Canggu (including Berawa and Pererenan) is Bali’s most up-and-coming destination. There’s something for everyone, from backpackers to partygoers to families and spiritual seekers. Feels like Ubud but with a beach and a touch of Seminyak. Despite a few traffic jams, digital nomads and surfers love it here.There is a big range of accommodation choices, as well as coffee shops, bars, beach clubs, gyms, spas, and yoga studios.

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Kuta is the most popular travel destination beside Seminyak, Ubud and Canggu. This low-cost alternative is perfect for individuals who want to have fun at the beach without breaking the bank. You may buy souvenirs, dine at fast food chains and chain restaurants, and stay at hotels that are typically 3 or 4 ratings. Australians and “backpackers” love it here.

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If you travel north from Kuta, you will find Petitenget, which is perhaps Bali’s most well-known destination. Beach Clubs, Shops & Boutiques, and Luxury Villas & Resorts can all be found here. There are some incredible restaurants and culinary marvels nearby.This is the finest place to start exploring the nightlife of Bali, with its great international crowd.

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Places like this one are mandatory vacation stops. Ubud is Bali’s cultural and artistic mecca where people from all over the globe come to attend seminars and workshops focused on taking care of their mind, body, and soul and finding more balance and well-being in all parts of their lives. Excellent location from which to explore Bali’s north, including its many temples and rice terraces. Don’t forget about the traditional dance shows and the monkey forest, either. Ubud is popular among digital nomads due to its amazing coffee shops, co-working spaces, and healthy food options. 

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Away from it all, on the south-west tip of Bali. The international beachfront resorts here have wonderful restaurants and bars and attract visitors from all over the world. The area is often chosen for events with a universal theme, such as weddings, honeymoons, international meetings, and other large-scale gatherings.

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Legian, which is north of Kuta, is a quieter option that is still close to bars and clubs. Families from Down Under frequent here because of the variety of hotels, cafes, and nightlife spots available to them. Still reasonably priced, there are a number of high-end 4-star hotels and many gift shops to choose from.
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As one of Bali’s oldest tourist destinations, it has managed to stay charming, serene, and quiet. It’s great for kids because the beach is safe for swimming and it has a beautiful promenade with hotels and restaurants right on the beach. There are a lot of 3- to 5-star hotels, a residential area, and a port where the boats to Lembongan and Penida leave.

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A beautiful bay in a more relaxed part of Bali. Beach resorts for families with some of Bali’s most iconic hotels.The southern end of the beach is known as Kedonganan, and it is well-known for its beachside seafood BBQ.

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From Sanur, it takes 40 minutes by boat to reach Bali’s three “sister islands.” Some compare it to Bali 30 years ago, but with a more comfortable atmosphere. A tropical paradise with some of the area’s best diving. Small bungalow hotels rule the roost, with simple but decent restaurants. However, in order to get around, you must be able to ride a scooter.

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The south west coast of the Bukit Peninsular has white sandy beaches in Balangan, Padang Padang, and Bingin. Backpackers, surfers, and now digital nomads love it here. Pecatu, which is quieter and more laid back, is home to some of the best luxury villas in Bali, as well as upcoming 4-5 star resorts in Pecatu with a golf course.

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The area is home to two quiet, down-to-earth fishing villages in Bali’s northwestern region, and it is well-known for scuba diving and snorkeling, nature tours, and amazing views from Mount Agung. The less well-known beaches and villages of Jemeluk, Lipah, and Selang are nearby and well worth a visit.

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East Bali’s main tourism area, yet still quiet and remote, with decent accommodations. Excellent starting point for day trips and excursions, including snorkeling and diving.

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Quiet and remote, nestled on Bali’s most southern tip, with stunning coastline and steep cliffs. It is home to some of the best resorts, beach clubs, and luxury villas and estates in the world. Ungasan in particular, is popular for weddings.

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The area stretches from the coast of Tanah Lot Temple to the north of Batukaru Mountain. Known for eco-retreats and eco-tourism. It’s remote, quiet, and full of nature, with rice terraces and cacao plantations, making it ideal for trekking and waterfalls.

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Lombok is known for its pristine natural landscapes, incredibly pleasant roads, and excellent surf. Get ready to climb Mount Rinjani, one of Indonesia”s most beautiful volcanos. Motorsport enthusiasts really like the brand-new Mandalika Race Track. The Gilis, a group of tropical islands, are popular with motor-free enthusiasts, particularly young people and newlyweds.

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