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Bar · Berawa / Pantai Berawa
A sleek kitchen-and-wine-bar on Jalan Pantai Berawa that runs from bright breakfasts and coffee by day to dim-lit, elegant evening dining with a DJ. Known for a dark marble-anchored dining room, Mediterranean-leaning sharing plates and grilled proteins, and a broad, curated wine list.
Best for: A date or dressed-up dinner over wine; a small group sharing plates in the evening
Restaurant · Pererenan
The Pererenan outpost of BAKED, an artisanal bakehouse and specialty-coffee brand, set in a converted garage with an open-air terrace and a modern brunch menu built on house sourdough and pastries.
Best for: A morning brunch after the beach, a pastry-and-coffee stop, and casual laptop-friendly daytime sitting.
Restaurant · Berawa / Semat
An artisan bakehouse and specialty-coffee cafe in Berawa (Tibubeneng) known for laminated pastries and croissants alongside a full brunch menu; a busy morning-to-afternoon spot.
Best for: Brunch, coffee and pastries, and morning meet-ups.
Bar · Pererenan / Pantai Pererenan
A new-generation European bistro and wine bar in Pererenan (about 65 seats, inside a boutique hotel) pairing timeless French technique and locally sourced produce with a diverse European wine list and an award-winning cocktail programme, in a warm terracotta-and-wood room open daily until midnight.
Best for: A stylish, relaxed date night, a late dinner or a wine-and-cocktail-focused evening with friends; couples and small groups who want European bistro plates with serious wine and drinks.
Restaurant · Munduk Catu
A lively Western dining-and-cocktails spot on Jl. Munduk Catu with live music most nights, built around crafted cocktails and generous mains at a fair price.
Best for: Date night, group dinners and celebrations with live music and a proper cocktail list.
Restaurant · Batu Bolong / Berawa
Gourmet Italian home-cooking from the Zibiru group (running since 2015), making its own fresh pasta, bread, cheese and desserts. The Berawa location ("Origano") on Jl. Pantai Berawa runs all day.
Best for: Relaxed all-day Italian for families and groups sharing pasta, or a casual dinner.
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Wellness · Penestanan Kelod, Ubud
A yoga and meditation centre in Penestanan, Ubud with two bamboo shalas, running daily drop-in classes across Hatha and Tantra vinyasa, Yin, meditation, ecstatic dance and sound-healing ceremonies, plus multi-class passes and Yoga Alliance 200hr and 300hr teacher trainings.
Best for: drop-in practitioners staying in Ubud or Penestanan; travellers wanting a varied daily class schedule without committing to a retreat; those interested in meditation, sound healing or teacher training
Restaurant · Ubud
A boutique-hotel restaurant and bakery next to the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, built around fresh, wholesome East-Mediterranean-inspired cooking with a plant-forward focus, plus a standalone bakery arm and live-music evenings.
Best for: Health-conscious travellers wanting a plant-forward breakfast, bakery pastries, or a relaxed dinner with live music in a colourful, creative setting.
Wellness · Sanggingan / Kedewatan
Day spa established in 2006 on the Sanggingan ridge overlooking jungle and rice fields; relaunched in 2024 under Oneworld Ayurveda as an Ayurvedic day spa combining Balinese and Ayurvedic treatments and programs.
Best for: Travellers wanting Ayurvedic treatments or day programs in a jungle-and-rice-field setting on the Sanggingan side of Ubud.
Restaurant · Ubud
Ubud's most enduring restaurant, opened in 1992 by food writer Janet DeNeefe on Jalan Raya Ubud; the menu moves between authentic Balinese cuisine (nasi campur, ceremonial curries, slow-cooked spice-paste dishes) and a modern Mediterranean side, with pastries from the sister Honeymoon Bakery.
Best for: Travellers wanting a genuine, long-established Balinese dining experience in the centre of Ubud, from breakfast through dinner.
Restaurant · Ubud
The gourmet restaurant of Viceroy Bali (also branded as part of CasCades Suites), perched atop the Valley of the Kings about five minutes' drive from central Ubud, pairing panoramic jungle-valley views with a Balinese Rijsttafel tasting menu and Western dishes built on produce from its own organic gardens.
Best for: Couples or small groups wanting a scenic, sit-down valley-view meal with a curated Indonesian tasting format.
Restaurant · Ubud Center
A restaurant, lounge and rooftop bar in the middle of Jalan Monkey Forest blending Mediterranean and Latin American cuisine, open daily from late morning until late, with a Friday-night club upstairs and shisha available after 4pm.
