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Ubud is believed to be the center of Bali’s culture. This quaint island village is the residence of the Balinese Royal family and a thriving arts center. It is situated in the incredible mountains just one hour’s drive north of the airport and the resorts of southern Bali.

Ubud has long been the epicenter of Bali’s artistic traditions and spiritual life. It is nestled among jungle ravines and rolling emerald peaks, and it is known as a bustling town in the heart of Bali, surrounded by lush river valleys and rice paddy fields.

Ubud offers you a breathtaking view of Bali’s natural beauty where the ricefields meet the ridge walk, to the waterfalls meet the river.

The Canggu area is a fantastic area to explore. It’s an up-and-coming area of Bali that still retains plenty of local scenery and rice fields but also offers excellent restaurants, cafes, small eateries, healthy options, and juice spots.

Many restaurants, beachfront bars, and entertainment are all within walking distance.

Central Seminyak is only a 10-15 minutes drive by car, so you can enjoy all the different aspects of Bali then escape back to your own private oasis.

Uluwatu is a region on Bali’s southwestern tip of the Bukit Peninsula.
Set atop picturesque cliffs overlooking the Indian Ocean, in a setting that feels like you’re at the world’s edge.

Uluwatu is known for its magical temples, blue-crystal water beaches, and gorgeous coastlines that also serve as world-class surfing. From dipping into the turquoise water to watching the surfers ride the waves and play kayak while witnessing the lovely Bali sunset, Uluwatu has numerous things to do in the area.

In Nusa Penida Island, you will find beautiful pure beaches and some conservation places protecting plants, birds, and also turtle. When you are diving in Nusa Penida Island, you will likely to see the large pelagic, such as Manta Ray’s (Manta Birostris) at some locations and Mola Mola (Oceanic Sunfish). If you get lucky, you will sometimes see the whale-shark too.