‘Venues’ Stories
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Short on time for your Bali escape? Make the most of your holiday with a jam-packed stay in the gay hot spot – Seminyak. It’s intoxicating. Despite the maddening crowds on the beaches and small streets, this micro-destination has a lot of tasty bites and satisfying shopping. It is probably the best known gay hot [...]
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The Round Bar, situated in front of D’omah Hotel and managed by the same crew as the Rainbow Tourism Accredited resort and spa, is Ubud’s first bar serving exotic premium cocktails and sangria from special recipes. This is a hot meeting place for local gay and lesbian community as well as LGBT tourists staying at [...]
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Gay Grazing writer Dee Farrell lives in Ubud and is expanding the list of gay owned and operated hotels and restaurants around town for Rainbow Tourism Bali. Locals and tourists make their way to this little cafe with 6 tables and two couch clusters for cheap drinks, free wifi hotspot, and all things sugar ‘n [...]
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The sun, the sand, the surf and the culture of paradise. Bali’s reputation as a “best-loved international beach destination” is being re-branded by gourmet travellers who’ve coined a new catchphrase, “Eat, Play, Love.” There are many cool places to eat, drink and make merry in Bali, making it a foodie paradise. From preservative-free microbrews to [...]
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Bali locals report there are about 10 well-known gay beaches – but their popularity and location shift like the sand. One has closed recently due to development, and another has emerged near the gay-popular district in Seminyak. There’s a surf shack and volleyball net on the black and white mixed sand beach named Batu Belig. [...]
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