Our recent 26 guests from Poland Aquadivers were a mixed group, some divers, some snorkelers, some children and some that just wanted to be pampered and chill. Luckily for us, Bali has it all, something for everyone! So we endeavored to make it a holiday...
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The Kecak dance is performed all over Bali but the most famous dance is performed nightly as the sun is setting over the Uluwatu temple, one of the six Sad Kahyangan Temples, the main spiritual pillars in Bali. The Origins of the Kecak Dance The Tari Kecak...
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Marigolds are stunning flowers that are grown in their thousands in Bali. On every street corner and under every statue you will find an offering to the gods ‘Canang sari’ with food, candy, incense, marigolds and often a cigarette and money. Every day on our...
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Bali is an exquisite Island, rich in natural beauty and culture. The people are predominantly Hindu and have a calm, graceful, happy manner about them, always smiling and willing to please. As a visitor to Bali you will see this rich culture everywhere, from offerings on...
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Nyepi is the Balinese "Day of Silence" that is commemorated every Isaawarsa (Saka New Year) according to the Balinese calendar. Nyepi, a public holiday in Indonesia, is a day of silence, fasting and meditation for the Balinese. The day following Nyepi is also celebrated as...
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We are going scuba diving in Padang Bai tomorrow and apart from the great dive sites, it’s my favourite trip as we get to eat at Topi Inn, yummy Nasi Campur! If you are wondering what Nasi Campur is, then here is a description of the...
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The independence day of Indonesia falls on the 17th of August and it's a great time to be in Bali as everywhere is decorated with the red and white flags of Indonesia. Put that against the backdrop of lush green rice terraces and ornately decorated...
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10 days after Galungan it is believed that the spirits of the ancient ancestors return to heaven. It is technically the last day of the Galungan celebration. All the decorations (penjors) that have been used for Galungan will be removed after Kuningan day ends. The Yummiest...
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The 23rd and 24th of July is the Galungan festival. All around Bali at the moment you see ‘penjors’ being erected outside residences in preparation for Galungan. Penjors are tall bamboo poles decorated with fruit, coconut leaves and flowers as offerings to the spirits. Galungan is...
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Tumpek Landep is the Balinese ceremony for Iron, so on this day all machinery is blessed whether it be a car, a boat, a compressor, a printer or a regulator! Tumpek Landep always takes place on the Saturday precisely on Saniscara Wage Wuku Landep based...
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