places to visit

Yayasan Literasi Anak Indonesia (YLAI) is a non profit organisation based in Denpasar, Bali, with a mission to improve the literacy levels of young children in Indonesia.

‘Welcome home!’ called out my driver as we searched for his smiling face amongst the languid sopirs (drivers) waiting outside the arrivals gate at Ngurah Rai.

Keeping Bali’s beaches clean is everyone’s responsibility, such a critical task to preserve the natural beauty of the island and maintain its reputation as a tourist mecca.

Exploring Nusa Lembongan, which is just a short 30-minute boat ride from Sanur, means your days are spent on a white-sand, coral-fringed island paradise that visitors fall in love with year after year.

Join us for a night of music, delicious food, great wine, bars, shopping and so much more – all in the name of fundraising for SoleFamily Bali!

Bali’s traditional arts are never a static entity. Instead, challenges brought about by changing times have spurred local artists to be more innovative to stay relevant.

I gusti Ayu Suryaningsih works tirelessly and make use of her skills, knowledge, and passion to achieve her goals and make her entrepreneurial dreams a reality.

As Sanur has become busy with tourism activities including fast boat travel, boat tours, jet skis, traditional fishing is no longer a first choice.

A place of wonder and mystery, Titisan Art is the place to find beautiful, well curated antiques, vastly different from the everyday Bali souvenirs.