Top 10 Things to Do in Bali in 2026

These iconic sculpted paddies near Ubud showcase the ancient Balinese subak irrigation system, a UNESCO-recognised tradition.

This clifftop sea temple hosts a mesmerising sunset Kecak fire dance performance above the crashing Indian Ocean waves.

Balinese Hindus have performed purification rituals in the sacred spring waters of this thousand-year-old temple for centuries.

A sacred sanctuary of ancient banyan trees and moss-covered temples inhabited by over 1,200 long-tailed macaques.

Bali's most stylish beach strip offers golden sand, world-class beach clubs, and some of the finest sunsets in Indonesia.

Crystal-clear waters surrounding this small island offer encounters with manta rays, colourful coral, and tropical fish.

Bali's largest and holiest temple complex climbs the slopes of Mount Agung with over 80 individual temples spanning a thousand years.

This UNESCO World Heritage landscape of cascading paddies in Tabanan offers quieter, more expansive views than Tegallalang.

Market visits followed by hands-on cooking in an open-air kitchen teach visitors the aromatic secrets of Balinese cuisine.

These iconic sculpted paddies near Ubud showcase the ancient Balinese subak irrigation system, a UNESCO-recognised tradition.

This clifftop sea temple hosts a mesmerising sunset Kecak fire dance performance above the crashing Indian Ocean waves.

Balinese Hindus have performed purification rituals in the sacred spring waters of this thousand-year-old temple for centuries.

A sacred sanctuary of ancient banyan trees and moss-covered temples inhabited by over 1,200 long-tailed macaques.

Bali's most stylish beach strip offers golden sand, world-class beach clubs, and some of the finest sunsets in Indonesia.

Crystal-clear waters surrounding this small island offer encounters with manta rays, colourful coral, and tropical fish.

Bali's largest and holiest temple complex climbs the slopes of Mount Agung with over 80 individual temples spanning a thousand years.

This UNESCO World Heritage landscape of cascading paddies in Tabanan offers quieter, more expansive views than Tegallalang.

Market visits followed by hands-on cooking in an open-air kitchen teach visitors the aromatic secrets of Balinese cuisine.