Bali Travel Blogs And Travel Guides (Trip Planning)
So you’re planning a trip to Bali but don’t know where to start? My Bali travel blogs will definitely help.
From exploring the island’s stunning beaches and visiting the historic temples, to sampling delicious Indonesian food and snorkelling in crystal clear waters, there are so many things to enjoy on holiday in Bali.
The only problem? There’s A LOT to see! You could head to Ubud to check out the rice terraces and jungles (and of course explore the Ubud Monnkey Forest), but there are lots of gorgeous places dotted around the coast too, including Seminyak, Canggu, Nusa Dua and Uluwatu.
First things first, you’ll need to pick a few towns to base yourself in. Unless you have unlimited time or budget, you simply can’t cover it all. Then it’s time to work through the lists of activities and places to stay in each destination. From restaurants and beach clubs, to white water rafting and cooking classes – there’s SO much on offer.
Once that’s done you can plot your perfect Bali itinerary!
It might all feel a little overwhelming to start with, which is why I started writing about my experiences in my Bali travel blogs. It turns out, I’ve built up quite a stack of information over my visits, so I wanted to collate it all in one easy-to-use area of my blog.
Scroll down and you’ll find my top picks for where to stay in each area (from Ubud to Canggu and Seminkyak), activities to try, and a few other recommendations about how to spend your time. I’ve even given a few ideas of places you could travel to next as well as helping you figure out what to wear in Bali with my handy packing lists.
These Bali travel guides are detailed and have lots of personal tips from my time on the island. It’s one of my favourite places in Asia, and the perfect place to relax and unwind, so I hope you adore it as much as I do!
Planning your trip to Bali? Here are a few quick highlights:
Bali Travel Blogs & Travel Guides
After several incredible trips to this beautiful island in Indonesia, it's time to share all of my Bali travel blogs with you!
If you have any questions, don't forget you can always email me or leave a comment below.
Where To Stay In Bali - Budget, Mid-Range And Luxury Bali Hotels
Deciding where to stay in Bali? From stunning resorts and cute beach hotels to budget hostels, this handy guide will help you pick your dream accommodation on this beautiful Indonesian island.
What To Wear In Bali - Packing List
Wondering what to wear in Bali? Perhaps you can’t decide what essentials you’ll need for your adventurous trip? This packing list for Bali will help you decide exactly what to chuck in your suitcase, and what to leave out.
Ubud, Bali - The Ultimate Ubud Travel Guide
From trips to the monkey forest, to jungle and waterfall treks and delicious food experiences, these are the best things to do in Ubud, Bali.
Ubud Tours: These Are The Best Tours And Attractions In Ubud And Beyond
From white water rafting, volcano hikes and quad biking, to cooking classes, nature tours, cultural activities and jungle swings, you’re guaranteed to love these Ubud tours!
Ubud Hotels: Where To Stay In Ubud
Deciding where to stay in Ubud? This detailed accommodation guide has options for every budget - from budget hostels to the swankiest 5-star resorts.
Mount Batur Sunrise Trek, Bali, Indonesia
The Mount Batur sunrise trek in Bali, Indonesia is a rewarding and magical way to start the day. I truly believe that sunrises in Bali don’t get better than this!
20 Amazing Things to do in Canggu, Bali
Awesome surfing, the coolest street art, yoga studios, hipster cafes and beach bars – it’s time to find out the best things to do in Canggu, Bali right now.
Where To Stay In Canggu - Best Hotels In Canggu For All Budgets
Now you've figured out how to spend your time in this cool surf town, it's time to figure out where to stay in Canggu. This guide has the lowdown on the best accommodation options, from luxury hotels complete with infinity pools, to budget hostels by the beach.
16 Best Breakfasts in Canggu, Bali
From pretty smoothie bowls, to tasty avocado toast, here's where to find the best breakfasts in Canggu, Bali.
15+ AMAZING Things To Do In Seminyak, Bali
Indulge in a traditional Balinese massage, sample some fabulous Indonesian cuisine, and party on the beach until dawn, it’s time for a rundown of the best things to do in Seminyak, Bali.
Best Hotels In Seminyak - From Budget To Luxury
Wondering where to stay in this quirky beachside town in Bali? Quirky, stylish and luxurious – it’s time to check out the best hotels in Seminyak.
