
Island of the Gods: Bali, Indonesia's most popular tourism destination, is home to beautiful beaches and dramatic landscapes. Click on for more images of this stunning sland and its attractions.

Ubud: As early as the 1920s, Ubud was touted by pioneering expats as Bali's artistic heartland. Its sacred Monkey Forest (long Bali's most popular tourist sight) is drawing crowds again.

Nung Nung Waterfall: Nung Nung, about an hour from Ubud, is one of the island's most stunning waterfalls.

Four Seasons Bali at Sayan: Set in a landscape of tropical gardens and terraced paddies, this resort offers yoga, massages, meditation, chakra ceremonies and even an irresistibly intriguing "activity" called a Sacred Nap.

Kuta Beach: During the pandemic, Kuta was arguably hit hardest. Vastly popular with Australian tourists, the hotel and bar-zone centered around Poppies I and Poppies II became a ghost-town almost overnight. Now less frantic, Kuta is regaining some of its lost appeal and is an affordable and centrally located base for family holidays as well as for nightlife.

Tribe Bali: Tribe Bali Kuta Beach is a new contemporary-style beachfront hotel that's perfectly positioned for those wanting to experience Kuta's nightlife. Best of all, the rooftop infinity pool is the ideal spot to take in the famous Kuta sunsets.

Potato Head Studio: The famed Potato Head brand continues to expand, with the beautifully designed Potato Head Studios also opening during the pandemic. Nearby is Potato Head Desa (meaning village), which boasts several music venues and pools and no less than five restaurants.

Tanah Lot: One of Bali's most photographed places, Tanah Lot is a rock formation that sites about 300 meters from the shore. It's home to the ancient Pura Tanah Lot temple.

Nirjhara: Another Bali newcomer, Nirjhara is a secluded resort near the peaceful western side of Tanah Lot temple that feels like a hidden tropical paradise.

Tropicsurf: Tropicsurf has earned a reputation as one of the most respected luxury surf-guiding operations in the business and their Coconut Grove HQ on Jimbaran beach is the perfect starting point for your first Bali waves.

Lost Lindenberg: Lost Lindenberg, which opened in July 2022 near the low-key town of Medewi, is one of the island's most stylish and idyllic hideaways. Its eight rooms, located in beautifully designed 20-meter-high timber towers, overlook a 14-kilometer sweep of volcanic sands.