This April, a new festival emerges as Day Zero Festival makes its island debut at GWK Cultural Park on Friday, 17 April 2026. Produced in association with Savaya Bali, the event brings together music, culture,
As more people settle into Bali for the long haul, “going out” is growing less defined by late nights and high-energy venues. Evenings start earlier, end earlier, and are more about connection than spectacle: something
Bringing you the richness of Balinese culture, heritage and history through this specially curated audio experience, NOW! Bali aims to create a deeper appreciation on why Bali is a truly unique destination not only in Indonesia, but in the world.
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Set in the foothills of Mount Agung in Karangasem, Bali Asli Restaurant offers a dining experience rooted in the traditions and flavours of East Bali. Overlooking rice fields and the surrounding countryside, the restaurant and cooking school is dedicated to preserving authentic Balinese cuisine. Founded by Penelope Williams, it focuses on traditional cooking methods and
Easter Sunday is just around the corner, and this is a time when feasts, family and friendship are in abundance. Easter in Bali is particularly special, with numerous venues across the island offering a special brunch, lunch, dinner, or even an Easter weekend stay for the whole family to enjoy. Easter in Bali takes place
Sprawling across a pristine stretch of beach, tucked beneath the limestone cliffs of Ungasan, Sundays Beach Club promises the ultimate day by the sea. Whilst the picturesque surroundings may entice visitors to this tropical haven, it’s what’s on the menu that has them settling in from day to night. Whilst many of Bali’s beach clubs
