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No one wants to flow with the crowds, especially on vacation. For most Bali lovers, the island paradise dream is to have a beach for themselves or just a small select few people. Well, in order to beat the crowds, you have to go against the flow. It’s not as difficult as it may first …

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It has never been easier to stay connected while traveling. As more and more tourist explore Bali independently of a tour guide, or without the help of a travel agent it’s becoming increasingly important for tourists to be able to communicate with the wider world at all times. 

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With so much to see, do, and experience in Bali, tourists need to schedule a day or two (at least!) to totally chill out. While many tourists schedule serious downtime for the coast, with so much to tick off the bucket list in the arts and cultural capital of Ubud, tourists must be mindful not …

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Whether an experienced diver or a first-time snorkeler, beneath the crystal clear waters of Bali’s most popular beaches lies a whole other world of possibilities. From vast expanses of coral reefs to chilled-out turtles bobbing along, from majestic manta rays to shiny shoals of sunfish, the underworld of Bali is as exciting to explore as …

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As Bali reckons with balancing existing mass tourism and moving forward with more sustainable and culturally respectful tourism, travelers are being encouraged to stay in hotels that celebrate the island’s heritage.  Heritage hotels or hotels with a strong commitment to cultural preservation offer tourists an exciting opportunity to really immerse themselves in the Balinese way …

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Bali’s Nyepi festival is just around the corner. The Day of Silence is the most important day of the Balinese calendar. On the 11th of March 2024, the island will fall silent to honor Nyepi Day. Both locals and tourists will be required to stay indoors, not use electricity, and respect the holy day of …

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