Best places to visit in Bali

Kintamani refers to both a region in the northeast of Bali and the village in this region where Mount Batur volcano is located.

Sidemen is a district in the east of Bali, known for its magnificent scenery and flat ricefields.

Pemuteran is a peaceful fishing village in the extreme north west of Bali, which is particularly famous for the beauty of its sea beds and its vine covered hills.

Jatiluwih is a small village in the centre of the island of Bali, where the inhabitants have carved beautiful rice terraces into the hillsides.

Ubud is a really lovely town in the centre of Bali island of which it is said to be the cultural and artistic hub.

Sanur, the charming and relaxing seaside resort.

Munduk, a treasure trove of greenery nestled in the heart of the mountain, offers walkers dizzyingly high waterfalls.

Jimbaran, the fishing village where to have a moonlit dinner.

Tegallalang is a small village located to the north of Ubud in the centre of Bali. It's known for its amazing terraced paddy fields.

Tirta Gangga and its Water Palace, a must-see on a trip to Bali and truly magnificent!

A small village in southeast Bali, Padang Bai is the main boat port from which to get to Lombok or the Gili islands.

Small fishing village on Bali's north-eastern coast.

Bedugul is a region of the centre-north of Bali, which shelters small villages as well as 3 lakes: Bratan lake, Buyan lake and Tamblingan lake.

Pura Besakih, or the Mother Temple, is the biggest Hindu temple on Bali. It is in a wonderful setting, 1,000 metres up the sides of Mount Agung, with 23 temples spread over 6 terraces.

Uluwatu is on Bali's southern point and the main reason people go there is to visit the temple perched on the cliff.

This small village on the east coast of Bali is mostly known for its diving spots, especially that of the Liberty wreck, lying just a few yards from the beach.

Tabanan is a region and a city in the centre of the island of Bali. The region stretches from the coast in the south to Lake Beratan in the north.

Gilimanuk is on the east side of Bali and mostly known because it is the departure port for Java.

A little island off Bali that is unknown to most tourists (and all the better for it!) If you want something off the beaten path, where you can meet the local population but also go diving, then this is for you. 

Situated at 500m south of Denpasar, Serangan Island is famous for its turtles and temple.