Best for: Groups or couples wanting a stylish dinner with cocktails and a lively nightlife atmosphere in central Ubud.
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Café · Petitenget / Kerobokan Kelod
Seminyak's strongest plant-forward brunch — a big, walk-in cafe known for smoothie bowls and colourful comfort food.
Best for: Vegan and vegetarian brunch; an iconic smoothie-bowl stop; a lighter reset day
Restaurant · Kerobokan Kelod
Chef Will Meyrick's long-running pan-Asian dining room in Seminyak, plating elevated Southeast Asian street food — from Penang to Bangkok to Indonesian rendang — inside a dramatic 1920s Shanghai-style room of dark timber, green banquettes and chandeliers, with an upstairs supper-club bar.
Best for: A dressed-up dinner or cocktails for couples and groups who want polished Asian flavours in an atmospheric setting.
Restaurant · Petitenget
Contemporary southern-Italian fine-dining restaurant on Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak, led by Apulian chef Maurizio Bombini, with a live kitchen, à la carte and seasonal tasting menus, and a rooftop hydroponic garden supplying produce.
Best for: special-occasion and celebration dinners; couples wanting a refined tasting-menu evening; Sunday seafood brunch
Restaurant · Petitenget / Kerobokan Kelod
Modern Indonesian dining in a soaring, greenhouse-cathedral building on Jl. Petitenget in Seminyak by Inspiral Architects, with 10-metre vaulted ceilings and rainwater-filtering columns; open since 2013, its kitchen plates archipelago classics and contemporary takes — Balinese yellowfin tuna, babi guling — alongside a full cocktail and wine program.
Best for: A dressed-up dinner or special occasion when you want refined Indonesian food in a landmark setting.
Café · Seminyak
One of Seminyak's pioneering specialty-coffee cafes, open since 2012 and roasting its own beans locally, tucked down a lane off Jl. Kayu Aya. Known for its dark, timber-and-brick "hidden bar" interior and a hearty brunch alongside the coffee.
Best for: serious coffee before or after the beach; a sit-down brunch; a caffeine stop while exploring the Oberoi strip
Restaurant · Kerobokan Kelod
Modern Indonesian restaurant on Jl. Petitenget from Kieran and Yunika Morland, cooking heritage recipes over a wood-fired oven and charcoal grills with regional ingredients from across the archipelago — known for its beef rendang, smoked and grilled seafood, and a rooftop bar called Diatas.
Best for: A relaxed but elevated dinner for travellers wanting inventive Indonesian cooking beyond the usual tourist menus.
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Wellness · Tuban
A long-running Balinese day spa in Tuban, minutes from the airport, offering aromatherapy massage, body scrubs and hair treatments, with free airport transfers, showers and luggage storage.
Best for: A reliable massage near the airport before a night flight or on arrival.
Restaurant · Beachwalk mall, Kuta
A long-running Indonesian restaurant chain (Sarirasa Group) serving dependable, authentic classics — satay, soto, gado-gado — in an air-conditioned mall setting steps from Kuta beach. It's the reliable, family-safe Indonesian meal when you want the real thing without hunting for a warung.
Best for: a dependable Indonesian meal in air-conditioning; families and just-landed first dinners; a safe introduction to Indonesian classics near Kuta
Beach club · Legian beachfront
A bamboo tree-house beach club on the Legian beachfront, built across three open-air tiered levels facing the ocean, with a dedicated Tiki bar and a kitchen doing playful takes on Indonesian classics.
Best for: a design-forward beach club day in Legian
Surf · Kuta / Legian coast
A Kuta beach surf school offering instructor-led lessons and board rental on the same beginner-friendly break -- a straightforward way to get in the water with guidance.
Best for: guided beginner surf sessions and board rental
Beauty & salon · Jl. Melasti, Legian
A spa and beauty salon on Jalan Melasti in Legian, opposite Legian Beach Hotel, offering Balinese massage, facials, body scrubs and manicure/pedicure alongside hair treatments.
Best for: a full spa-and-salon stop in Legian
Café · Legian
A boutique specialty-coffee spot in Legian, part of a small Bali chain, known for premium blends and unusual lattes -- matcha, charcoal, beetroot -- alongside the classics.
Best for: specialty coffee and an unusual latte in Legian
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Bar · Jimbaran
A beachfront Mediterranean bar and restaurant on Jimbaran Beach (Pemelisan Agung No. 27), formerly AKUA de Bilbao, serving Spanish tapas, handmade pastas, sourdough pizzas, mezze and grilled seafood from Jimbaran Bay, with an upstairs open terrace facing the sunset over the bay.
