Bali has plenty of places to stay. Far fewer worth stopping for.
We’re building a network of farms, projects and small businesses across the island where travellers can park up, spend a night, or spend a day doing something useful.
If you look after a piece of land and want the right kind of visitor on it, we’d like to hear from you.
Who we’re looking for
You don’t need to be a campsite. You need somewhere safe to stop and something worth doing.
Permaculture farms
Working land where guests can lend a hand or just see how it runs.
Reforestation projects
Planting sites where a visitor can leave something behind that grows.
Eco-cafes and warungs
Places doing food well without the waste that usually comes with it.
Refill and recycling stations
Somewhere travellers can top up water and drop off what they’ve carried.
Wellness and retreat spaces
Quiet ground where people can stop moving for a day or two.
Landholders
A field, a clearing, a bit of coast. If it’s safe to park on, it counts.
What it involves
What we ask of you
- A safe space for travellers, whether that’s overnight parking or a day visit
- At least one thing guests can take part in: planting, a workshop, a clean-up, however small
- Honest information about what you offer, so nobody turns up to a surprise
What you get back
- Listed on our map and sent to every guest who books
- Visitors who chose this kind of trip on purpose, not passing traffic
- A way to earn from the land without building anything on it
- Part of a network of people working the same way across Bali
Tell us about your place
The more you can tell us, the faster we can work out whether it’s a fit. We read every one.
We’ll come back to you by email. If it looks like a match, we’ll arrange a visit before anything goes live.
Go somewhere beautiful. Leave it cleaner than you found it.
That’s the whole idea, and it only works with people who already think that way.