The Best Honeymoon Hotels In Bali
Infinity pools, beautiful beaches and romantic resorts. Say hello to the best honeymoon hotels in Bali.
Gili T: 48 Hour Travel Guide
This handy travel guide features the top things to do in the Gili Islands (Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air), plus gives tips on where to stay and what you just shouldn’t miss.
How To Get To The Gili Islands, Indonesia
From transfers to the ferry ports, to which ferry company to pick, how long it takes and ticket prices, this guide explains how to get to from Bali to the Gili Islands.
There are so many amazing things to do in Bali! What are you going to choose?
Let me know if you have any questions about anything I’ve mentioned in my Bali travel blogs, and if you want to check out any of my other travel guides about Indonesia, you can find them all here .
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With a passion for food, fun and adventure, Chloe is the content creator behind one of the UK's top travel blogs Wanderlust Chloe. From volcano boarding in Nicaragua, to sailing around Sicily and eating her way around Japan, her travels have taken her to some of the coolest spots on the planet. Named Travel Influencer of the Year in 2022, Chloe regularly works with a number of tourism boards, producing inspirational travel content across multiple platforms. Find out more about Chloe here.
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The Ultimate Bali Travel Guide for 2024
Bali bound and looking for the best Bali travel guide so you know what you can’t miss? This island paradise is one of my absolute favorite destinations right now for its vibrant culture, delicious food, UNREAL sunsets, amazing hotels and of course, its beaches. I love it so much that I’m actually based there when I’m not traveling! I’ve made this amazing island my home-away-from-home because it’s not only un-bali-evably beautiful, but Bali is awesomely affordable. What you spend up front on airfare you’ll easily make back with savings on hotels, meals and transportation.
One of the best things about Bali is despite being fairly small, it has something for everyone. The yogis will flock to zen Ubud , the beach bums to dreamy Uluwatu , and the surfers to laid-back Canggu . The spring breakers will seek out Gili T for its island nightlife and Bali honeymooners will seek out dreamy Nusa Lembongan or secluded Gili Air . The families will hang seaside in Seminyak, and the adventurous will conquer Nusa Penida . Whether you want waterfalls , beaches, jungles, monkeys, surfing, shopping, snorkeling with manta rays, or just relaxing on a bean bag in the sand with a piña colada in hand, Bali is your paradise.
As you guys know if you follow me on instagram , I base in Bali about half the year, and have for the last 5 years, so I know this island like the back of my hand, and have planned so many trips for friends over the years. Which is why I’m so excited to help you!
Jetset Christina’s Bali Map
Let’s start with some of the most popular Bali Q&A’s I get:
What is the best time of year to go to bali.
The best time to travel to Bali is April through early November. The rainy season starts in November and goes until March. But, if you’re thinking about visiting during the rainy season, don’t worry about it too much. Like anywhere tropical, the rain is part of what makes Bali so beautiful! Yes, it rains a lot here, that’s why it’s so green! Bali’s rainy season is gorgeous in so many ways – but you definitely need to be prepared for some downpours. That being said, that doesn’t mean it’s going to rain all day every day, you’ll usually get plenty of sunshine too! You can often find less expensive prices in rainy season, and cheaper airfare too.
The driest time on the island, and least humidity, is during US Summer – June-September, however, this is usually also the most crowded time to visit.
Is Bali expensive?
Bali is not an expensive destination – but that being said, there are definitely luxurious ways to do it! The bulk of what you spend in Bali will be on your airfare and your accommodation. Once you’re there, you’ll find food, transportation and all other expenses to be very, very affordable. Because there are amazing accommodation options at every price, Bali is an ideal destination for both the budget traveler and the luxurious traveler alike.
What is the weather like in Bali?
It’s hot and humid! Bali is located in Southeast Asia near the equator and has a very a tropical climate, with an average year-round temperature of 86°F (30°C).
Should I worry about rainy season in Bali? Will I get any sun on my vacation?
Here’s all of the info about when rainy season is in Bali , and why you shouldn’t worry about rainy season in Bali.
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What are the Best Areas to Visit in Bali?
Where to eat + drink in ubud:, sayan house.
This Japanese-Latin-Fusion restaurant serves up some of the best sunset views in all of Ubud. You can even see the Four Seasons Sayan across the way – which was recently ranked the #1 hotel in the world by Travel & Leisure! Watch the sunset colors paint the jungle as you sip on one of their delicious cocktails & munch on their sushi and innovative gourmet tacos. This is my very favorite date night spot in Ubud.