Best for: Sunset drinks and shared plates by the sea, or a long, social seafood lunch with a group.
Wellness · Samasta / upper Muaya
The Arkipela Spa at Mövenpick Resort & Spa Jimbaran in the Samasta lifestyle village, open daily 09:00–21:00.
Best for: Visitors wanting a polished resort spa near Samasta's shops and cafés.
Beach club · Kelan Beach
A Mediterranean beachfront restaurant with a pool on Kelan Beach near Jimbaran, serving locally-sourced seafood under chef Frederic Boulay, with daybeds, direct beach access and no cover charge.
Best for: Sunset seafood and an unhurried afternoon by the pool; also a handy last stop before an airport departure.
Restaurant · Jimbaran (Jl. Raya Kampus Unud)
A popular Indonesian bakso (meatball) chain — hearty and affordable — whose Jimbaran outlet opened in 2025. The draw is generous meatball bowls, including wagyu bakso, in comforting well-priced broth.
Best for: a cheap, comforting bowl of bakso; a quick casual local meal; groups after affordable Indonesian comfort food
Café · Jimbaran
A roadside cafe-restaurant on Jalan Raya Uluwatu in the Jimbaran fishing village, opened in 2012 by Belgian design-and-restaurateur couple Blaise Samoy and Zohra Boukhari, in a vintage-European-meets-colonial interior full of antiques the pair collected across the archipelago; the menu is Indonesian-led, with a multi-dish rijsttafel as the signature spread, rounded out by European and fusion plates.
Best for: A relaxed, atmospheric lunch or dinner for travellers who want Indonesian home-style cooking and characterful décor away from the beachfront.
Yoga · Inner Jimbaran
Yoga at Balquisse Heritage Hotel, held in the boutique hotel's tranquil inner-Jimbaran garden.
Best for: Guests and neighbours wanting a quiet, small-group class off the tourist track.
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Café · Bingin
Ubud's plant-based original, transplanted to a Bingin garden — raw bowls, an organic shop and yoga on the same grounds.
Best for: plant-based eating; quiet garden work sessions; post-yoga breakfasts
Café · Suluban, Pecatu
Surf shop with a serious coffee bar at the Suluban entrance — the dawn-patrol espresso stop.
Best for: pre-surf coffee at dawn; quick takeaway stops
Restaurant · Padang Padang
Minimalist Greek-inspired grill steps from Padang Padang — wood fire, natural wine and the Bukit's most confident new dinner room.
Best for: date nights; food-led group dinners
Bar · Suluban, Pecatu
Clifftop restaurant and poolside bar at Uluwatu Surf Villas — the calmer way to take in the same Suluban sunset.
Best for: sunset drinks with a view; date-night dinner; a slow working afternoon
Restaurant · Labuan Sait, Pecatu
The Canggu wood-fire favourite's Bukit outpost — 48-hour short ribs and wagyu off the grill on Labuan Sait.
Best for: group dinners; date nights around the grill
Beach club · Pecatu cliffs
Glass-bottomed sky pool jutting off a 162-metre cliff at The Edge — the Bukit's most vertiginous day club.
Best for: special-occasion days; sunset cocktails; travellers chasing the one big view
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Restaurant · Nusa Dua
The beachfront grill restaurant at The Laguna, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa in Nusa Dua, doing Basque-style wood grills of fresh seafood and dry-aged meats plus a Balinese menu, on a terrace beside the beach and lagoon pools.
Best for: Resort guests and couples wanting a relaxed seaside grill lunch or dinner, or the Sunday brunch, with ocean views.
Beauty & salon · Nusa Dua
A local beauty salon serving the Nusa Dua area with nails, hair and basic treatments.
Best for: Resort-area visitors wanting salon basics off-property.
Restaurant · Nusa Dua
The signature Indonesian restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton, Bali in Sawangan (Nusa Dua), set on the cliffs above the Indian Ocean, serving regional Balinese and archipelago dishes across three levels including a Culinary Cave open kitchen; its centrepiece is the Archipelago Rijsttafel, a shared multi-dish Indonesian rice-table feast.
Best for: An unhurried dinner for travellers who want elevated Indonesian cuisine and cliff-top ocean views over a special evening.
Restaurant · Nusa Dua
A long-running authentic-Balinese restaurant and cooking school founded in 1996 by Swiss chef and cookbook author Heinz von Holzen, serving home- and ceremony-style dishes such as babi guling and a multi-course rijsttafel in a traditional courtyard-compound setting on Nusa Dua's northern edge.
Best for: Travellers who want to try a wide spread of traditional Balinese cooking, or take a market-and-cooking class, over a relaxed dinner.
