Avi and Anita who run the Temple Pilots school have just started a blog and I loved Avi's post from our time in Bali.

Check out Avi's blog to read more details of flying in Bali.

Here is a great excerpt from one of his posts.  I think it sums up Paragliding in Bali perfectly.

Time-Out from work has been working wonders to get a sensible perspective on life n myself. I am able to dig my heels deep in the Bali sands and just be.
There's so much going on all around n so much to process but yes, a breath at a time, moment to moment, in the mystical Now, there's peace n plenty.
Bali for me is now a homely heaven since Anita n me have been visiting it regularly for around ten years. Its a Hindu island n the locals religiously pray twice a day n there are bigger prayer ceremonies every second day, So you can imagine the kind of energy the resort island has.

People here are humble, affectionate and would genuinely greet you with authentic smiles every time they meet you, well mostly. It's the people energy that makes a place welcoming or otherwise n Bali is rich, its easy to fall in love with Bali.
Flying is rather leisurely, laminar sea breeze, super smooth conditions, stunning scenery while flying the southern coastline and the famous Bintang beer to boot.
Yesterday we had an amazing first day of flying at Timbis, the flying site.