Neighborhood guides

Amed is not a single village but a long string of fishing hamlets (Jemeluk, Bunutan, Lipah, Selang, Aas) on Bali's north-east coast, at t...

Nusa Lembongan is a small island off Bali's south-east coast, calmer and easier to get around than its big neighbour Nusa Penida. People ...

Nusa Penida is the largest of the islands south-east of Bali: limestone cliffs, beaches at the foot of dizzying stairs, famous viewpoints...

Ubud, in the heart of Bali, is the island's cultural capital: an artists' town surrounded by rice paddies, wooded ravines and craft villa...

Canggu is Bali's fashionable coastal district, north-west of Seminyak: dark-sand beaches, surf breaks, cafés and coworking spaces, with r...

Munduk is a mountain village in north Bali, above Bedugul, among forested hills, gardens and plantations. The air is cool, the pace is sl...

Nusa Dua is the luxury-resort area in south-east Bali, on the Bukit peninsula: light-sand beaches protected by a reef, large hotels, a co...

Seminyak is the chic district of south-west Bali: a long beach facing the sunset, well-known beach clubs, boutiques, restaurants and upsc...

Uluwatu, at the southern end of Bali on the Bukit peninsula, is the area of limestone cliffs, surf beaches and sunsets. People come for t...