The Bali Department of Tourism operates visitor information centers at a number of locations: at Ngurah Rai International Airport (tel. 361/751011); in Ubud at the crossroad of Monkey Forest Road and Jalan Raya Ubud; in Kuta at Jalan Benasari 36B, Legian (tel. 361/754090); in Denpasar at Jalan Parman Niti Mandala (tel. 362/222387); and in Singaraja at Jalan Veteran 23 (tel. 361/225141). Better still is the efficient Badung Government Tourist Office in Kuta, Jalan Raya Kuta 2 (tel. 361/756176). Or try the Bali Tourism Board (tel. 361/235600; www.bali-tourism-board.com).
Some good online sources include Bali Paradise Online (www.bali-paradise.com), Bali Online (www.indo.com), and Bali Guide (www.baliguide.com). Bali Echo (www.baliecho.com) is an informative arts and culture magazine.
There are lots of free pamphlets with listings, information, and maps: Bali Plus has general info; The Beat (www.beatmag.com), What's Up Bali?, and Groove are free guides to nightlife, dining, and activities. The Yak is a local glossy focused on nightlife in Seminyak. For information about surfing, check www.indosurf.com.au or pick up a copy of Indo Surf Guide, published by the same folks.