Naughty Nuri’s
Famous for their ice-cold martinis and barbecue pork ribs, Naughty Nuri’s is a must-stop for meat lovers in Ubud. One of Anthony Bourdain’s favorite Bali spots, Nuri’s will be sure to be a highlight of your trip. The restaurant casual, with a huge smokey charcoal grill outside flaming up some of the best ribs you’ll ever taste. Nuri’s comes with a lot of hype (and sometimes, a long wait) but I promise you, it’s worth it.
JETSET TIP: Order a side of Indonesia’s best Nasi Goreng (fried rice) or Mie Goreng (fried noodles) it’s so good here!
Bambu Indah Hotel
This gorgeous Ubud hotel is an ideal spot to stay in in Ubud or to just enjoy brunch or lunch at. Bambu Indah is eco-luxe, green, tranquil, and embodies Ubud zen.
Think of Alchemy as Ubud’s hippy mecca. This raw food cafe and salad bar is the place to detox in Bali and has been the healthy-eating hot – spot in Bali for years. Whether or not you’re a vegan, their juices and delicious healthy salad bar (and smoothie bowl bar in the mornings) is worth checking out.
JETSET TIP: I order a juicy fruit juice almost every day – and I love their 3-7pm build your own soup bar – SO good.
L’Osteria
Sometimes after sight-seeing around Ubud or hitting up the rice fields and waterfalls , you’re just craving a good ol’ pizza. L’Osteria is a super cute new restaurant in downtown Ubud that has pizza that will put even ITALY to shame. It’s sooo good, you guys. And a cute rooftop too!
Photo via tripadvisor
Milk + Madu
If you’re looking for the best breakfast burrito in Bali, you’ve found it. Milk + Madu and their healthy-meets-comfort-food vibe is just what you want as an expat living in Bali. It’s my go-to for all-day breakfasts, and killer avo toast! They also have great burgers, pizzas and wraps as well.
SEE MORE: JETSET CHRISTINA’S ULTIMATE UBUD TRAVEL GUIDE
Where to stay in Ubud
C heck out airbnb’s in ubud here, or my hotel recs below.
FOR LUXURY, or for a Bali honeymoon :
Four Seasons Sayan Ubud
This resort was just ranked Travel & Leisure’s number one resort in the world and it’s easy to see why. It’s hard to beat the Four Seasons’ sixty-room stunning setting – a complete sanctuary cocooned in Ubud’s Ayung valley. Each villa is adorned in dark teak and Indonesian stone and many of the villas boast a private pool and outdoor living rooms. In the restaurant, you can dine on contemporary Indonesian cuisine on a picture-perfect terrace, or sip a passion fruit martini overlooking the valley at Jati Bar. Staying here is once-in-a-lifetime – perfect for a Bali honeymoon .
Viceroy Ubud
The Viceroy is a jungle retreat high up in the mountains of Ubud. Each of its luxury villas comes with a picturesque private infinity pool looking out into the jungle and a super-spacious sanctuary-of-a-room that you’ll never want to leave.
Capella Ubud
If a luxe jungle retreat is the vibe you’re going for, famous architect Bill Bensley designed this luxury camp in Ubud. This hotel was recently ranked by Travel & Leisure as the BEST in Bali, and with good reason. The ultra-luxury Capella Ubud is a fantastic hotel choice for a Bali honeymoon. As one of the Leading Hotels of the World, Capella Ubud is an ultra-luxurious tented camp set within dramatic jungle landscape and lush rainforest, rice paddy fields and the sacred Wos River, in an authentic Balinese artist village called Keliki.
How to get Jetset perks on your stay at Capella Ubud:
Fill out this contact form and be sure to use the referral code “JETSETCHRISTINA” if you use my referral, my agency partner will reach out with more information and can help book you with all kinds of fun perks (at no extra cost to you, and they don’t charge a fee to book !) Perks for booking through us here include: Upgrade on arrival, subject to availability, daily breakfast for 2, complimentary 50-minute couples’ massage, and early check-in / late check-out.
