For our last day in Bali we decided to go to the popular Uluwatu Temple. It is renowned for its magnificent location, perched on top of a steep cliff approximately 70 meters above the waves. Also they have a Kecak Fire Dance, it is an elaborate performance based on the Hindu epic, Ramayana. It’s performed by about 50 people with a large portion of them being tasked with chanting the famous “chak, chak, chak” sound and performing basic routines while seated on the ground. Best time to see it, at sunset so you have the amazing backdrop of the setting sun, and is when we went. It gets SUPER busy…

After enjoying some active days at the water park and also Ubud, we decided to have a chill day at the beach! This time we wanted to head a bit further out and so choose Petitenget Beach, around a 40min walk away from our hotel in Kata beach area. On the way we had a nice greek lunch at Warung Souvlaki Milos. Highly recommended! Then we finally arrived at the beach, having fun in the sun as well as sea. We also tried a local snack sold at the beach, with tofu, peanut sauce and hot green peppers, very unique! Hope you enjoy and let us know what you think…

We got a drive and went to explore Ubud! The town of Ubud, in the uplands of Bali, Indonesia, is known as a center for traditional crafts and dance. The terraced rice paddies, dotted with Hindu temples and shrines, are among Bali’s most famous landscapes. We first visited a Luwak Coffee planation, to see how the coffee and Tea is made. The coffee being made from the Luwak’s poo, and seasoned with other herbs and fruits. After that we went to the Tegallalang Rice Terrace, the perfect place for photos and to take in some epic scenery. They have paths to walk round, which has swings and other areas to…