Activities to Do in Bali
From jungle swings and volcanic treks to serene temples and hidden waterfalls, all the things to do in Bali can surprise you at every turn. Whether you seek moments of calm by the ocean or a rush of adrenaline high above the treetops, this island has something for every mood and every traveller.
Step into the island’s spiritual side at the peaceful Desa Temukus, the striking Tanah Lot Sea Temple, or the water-surrounded Tirta Empul Temple. The natural scenery of the place can be enjoyed at almost any part of Bali. You can sit by a gushing waterfall at Tukad Cepung, visit the impressive Sukawati Canyon or enjoy a day at the Balangan Beach.
Bali in July is particularly magical as the dry season promises clear skies and perfect conditions for these outdoor experiences. The wet season from November to March offers lush green landscapes, refreshing waterfalls, and fewer crowds. On the other hand, the festive periods such as Nyepi, Galungan, and Kuningan bring a unique cultural vibrancy with processions, temple ceremonies, and local celebrations. The activities to do in Bali are as diverse as its landscape. For a hassle-free experience, consider exploring these wonders through Bali packages.
When it’s time for adventure, soar high on the Bali Swing, trek to the summit of Mount Batur, or explore the wild beauty of the Bali Safari and Marine Park. Sip from the sacred waters at Goa Gajah, wander through the lush Tegallalang Rice Terraces, meet fascinating wildlife at the Bali Zoo, cool off at Waterbom, or share a playful moment with macaques at the Ubud Monkey Forest. Discover colourful species at the Bali Bird Park, relax at Finn’s Beach Club, or travel to the tranquil landscapes of Karangasem.
You can also spend the day snorkelling around Menjangan Island, dive into adrenaline with cliff jumping at Nusa Ceningan, or watch a cultural performance at the Nusa Dua Theatre. Learn something new at a fragrance-making workshop at L'Atelier Parfums et Créations, or explore traditional arts and crafts in the artisan villages of Celuk and Mas. In Bali, every day feels like a fresh adventure - and uneventful moments simply don’t exist.