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Why Starbucks’ new ‘coffee sanctuary’ in Bali reminds us more of a Disney attraction than a coffee house
It’s Southeast Asia’s biggest Starbucks destination — 20,000 square...
Flights canceled as Agung erupts, sending ash hurtling thousands of meters into the air
Numerous flights into Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport were canceled last night in the wake of the latest eruption of the tourist mecca’s mercurial Mount Agung....
3 Klungkung regency residents bitten by rabies-infected dog, local animal health agency says it’s working to curb spread of disease
Three local residents at a village in Klungkung regency were bitten by a rabies-infected dog, prompting the local...
Bali Police arrest a gang of snatchers, police say they targeted foreign tourists
Bali Police have arrested a gang of snatchers, consisting of five Indonesian men, who have allegedly been stealing from...
Would you steal for love? Sanitation worker arrested for stealing Bali villa’s fridge for his girlfriend
Some people will do anything for love. For one Balinese man, “anything” apparently includes stealing a refrigerator...
Australian Government warns citizens to ‘exercise a high degree of caution’ in Indonesia, including Bali
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) has issued a travel warning cautioning Australians to...
The Coffee Club: New Legian beachfront spot offers up good brews and stellar poached eggs
Chain restaurants don’t usually do it for us. We tend to find them a bit...
Let your taste buds go wild at the Ubud Food Festival 2019
| Coconuts x Ubud Food Festival 2019 Presented by ABC | This year’s UFF is...
Hujan Locale, Revisited: Elevated Indonesian street food classics from ‘street food chef’ Will Meyrick
The “Indonesian-oriented” restaurant of regional celeb chef Will Meyrick,...
Mana: We stan the pork belly tacos and cliff-top views at this Uluwatu restaurant
COCONUTS HOT SPOT — Unlike Bangkok, Bali doesn’t have the...
Bali’s first Future Design Week, featuring industry heavyweights, starts this Friday
The island’s inaugural Future Design Week is right around the corner -- and...
Fetch Surf Concept: We tried working out at Bali’s first surf training center and got our butts kicked
Surfers often say that “more surfing” and more time in the water is the...
DJ Yella from N.W.A | Indigenous Film Festival | Kalimantan Dinner | Cool Things To Do in Bali This Weekend (May 10-12)
What are you doing this weekend, Bali?
Sir David Attenborough seeks DJ to remix his 63-year-old Bali gamelan gender wayang recording
The legendary British broadcaster and voice of countless award-winning...
Asia Africa Film Festival | Friday Fiesta | Sustainable Sundays | Cool Things To Do in Bali This Weekend (May 3-5)
Asia Africa Film Festival 2019 Asia and Africa, unbeknownst to many, actually...
Ubud Food Festival | Sundown Sessions | Jazz on The Beach | Cool Things To Do in Bali This Weekend (Apr 26-28)
What are you doing this weekend?
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Coconuts TV explores the untold stories of Asia through the lens of video. We produce ongoing shows in several content verticals including food and travel, but our main focus is news reports and mini documentaries.
Coconuts Bali
Coconuts Bali is the leading English source of local news in Bali, (Pulau Dewata, Island of the Gods) and we operate exclusively online. We run up to date news stories on a daily basis, from across the island, covering a number of relevant issues, from crime, to health, to transportation, to urban development. From Badung in the south to Buleleng in the north, from Jembrana in the west, to Karangasem in the east, and everything in between (we see you, Ubud), our scope is literally island-wide. We especially love breaking those quirky stories that you would find in the metro news section of your local paper. Cows invading the main road? On it! Super old human skulls uncovered in some random village? We’re there! No one else is really translating those stories from bahasa Indonesia over to English in Bali—except for us. Meanwhile, if there is a big international story that the foreign press is actually reporting on (usually involving Australians or other bule aka foreigners in trouble with the law in Bali) we are also all over it, running updates at lightning speed, and aggregating all the most important and interesting slices of what is happening. And about the net, of course we are on top of all that is viral and buzzed about on social media when it comes to this island. Seriously, we live on social media, which happens to be dominated by Facebook and Instagram in Bali. Get your Bali scoop here, you heard it here first.