Many cooking classes take place in hotel restaurants or colleges, but Chef Mudana’s class is as authentic as it gets.

When you have a craving for delicious bread and bakery treats, there is Goddes Bakery, a charming bakehouse in Sanur.

Start at Jl. Danau Tamblingan and make your way from there through the streets or on the beachside path, all the way from one end of Sanur to the other.

The vessel most often seen on Bali beaches is called a “jukung”, and like an outrigger canoe, they’re able to skim fast over coral reefs and also withstand the offshore conditions.

Kites on the island of Bali were initially flown over rice fields as a tradition to ask the Gods for a strong harvest and abundance, known as “Rare Angon”.

Every Friday night from 7pm to 9pm, the courtyard at Maison Aurelia plays host to markets, against a backdrop of twinkling fairy lights & fantastic local music.

There are so many Balinese traditions that are fascinating, and if you take an interest, you’ll quickly earn the respect of the Balinese people.

We all have a story. It is filled with triumph and tragedy, drama and victory, wounding and healing. Your personal life experience has something to teach others.

The Sanur coastline is known for its long stretches of tranquil beach and year-round calm waters, but further out are some of surfing’s best reef breaks.