Cafe del Mar, Canggu
Claiming itself as the house of chill, Cafe del Mar is one of the most visited beach clubs in Bali today. The place boasts a cool and crisp architecture that transports you straight to Ibiza, the origin of Cafe del Mar itself. With a predominantly white and blue interior, Cafe del Mar is the perfect place for you to wear your most vibrant outfit and stand out from the rest. Don’t forget to get the whole coconut while you’re laying in the cabana.
John Hardy Boutique, Seminyak
Do you know that the world-renowned jewelry brand John Hardy is from Bali? Yes, it is! John Hardy was founded in Bali, championing its Balinese artisan craftsmanship along with traditions and symbolisms, and bringing it into a global spotlight. The Seminyak gallery is an oasis not only for shoppers but also art enthusiasts and culinary tourists. In the gallery, not only can you shop, but you can also join workshops and enjoy local Bali delicacies. Plus, the building itself is gorgeous.
Wanna Jungle, Gianyar
Located in the Kayon Jungle resort, Wanna Jungle Pool and Bar is distinguishable by its three levels of swimming pools. Over the top? Yes. Do we love it? Definitely! As the name suggests, it does feel like visiting a jungle, with the pools acting as rivers, the architecture mirroring a cliff, and the small huts with straw roofs. Wanna Jungle is a world of its own.
Neon Palms, Seminyak
We know that you have seen this cute little place before. Here it is, Neon Palms. A cafe with vibrant pop art aesthetics. Not only it looks cute and pretty, but the food is amazing too. Neon Palms offers an array of menu starting from breakfast to cocktails. You know that the entrance is super cute and instagrammable, but our favorite spot is the little corner where the bar is.
Bodyworks Spa, Seminyak
The main purpose of going to Bali is to get away from all the hustle and bustle of the city. So you want to let loose and relax. But there is a specific place where you can take your relaxation to the next level. Come and visit Bodyworks Spa and treat yourself to all kinds of treatment for your hair, face, body, and nails! And in between, immortalize your experience with fabulous pictures in this instagrammable oasis. It is a heaven on earth, indeed.
Kim Soo, Seminyak
Kim Soo has been a favorite destination for Bali visitors. The lifestyle and homeware store is known for its monochromatic exteriors and interiors. A beautiful different sight for our sore eyes from seeing a bunch of random colors in the city. Aside from being the chicest shop in Bali, Kim Soo also offers amazing coffee and pastries, an essential for everyone in 2021. Absorb the good energy Kim Soo has to get you through the day.
Milu by Nook, Canggu
What is a Bali trip without taking a visit to the rice fields? Worry not, because Milu by Nook is a restaurant by the rice fields. So you will not get yourself dirty and you can enjoy the beautiful view comfortably while enjoying the amazing food Milu has. They have both Indonesian and American selections on their menu, so depending on your mood. Enjoy the breezy lunch or even dinner in the middle of rice fields.
Folk Pool & Garden, Ubud
One thing that stands out from Folk Pool & Garden is how they deliver the ambiance. Either it’s a morning or night visit, they maintain the same beautiful ambiance. With the pool in between rows of cute gazebos, you can either lounge comfortably on the daybed or have fun in the water with floats. It is the perfect place either you are going with friends, family, or a significant other.
Babi Guling Karya Rebo, Kuta
Your Bali trip is not complete without eating the famous local food, Babi Guling. There are so many great and famous Babi Guling restaurants, so there is no wrong choice when it comes to this food. But our favorite is Babi Guling Sari Kebo. The local delicacy and all-time favorite for most Indonesians, is a meal with various kinds of pork cooked with unique local spices. A plate of Babi Guling will only cost you from IDR 50,000 to 70,000. Great price with even greater taste!
Written by Jefta.
Edited by Natasha.
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