The trick to enjoying the breathtaking gems in Bali is to know where to go. Let's start with these stunning beaches that are ...

1. Amed and the Underwater Temple Nestled in the far east of Bali, the coastal village of Amed offers a serene retreat from the bustling tourist spots. With its mesmerizing black sand beaches and ...

Bali is an island in flux ... Out of the wealth of dark sand beaches, Kedungu, a surfing beach not far north of the famous sea temple at Tanah Lot, is ripe for discovery.

sits on a gigantic jagged rock that rises out of the ocean on Bali's southwest coast. While you'll have to wait for low tide to reach the temple, it's well worth it, especially to see the sky turn ...

We recommend the family-friendly Melasti Beach for its striking jewel-toned water, or the white-sand stretch ... Beach in eastern Bali. The centuries-old Uluwatu Temple is famous for several ...

There are a number of black sand beaches in Bali, thanks to the ash from the mighty ... and a relaxing sunbathing session. The clifftop temple provides a stunning backdrop for the beach, and ...

Bali may be known ... Head north towards Lovina Beach, stopping to check out the Gitgit Waterfalls. At Lovina, enjoy the chilled out atmosphere among the black sand and seafood warungs – just ...

IT WAS PITCH BLACK ... on the beach, and did some casual exploring, wandering the fishing village and taking an evening trip to Uluwatu, a surf spot at the very southern tip of Bali.

Alongside neighboring coastal resorts like Seminyak, Canggu and Uluwatu, Kuta is one of Bali's most popular ... arriving at the beach early to stake your claim to some sand, as the area typically ...

Bali may be known ... Head north towards Lovina Beach, stopping to check out the Gitgit Waterfalls. At Lovina, enjoy the chilled out atmosphere among the black sand and seafood warungs – just ...