The paved path of the Campuhan Ridge Walk between palms and green slopes

6 of the best · Bali, Indonesia

Six Walks Through Bali

The Campuhan ridge at sunrise, Sanur’s seafront path, the Nusa Dua beach walk, the trails of Jatiluwih, Mount Batur before dawn and the Sidemen valley.

Our 6 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026

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Three Bali addresses we return to, chosen from this list by people who know the island well.

  1. On foot

    The Campuhan Ridge Walk

    Ubud·Walk

    A paved path along a grassy ridge between two river valleys, starting by the Campuhan bridge.

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  2. On foot

    The trails of Jatiluwih

    Tabanan·Walk

    Marked loops through the UNESCO-listed rice terraces of Jatiluwih.

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Walks 6

Ridges, terraces and the sea.

  1. On foot

    Sanur’s seafront path

    Sanur·Walk

    A long path along the beach at Sanur, past fishing boats, cafés and hotel gardens.

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  2. On foot

    The Campuhan Ridge Walk

    Ubud·Walk

    A paved path along a grassy ridge between two river valleys, starting by the Campuhan bridge.

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  3. On foot

    The Mount Batur sunrise climb

    Kintamani·Walk

    A climb in the dark up Mount Batur to watch the sun rise over Lake Batur and Mount Agung.

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  4. On foot

    The Nusa Dua beach walk

    Nusa Dua·Walk

    A paved promenade along the beaches of Nusa Dua, from the resorts to the Water Blow.

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  5. On foot

    The Sidemen valley

    Karangasem·Walk

    Lanes through the rice fields and weaving villages of the Sidemen valley, with Mount Agung above.

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  6. On foot

    The trails of Jatiluwih

    Tabanan·Walk

    Marked loops through the UNESCO-listed rice terraces of Jatiluwih.

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