Bali, tropical and cultural paradise
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An enchanting island between rice fields and golden beaches.
Explore the harmony between nature and traditions in Bali.
Must-see locations
Bali, the perfect getaway for nature lovers
It is not by chance that it is nicknamed "the Island of the Gods" because Nature has indeed beautifully blessed it: terraced rice fields sculpting rounded hills, dormant volcanoes covered in greenery, paradisiacal black sand beaches, tropical forests teeming with lush vegetation, sunsets danced upon by swaying palm trees, waterfalls and natural hot springs gushing out everywhere...
This volcanic island, not far from the famous Gili islands, is full of Hindu treasures both in its various Balinese arts and its breathtaking panoramas. Watching the sunrise after a trek to the summit of Mount Batur or Mount Agung will make you glad you woke up in the middle of the night. For a seaside stay, head to the magnificent beaches of Seminyak and Sanur where you can swim in the Bali Sea as soon as you arrive in Denpasar, the major center of this island in Southeast Asia.
Dream Island Between Culture and Lush Nature
Located in the Indian Ocean between the islands of Java and Lombok, the island of Bali offers an idyllic spectacle to tourists throughout the year. Its diverse landscapes, ranging from paradisiacal beaches to lush rice fields and mysterious temples, invite discovery and relaxation. Visitors can immerse themselves in the local culture, rich in traditions and colorful festivities, while enjoying the warm hospitality of the inhabitants. Allow yourself to be carried away by a tailor-made journey to Bali, where every experience is an invitation to change and wonder.
Must-See Attractions to Discover
Lose yourself in the rice fields of Tegallalang, located between the southern coast and the central volcanoes of the island. On the hills overlooking the waterways, rice is cultivated in this village amidst coconut trees. This terraced rice field landscape will transport you to a relaxed and authentic atmosphere, carefully preserved by the local population. It's magical.
Learn to surf on Kuta Beach, in the south of Bali. This former small fishing village has become a paradise for surfers and club-goers. Kuta is the largest seaside resort on the island with its kilometers of beaches, waves, sun loungers, bars, and even tattoo artists.
Meet the monkeys of the Monkey Forest in Ubud, a jungle at the city's gates inhabited by a colony of fearless and sometimes tactile macaques. The forest is full of mysteries with its "temple of death" and Hindu sculptures. It is a place not to be missed during your stay in Bali.
Discover Bali Differently
In the center of this mountainous Indonesian island, you can choose between sliding on the Ayung River in Ubud and the Telaga Waja River in Sidemen. In both cases, rafting is ideal for enjoying the enchanting scenery while refreshing yourself in white water. This 14 km descent will take you through the tropical forest where you can admire waterfalls and vegetation covering the mountain slopes.
Equipped with your masks and snorkels, the Balinese coral reefs will reveal to you a most idyllic aquatic fauna and flora. About thirty minutes by boat to the southeast of Bali, a small white sand island is perfect for snorkeling and scuba diving with its magnificent seabeds. It is an incredible spot for swimming with manta rays and sunfish.
Every Balinese person is introduced from a young age to an aspect of the rich local culture. Traditional Balinese dances combine theater, music, and local stories for your greatest pleasure. These performances in traditional costumes will take you on a journey through authentic Bali, just like the processions and religious festivals that you might have the chance to witness.
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