Instead of Singapore, we chose a rather unconventional stopover in Hong Kong on our Bali trip. After all, we thought, when would we ever come to Hong Kong again? Noise, crowds, food markets, and temples in the middle of skyscrapers. That’s Hong Kong in a nutshell. To be honest, we weren’t particularly impressed at first….
Canggu is located on the southwest coast of Bali and is one of the most famous places on the island. The town is particularly popular with surfers as well as digital nomads and travelers who want to experience modern Bali. Between rice fields and beach clubs as well as cafes a very special atmosphere has developed here…
Nusa Penida is truly one of the most impressive places in all of Indonesia and was an absolute highlight of our trip to Bali. The small neighboring island immediately amazed us with its spectacular cliffs, turquoise blue water, and untouched nature. In this post, we take you along on our stay on the island. We show…
The Gili Islands are a group of islands consisting of Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air. These islands are often associated with Bali but actually belong to Lombok. This is clearly reflected in the culture and religion: while Bali is predominantly Hindu, the Gili Islands are Muslim. A second special feature is that apart from boats, there are no…
Since the journey to the Gili Islands suddenly felt a bit too long for us, we made a short stop for one night in Sanur. Aside from the accommodation, Sanur did not really convince us, although we naturally did not see particularly much in that short amount of time. We basically just explored the immediate…
Our trip to Bali was colorful, intense, and full of unforgettable impressions. In this blog, we share our route, honest experiences, and practical travel tips to help you plan your own Bali round trip. We spent 3.5 weeks in Bali and recommend at least 14 days, as the flight from Germany is quite long and there is so much to discover. Our route was intentionally…
Compared to Uluwatu, our stay in Ubud was a complete change. The loud traffic chaos, hundreds of people, and the many spiritual traditions were a shock at first compared to the wide beaches. To be honest, we felt quite lost in the heat and bustle of the city at the beginning. Despite all the hectic…
Uluwatu is one of the most popular coastal areas in the south of Bali and is famous for its massive cliffs. There are tons of surf spots, beautiful beaches, and stylish cafes, which is why it is also a huge hub for digital nomads. Uluwatu offers so many things to do and see and it…
The hike to the Tre Cime di Lavaredo is one of the most famous tours in the Dolomites, attracting numerous visitors each year. We deliberately chose a 2-day hut-to-hut hike to experience the landscape more peacefully, away from the day-trippers, and to have more time to enjoy the trails and the views. This way, the…
The hike to Lago di Sorapis is one of the most famous routes in the Dolomites and sits at the top of many hikers’ bucket lists. The trail is beautiful and leads through a diverse landscape, at times even spectacularly along steep rock cliffs. For us, the hike itself was actually more impressive than the…