Immerse yourself in the heart of Bali as we guide you through the cultural richness, lush landscapes, and hidden gems of Ubud. From ancient temples to vibrant markets and luxurious spa experiences, this 4-day Ubud itinerary ensures you make the most of your time in this island-city paradise. Discover the best of Ubud in just 4 days!

Nusa Dua is a peninsula located in the Southeastern part of the island of Bali, Indonesia. It is home to pristine stretches of beaches and is ruled by luxury hotels and resorts. Compared to many touristy parts of the island, Nusa Dua is more quiet, low-key, and a popular beach destination for weddings, honeymoons, and couples in general. In this blog post, I go into detail on where to stay, where to eat, and what to see in Nusa Dua.

Ubud is a modern cafe paradise with eats and drinks for every palate! From local Balinese cuisine to Western dishes to health/dietary-conscious and tropical meals. A plus to so many restaurants in Ubud is the accessibility to Wifi and a laptop-friendly setting. So not only is this list of cafes great to eat or grab a coffee from, but they are also some of the best cafes in Ubud for digital nomads.

Ubud is a small town located in the central region of Bali, Indonesia - a destination for tourists from all around the world for its diverse cultural and natural attractions. I’ve compiled a list of some of the top day excursions from Ubud for you to consider during your visit to the area. Just hop in a car or on a scooter and be on your way to a fulfilling excursion!

Ubud is a lively city in the heart of Bali, Indonesia - a popular and affordable destination for any range of travelers from budget to luxury; traditional Balinese style to a modern oasis. The city is packed with locally owned and chain hotels, villas, and Airbnb’s. Here are some of the top accommodations in Ubud, Bali for every budget.

While in Bali, Indonesia I had the opportunity to attend a Balinese cremation ceremony called Ngaben as a tourist. This experience was unlike anything I have ever been a part of before so I want to share this experience and tips so others can see firsthand a ritual that is so deeply important and special to the Balinese Hindu community too.