Routely Presents: Bali

The most-saved spot on the island, and it's a sunrise volcano hike, not a beach club or a temple. Says a lot about who's actually planning Bali trips in Routely: people willing to wake up at 2am for a view.

Down in Uluwatu, tucked below the cliffs with a staircase you have to actually want to take. Tied for the most-saved beach on the island, and it's not the easiest one to get to, which is probably the point.

Seminyak's sunset beach, saved just as often as Bingin but for a completely different kind of afternoon: closer to everything, easier to reach, built for the golden hour rather than the hike.

The sea temple on the rock that's on every Bali postcard, and four separate travelers saved it independently anyway. Some spots earn the cliche.

The most-saved beach club on the island, in Canggu. Pool, ocean, food, all in one saved pin, which is basically why beach clubs exist as a category in the first place.

Seminyak's jungle-themed restaurant-turned-bar-turned-nightclub, saved by five different travelers who were clearly not planning an early night. It shows up in trips as dinner and somehow also as the last stop.

Ubud's tasting-menu restaurant, saved by travelers who booked one genuinely nice dinner into an otherwise beach-and-hike heavy trip. Worth planning around if that's the one night you want to sit down properly.

Canggu's beachfront market, saved as the one lazy-afternoon stop that isn't a beach club or a temple. Good sign for anyone whose trip is starting to feel like the same three activities on repeat.