Experiencing Bail is really like experiencing no other place on earth! You can take in the sights via boat, air, foot, bike or by tour guides. Any way you wish to see Bali, is on offer.

Many locals get around the place on bike, which is a great way to see the sights as you can stop in at many of the local markets, shops and cafe’s and spend as long as you wish seeing them. Guided tours are also very popular as the tour guides know the right places to take you so you can captures some amazing shots of the diverse culture Bali has on offer.

Bali is famous for it’s magnificent beaches and rice terraces. The temple which is on the Mountain of Agung is also another destination tourists alike love to go and visit and have photographs taken at. Going by air to Lake Btur to view the active volcano is something you don’t get to see in everyday life, and this is surely one thing you should map out on your trip to beautiful Bali.

Full day tours, which span a 8-10 hour day with a minimum of 2 person booking are another terrific and fun filled way to see Bali. These tours cost around US$50 per person and you travel in air conditioned luxury whilst you enjoy a multi-lingual experience.

Be aware that there are cheaper tours out there, but some guides will show you merely shops of which they are commissioned to take you to. If you are after more than just shops, the higher priced tours are of much better value when wishing to see Bali.

Where is Bali?
Bali is part of the republic of Indonesia and is located 8 to 9 degree’s south of the equator. Close to Australia it can take as little as a few hours to board and arrive in Bali and a lot of Aussie visitors descend on Bali shores all year round for their holidays.