Zen and… some more. Paradise wouldn`t be so perfect without cocktails, incredible vistas and people with great stories, don`t you think?

Until the early morning yoga class, I think it`s a pity to miss the energy of the Balinese night-life.

Let`s see…

1. Rock Bar@Ayana – or the way heaven shows off, 14 m above the Indian  Ocean. I have to admit that during my wanderings through dream bars, worldwide, Rock Bar, with its dramatic location, high on a rock that offers an incredible vista, takes a place in the “colored top of the tops”. It`s perfect at dusk, it`s romantic and posh, unforgettable&not to be missed. Careful, it is crowded most of the time, because of its fame, but it is definitely worth… elbowing your way through the crowd!

2. Unique Rooftop Bar@Rimba, although newer than his brother, Rock Bar – Rimba Jimbaran is Ayana`s sister hotel – it is not as famous but the design is simply WOW, with recycled materials inspired by nature, it is altogether special, and the scenery is obviously just as spectacular: it faces the woods, it has a pool nearby, a perfect place to watch the sunset, while lying comfortably on the cushions… in the water.

3. Ku de Ta stands for another Balinese symbol in matters of fun&drinks&sunset and it is a must in Seminyak. You have a 360 degree view to the ocean and golden sands, at sunset, and if you fancy a sophisticated &luxurious spot, with good food and entertainment, Ku De Ta is the perfect choice.

4. Woobar seemed extremely crowded at dusk, therefore it is a super popular clubbing destination. You can find both a bar and a restaurant here, and a wide range of cocktails and tapas , but also an amazing energy, with d.j and nonstop music and #partyallnightlong

5. Double Six Rooftop Bar from the hotel with the same name in Seminyak is super generous as far as its size is concerned, it is actually one of the biggest in the world, ubercool, with some of the tables displayed on the edge-for a superview. As for the signature cocktails, they are delicious!

6. Luna Roof Bar is also on my colored list of rooftops in Bali, it is on the roof of the hotel L and I like it because it offers a bit of quietness, cozyness and total reverie. From here you can see the roofs of the buildings and a small rice plantation.