The Government of Indonesia has declared 24 marine protected areas throughout the country. There are plans to expand this to 85 reserves covering 30 million hectares by the end of this century

While we can't really classify the Environmental Bamboo Foundation (EBF) as a "tourist destination", we figure that if you are genuinely interested in ecology and preservation, you need to know about this organization.

Unbelievable but true: You can get some really great thin crust pizza here in Bali. TNPC offers a wide variety of interesting movie-themed combinations

Our favorite breakfast spot -- right on the beach. La Lucchiola is something of an institution. It has been here for quite a while and once enjoyed a dominant position in upscale beachside dining.

Kafe Warisan is one of the most well-known names in Bali dining -- and for good reason. The food is consistently great, the service attentive without hovering, and the open dining most enjoyable.

Not only will you enjoy a day trip to Lembongan Island, but you can also have the opportunity to become involved in the reef watch program at the Reef Appreciation Area.

Opened in May of 2003, the Mangrove Information Center serves as a center for the study and preservation of the region's coastal mangrove forests. The Center was funded with money granted by the Government of Japan

Opened in May of 2003, the Mangrove Information Center serves as a center for the study and preservation of the region's coastal mangrove forests. The Center was funded with money granted by the Government of Japan

This beautiful course offers memorable views of the sea and the world famous Tanah Lot temple. The course is a 45 minute drive from Ngurah Rai Airport on good roads.

Gado Gado is located on the beach at the end of Jalan Dhyanapura in Seminyak. Gado Gado is far and away our favorite upscale beachfront restaurant. It's just down the beach from the more famous Ku De Ta