It’s been precisely one year since the doors of SOUQ first swung open between Raya Basangkasa and Sunset Road. On first site, it was a bit of a surprising pop u...
British expats in Bali have been wagging their tails about this Petitenget delight since its doors swung open in 2009. The rest of us, however, seem to be fooli...
Sunny days, salt water and soft sand. It’s the trio of summer goodness that floods our social media streams and steers the direction of our weekends, our holida...
You can’t really call yourself a typical middle-aged woman until you’ve considered fleeing home to do a Yoga retreat in Bali. Somewhere between hearing Elizabet...
For anyone unaware of its meaning, spotting a Slow Food sign on a restaurant wall could be a touch unsettling. If they've turned up ravenous, it may even be eno...
Each year, the island of Bali is imprinted by the footprints of over 7.2 million human beings. About 4.2 million of them are locals and about 3 million of them ...
So you know Canggu’s coffee shops like the palm of your hand and have Seminyak’s shopping scene down to a fine art. Weaving through the shortcuts of Umalas is a...
There’s a bit of an assumption floating around that it’s the Peter Pans of society that up and move to Bali or spend a good portion of their calendar here.
T...
Earlier this year at the 11th Annual Ubud Writers and Readers Festival, a panel of creative and forward thinking conservationists discussed the complexities of ...
Just outside the retreat’s restaurant, a woman from Slovakia is sprawled out on her back on a mosey bench, staring at the stars. Without shifting her whimsical ...
A freelance travel writer and content manager that fell out of the womb in a tattered sarong. When she's not drowning in articles for inBali.org, Samantha organises volunteer trips for philanthropic travellers, and likes to practise her downward facing dog.
