The Painted Dogs of Africa
[words Narina Exelby / photograph © Dale Morris, The WideAngle] The gentle, early evening sky was deceptive: there was no peace in the twilight….
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Food: a journey between homes
My life is so different from what it once was. I think these words often; usually when I’m crouched next to a well,…
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Ketut, a traditional Balinese healer in Ubud
Ketut, with a picture of his mother. [words and photograph by Mark Eveleigh] “I can’t cure black magic. I’m not a magician. I’m just Ketut.”…
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The best of Bali for kids
[intro by Mark Eveleigh / words by Lucia Eveleigh Montes] Bali… Land of fairytales and cloud-capped volcanoes that rise like mountains in the…
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A surf adventure: the Gulf’s best waves
In all the landscape around me nothing moved but a single skittish little dust-devil, last testament to a 500-metre-high wall of sand that had…
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10 tips for small hotels
[words by Mark Eveleigh & Narina Exelby] As travel journalists, over the course of the past year we have stayed in more than 60…
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How to build a Balinese kite
[words and photographs by Narina Exelby] Sometimes it’s the most simple moments that bring unexpected joy. Like taking that first sip of the perfect…
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Why I love Bali – by our youngest travel blogger
[words by Lucia Eveleigh Montes / photograph by Mark Eveleigh] i am a litle spanish girl and Bali is very different from my home…
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Why do they call Bali “Morning of the Earth”?
[words by Mark Eveleigh / photo by Narina Exelby] Life can have changed little in rural Western Bali over the centuries, yet our little…
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Doing time – in a Hoga Island hammock
[words © Mark Eveleigh] Shortly before dawn I’m woken by a sound that seems at once very familiar and yet intensely exotic. At first I…
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