Empowering through craft
Balinese artisan Ketut Budiarsa, who lives with brittle bone disease, crafts jewelry with his wife. Their handmade bracelets, gifted to our guests, directly support their livelihood.

Clean water access
We partner with Social Impakt to provide water filters to Balinese families, improving access to clean water while supporting healthier and more sustainable communities.

We support YPKA Bali, helping kids with cancer and their families access essential medical care, financial assistance, and emotional support throughout their journey.

Kids’ education & cleanups
We support local programs educating Balinese kids about the environment and organizing cleanups of beaches, rivers, and rice fields across Bali.

We purchase from Joseph Recycling eco-friendly gifts made from recycled plastic and give them to children on our tours, encouraging awareness of plastic waste.

We support a local dog shelter caring for stray and abandoned dogs in Bali, helping provide essential care, rehabilitation, and the chance for a healthier future.

Supporting remote areas
We support Bali’s remote communities that receive fewer benefits from tourism, creating opportunities for local families while improving livelihoods.

Cotton pouch for offerings
We provide reusable cotton pouches for floral offerings at Balinese temple ceremonies, replacing plastic bags and helping reduce waste while respecting local traditions.

Plastic waste collection
Part of each booking supports plastic collection bins. Collected plastic is sent to Eco Bali for recycling, helping communities manage waste sustainably.

OUR SUSTAINABLE INITIATIVES & COLLABORATIONS
At Niskala Tours, every experience is designed to create a positive impact beyond the journey itself. A portion of our profits supports local organizations, communities, artisans, families, and environmental initiatives across Bali. Below, you can discover the people, organizations, and projects your bookings help support, protecting Bali’s environment, strengthening local communities, and preserving the traditions that make the island unique.