Aman’s luxe Ubud resort is one of the best hotel choices for a luxury Bali trip. Serene gardens, lotus ponds, spacious rooms, and an ideal location, Aman is always a great move. At only 30 suites, it’s boutique and exclusive feeling, with signature Aman service.
photo via Booking.com
How to get Jetset perks on your stay at Amandari:
Fill out this contact form and be sure to use the referral code “JETSETCHRISTINA” if you use my referral, my agency partner will reach out with more information and can help book you with all kinds of fun perks (at no extra cost to you, and they don’t charge a fee to book !) Perks for booking through us here include: Upgrade on arrival, subject to availability, daily breakfast for 2, $100 resort credit, and early check-in / late check-out.
FOR BUDGET LUXURY
This quiet eco-lifestyle hotel tucked in Ubud defines modern jungle luxe. Bambu Indah is the perfect choice for the yogi couple or group of girlfriends looking for their zen in the jungle for a couple nights. It’s lush & green and its uniquely Ubud-calm defines serenity. Even if you don’t stay here, the restaurant is worth a brunch or lunch to check out the gorgeous hotel.
COMO Uma Ubud
COMO is a more affordable luxury resort option if you’re looking for the best private pool resorts in Bali, but don’t love the price tag of some of the ultra-luxury resorts. The COMO Uma is really centrally located, so a perfect base if you’re looking to explore around Ubud. COMO Uma Ubud also provides free scheduled downtown/area shuttles, free guided morning walks and free scheduled yoga classes with a yoga master!
Room rates $200-$300 per night. Book here .
What to do in Ubud
Tegalalang rice fields.
The Tegalalang rice terraces and their sweeping panoramic views of lush Ubud make for a perfect Bali exploration day.
The Monkey Forest
A beautiful jungle filled with wild monkeys that will climb all over you for a banana – The Monkey Forest is an adventure, to say the least.
Photo: @Van_Taylan wearing Kenny Flowers – the best vacationwear brand made in Bali!
Get a Balinese massage
Balinese massages are the best part of any vacation to Bali – they’re relaxing, incredible, and super affordable compared to usual spa prices. And there’s no better place to have a spa day than in zen Ubud. I recommend you get your hotel front desk to call ahead.
Cantika Zest Spa
Cantika is an oasis of flower baths, Balinese massage treatments, and the most tranquil setting imaginable. It’s my favorite place to go every time I’m in Ubud. Did I mention an hour massage & flower bath treatment is only about $20? Welcome to Bali.
Campuhan Ridge Walk
I love running or walking the Campuhan Ridge Trek first thing in the morning, it’s also REALLY popular at sunset. It’s about an hour long and a pretty easy hike with gorgeous views.
Tegenungan Waterfall
This gorgeous waterfall located just outside of Ubud is the perfect spot to head to cool off on a hot day. This is a must-do for first-timers to Bali, and somewhere I always go when showing visitors around the island. Check out my blog post on how to get there, what other waterfalls to go to, and how to do Tegenguan and The Tegallalang Rice Fields in the same day here .
JETSET TIP: It gets crowded, so go early in the morning and you’ll have the waterfall to yourself!
Kanto Lampo Waterfall
This less-discovered waterfall (also outside of Ubud) is one of my favorites to visit when I’m in Bali. It’s cascading rocks make for an incredible experience & one of the most fun ways to cool off on a hot day (not to mention laying on the rocks is an amazing back massage!!)
What to do in Uluwatu :
Thomas beach.
This locals-only “secret beach” in Uluwatu is hands down one of the most beautiful beaches I’ve ever been to, and a must-do on any trip to Bali.
Sundays Beach Club
Sundays Beach Club is a part of the Ungasan hotel but you can also get a day pass to swim, eat, relax, paddleboard and enjoy their gorgeous beach and water activities. They also do fun bonfires at sunset! It’s one of my top picks for the best beach club in Bali .
Bingin Beach
Bingin Beach has unrivaled views of the Indian Ocean and fabulous waves that make it one of the most demanded surfing spots in Bali and the world. I recommend posting up at Kelly’s Warung for a perfect beach day.
Savaya cliff club
The beautiful Savaya is perched on the limestone cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula in Uluwatu. It features a swim up bar, a delicious restaurant, and VIP cabanas with their own glittering plunge pools. It’s the perfect place for a group of friends to spend the day.
Where to eat + drink in Uluwatu :
Rock bar at the ayana bali.