Beach club · Nusa Dua (Benoa)
A large multi-zone beachfront club on the southern side of Nusa Dua with a pool, daybeds, water sports and several dining areas including the oceanfront Cliff restaurant, running from daytime lounging into evening entertainment.
Best for: A full day-to-night outing for families or groups on Nusa Dua's calm white-sand beach.
Restaurant · Nusa Dua
The Japanese restaurant at The Apurva Kempinski Bali in Nusa Dua, an offshoot of the OKU restaurant in Jakarta, serving contemporary izakaya-style dishes in a bistro-chic room built around an open kitchen where diners watch the chefs work.
Best for: Guests of the Apurva Kempinski or visitors wanting a polished, reservation-only Japanese dinner in Nusa Dua.
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Wellness · Sanur
A long-standing garden day spa in Sanur offering Balinese massage and treatments in a quiet retreat setting.
Best for: Sanur stayers wanting an unhurried, good-value massage.
Warung · Jl. Danau Tamblingan (near Pasar Sindhu)
A dedicated Balinese roast-pork warung near Pasar Sindhu offering an unusually wide babi guling range, finished with its house sambal tabia (chili, roasted shrimp paste, lime).
Best for: babi guling specialists and pork lovers; a quick, cheap, authentically Balinese lunch; solo diners
Beauty & salon · Sanur
The Sanur branch of the Bali Barber brand (established 2012), a men's barbershop on Jl. Danau Tamblingan for cuts, classic hot-towel shaves, beard work and dreadlocks, co-located with The Shampoo Lounge and skilled with all international hair types.
Best for: Male travellers wanting a proper barber cut, shave or beard trim in a relaxed shop where you can grab a coffee, beer or cocktail while you wait.
Restaurant · Jalan Cemara, Sanur Kauh
Italian restaurant on Jalan Cemara (Sanur Kauh) serving wood-fired pizza, homemade pasta and Italian desserts, with vegetarian options.
Best for: families and groups wanting familiar Italian food; casual dinners and pizza nights
Café · Mertasari Beach, South Sanur
Beachfront cafe and co-working space on Mertasari Beach in south Sanur, with fast Wi-Fi, an all-day plant-forward menu, and toes-in-the-sand seating without a beach-club minimum. Open daily 7am–10pm.
Best for: remote workers and long-stay visitors wanting a laptop-friendly beach cafe; healthy/plant-based eaters; relaxed daytime coffee or smoothie by the sand
Wellness · Sanur
An Australian-owned, Western-style one-stop salon and day spa on Sanur's main strip, part of the Glo group (Canggu, Seminyak, Echo Beach, Lembongan) known for hair, nails, bridal and massage under one roof.
Best for: Travellers who want familiar Western salon standards in one visit — a haircut, mani-pedi, waxing or brow work alongside a relaxing massage; brides and bridal parties prepping for an event.
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Bar · Bukit Abah, Klungkung (East Bali)
A restaurant and bar built around an infinity pool at Bella Kita Mountain Retreat in the Klungkung hills of East Bali, with valley views toward the sea and produce from the property's own farm. Entry runs on a pay-and-swim model with credit toward food.
Best for: A scenic pool-and-lunch stop on an East Bali day trip, away from the southern crowds.
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Wellness · Baturiti, Bedugul highlands
The spa at HOMM Saranam in the Bedugul highlands, run under Banyan Group's 8LEMENTS wellness brand with Banyan Tree Academy-trained therapists, set on a rooftop overlooking rice terraces and mountains. Open to non-guests.
Best for: A highland spa session with a rice-terrace view, on a Bedugul or North Bali day trip.
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Attraction · Gitgit, Buleleng
A multi-tier waterfall on the mountain road between south Bali and Singaraja, Buleleng, one of north Bali's most visited falls.
Best for: a waterfall stop on the drive to/from north Bali
Attraction · Lovina, Buleleng
A black-sand beach on Bali's north coast, Buleleng, the base for early-morning dolphin-watching boat trips.
Best for: a dawn dolphin-watching boat trip; a quieter north-Bali beach base
Attraction · Gitgit, Buleleng
The village at the base of the well-known Gitgit waterfall, on the mountain road between south Bali and Singaraja, Buleleng.
Best for: a waterfall stop on the drive to/from north Bali
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Attraction · Bangli
A traditional Bali Aga village in Bangli known for its uniform bamboo-roofed houses and car-free main street.
Best for: a walk through traditional Balinese village architecture; an easy stop between Kintamani and south Bali
Attraction · Bangli
Bangli's state temple, a multi-tiered terraced complex set into a hillside, known for antique Chinese porcelain plates set into its walls.
