Bali Holiday Houses for Rent
Is a Vacation Rental Property in Bali Right for You?
Bali is by far the most popular of Indonesia's seventeen thousand islands with tourists. Often ranking high in lists of the world's best islands. Bali is an intoxicating combination of volcanic formations, cultural monuments, and beautiful beaches. Picture perfect stretches of powdery sand and crystalline waters. It is little wonder so many visitors dream of an island escape in Bali.
Where to stay in Bali?
Whilst Bali may not be the largest island in the World, it does offer over 1, 000 holiday rentals to choose from. Many visitors opt for Seminyak, due to its abundance of spas, restaurants and beaches. While Ubud lies further inland, hidden among the gorgeous rice terrace landscapes that are worth a visit alone. Allowing for a secluded picturesque jungle retreat. A stay around Kuta beach offers daily access to Bali's most famous beach. In addition to world class surfing facilities and a vibrant nightlife. Just make sure to book you Balinese holiday rental close to the action!
Top Things to do in Bali
When you think Bali, you likely envision a white sand beach, with lapping waves, and book in hand. Yet Bali offers visitors a diverse itinerary of activities to enjoy. From exploring the local markets of Ubud, to luxurious shopping trips in Seminyak. Or escaping the crowds with a visit to less frequented beaches in Sanur and Legian. Yet it is a visit to the Uluwatu Temple which stands out. A Balinese sea temple located atop a coastline cliff, offering incredible sea views.
Transport in Bali
Due to Bali's size, traveling around the island using local transport is convenient. yet the easiest mode of transport for tourists is to hire a car. Whilst taxis are common in the more urban areas of Bali, they may be less so the further into the sticks you go. This is where Balinese transport will come in handy. Ojek (motorbike taxi) and Bemo (minibus) will often get you to even the most remote locations.
Natural Attractions in Bali
Bali is a land of fascinating natural beauty. From the beaches of Kuta, Sanur, and Legian, to the rice fields of Ubud. You will also want to make a beeline for the summit of Mount Banur. 4-hour hike permitting, you can watch the sun rise across the mountain tops from atop a dormant volcano. Which let’s be honest, sounds amazing. Whilst in Ubud you will find the majestic Goa Gajah elephant cave. Built in the 9th Century, Goa Gajah features the faces of elephants carved into the cave's facade.
Where to eat in Bali?
Balinese food may not be easily accessible around the world, yet perhaps it should. As with any island retreat, fresh produce is the order of the day. Which translates across to fresh, vibrant flavors. From Nasi Ayam fragrant chicken rice, to Babi Guling, a popular suckling pig dish stuffed with a spicy filling. Just leave enough room for Jajanan Pasar. These traditional bite-size cakes, which you can pick up from most marketplaces, are divine.
Family Vacation in Bali
Bali is a family friendly holiday destination. The Bali Treetop Adventure in Bedugul will have your children swinging through the jungle. If they love nature, then they will adore this suspended wonderland where safety is top of the agenda. Whilst the Upside Down House Indonesia will have them in fits of giggles. As the name suggests this home has quite literally been turned upside down. Reminiscent of your little one’s bedroom, you can create your own unique topsy-turvy photoshoots.
