Bali being referred as the Island of the Gods is truly beautiful destination that widely attracts tourist around the globe. But aside from beautifully calm sandy beaches and comparatively quiet temples located on the island, those who like more extreme events will not be bored. Adventure activity in Bali ranges from waterful rides to jungle tracking; meaning that if one is in search of a high-voltage break, Bali will not disappoint him or her. Below are ten thrilling adventures you should not miss the next time you are in Bali.

General Guides When Parking At A Heathrow Airport

If you are planning a trip to Bali from UK, though still choosing the Heathrow airport parking especially if you are flying from a busy airport such as Heathrow can improve your trip. Chose meet and greet Heathrow services is much more suitable and trouble-free compared to other parking solutions. Such services enable one to drop off their car right at the terminal, and hence they offer a stress-free beginning to your trip.

Thus, when comparing airport parking deals, one can find suggestions that would be suitable in terms of price. There are reductions in airport parking fees if booked in advance and if you want to compare with other facilities. Check that your car is parked well, so that it does not interfere with your plans of having a good time during your trip to Barcelona.

1. Surfing at Uluwatu

The surfing perspective of Uluwatu is well-known all over the world, as in this place surfers face extremely great waves. Due to the fact that it is endowed with powerful swells and beautiful coastlines, the region is ideal for surfing. Well, for those of you who have never surfed before there is nothing to worry about as there is a number of surf schools where you can be taught how to ride your first wave.

2. Embankment of Ayung river seront

The Ayung River can be used for White Water Rafting which is thrilling. During the rafting, you will be able to see the open-hearted and steep jungle, magnificent gorges and waterfalls. It is an itinerary of fun services that integrate the action of rafting and natural romantic landscape of Bali.

3. Trekking to Mount Batur

If you want to have the time of your life, go hiking – to Mount Batur, an active volcano. The hike is normally done very early in the morning so you are at the summit when the sun rises. The scenic perspectives seen from up there are definitely rewarding the wakefulness and putting yourself through a rigmarole.

4. Diving at Tulamben

Tulamben is one of the famous places to dive where you can find USAT Liberty shipwreck. The remains of the ship are painted in different colours of the rainbow with vibrantly grown coral and a large number of fish which makes it one of the most exciting places to go scuba diving. Wherever you are, or how ever experienced you might be when it comes to diving, this is something you just cannot miss.

5. Monastery of Pedralbes

Pedralbes area can also be recommended for visiting and, in particular, the Monastery of Pedralbes with its gothic architecture will help the overworked citizen to find calm and peace. It was established in the year 1326 and has attractive cloisters, a fashionable church, and a museum with pieces of art and religious instruments.

6. Sant Felip Neri square

Nested in the heart of the Gothic Quarters, Plaça de Sant Felip Neri is tiny, still and very somber. The church located in the middle of the square is Baroque and has dramatically been affected by the Spanish Civil War Nevertheless, at present it is rather a calm, provoking no memories of the war. It is a rather peaceful place ideal for contemplation and a pause in the travelling.

7. Poble Espanyol

Poble Espanyol or the Spanish Village is an architectural museum established on the Montjuïc hill which is opened to the public. It does offer complete crib of the structures that are built in other regions of Spain; therefore it can be used as a guide to architectural styles in that country. The village also features the shops, restaurants as well as cultural activities, which therefore makes the place lively and exciting.

8. Mercat de Sant Antoni

Even though La Boqueria market is more famous, Mercat de Sant Antoni is not as touristic, and it seems more authentic. Constructed early this year, this market with historical background still boasts of a new and fresh look and stalls selling fresh produce, local specialties, and miscellaneous products. Indeed it is perfect to get a feel of the region and also to taste some of the Catalan dishes.

9. Torre Bellesguard

This architectural gem is one of Gaudí’s more obscure creations, however, Torre Belles guard is a stunning piece of Gothic and Modernisme structure. The house has been built on the territory of the medieval castle and visitors can take a tours interpreting the history of the place and referring to Gaudi’s features. It is an added advantage that when at its terrace one get to see lovely views.

10. Museu del Modernisme

The Museu del Modernisme is located also in Barcelona and the primary focus is on the Catalan modernism and the Museum owns pieces of furniture, paintings and decorative arts from the end of the XIX century and beginning of the XX centuries. The Barcelona museum is in a fairly new modern building and gives those interested a special insight into the art and cultural development of the area.