Best for: a quieter temple visit away from the main south-Bali circuit
Attraction · Bangli
A village in Bangli surrounded by rice terraces and forest, home to Tukad Cepung waterfall -- water falling through a narrow rock crevice about 15 metres high, roughly 8km from Bangli town.
Best for: a lesser-known waterfall away from the main tourist circuit; traditional cooking and craft demonstrations
Attraction · Undisan village, Bangli
A traditional village in Bangli, about 90 minutes from Ngurah Rai airport or 45 minutes from Ubud, built around rice-farming and craft traditions -- including matekap, ploughing rice fields with oxen the traditional way, and Balinese gold-and-silver flower craftwork. Air Terjun Tangkup waterfall is roughly a 45-minute walk from the main road.
Best for: traditional rice-field ploughing and craft demonstrations; a waterfall walk away from the tourist trail
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Restaurant · Renon, Jl. Merdeka, Denpasar
A long-running Denpasar specialist in ayam betutu, the Gilimanuk-style chicken slow-cooked in Balinese spice paste until it falls off the bone. It is a focused, no-frills local kitchen where the betutu and the sambals are the whole point.
Best for: trying a genuine balinese classic; a spice-forward local lunch; eating where residents eat away from the tourist strip
Restaurant · Renon (Jl. Tukad Gangga), Denpasar
A Korean street-food chain (Nikmat Group) known for spicy corndogs, tteokbokki and sausages aimed at a young, casual crowd. The Renon outlet brings the grab-and-snack Korean street format to Denpasar at pocket-money prices.
Best for: a casual Korean street-food snack; spicy corndogs and tteokbokki; a cheap bite with friends
Café · Renon (Jl. Raya Puputan), Denpasar
Jakarta's cult neighbourhood coffee brand, here in its first Bali store, built around the Es Kopi Susu Tetangga — palm-sugar milk coffee — that made Tuku famous. The Renon outlet keeps the everyday, grab-and-go format on a quiet government-district street rather than the tourist strip.
Best for: an everyday palm-sugar milk coffee; a quick caffeine stop in Denpasar; coffee to go away from the tourist areas
Warung · Denpasar (Jl. Yudistira)
A decades-old Denpasar warung known for nasi campur Bali, plated with items such as satay, dendeng and vegetables over rice. It is a longtime local institution also recognised for serving halal Balinese food, open daytime only.
Best for: authentic Balinese nasi campur; quick local lunch; halal Balinese food; solo or budget dining
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Attraction · Manggis Sari village, Pekutatan, Jembrana
A natural tunnel formed by a giant banyan tree that the coastal road passes straight through, in Manggis Sari village, Pekutatan district, Jembrana.
Best for: a quick photo stop on the Denpasar-Gilimanuk route through West Bali
Attraction · West Bali
A black-sand beach on Bali's west coast, in Jembrana, known for a long left-hand point break.
Best for: surfers looking for a long, mellow left-hander; a quieter west-Bali beach stop
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Attraction · Rendang, Karangasem
Bali's largest and holiest temple complex, on the slopes of Mount Agung in Rendang, Karangasem. A single foreigner ticket bundles a local guide, sarong and shuttle up to the gate.
Best for: a guided visit to Bali's holiest temple complex; travellers comfortable with a managed, ticketed route
Attraction · Karangasem
One of Karangasem's largest and oldest traditional (desa adat) villages, on the coast near Candidasa, with ceremonial traditions held through the year. The nearby Bukit Asah hilltop looks out over Pulau Kuan, a small whale-shaped island just offshore.
Best for: traditional Balinese village culture and ceremony; combining with Virgin Beach or Bukit Asah nearby
Attraction · Karangasem
One of Bali's oldest Bali Aga (indigenous pre-Hindu Balinese) villages, in Karangasem, known for its double-ikat geringsing weaving.
Best for: traditional Balinese weaving and village architecture; a stop on an east-Bali day out
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Attraction · Tabanan (700m altitude)
UNESCO-listed rice terraces at roughly 700 metres altitude in Tabanan, among the largest and most intact subak (traditional irrigation) landscapes on the island.
Best for: walking or cycling through UNESCO-listed rice terraces; a quieter alternative to Tegallalang
Attraction · Beraban village, Tabanan
Bali's most photographed sea temple, on an offshore rock framed by the sunset. The inner sanctum is closed to non-worshippers; the rock base is reachable only at low tide.
Best for: sunset photography; a short coastal walk timed to low tide
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