Olivia Mak
A bucket list of must visit places, restaurants, and attractions in a land universally known as "the Island of the Gods"
In the past decade, this part of the island has grown to become the destination for Bali's upscale boutique accommodations, gourmet dining and exclusive art and fashion finds. If you are looking for posh tropical villas and top-quality spas, Seminyak accommodations will suit your tastes.
This is considered one of the most laid-back and fun areas of Bali. Legian's villas and beachfront locations offer tranquil walking paths, restaurants, bars, and an unlimited supply of umbrellas and lounge chairs for sunbathers to enjoy.
This restaurant in Karangasem has been recognized with the 2013 Certificate of Excellence award. The restaurant's ideal location, nestled between rice fields in the foot hills of Mount Agung, Bali’s most sacred mountain, make this the perfect destination to get a taste of the local authentic cuisine.
Why not truly live like a local and try the tasty cuisine of Bali's street food carts? There are authentic Indonesian food carts lined up on the beach fronts and streets of the island for tourists looking to try authentic Indonesian treats.
Located in South Central Bali, this area is rich in culture and exotic environments. The specialty of Ubud's accommodations include traditional Balinese cottages and five-star luxurious accommodations all nestled between the beautiful, relaxing landscape this area is known for.
