Other traditional dance performances you can watch in Bali are the Bebali, Wali (which is a sacred dance), and also the Balih-balihan.
Want to catch the latest Hollywood blockbuster? Head to Denpasar and its cinema complexes where you can also view the best of Asian movies. Movie complexes are however located in other parts of the island as well.
There are many sporting options in Bali and they range from scuba diving, snorkeling, squash, tennis, golfing, paragliding, fishing, white water rafting and many others.
Bali nightlife is most active at Kuta, Legian & Seminyak, Tuban, Nusa Dua, Sanur and at Ubud. When the Sun goes down, Bali comes to life and most of it happens on the coast. Check out the cafes, the bars and the cafes – there's even an Apache Reggae Bar. At some places International DJ's perform from 10.00 in the night to dawn.
