Bali

Are you having trouble finding group tours in Bali? I’ve been in your flip-flops. I’ve traveled the globe, mostly alone, and have rarely encountered issues joining a group tour or hopping on public transportation to arrive at the destination I wanted to visit. Needless to say, I was taken aback by how challenging it is […]

It’s official: Bali is on the map as a tropical getaway where stress melts away and coconut smoothies are abundant. But whether you’re traveling to Bali solo, with your family, or a partner, you’re understandably wondering—Is Bali safe? Bali is a safe destination, though practicing standard safety precautions is always wise. The U.S. Department of

Indonesia is a beautiful Asian country found between the famous Indian and Pacific oceans. The sumptuous delicacies, the beautiful landscape, and the hospitality of the citizens set this world’s fourth most populous country ahead of its peers. There is simply so much to talk about this lovely country that there may not be enough time.

You may have been told that the region from Kuta to Canggu is a must-see for those wanting to kick back on Bali’s beaches. But if you prefer hanging out with locals while drinking a cold Bintang, Dreamland Beach is the better option. So, before you click “reserve” on that killer Seminyak hotel deal you

Pandawa was my first stop in what became a 2-day trip visiting 11 beaches in Uluwatu. At the time, I didn’t have much to compare it to. But after my beach-hopping explorations, I learned just how unique Pandawa Beach is because of the amenities it offers. Whether you’re trying to figure out if Pandawa is

Calling all sunset chasers! Bingin Beach, Bali is an excellent place to watch the sun sink behind the Indian Ocean. And that’s without you having to push your way through crowds in the tourist hotspots of Kuta and Seminyak. But a trip to Bingin Beach isn’t for everyone. The only way to get there is

Kuta’s busy beaches and animated vendors aren’t the idyllic Balinese getaway that some tourists have in mind. So, if you’re ready to relax on quieter shores, make a beeline to Green Bowl Beach, Bali. Or perhaps better put, make a monkey line—you may need to maneuver around stubborn (but adorable) monkeys on the countryside road

Whether you’re looking to surf or experience the pulse of Bali surfing culture at a beachside bar, Nyang Nyang Beach is a must-visit in Uluwatu. Few travelers know about it, so you won’t have to fight for space in the sand. My Gojek driver informed me that she didn’t even know about Nyang Nyang Beach,