Bali - island of the Gods - is the most popular of the more than 17.000 islands of Indonesia. It measures approximately 90 miles between the east and west coasts, the north south distance is about 60 miles.

The beautiful tropical landscapes with sumptuous Flora and an abundance of Fauna awaken feelings of serenity and renewal. The naturalness of Bali has remained despite the tourism.

In the tourist centers you'll find numerous 5-star hotels, excellent shopping facilities, supermarkets selling delicacies and restaurants with diverse national and international specialties.

Water sports are a popular recreational activity. Rafting, surfing and scuba diving are possible, as well as sailing, deep-sea fishing or taking part on a submarine safari. Famous also the beautiful golf courses. There are nearly all possibilities to go in for sports.


Bali offers something for every age group and every taste for reasonable prices.

The tropical average temperatures range between 27° in the highlands and 32° C in the lowlands. The seasons are based on the rainfall, rather than the temperature. The wet season begins officially in October and extends into February, but it can rain at any time of year and even during the wet season rain is likely to pass quickly.

Bali became famous for its terraced rice fields, the native arts and crafts and cultural individuality with a charming exotic flair. The Balinese people are open and friendly. Hinduism forms the centre of daily life.

The exact situation you know on the satellite map of Google.

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Note here that it concerns no current pictures.

The map shows the pool of the Bali-Palmira plant before the completion of the Bungalows, which are north of the pool.

By the way the pool have the form of the island Bali.