Rock Bar at the Ayana resort Bali reigns as “the best bar in Bali”, The Rock Bar is a bar unlike any other. Candle-lit tables, comfy lounges, signature cocktails, and a backdrop of waves crashing, and splashing, around you as you watch the sun set the sky on fire.
Single Fin Beach Club
Seeing a sunset at Single Fin is a MUST on any trip to Bali. It’s beautiful for sunset and dinner any day of the week, but if you’re looking for the best party in Bali – Sunday nights at Single Fin are world-famous – pretty much the whole island comes to Single Fin for a late night dance party every Sunday.
Kelly’s Warung
Where to stay in Uluwatu:
check out my full blog post on the best hotels in Bali here
Six Senses Uluwatu
The Six Senses is the newest luxury resort in Uluwatu – and it is one of the most stunning hotels. Located on its own clifftop that feels like your own end-of-the-world oasis, this is the ultimate Bali Honeymoon luxury resort. It’s also where I got engaged!! ( which you can read more about here 🙂
Bulgari Resort Bali
Photo courtesy of Bulgari Resort – Expedia
This ultra-luxury resort in Uluwatu is absolutely stunning, and worth the price, especially for a Bali honeymoon ! A roundtrip airport shuttle, a poolside bar, and a seaside terrace. Add in a private (breathtakingly beautiful !) beach, beachfront dining, and lots of places to relax in the sun, this hotel is the perfect romantic getaway in Bali. Treat yourself to a massage, a body treatment, or a facial at The Spa, the onsite spa. Be sure to enjoy a meal at any of the 3 onsite restaurants, which feature international cuisine and ocean views. Yoga classes are offered at the 24-hour health club; the property also has designer stores on site, a garden, and a hair salon.
Check rates here.
Karma Kandara
300 feet above the Indian Ocean, but with a private beach all its own, Karma Kandara is the epitome of Bali beachfront relaxation, and it’s an amazing choice for a hotel in Uluwatu. Their private villas are surrounded by tropical gardens and feature stunning views, and their beach club (that you have to take a cable car to get down to), is one of the best in Bali (so much so that lots of others besides hotel guests come for the day and pay for a day pass!).
Grand Cliff Villa Ungasan – Fabulous villa for groups in Uluwatu
Photo via grand cliff villa Ungasan
An awesome villa with a view in Uluwatu
Where to stay in uluwatu on a budget:, pink coco bali (around $120/night).
Pink Coco Bali is a great spot for the price! The location is great, right off of Padang Padang beach – one of my favorite beaches in Bali!
S Resorts Hidden Valley
Want to stay near all the famous luxury dayclubs but not shell out a fortune on an overnight there? I love this little hotel for its central location in Pecatu. It’s not coastal, but it’s very affordable, the rooms are nice, there’s a pool, and you’re within spitting distance of places like Omnia dayclub and Sundays beach club.
Where to eat, drink and party in Seminyak:
Motel mexicola.
Fiesta vibes in Bali? Yes please. One of the things people are most surprised by in Bali is the Mexican food – and being the Mexican food addict I am, I know everything there is to know about the Mex scene in Bali, and THIS is my favorite place to go on the whole island. Their margaritas are almost as good as my margarita recipe , but their tacos are definitely better. This spacious restaurant is my favorite spot for a group dinner in Bali. It has gooooorgeous colorful decor, delicious mexican food, to-die-for margaritas and lively mexican music on weekend nights. If you’re looking for a quiet dinner in Seminyak, look elsewhere, but if you’re looking for Cabo-meets-Bali, welcome to your new favorite spot.
La Favela Bali
If going out all night in one of Bali’s trendiest clubs is what you’re after, La Favela is your spot. This beautiful four-floor, Brazilian-themed indoor/outdoor club starts to get good around 11pm and the dancing doesn’t stop until 5am. It’s always a good time.
Shelter & Nalu Bowls
Shelter is an adorable cafe connected to my favorite smoothie bowl shop in all of Bali… Making it the absolute perfect place to start your day, or work from all day. Nalu bowls invented the smoothie bowl game, and they are the best smoothie bowls in Bali . They were the first on the scene and their delicious bowls use fresh Bali ingredients and homemade granola that they bake every day (and for all you that are traveling southeast asia with a nut allergy like me- it’s completely nut free!). Nalu now has locations in Seminyak, Kuta, Canggu, Uluwatu and Berawa, so you can pretty much get them anywhere you go in Bali, but I love the breezy Seminyak Shelter rooftop garden location.
