While development threatens to swamp some of the Indonesian island’s built-up areas, Bali’s almost mystical landscapes still draw new visitors year after year.
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Just a 30 minute flight from the crowded beaches of Bali is the less-developed, arid island of Lombok, where surfers often have the waves all to themselves.
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Go past the southern party triad of Kuta, Legian and Seminyak to discover a lush Indonesian island teeming with cultural experiences, delicious food and exhilarating adventures.
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Part of the only remaining sultanate in the country, the Javanese city of Yogyakarta is widely considered to be the cultural heart of Indonesia.
With tropical beaches and centuries-old rice terraces, Bali offers the perfect mix of relaxation and cultural sites.
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Bali is an island of magic and demons, of haunting ceremonies and a welcome enshrined in the beliefs of every village.
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