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From luxe private pools to rice field retreats, these stays blend style, comfort, and serious island vibes.

Brooke Moralejo of Belle Travel takes us to her Home Ground, sharing where she heads for an after-work wine, the local fashion label championing Balinese craftsmanship, and the one day of the year "where massive hand-made demon statues are carried through the streets to drive out evil spirits". 

Between the beach clubs, boutique stays and late-afternoon shopping detours, Seminyak has quietly built one of the island's most reliable dining scenes.

Whether you're planning a romantic couples' retreat, a group getaway with your best mates, or a solo recharge surrounded by rice paddies and palm trees, there's an Airbnb for every kind of Bali adventure.

These are 13 of the best gyms in Bali for your next island workout.

Think beachside lunches and buzzing cafes, low‑key dinners that celebrate local produce, and a general vibe that’s all about slowing down.

Bali’s food scene has skyrocketed in recent years, attracting renowned chefs from both the island and around the globe.

There are few destinations in Southeast Asia as simultaneously beloved and criticised as Canggu, which perhaps, is why it surprised me.

Bali might be best known for its beach clubs, Bintangs and blissed-out sunsets, but there's a whole lot more to the Island of the Gods than poolside lounging.

Seventeen thousand islands, one archipelago, and somehow most of it ends up on Bali. These are the best Bali warungs worth feasting at in 2026.

If you’re keen for a getaway that absolutely throttles you in humidity so that pool dips every hour are a must and where hospitality reigns supreme, the hotels of Bali offer up nothing but the best. 

Whether you're partial to a hotel stay, or prefer to opt for more of a private Airbnb or villa vibe, we've rounded up some of our favourite dreamy stays perfect for that romantic tropical escape.

Planning a family holiday to Bali? These family-friendly resorts in Bali come with kid-friendly amenities, beachfront locations, and activities for all ages.

These Bali resorts are upping the ante when it comes to adults-only luxury.

Time for a cheeky trip filled with sunshine, salty skin and some of the most divine clifftop and beachside bars.

Skip the hotel buffet and feast your way through the best Bali cafes in 2026.

Bali’s bakery scene has quietly evolved into something serious and delicious with tiny artisan shops and sleek patisseries are popping up across the island, each turning simple dough into something memorable.

Find your zen at Bali's top yoga retreats in 2026, from serene oceanside escapes to rejuvenating jungle sanctuaries. Explore the most stunning spots for your next yoga holiday.

Explore the best Canggu restaurants in 2026, where top chefs transform local Balinese produce into culinary masterpieces. Discover everything from international flavors to local delicacies in Canggu’s vibrant dining scene.

To help you plan your big day in paradise, we’ve rounded up 12 of the best Bali wedding venues to check out in 2026 and beyond.

Packed with beaches, water parks and wildlife sanctuaries, Bali is one big magical tropical playground for both kids and their parents.

Once a lush sleepy corner of Bali, Ubud is now home to a thriving culinary scene.

Out with the beer buckets, in with the Yin yoga. Wellness tourism is taking off. Travellers are turning away from sticky clubs and poolside hangovers and embracing health and healing.

We’re talking afternoon dessert hours, free minibars, sunset cocktails, and room service that’ll deliver at any hour. These are Bali's best all-inclusive resorts, according to Urban List. 

Lace up your runners and hit the trail, these are the best hikes in Bali to tackle in 2026.

We’ve thrown together just some of our favourite places to see, eat, drink and stay around this luscious little town.

Sumba, Indonesia’s so-called “forgotten island”, is one of the country’s best-kept secrets. 

Explore the best luxury villas in Bali for 2026, offering stunning tropical retreats from bustling hotspots to serene hideaways. Find your perfect escape in these exquisite Balinese havens.

Welcome to How I Holiday, a series of travel stories and recommendations shared by friends of Urban List from Aotearoa and Australia.

From swim lessons for 3-year-old Minnie in Uluwatu to lapping up the local food and embracing the beautiful local tradition of Nyepi Day (an entire 24 hours reserved for silence), Ellidy's love for the tropical island runs so deep it feels like a second home.

Decked out with day spas, multiple restaurants, swim-up pools, smart rooms with movie projectors and gyms, these five-star, Balinese-owned resorts give you little reason to venture out. 

Sophie Marshall, founder of stunning scent and lifestyle label Gentle Habits, fell in love with Bali on a solo trip at 17 years old, where she hit the island's clubs. Now, her holidays look a little bit different, hitting the surf and seeking inspiration with her kids in tow.

Whether you’re after a secluded private little oasis, or a bustling beach to watch sunset from, it seems there’s something for every traveller here.

Don’t get us wrong, we love Bali as much as the next person, but there’s a whole lot more to Indonesia that you’re missing. For a country made up of over 17,000 islands, it’s actually a bit of a disgrace that the majority of travellers go back to the same one over and over again. 

Sometimes it’s nice to be able to just sit back and let someone else worry about all the hassle of booking flights and hotels when it comes to travel.