What to do in Bali?

It depends on your taste: the surf beaches of Uluwatu and Canggu, the rice terraces and temples of Ubud, the cafes and beach clubs of Seminyak, the waterfalls and the jungle, and a day trip to Nusa Penida. On this page you can browse by category and by area, and add any place that catches your eye straight to your personal itinerary.

Every place has an "+ Add to trip" button. Tapping it saves the place to your places in the browser, with no sign-up. Later, on the "My trip" page, you can slot it into the right day of your trip.

Yes. Every place is picked one by one and checked before it enters the list, on reputation, real experience and a high rating. You can filter to show only places rated 4.5 and above, and a place that has a guide on the site links to it.

Pick one or more categories, and an area, from the tiles above the map. The map and the list below it update together and show exactly the same places, and tapping a selected category again clears it. Choosing an area zooms the map to it.

The map brings together the places from our guides: Ubud, Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Uluwatu, Nusa Dua and the Nusa islands, from temples, waterfalls and rice terraces to surf beaches, cafes and beach clubs. Each pin is marked by category and, where we have a full guide for the place, links to it.

Yes. The map works in the browser on your phone, with no app. You can expand it to full screen, tap "Where am I" to mark your own location and see what is around you, and every point opens with a direct Google Maps link for navigation.

Definitely. Bali is small but the roads are slow, and seeing the places on one map helps you group nearby sights into the same day and avoid needless driving. Alongside the map it is worth browsing our ready-made itineraries.