dua Beach - A stunning beach with golden-white sand and clear blue waters, ideal for swimming, relaxing, or taking in the ocean view.

Water Blow - Located in Nusa Dua, this unique spot features large waves from the Indian Ocean crashing against jagged limestone cliffs, creating dramatic splashes up to 30 meters high. The area offers a 240-degree view of the seascape, protected by guardrails.

Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park - This cultural park is dedicated to the Hindu God Vishnu and his mythical bird companion, Garuda. The park’s landmark is a 120-meter tall statue of Vishnu riding Garuda, making it a significant symbol of Bali.

Melasti Beach - Situated below a high cliff, this beach boasts clear blue waters, corals, and breathtaking views from the cliff, making it one of Bali’s best beaches.

Dreamland Beach - Known for its beautiful panoramic views and as a top surfing destination.

Padang Padang Beach - Gained fame after Julia Roberts filmed “Eat Pray Love” here. It’s also renowned in the surfing community for its excellent waves and the annual Rip Curl surfing contest held in July–August.

Uluwatu Temple - Perched on a 70-meter high cliff, this temple offers stunning sea views. Expanded in the 11th century by Javanese sage Empu Kuturan, it features padmasana shrines built by Dang Hyang Nirartha, who is said to have attained moksha here. The temple is also home to monkeys.

Kecak and Fire Dance - A daily Kecak dance performance based on the Ramayana is held at Uluwatu Temple at 6pm, with the beautiful sunset as a backdrop.

Jimbaran Bay - Famous for its memorable sunsets and beachside cafes serving grilled seafood.

Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary - A tropical rainforest habitat for over 700 monkeys, featuring three temples within the sanctuary.

Ubud Traditional Art Market - Surrounded by small farms, rice paddies, and dense forest, this market offers a variety of goods from local artisans, along with good restaurants and cafes.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace - Known for its stunning green rice paddies and popular swing attraction, perfect for Instagram photos.

Tirta Empul Temple - Famous for its holy spring water used for ritual purification by Balinese Hindus. The temple pond regularly releases fresh water, considered holy by the locals.

Tegenungan Waterfall - Features varying heights that can be climbed after descending stairs. The site also offers a viewing point of the jungle and waterfall.

Sanur Morning Market - Experience a traditional morning market as the locals do.

Tanah Lot Temple - This temple, meaning “Land in the Sea,” sits on a large offshore rock shaped by ocean tides and has been part of Balinese mythology for centuries.

Batu Bolong Beach - Located near Tanah Lot Temple, this beach offers a beautiful panorama with a large hole under the temple.

Jatiluwih Green Land - Known for its terraced paddy fields against the backdrop of Mount Batukaru and Mount Agung, this area is part of UNESCO’s world cultural heritage.

Ulun Danu Bratan Temple - Situated by Lake Bratan, this picturesque temple is one of the most photographed in Bali.

Handara Iconic Gate - Capture stunning photos in front of this traditional Balinese gate with green hills in the background.

Tamblingan Lake - Offers scenic views of the Twin Lakes, Tamblingan and Buyan.

Wanagiri Hidden Hills - A top viewpoint in Bali, featuring swings over the lake and bird nests, making it a popular Instagram spot.

Lempuyang Temple - Located on the slopes of Mount Lempuyang, this temple offers picturesque views of Mount Agung and is highly regarded in Bali.

Tirta Gangga - A revered site for Hindu Balinese, this water palace built in 1948 features pools, fountains, lush gardens, and stone carvings.

Ujung Water Palace - A former palace in Karangasem Regency, now known as Ujung Park, featuring large pools and a main building connected by a bridge.

Asah Hill - A hidden gem in Bali, offering stunning views of high cliffs and the vast blue ocean.

Waterbom Bali - A world-class waterpark with exciting slides and rides, set in 3.8 hectares of landscaped tropical parks. The park uses advanced salt chlorination for a safe and enjoyable experience.

White Sand Beach - Also known as Virgin Beach, this spot features turquoise-blue waters and fine, powdery sand. Enjoy delicious food at small restaurants, relax on sun-loungers, swim, snorkel, or take a leisurely walk among local fishing boats.

Mount Agung - Standing at 3,033 meters, Mount Agung is Bali’s highest mountain and holds spiritual significance. It is home to the ‘Mother Temple’ of Besakih and is part of a volcanic chain that forms Bali’s backbone.

Seminyak Beach - A beautiful white sandy beach north of Legian Beach, popular for surfing and its 3 km stretch of sand.

Upside Down World - A whimsical venue for photo opportunities, featuring upside-down scenes with furniture on the ceiling.

Sindhu Market - A clean and modernized traditional market with around 150 stalls offering fresh produce, kitchen utensils, textiles, and more. Enjoy local food at small stalls.

Bajra Sandhi Monument - A major landmark in Denpasar, resembling a Balinese Hindu priest’s praying bell. The base houses a museum with historical dioramas of the struggle for Independence.

Nyaman Gallery - Bali’s first international contemporary art gallery, located in Seminyak. It features a diverse range of artworks from local and international artists.

Double Six Beach - A relaxed beach with umbrella rentals, live music, and a chill ambiance.

Seminyak Village - A modern shopping and dining enclave in Bali, featuring a glass and light-infused structure.

Canggu Beach - North of Seminyak, this beach is famous for surfing with two popular spots: Echo Beach and Batu Bolong. The area has a trendy atmosphere with many young Europeans.

Mount Batur - A popular hiking destination offering views of the crater and Lake Batur. Note that visibility may be limited during the rainy season.

Sanur Beach - Known for its brightly painted outrigger boats, good restaurants, and cafes. Enjoy a massage on the sand or catch the Bali Kite Festival in July.

Campuhan Ridge Walk - A well-known trek in Ubud, offering rich vistas and a peaceful atmosphere. The trail starts at the confluence of the Wos Rivers.