Cycling into the traditional Balinese Villages, fantastic natural beauty and an insight into the daily life of the local farming communities and much more.
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Trek into the tropical mountain rain forest, near the lake village of Bedugul, where flora and fauna thrive. Experience crossing the calm lake waters in a traditional dug out canoe.
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if you would like to explore the islands near Bali you have a wide range of choices for boating expeditions with anything from a few hours in a traditional jukung to day cruises or longer overnights trips on yachts or luxury cruisers.
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Scared of heights? An adventure sport that requires you to be less lofty is bungy jumping. The craze has spread like wild fire in Bali.
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Skydiving is a new attraction in Bali. If you think you can jump from an aircraft flying at 3000 ft, go for it!

Paradigling is a very thrilling way to see Bali. If wind conditions are right, you can view the island from a very different perspective. If it is your first time, you will ride in tandem with an expert instructor who will guide your rise and descent. Courses are available for those wishing to go solo.

For mountaineers, Bali being a mountainous, volcanic island, offers some dramatic mountain climbing experiences. Mt. Agung is the highest peak at 3.142 metres. If you plan to climb, use local guide for safety reason. Mount Batur, can be climbed i a few hours and if you want to see the sunrise, start early and don't forget a torch.

Bali Arts Festival held each year for one whole month give you the best of the best of Balinese culture and performance. Candidat from every region compete with each other to be able to perform in this prestigious event.
The festival takes places in a huge "Art Center" located in the heart of the city of Denpasar. This art center contains a huge 6000 seat amphitheater for the performing of large-scale "Sendratari" ballets, but also a series of smaller venues adapted to the intimate atmosphere of traditional dance and theater.