Skip to main content
Custom Search

Translate

Bali Beach Games

Bali is a great destination for holiday adventure and outdoor sports, especially beach sports. Bali will make history from the 18th – 26th of October 2008 when it plays host to the first Asian Beach Games in the world. Bali will become the venue of this international event which will see 45 countries participating with over 10,000 athletes, officials, media and volunteers all flocking to the Island of the Gods for this world class event.
Will you be there too?

Over 50,000 people are expected to support their participating countries in the 13 sports that will compete in this first time event entrusted by the Olympic Council of Asia. The areas of Kuta, Sanur, Pulau Serangan, Tanjung Benoa and Jimbaran have all been selected to act as the venues for each of the sports. Beach Volley Ball, Surfing, Jet Skiing, Sailing, Wind Surfing, Beach Takraw, Beach Hand Ball, Beach Soccer, Para Gliding, Dragon Boat Racing, Triathlon, Marathon Swimming, and the new sport, Wood Ball are the sports to be competed in.

The Asian Beach Games is a multi-sport event held every two years among athletes representing countries from Asia. The games celebrate cooperation and unity despite differences where athletes from a wide variety of nations are able to travel, meet new people, and bring back memories about the rest of the world to their home nations. The Asian Beach Games forge unity and friendship between their member nations by joining athletes, trainers, and officials together.

If you love outdoor sports, this is your time to book a hotel in Bali. Bring your friends or your fiancé and family to feel the spirit of Olympic in the paradise. Let’s enjoy a wonderful moment in Bali. We can use this opportunity for holiday and to heal us from stress. Bali is the solution to enjoy a better holiday.

Are you ready for a real adventure? Don't forget bring your digital camera to catch all the beautiful moments in Bali, the last paradise on earth.

Comments

Hello, I like this blog.

Sorry not write more, but my English is not good.

Please visit: http://hellonui.blogspot.com

Good luck
Mehmet said…
sanada bravo
http://mp3divx.blogspot.com/
las mil lunas said…
Hi i´m las mil lunas´s editor my name is alejandro i´m from Toledo,Spain.Your bloq is good, it has very information of Bali, this said in spanish " es muy interesante", if you want to know more about las mil lunas, write a email to: lasmilunas@gmail.com ok? bye
NOTE: my english isn´t good i´m know english only by lessons that i learned in my high school.
Bouvbear said…
Thank you for nice comment in my blog. You have a very nice blog with very nice pics, if you like sunny beach you probably feel Norway is a bit cold :-)
nandan said…
Hi


This is nandiyana jones(nandan) and i think your blog is great

Thanks for visiting my blog

spread the word on my blog and i would do the same for yours
Anonymous said…
Thank you for the lovely comment on my blog :D

Bali is so close to Australian shores and yet I've never been! I'm probably the only Aussie that hasn't hehe, one day I'll definitely make the journey over!
Shawn Cartagena said…
Thanks for checking out my blog. I'm glad you did cuz, I got to see yours pretty cool. I may come there. It appears to have lots to do. Love it, take care and see ya in Bali.
Big C,
manyo said…
_baLi.. baLi.. if we talk about bali, we won't get enough time.. so, c0me to bali then we'll know all ab0ut bali..

_i love bali_
-from know, and foreva-

_nice bLog guys!! i like it_

http://bli-manyo.blogspot.com/
Pravesh said…
nice blog good travel information
Hassam said…
hi.
Good Job Buddy.
you have very interesting information.
I like it??
God Bless You.(Amen!)

visit my blog:
http://www.poetryarena.blogspot.com/
Anonymous said…
This is the most influential post that I have read all month?!

-Best regards
Bettye
Anonymous said…
excellent points and the details are more precise than elsewhere, thanks.

- Thomas
Anonymous said…
last week our group held a similar discussion on this subject and you illustrate something we have not covered yet, appreciate that.

- Kris

Visitors

Popular posts from this blog

Journey to the Last Paradise

Beautiful Hindu temple in Lake Beratan. Image: tripadvisor.com.au Bali is known as The Island of the Gods. Although small, Bali is surrounded by beautiful beaches, mountains, hills, lakes, valleys, rivers, terraces of rice fields, and many more.  The sun always shines all year round and there is two seasons, the rain season and the dry season. Not far from Pesaban, Karangasem Regency, you can see Mt. Agung, the highest peak in Bali, to the north. The weather in Mt. Agung is cool and calm.  Pura Besakih, the largest  Hindu temple in Bali. Image: inzumi.com You can also see the southern seas and the famous Nusa Penida Island. Bali is also known as the Island of A Thousand Temples. Every house has a temple, so does every village has their own temple.  Government and business offices also has a small temple.Since the reign of ancient Indonesian empires, Bali has already been full of festive religious and traditional ceremonies, with the traditional Ba...

Tanah Lot: Land in the Middle of the Sea

Discover and adventure in Bali before you get old, because Bali is a truly tropical paradise. Bali is a combination of exotic, beauty, and mystery. You can find this combination if you visit Tanah Lot Temple. You must visit this beautiful temple. Tanah Lot means “ Land in the Middle of the Sea” in Balinese language. Tanah Lot is one of famous places of interest in Bali, located on the coast of West Bali, at the village of Beraban in Tabanan Regency. Tanah Lot well-known as a Pura Tanah Lot or Tanah Lot Temple, simple in its construction, is dramatic in its ocean-front location and is one of the main temple’s in the worship of Balinese Gods. This Temple was built in the 15th century by the priest, Pedanda Bahu Rawuh or Danghyang Nirartha from Majapahit Kingdom, an ancient Hindu Kingdom in Java. Near this Temple there are several small and big shrines, the biggest one is Pekendungan Temple. There is a spring considered sacred not far from this temple. Tanah Lot, with its solitary b...

Fantastic Underwater-World in Bali

Discover a fantastic underwater world in Bali , so you can enjoy a real vacation in a tropical paradise. There are many beautiful locations that you can dive. Candi Dasa is one of the best havens to see an extraordinary the deep of Bali sea. Just offshore from Candi Dasa is tiny Tepekong, a little outcrop that offers some spectacular diving. The coral walls are steep, the water is cold, and the current can be strong. But for an experienced diver, drifting with a 3 knot current through The Canyon offers an unforgettable underwater experience. If you have an extra times don’t forget to dive in Amed because Amed is a perfect place for those wishing to get right away from it. Amed is a very slow paced village where technology hasn't caught up. There are a number of dive sites in the area that offer some nice drop offs with good coral and diver fish. Most of the diving is done out of local boats, however shore diving is available from Jemeluk Bay. Actually there is another nice l...

Digital Camera Zone

Digital Camera Zone
Tips, Solution and Review

Add to Google Reader or Homepage

Travel Sites Catalog Blogs