Destinations

The South Coast resorts of Bali are generally large and sprawling, but we have chosen our favourite properties here as we feel they have something special about them. The beaches here are good and you can safely swim from the beach. Day trips to Lombok or Lembongan Island are easily arranged from here.

The Park lies in the north-west corner of Bali and comprises of a total area of 19,000 ha. The area is mountainous and consists of forests, mangroves, coral reef and of course sandy beaches. This is a wonderful area to snorkel, the best of which is found on Menjangan Island with hectares of colourful coral reef.

The north coast is famous for its black sand beaches and is generally quieter than the rest of Bali although only 1½ hours north of the capital Denpasar. If you want to get away from it all, there are some truly spectacular properties in this region particularly focusing on wellness, spa and yoga.

The East Coast of Bali is generally quieter than its western counterpart and is laid back and relaxed. There are some beautiful resorts here if you want to get away from the crowds.

Ubud is now probably one of the most famous areas of Bali. The town in the hills popular with hippies, artists and musicians in the 70’s is now popular with tourists. There are a multitude of boutique properties to stay at and we have selected our favourites. This is a wonderful place to go for a few days to truly relax away from the beach.

Generally busier that other areas in Bali, the west coast has a host of nightlife, restaurants and bars - but again we have selected our favourite properties which offer something a little different from the norm. The white-sand beaches here are beautiful but bear in mind that you are unlikely to be able to swim in the ocean due to the strong current and the waves. A little further up the West Coast, things quieten down considerably and you can discover the famous temple Tanah Lot.