Bali, known as the "Island of the Gods," is a tropical paradise offering breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and unique experiences. Take a bus to Bali and enjoy everything from the terraced rice fields of Tegallalang to the sun-kissed shores of Nusa Dua. Immerse yourself in the mystical rhythms of traditional dance, marvel at intricate Balinese carvings, or indulge in the rich flavors of babi guling "Roasted Suckling Pig" and Lawar.

What To Do In Bali?

Start your journey in Ubud, the cultural core of the island, where you can explore the Sacred Monkey Forest (officially the Ubud Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary), which features over 1,000 long-tailed macaques and three ancient temples that date to the 14th century. Just north of Ubud, you can visit the Tegalalang Rice Terraces, a UNESCO heritage site that exemplifies Bali's subak irrigation system. The best time to visit is in the early morning or in the late afternoon for optimal lightin. While you're in Ubud, you should immerse yourself in the wellness culture of Bali and try a yoga and mediation class at well-known centers, such as The Yoga Barn and Radiantly Alive, or experience traditional Balinese healing treatments at Tjampuhan Spa, which features natural stone pools fed by a sacred spring. When it comes to food, in Ubud, you can try Babi Guling (suckling pig), at Warung Babi Guling Ibu Oka, or you can try Nasi Campur, a flavorful mix of rice, some meats, vegetables, and sambal (a spicy chili sauce), at either Warung Tegas or Nusantara by Locavore.

For beach lovers, Seminyak and Canggu offer golden sands, surfing, and vibrant nightlife. If you like sunbathing and upscale dining, Seminyak Beach is perfect, but if you can swim and want to surf, head to Batu Bolong Beach in Canggu. Unwind at the Potato Head Beach Club, with its infinity pool and beachfront views, or Finns Beach Club, with multiple pools, restaurants, and live DJ performances. If you are looking for a more peaceful vacation spot, check out Nusa Dua. There you can find stunning pristine white-sandy beaches along with luxury resorts. While you are there you can do water-sports, jet skiing, parasailing and snorkeling at Geger Beach — a top pick for visitors arriving via bus and continuing to the coast.

For a spiritual experience, check out Tanah Lot Temple, an iconic sea temple located on a rocky outcrop on the coast. It is advisable to visit at sunset when the high tide surrounds it. The Uluwatu Temple is a temple on a 70-meter-high limestone sea cliff. The Kecak Fire Dance is performed here, a dramatic Balinese dance performance that depicts scenes from the Ramayana while you watch the sunset. Finally, to complete your Bali itinerary, explore Sekumpul Waterfall, often considered the island’s most beautiful waterfal, or go to Menjangan Island (part of West Bali National Park), where you can dive among pristine coral reefs and diverse marine species in a secluded diving area.

Bus Pick Up & Drop Off Points In Bali : 🚌

Mengwi Bus Terminal is the primary transportation hub in Bali, connecting the island to major destinations like Jakarta, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, and Banyuwangi. Located in Mengwi, Badung Regency, about 15 km from Denpasar, it has replaced Ubung Terminal as the main departure point for long-distance travel in Bali. In addition to the main bus terminal, there are a number of bus companies that also have more flexible pick-up and drop-off points to enhance passenger convenience. Example places of interest are Kuta, Ubud, and Sanur, which are popular tourist spots for visitors traveling via bus to and from Bali. Make sure to check your selected Bus Terminal prior to booking your bus to bali.