
Bali. Bali. Bali. Oh my goodness, Bali. I cannot wait to go back here and stay longer.
I stayed in Sanur, the quieter side of Denpasar, which turned out to be the perfect home base for exploring the rest of the island without getting swept up in the busier tourist strips.
From Sanur, I made my way to Ubud, wandering through the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary and the surrounding rice terraces, then out to Tanah Lot Temple, perched dramatically on its rock formation above the surf. I also got to see how coffee is made at a local plantation — watching the whole process up close made me appreciate my morning cup a little more.
I rode scooters throughout Denpasar, learned to surf at Kuta Beach, and spent time talking with local artists about their work. I also visited Mount Agung, a volcano that erupted just two days after I was there — a reminder of how alive this island really is.
This trip was shot with a Canon 5D Mark III. If you want to learn how to use your own DSLR to capture your adventures the way I capture mine, my ebook walks through exactly that.








































































Ubud is known for the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, surrounding rice terraces, and easy access to nearby temples — it’s a great home base for exploring central Bali.
Kuta Beach is one of the most popular spots on the island for beginner surf lessons.
Mount Agung is an active volcano that has erupted in recent years, so conditions and access can change — always check current volcanic activity advisories before planning a visit.
January 30, 2018
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