The good life
Travel guide - Bali
November 27th, 2024
The tiny island of Bali holds a special place in the hearts of many, with its dreamy landscapes and vibrant culture. This energetic Indonesian region is full of life, from the bustling streets of Seminyak to the lively markets of Ubud. Yet Bali also reveals a softer side, offering serene rice terraces, tranquil beaches, and spiritual retreats. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, Bali offers the perfect blend.
Where to eat in Bali
Skool Kitchen
This oceanfront restaurant is perfect for sunsets, offering high-end cuisine cooked over an open flame. Enjoy amazing cocktails as you watch the sun go down, followed by an unforgettable dinner. Ideal for date nights, full of great music and lively vibes.
Where to eat in Bali
Yuki
Overlooking Batu Bolong Beach, Yuki serves modern fusion sushi with a Japanese-inspired twist. It’s a fantastic spot for sushi lovers and it’s family-friendly too, making it great for dining if you’re kids love sushi as much.
Where to eat in Bali
The Slow
From breakfast to dinner, The Slow offers a seasonal menu influenced by European, South American, and Asian cuisines. Its stylish atmosphere makes it perfect for relaxed dining any time of the day.
Where to stay in Bali
Lost Lindenberg
This hotel brings the soul of the island back to its center. Think tropical Alice in Wonderland vibes, with beautifully designed treehouses overlooking the jungle. Eco-conscious and inspiring in every way.
Where to stay in Bali
The Four Seasons
Always a good idea—this Ubud location is surrounded by tropical flowers, towering trees, and distant views of tiered rice paddies. The restaurant overlooks the Ayung River, with its flowing stream providing a serene soundtrack to your stay.
Where to stay in Bali
Bulgari Hotel
The jewel of the island, where everything breathes luxury. Enjoy utmost privacy with private infinity pools nestled among jasmine and bougainvillea, all in a setting of classic Indonesian décor.
Where to play in Bali
The Lawn
Originally a restaurant, this laid-back spot has transformed into one of Bali’s hottest beach clubs. With ocean views, a well-stocked bar, and its location by the black-sand beach, it’s perfect for surfing, dining, relaxing, and soaking up the sun.
Where to play in Bali
Potato Head
This boutique beachside hotel in Seminyak ticks all the boxes—amazing food, stylish interiors, and great vibes with a touch of zen. It’s the perfect place to spend the day relaxing while overlooking the white sandy beach.
where to play in Bali
Ricefields, Tegallalang
Bali’s iconic rice paddies are breathtaking, and Tegallalang offers some of the most awe-inspiring views. Sit at a café and take in the scenery—especially magical during the rain. A must-do for any Bali trip.