This is my go-to date night restaurant in Bali. Da Maria has Bali’s BEST Italian food. The delicious pizzas, homemade pastas, amazing apps (YES…. BURRATA IN BALI!!!) and amazing wine list make this such a perfect modern Italian restaurant in Seminyak.
Boss Man’s Burgers
My fave burgers (or late night) in Bali. BO$$ MAN is SO GOOD, YOU GUYS. Their burgers are handmade made with the best ingredients in house from 60-day dry-aged chuck steaks, premium quality pork cooked low and slow over 18 hours until juicy and tender, as well as 100% homemade sauces. This place is seriously to-die-for. My go to is the Kim ‘Chi’ Un and the Loaded Fries.
Potato Head Beach Club
Potato Head’s beachfront bar and 500-square meter emerald lawn leads to a gooorgeous infinity pool right on the beach, making it the perfect spot for a sunset drink. The beach club is all housed inside a state-of-the-art amphitheater, with a giant lawn that often hosts festivals, concerts, and more.
La Plancha Beach bar
If you’re into a casual, no-frills sunset sesh on colorful beanbags, La Plancha is your spot.
Where to stay in Seminyak
The legian bali.
The Legian is laid-back Balinese luxury at its finest. The Legian features three tiers of infinity pools looking over Seminyak’s white sand beach, unparalleled 5-star service, and stunning, traditional Balinese decor. It’s one of my very favorite places to stay in Bali!
For budget luxury:
The colony hotel bali.
This beautiful hotel is located a few blocks from the beach, right next to Sea Circus Bali and just down the street from Motel Mexicola. It’s charming colonial architecture and chic poolside make it an ideal spot to base for a few days in Seminyak.
Cicada Luxury Townhouses Seminyak
A couple I know stayed here on their Bali honeymoon (inbetween some other resorts all over the island) and felt it was SO nice for the price. We hung out there – the rooms are huge, a nice common pool, and in the perfect area of Seminyak – definitely recommend for a good budget option!
Seminyak Villas
Having a private villa in busy and bustling Seminyak is a perfect way to enjoy Bali. Check out Bali Villa Escapes to search all kinds of luxury Seminyak villa s – all with their own private pool!
What to do in Seminyak
Get the best massage of your life at jari menari.
Jari Menari , which translates to “Dancing Fingers”, has won so many awards and accolades for their world-renowned massage technique, and you can only get the experience at their spa in Seminyak. Jari Menari’s all-male staff is trained in unique rhythmic, long-flowing strokes with firm and consistent pressure and their massages are unlike anything else in the world!
My favorite treatment is the “4 Hands Massage” – two gifted practitioners working together in harmony! With their life-changing massage technique and valuable spa prices, you’ll want to go to Jari Menari every day of your vacation in Bali!
Shop at Bali Boat Shed
The cutest clothing boutique in Bali, Bali Boat Shed has pretty islandey prints and adorable swimwear. Just try to go in and not walk out with a full bag of Bali goodies.
Where to eat + drink in Canggu
The lawn canggu.
The Lawn is one of my favorite places in Bali to watch the sun set! Go to the Lawn on Friday Nights for sunset and stay for their 7-10pm 2-for-1 drink specials. It’s LA-meets-Bali and it’s a vibe .
La Brisa Bali
Bali’s newest beach club in Canggu is sunset heaven and instagram candy. It’s a vintage-inspired beach club that feels a little like boarding a pirate ship to Neverland. With views of rolling waves and surfers shredding into the sunset, there’s no better place to go in Canggu.
The newest restaurant in Canggu that I’m obsessed with. It’s perfect for a fancier date night or a Bali honeymoon restaurant . I LOVED the food here. Definitely get the snapper – I’m still dreaming about it!
Book a reservation here
Old Man’s
Canggu’s staple beachfront bar has live and international band & DJs every night in the week. It’s fun every night, but Wednesday’s are their biggest nights of the week.
La Laguna Bali
La Laguna is a hip secluded beachfront sunset bar and restaurant with rustic-chic, gypsy-inspired decor. It’s my favorite spot to grab a frozen strawberry margarita and order some bomb apps with friends. It’s currently under construction but will be reopening late 2020 – and I can’t WAIT to see what it looks like then (because it was already so perfect!! excited to see how they could make it even better).
