The Bali Animal Welfare Association, commonly known as BAWA, is a non-profit organization dedicated to the welfare of animals in Bali. Founded in 2007 by animal advocate Janice Girardi, BAWA focuses on providing rescue services, medical care, and essential resources to the island’s animals, particularly dogs and cats. With a mission to protect Bali’s unique…
Plastic Angels Bali is a unique art and advocacy project founded in 2021 by French artist Mickaël Couturier. Based in Bali, the project raises awareness about two pressing issues: plastic pollution and poverty, particularly among children living near the Suwung landfill, Bali’s largest trash dump. Couturier collaborates with local and international artists to transform discarded…
When living or traveling in Bali, taking care of your health is crucial, especially regarding ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) concerns. The island’s tropical climate and activities like swimming and surfing can lead to common ENT issues such as ear infections, sinus problems, and throat ailments. These concerns can affect both adults and children, making…
Bali is home to many stray dogs and cats, creating challenges for the local community and animal welfare organizations. In this guide, we explore the problem, the organizations working to help, government actions, and how you can make a difference by fostering or adopting, raising funds, or helping care for stray animals. In-page Navigation The…
Camping in Bali offers a unique way to experience the island’s natural beauty. Whether you want to hire equipment, stay in ready-made tents, or rent a campervan, this guide covers everything you need to know about camping in Bali. Best Camping Spots Munduk Camping Located in the highlands, Munduk offers cool temperatures and stunning views…
Bali offers a variety of eco-friendly transportation options, allowing you to explore the island while minimizing your environmental footprint. From bike rentals to electric scooters and eco-conscious tour companies, there are plenty of ways to travel sustainably. This guide will help you make greener choices when getting around Bali. In-page Navigation Bike Rentals Electric Scooters…
Bali, the Island of the Gods, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and spiritual depth. Among the many festivals celebrated on the island, Galungan and Kuningan hold a special place in the hearts of the Balinese Hindu community. These ceremonies are not just religious rituals but are also deeply rooted in the island’s history,…
Halloween in Bali is quickly growing in popularity, both among expats and locals. From spooky costume parties to family-friendly events, there’s something for everyone. Here’s your complete guide to making the most of Halloween 2024 in Bali. Where to Buy Halloween Costumes in Bali Whether you’re looking for a spooky costume for a party or…
Finding specific groceries and specialty products in Bali can be overwhelming, but there are many great local stores and suppliers offering organic, sustainable, and unique goods. Whether you’re looking for gluten-free products, fresh dairy, or organic meats, Bali has a diverse range of options. This guide provides a list of trusted places to shop for…
Mount Agung is Bali’s highest peak, a spiritually significant volcano, and a destination that draws tourists from around the world. However, recent events have led to a temporary closure of the mountain for hiking, and ongoing wildfires in the region have only added to the urgency of protecting this sacred site. For those planning to…