No trip to Bali is complete without visiting Nusa Penida for the stunning viewpoints, such as the T-rex rock formation. If you have more than seven days in Bali, then Nusa Penida is a must-visit spot. Nusa Penida is the largest of 3 islands located east of Uluwatu- the other two being Nusa Lembongan and …
Sidemen is one of Bali’s most underrated places and my favourite backpacking destination! Sidemen (pronounced Sid-er-men) is a relatively untouched village between Ubud and Amed. With stunning Mt Agung views, rice terraces and friendly locals- I can not recommend stopping in Sidemen for a night or two enough. One of the best things about Sidemen …
Uluwatu is famous for its surfing, stunning beaches and Sunday sessions at SingleFin Beach Club. While it is not the most backpacker-friendly location due to the lack of hostels, it still should be on your bucket list! Uluwatu has so much to offer, from one eighty-day club with its cliffside glass-bottom infinity pool to the …
When I went through immigration, the local officer asked all the typical questions, including where I was staying. When I mentioned I was staying in Canggu, his eyes brightened, and he quickly replied, “Ahh, you’re staying in Canggu for the surf?!”. I replied, “Nah, I’m just here for the brunch”. He laughed, thinking I was …
Gili Trawangan, also known as Gili T, is a small island that is a part of Lombok, situated between Bali and Lombok Island. Gili T is a well-known island mainly for its party scene but also for its fantastic beaches, dive sites and how easy it is to spot a turtle while snorkelling. While many …
Whether you’re a diver, an avid photographer or want to get away from the hoards of tourists in Ubud- Amed is a great place to visit! Tucked away on the east coast of Bali, Amed is known for its dive sites, black sand beaches, Jemeluk Bay and general chilled-out vibe. It’s also a great base …
