The Indonesian island of Bali is a favorite destination for both adventurers and those in need of a little relaxation. The waters off the coast of Bali's white beaches are an ideal spot for diving, while the dense jungles, teeming with monkeys and hidden stone temples, call out for exploration. Hike the rugged path to the summit of Mount Batur, and your effort will be rewarded with a stunning view. Then coax your sore muscles back into action with a massage at one of Bali's many luxury spas.

Goa Gajah Bedulu's Elephant Cave - This is one of the southern region's most famous tourist sights. In addition to the caves hand-tunneled through the face of the mountain, the complex above the Petanu River includes temples, statues, pavilions and three bathing pools. The exterior of the cave is an elaborately carved demonic head. The cave is pitch dark, so take a flashlight. To the left is a niche with astatue of Ganesha, the elephant-headed god and son of Shiva. In the centre, to the right of a crumbled statue, are three linga (upright carved stones symbolizing male fertility), each alongside three smaller yoni, or female forms.

Trunyan Village - Near Gunung Batur volcano and not to be missed if you like gorey stuff. This is a major tourist attraction because of the ancient practices its people still observe. Instead of cremating or burying the deceased, the people of Trunyan leave the dead out in the open air to decay. Fascination with this practice has brought many visitors to Trunyan's cemetery, in the nearby village of Kuban, which is accessible only by boat.

Gitgit Waterfall - The most impressive waterfall on the island. Located not far to the town of Singaraja, on the north coast of Bali. Within walking distance through the jungle, you will find that this place is worth to be visited.

Here you can also dine the Asian way, seated on bamboo mats, overlooking lotus flowers in bloom, and 5 days a week (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday) you can dine while watching performances of traditional Balinese dances and gamelan orchestras. At other times you may hear musicians in practice or witness one of Ubud’s frequent temple ceremonies in progress. Surely, all this will make your visit an unforgettable experience.
Cafe Lotus has become a landmark in Ubud, the center of Balinese culture, and it comes highly recommended by guidebooks worldwide. The Cafe continues to be our most spectacular restaurant and it deserves to be included on your next visit.

And much more attractions this page cannot hold....so prepare your Luggages for Bali Holiday Vacation.

BEACHES MANIA!

However, if you want get closer the real Bali but still stay on the coast you may find Sanur a better option.

Sanur offers a much quieter side to Bali. Sindhu Beach, recently restored through funding from the Japanese government, has a natural reef which provides calm waters making it a safe environment for families with young children. Local families often spend the weekend and holiday in Sanur with thier children.
Most of the Hotels in Sanur are located directly on the beach and those that are not, often provide free trasportation.


Kuta - The best known tourist resort in Indonesia, with marvelous white sandy beach and beautiful sunset. There is some good restaurants on the site and lots of water sport activities to enjoy. Nighttime caters for the music lovers with live music acts by local bands and regional dancing performances.
If you are a surfing enthusiast Bali is definitely the place for you as some of the best surfing beaches in the world can be found on the western side of the island. Conversely the eastern side is a wonderful haven for families, with beautiful white sand beaches and gentle seas with little more than a ripple breaking the calm surface of the water.