2019 will be coming soon! Counting the days we will leave 2018 with memories! New Year Eve is one of the biggest celebrations in the entire world as well as in Bali. Balinese people are also excited waiting to embrace the New Year come. Balinese people prepare all the things needed starting from music, families’ party, and fireworks. Have you got your ideas on where to go during New Year Eve in Bali? If your answer is NO, then check it now our today’s post for some recommendations on where to go to celebrate New Year Eve in this beautiful island with some ideas to pick. New Year’s Eve ..read more

When the rest of restaurants in Bali begin to close, but you still want to have some foods or drinks and you do not know where to go and do not have a list on 24 hours restaurant in Bali. Luckily, Bali has some nice restaurants to visit without feeling worry other restaurants closed. Here are restaurants open 24 hours that you can visit anytime, whether it is early morning snack, breakfast, lunch, dinner or midnight late dinner. 1.   Nasi Pedas Bu Andika  “Pedas” means spicy and it is true all of the foods here served in spicy taste. Located in Jalan Raya Kuta where the locat ..read more

  People is always wondering what and how is halloween celebration in Bali. Even Halloween is not one of Balinese tradition, however this kind of event quickly adapted by Balinese people and nowadays Balinese people started to appreciate and celebrate Halloween at the same day. Halloween also becomes all the time everyone’s favorite from dress up, face painting till parties! It does not matter where you are staying in Bali, join the nearer party around you. Here’s our lists of recommendations Halloween party in Bali:  Day of the Dead Halloween Party (Dia De Los Muertos)  If y ..read more

Bring out your inner child and keep your anak-anak (that’s Balinese for kiddos) smiling during a family holiday in paradise. From monkey forests and ziplines to, night safaris and endless  water sports, there’s no shortage of all-ages adventure and things to do in Bali with kids. Getting around Kura-Kura Shuttle Bus: When we’re manoeuvring with a crew, our travel motto is clear: keep it simple. Bali’s convenient Kura-Kura Shuttle Bus services resorts, shopping areas, and popular tourist destinations around the island, making it easy to plan an itinerary, zip be ..read more

Photo by: Bali Pocket Magazine Strolling around at night in Bali can always be fun but a night life experience is not only coming from bars and clubs, visiting night market is also a must for all travelers who are looking for a thrill. This is a nice idea where it gives you a feeling like you are part of the day life of the locals, seeing how they live, bargaining like they do, eating what they eat and discover local products that are not found in your country. Surely this will make you live an unforgettable experience. Here is a list of 5 popular night markets in Bali to explore: 1.  ..read more

 When you are on your Bali holiday there are no reasons for you to not visiting tourist spots in Bali, in visiting you might have several times to eat in some restaurants, relaxation at Bali Spas, go for shopping or even do abundance exciting sport activities. Of course before traveling you have to find some references about the places you would like to visit whether it is its menu, facilities, location and the most important point is its price! Good news for those who are on your Bali holiday, we are pleased to share that we have a new product which is called Kura Kura Club. Kura Kura ..read more

Seminyak is well-known as Bali’s most fashionable shopping destination and now there’s another reason to head straight to the area for some upmarket retail therapy. Seminyak Village recently opened just behind Seminyak Square on Oberoi Street (Jl. Kayu Aya). This central location makes it ideal for holiday-makers staying in the many private villas and hotels in the surrounding area, especially around the corner along Jl. Kayu Jati. The bright and airy air-conditioned mall boasts designer fashion boutiques such as Farah Khan, as well as more main stream labels like Bamboo Blonde and Lily Je ..read more

One of the best places on the island to watch sunset is anywhere on the Bukit peninsula. This includes popular areas like Jimbaran, Balangan, Bingin, Padang Padang and Uluwatu. Most of these are well-known surf spots that attract travelers from all around the world, and one of the best places to hang out and have a cold beer is at Single Fin. Located at Suluban Beach in Uluwatu, Single Fin has quickly become one of the most popular venues on the Bukit. There are several smaller local warungs heading down to the beach, but none beat the view from Single Fin, where you can look out to the ho ..read more

One of the best things about Legian is the pedestrian walkway that runs parallel to the beach. Some of Bali’s favorite resorts are located along this stretch of beachfront, including the popular Padma Resort & Spa. If you haven’t visited in a while, you’ll notice a hip new venue at what used to be the resort’s Bella Rosa Italian restaurant – welcome to S.K.A.I. Beach Club. We heard that “S.K.A.I.” is a playful acronym for “sunset, kocktail, al fresco and indulgence”, although we’re not too sure about that. What we are sure about are the endless ocean views of the pounding surf at Legi ..read more

Where is Jl. Kartika Plaza? Jl. Kartika Plaza is one of the main streets in South Kuta, and is located about 10 minutes’ walk from Kuta Beach. The road begins south of Kuta Square and continues for about 1.5 km to J Boutique Hotel. Along this popular street you’ll find Discovery Shopping Mall, Asia’s No. 1 Waterpark, international and local restaurants, and a variety of accommodation. Take a walk down Jl. Kartika Plaza Street Kuta Square is a popular shopping area just a few minutes’ walk from Kuta Beach. Jl. Kartika Plaza begins on the southern end of Kuta Square, at the busy intersection wh ..read more