Bali Island



Among the thousands islands across the Indonesian archipelago that are beautifully arranged from west to east in Indonesia, Bali is peacefully seated in the eastern part of the tropical country. Located in the tropics at an intersection between Java and Nusa Tenggara Islands and between two continents, Asia dominated by lofty volcanoes and misty highland, the highly cultivated fertile plains of Bali stretch towards the sea in an unsurpassable beautiful verdant patchwork. Complex irrigation system feed the intricately terraced rice fields and lush tropical vegetation, fills the ravines and valleys and surrounds the myriad of temples, ancient monuments and holy bathing places that are constant reminders of Bali’s ancient history and its living culture and religion. Blessed with a warm climate throughout the year, an abundance of natural attractions and wildlife, spectacular scenery, a rich cultural heritage and friendly people, this place is definitely paradise on earth. Bali has been enticing visitors for years with its many exotic surprises to explore. With reputation as being one of the most beautiful and diverse tourist spots in Asia, Bali attracts more than 1,000,000 visitors a year, from all around the world. Bali has very wide variety of activities to offer: tours for land and sea cruising or Balinese cultural events, snorkeling, diving and a full range of water sports, white water rafting, elephant and horseback riding, bird and reptile parks visits, an exciting water slide park, trekking, cycling, ATV ride, all kinds of health and body treatments, excursion to Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan sister islands and many more. It is with a great pleasure we invite you to come and explore the Island of Bali. Whether you need a family vacations, a romantic getaway, an exciting individual or group holiday, or just relaxing break, you can make it more memorable with our great offers that are available across the island. We are looking forward to share this fantastic island and wishing you to have a real enjoyable holiday.

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