It was in Labuan Bajo, a small port town on the island of Flores and gateway to the Komodo National Park, that our adventure continued. We started with a three-day liveaboard to explore the park along the water. From the first evening, the spectacle was already incredible: at sunset, thousands of bats left the mangroves to take flight. Seeing all these…
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Kuta Lombok: surfing and great reunions
Head to Kuta Lombok, a surfer’s paradise. Ever since we started traveling to Indonesia, we kept hearing his name come up. It's impossible not to want to go and see for ourselves if the reputation was deserved. During our stay, we had the opportunity to do two surf sessions, both accompanied by local surf instructors. And here, there is no question of…
Gili Meno: a booking error that was worth the detour
Certain stages of a trip are carefully prepared. Others arise from a simple misunderstanding. It all started during a karaoke evening in Bali. Between two songs and a few drinks, an Englishwoman enthusiastically tells us that she has just spent several days in Gili Meno... and that she has even extended her stay three times. For her, there is no doubt: if…
Nusa Penida: manta rays, cliffs and iconic beaches
We spent three days on Nusa Penida with a fairly clear program from the start: to meet manta rays and discover two of the most iconic beaches in Bali. From the first half-day, we went out to sea for an outing dedicated to diving with mantas at Manta Point. And there, a truly incredible experience: several enormous manta rays glided around us with almost…
Ubud: temples, rice fields, and Balinese culture
After Sumatra and Java, we spent two weeks in Bali with a simple desire: to slow down, rest a little and prepare for the rest of our trip. We chose to base ourselves in Ubud, an excellent base for exploring the center of the island while enjoying a relatively calm atmosphere. We were lucky enough to be present during the celebrations of Galungan and…
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Nudibranchs
When diving, we tend to always look for big encounters. Sharks, manta rays, turtles, whole schools of fish that cut out the light...
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Arak
L'arak est l'alcool traditionnel de Bali, testé par curiosité après avoir lu que c'était produit sur l'île...
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Penjor
The penjor is one of the most striking images we keep from our time in Bali. We discovered it as part of Galungan, the big Balinese religious festival, and it was...
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Salak
Salak, or snake fruit, is one of the most beautiful culinary discoveries of our visit to Sumatra...
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