There is a lot to do in Bali & Lombok both above and below the waves. You could head to Ubud for some culture or perhaps explore the buzzy beaches of south Bali. Here is some of what we think you should do on land and sea:
Activities in Bali & Lombok
Luxury Hotels in Bali
Alila Manggis
A secluded, charming boutique hotel located on the east coast of Bali, Alila Manggis is nestled in a coconut grove between the sea and the towering...
The Oberoi Lombok
All rooms feature a private shaded terrace with garden or ocean views, sunken marble garden baths and butler service, while some also have private...
The Menjangan
Escaping the tourist track, The Menjangan is a peaceful luxury retreat located on the boundary of Bali Barat National Park – set just away...
Mermaid II
Cruising the waters of Raja Ampat and Komodo, Mermaid II is a comfortable 108ft yacht with an experienced, professional dive crew.
Siddhartha Ocean Front Resort & Spa
Located on the calm, undeveloped east coast of Bali, set right on the beach and boasting more than 350m of house reef, Siddhartha Ocean Front...
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