After a long, heat-filled day in Ubud, Bebek Teba Sari offered exactly what we needed — a floating gazebo, rice fields glowing at dusk, comforting food, and the rare luxury of not having to decide anything. This wasn’t about spectacle or trends. It was about space, softness, and letting the day settle.
Bebek Teba Sari Ubud: Dinner on a Floating Gazebo Read More »
A family-friendly ATV ride through Bali’s jungle that delivered mud, laughter, and unforgettable memories — from toddlers to grandparents.
Bali ATV Adventure: Mud, Laughter & a Family Ride to Remember Read More »
On our final night in Ubud, we wandered with no plan and found Pasir — a calm, flavour-driven restaurant blending Balinese ingredients with Mediterranean technique. Thoughtful dishes, a warm upstairs space, and one unforgettable dessert made this an unplanned meal we still talk about. A quiet standout in Ubud’s dining scene.
Pasir Restaurant Ubud: The Night We Accidentally Found One of Our Best Meals Read More »
Truntum Kuta was our gentle landing in Bali — a beachfront stay that made travelling with kids feel easy. With multiple pools, cultural activities, reliable dining, and a walkable location, it offered comfort, convenience, and space to simply be together.
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From visas and arrival forms to money tips, internet, and packing smart for landing day — this Bali arrival guide covers the small things that make a big difference. A calm, mum-approved checklist to help you land relaxed and ready to enjoy your holiday.
Bali Airport Arrival Tips: What to Know Before You Land (Especially with Kids) Read More »
Kuta was our soft landing into Bali. With two young kids and tired bodies fresh from Melbourne, we kept things slow — pool days, rainy swims, easy meals, and moments that didn’t ask us to rush. This is how Kuta gave us the gentlest beginning to our Bali story.
Kuta with Kids & Family: Pool Days, Rainy Swims and the Perfect Start to Our Bali Trip Read More »
Tegenungan Waterfall is one of the most accessible waterfalls near Ubud — but with kids, access is only half the story. This is our honest experience visiting Tegenungan with children, navigating the heat, the steps, and why pairing it with Omma Dayclub turned a potentially exhausting stop into one of our most balanced Ubud days.
Tegenungan Waterfall with Kids (And the Day Omma Dayclub Saved Us) Read More »
Travelling to Ubud with kids? Sangeh Monkey Forest offers a calmer alternative to the busy Ubud Monkey Forest — with gentler monkeys, shaded paths, included water and food, and room to explore at your own pace. A monkey experience that feels balanced, respectful, and genuinely enjoyable for families.
Sangeh Monkey Forest with Kids: Where the Monkeys Are Calm and Parents Can Breathe Read More »
Ubud with kids isn’t all calm yoga mornings and jungle serenity — it’s waterfalls that demand effort, swings that test patience, monkeys that surprise you, and moments of quiet relief when you least expect them. This is our honest, lived-in guide to doing Ubud as a family — what worked, what didn’t, and how we found joy in the in-between.
Ubud with Kids & Family: The Honest Guide to Waterfalls, Swings & Jungle Days Read More »
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