Bali

Undoubtedly beach-blessed, Bali’s circumference is splattered with a mixture of volcanic sand and picture-perfect golden crescents. The southern coast boasts the fashionable beaches of Seminyak, Jimbaran Bay and Sanur. Here we’re in 100% hip holiday mode with chic hotels, serious spas, beach restaurants serving melt-in-the-mouth seafood and bars mixing up far-too-quaffable cocktails. For the more solitary sand-seeker, eastern Bali is a great alternative. The beaches are volcanic and often deserted, the snorkelling and diving is top-notch and the local food is some of the best we have come across. While remote northern Bali is both a trekkers paradise and dolphin-lover’s hotspot, inland Ubud remains the focal point for arts, crafts, dance and music.

Bucket List Destinations

13th February 2025
by Lauren Wakefield

Bucket List Holidays for Couples & Families Everyone has their perfect destination. Whether they saw it in a magazine when they were younger, or keep seeing picturesque views online, we’ve all got the one place we simply have to go. Let us at Turquoise give you the holiday of a lifetime to any of our […]

Detour Destinations

17th December 2024
by Gabi Coughlin

In 2025, travellers are not only taking the road well-travelled, they’re also taking detours to experience new places. This encourages you to see more destinations that are less well-known and crowded than the classic tourist spots as an add-on or the main destination. We have put together a list of ideas for you to take […]

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