FINNS Beach Club has officially launched Bali’s first dedicated search and rescue helicopter with hoist capability.

From iconic party hotspots in Canggu to dramatic cliff-top escapes in Uluwatu, Bali’s beach clubs offer something for every ...

Bali reopened to travellers from Down Under on March 14 this year, almost two years after the island was closed off amid the global Covid-19 pandemic. But in the weeks following the influx of Aussies ...

Bali’s biggest beach club favoured by Aussies says expanding Down Under isn’t off the cards – but safety comes first as it ...

Melasti Beach in Uluwatu was once little known to foreigners and used more frequently by locals communities for ceremonies, but with its blue water and lush green backdrop, it is quickly gaining ...

Bali is an island in flux – especially in the south. It’s a maelstrom of construction: villas, roads, jetties, reclamation. A magnet for tourists for generations, the island welcomed over five million ...

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Tons of trash have washed onto Bali’s famous Kuta Beach, prompting locals to spend the first day of the new year staging a cleanup. Residents from the Badung area on the Indonesian island cleared 30 ...

Bali has launched a major beach clean up initiative in response to Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto's recent criticism of the island's growing waste problem.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto said that he would not hesitate to deploy military and police personnel to assist with clean-up efforts if local governments are unable to act swiftly.

Australian tourists have been stunned by sad photos showing beaches in Bali strewn with rubbish sparking a debate about the island's merit as a much-loved tourist destination. An appalled Sydney woman ...