Bali is famous on the world’s surfing circuit and one look at the waves will tell you why. Learn a new skill or set out in search of the biggest swell.

Head to Lovina in the north of the island, hopping on a boat to watch graceful dolphins play at sunrise.

Bali boasts some of the world's most pristine dive sites. Get up close with manta rays, sea turtles and the famed mola mola.

Bali's interior is a majestic landscape of mountains, volcanoes, rivers, rainforest and terraced rice paddies. Explore by bicycle, river raft or 4x4.

Pilgrimage to Besakih, Bali's largest temple, on the slopes of misty Mount Agung, or explore the coastline and its iconic clifftop temples. 

The cultural and artistic heart of Bali, Ubud is set amongst verdant rice paddies. Explore the many art galleries, craft boutiques and cafe culture for which it is known. Other attractions include the royal palace and monkey forest.

Explore Indonesia's many different cultures all in one day. Spread across 15 hectares, traditional houses illustrate differing ways of life, with artisans at work and live cultural performances.