Best Bali holiday apartments

Bali, the island of the gods, enchants every year millions of visitors from all over the world, who want to discover this very special part of Indonesia for themselves. If you would like to stay in a private holiday home during your stay in Bali instead of in a large hotel complex, take a closer look at our apartments on Bali. Similar to couchsurfing in Bali, you can stay here in comfortable private apartments in Jimbaran or in a chic apartment in Petulu, which belongs to Ubud. You may also like our private apartments in Canggu. And in case you want to make a stopover at your arrival or departure, you will also find Apartments in Singapore or Bangkok.

Apartments in Bali, the wellness El Dorado of Indonesia

If you want to escape the German weather as well as your stressful everyday life for some time, a trip to Bali is really recommendable, because here you will find an almost indescribable natural scenery, temples worth seeing and friendly people. Apartments on Bali are a good possibility to use a comfortable and comfortably furnished accommodation on the one hand and to get to know nice hosts on the other hand and to experience first hand what makes Bali so worth seeing. Many airlines offer good connections, mostly via the Middle East to Asia. So you land in the afternoon or evening on Bali and days or weeks of relaxation in the tropical rainforest and on breathtaking beaches lie before you. If you have chosen the area around Kuta for your private holiday apartment on Bali, you will live in the lively part of the island. Many shops, bars, cafés and restaurants await you here. You also have the possibility to make tours around the island from here. Guided tours are also recommended, as you don’t have to worry about entrance fees or other things, but get on the bus or car and enjoy the ride while the tour guide explains the interesting sights to you.

From a private holiday home in Bali to the island’s attractions

A breathtaking tour, which you can undertake from your private holiday home in Bali, leads across the island, e.g. from south to north. However, plan enough time for this tour, as the road conditions are not comparable to those in Germany. There is no motorway here that would conquer the north-south extension of about 95 kilometres in one hour. The partly quite narrow country road meanders through a breathtaking panorama of rice terraces, wild mountain scenery and magnificent rainforest. Many photo stops will surely make sure that you need about 3-4 hours for this easy route. Worth seeing temples such as Pura Besakih, the mother temple, or Tanah Lot, which is also called the sea temple, you should of course also definitely look at.