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Bali

Of the 17,000 islands that make up the Indonesian Archipelago, Bali is the one that gets the most attention. Loved by visitors who return year on year for a luxury getaway, it’s a mix of culture and decadent beach holidays. Set amongst its mountains and rice fields, ancient monuments spring up at every turn while on the shore, some of the region's best beaches are made better by the luxury service that has made Bali a byword for relaxation.

<p>Hang out in one of Bali’s most upmarket resorts, where luxury boutique hotels sit beside a sun soaked beach lapped by blue waters. High end shops, sleek bars and trendy nightclubs continue to sprout up here. Fantastic restaurants will give you a chance to try local cuisine. If you’re looking for quiet sophistication, this is the place for you.</p><h4>Who is it for?</h4><h5>Couples</h5><p>A paradise awaits, with lazy days on the beach and nights under the stars to look forward to.</p><h5>Shoppers</h5><p>Seminyak is the boutique shopping capital of Bali. Indonesian fashion designers flock here to showcase their latest collections.</p><h5>Beach Lovers</h5><p>Sun seekers will love the 3km stretch of white sand at their doorstep.</p>

Seminyak

<p>Once a small fishing village, Kuta is now one of the most popular holiday hotspots in Bali, known as a surfer’s paradise and party resort favoured by Aussies and backpackers. It comes with a broad sweep of clean sandy beach beside the shimmering ocean. Kuta is also a great base for exploring the tropical scenery and wildlife of the surrounding countryside.</p><h4>Who is it for?</h4><h5>Couples</h5><p>The sunsets on Kuta beach are legendary.</p><h5>Thrill Seekers</h5><p>Get the adrenaline pumping with a surf lesson, or go scuba diving around a World War 2 shipwreck to discover the underwater treasures of the Indian Ocean.</p><h5>Night Owls</h5><p>Watch the amazing sunset on the beach before letting off steam in a bar or club where you can take advantage of cheap booze.</p>

Kuta

<p>Perched on the foothills of Bali, Ubud is the cultural heart of the island, where dancers, musicians and artists ply their trade. It’s also a royal residence, so you’re in esteemed company here. The pace of life is more sedate than in the livelier southern resorts. You can immerse yourself in traditional Bali, scouring the galleries and markets for local crafts.</p><h4>Who is it for?</h4><h5>Shoppers</h5><p>There are hundreds of shops selling antiques, crafts, textiles and jewellery.</p><h5>Culture Vultures</h5><p>There are several museums and galleries to explore, and you can watch talented locals at work in the arts and crafts village.</p><h5>Nature Lovers</h5><p>Ubud is surrounded by rice fields and river gorges, and home to a monkey forest full of cheeky Balinese macaques.</p>

Ubud

<p>For a taste of old Bali, why not see what this traditional seaside village has to offer? It’s a peaceful paradise, set against the backdrop of Mount Agung, the island’s highest point. The laidback beach is the main draw, and you can enjoy leisurely strolls along the shore breathing in the idyllic scenery.</p><h4>Who is it for?</h4><h5>Couples</h5><p>Hire a colourful jukung to sail the length of the beach for a couple of hours, or go for an early morning stroll along the shore.</p><h5>Families</h5><p>Sanur is popular with families looking for relaxation. An offshore reef provides calm waters that children can swim safely in.</p><h5>Night Owls</h5><p>In the evening, you can be entertained by traditional Balinese dance and drama.</p>

Sanur

<p>Meaning 2 islands, Nusa Dua is only connected to the mainland at low tide. This gives you your very own secluded piece of paradise. This haven of calm has plush 5 star beachfront hotels offering all things luxurious, and there’s a sprinkling of chic bars and restaurants close to the stretch of white sand. Nusa Dua is also home to an excellent golf course.</p><h4>Who is it for?</h4><h5>Couples</h5><p>Nusa Dua is ideal if you’re looking for peace and quiet. Laze on immaculate beaches or pamper yourself with a spa treatment.</p><h5>Beach Lovers</h5><p>Relax with a paperback on the pristine white sandy beaches. They’re very tranquil – and free of trinket sellers!</p><h5>Thrill Seekers</h5><p>Many companies in Nusa Dua offer watersports activities.</p>

Nusa Dua

The most commonly spoken languages are Balinese and Indonesian.

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The currency in Bali is the Indonesia rupiah.

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