Peloton Supershop
This cute, vibrant vegan cafe is technically in Berawa (very close to Canggu) but it’s worth the trek – especially if you’re a vegetarian or vegan visiting Bali! I absolutely love their smoothie bowls and their dinner options as well! PRO TIP: save some room because right next door is Secret Spot Frozen Yogurt (also vegan and dairy free!).
Photo courtesy of Peloton Supershop
Ji Restaurant at Hotel Tugu
One of my favorite places for a fun group dinner in Bali! Hotel Tugu is an awesome place to stay if you’re in Canggu, or just go to their restaurant and order some sushi and some coco sexos before heading to Old Man’s or the Lawn!
This place is AMAZING. A must-do in Canggu. It’s a big, bright space and is ALWAYS packed with all of Canggu’s trendiest insta-models and surfers. Order the brekky burrito and a juice. So good.
Rollie’s Cafe
Rollie’s is my hidden-gem secret spot in Canggu. Their breakfast is TO DIE FOR!!! Order the Breakfast Bagel Burger or the avo smash. Also don’t miss out on their chocolate croissant – literally the best in the world. Tell them Jetset Christina sent you!
Photo courtesy of Rollie’s
Where to Stay in Canggu
For where to stay with a group in canggu, read this post, villa melissa .
If you’re traveling with a big group to Bali and looking for the ultimate place to stay – Villa Melissa is IT. With 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, a to-die-for beachfront location, and a double-layered infinity pool, Villa Melissa is the epitome of luxe. 3 of its 5 luxurious en-suite bedrooms overlook the ocean, and the whole villa is decorated in a blend of contemporary and antique Balinese furniture, making you feel at home and on vacation all at once.
Arnalaya Beach House , 5 Bedrooms
With a private chef, beachfront location, a drop-dead-gorgeous infinity pool right on the ocean, and 5 spacious bedrooms, it’s hard to beat Arnalaya Beach House f or a group villa in Bali. This villa has modern, contemporary interiors and sits on 4500 square meters of oceanfront land. It’s also located right near convenient stores and restaurants, and is within walking distance to Canggu’s most popular street – Batu Bolong. If you don’t feel like leaving the villa, just sit back and relax, as it comes with a professional team of 16 in house villa staff to take care of your every need. Does it get any better for a group visiting Bali??
On a budget:
If you’re looking for the best deal in the best location in Canggu – it’s the brand new super-chic Gu Village. This place is the perfect combo of being affordable, but has nice rooms, A/C, free breakfast & GREAT food (get their avo toast in the morning!), and an awesome pool area called Alternative Beach Canggu (it even has a waterslide!)
The hotel is also connected to Kos one hostel, too, if that’s more your vibe. The central pool area is called Alternative Beach and is a super fun, open to the public beach area that becomes a buzzing gathering for digital nomads and 20-somethings day and night.
All in all I loved the price, the location, the vibe, the crowd, and the FOOD the most about this place. It’s a perfect place to base from while exploring Canggu – and definitely a great spot if you’re looking for a longer stay or are a solo traveler wanting to meet people!
For luxury:
COMO Uma Canggu
This chic boutique hotel in Canggu just opened last year and is one of my favorite spots for a Canggu weekend in Bali. There’s a beautiful lagoon, a chic beach club, an ultra-zen Bali spa, and seaside views. The hotel is also collaborated with TropicSurf, so guests can take surf lessons!!
Should you stay in Nusa Dua Bali?
If you’re looking for an easy, resortey area of Bali, there is nothing wrong with Nusa Dua, however, it’s not where I usually recommend first-time visitors of Bali too because it is an area that looks like it could be ANYWHERE else in the world – and the resorts don’t feel as authentic BALI. It feels more like convention-center-ey if you know what I mean. That being said, there are some HUGE and awesome resorts there like the Mulia – that are worth checking out if big resorts are your vibe!
Nusa Lembongan
Nusa Lembongan island is located a quick 45 minute boat ride from Sanur and offers beautiful beaches, gorgeous views of the Mount Agung volcano, snorkeling with manta rays, and a seemingly undiscovered laid-back island that feels like Bali 30 years ago.
Where to Stay on Nusa Lembongan
353 degrees north , nusa lembongan.
With views of the ocean and the volcano, 353 Degrees North is a stunning clifftop villa in Nusa Lembongan, and is one of my very favorite places I’ve stayed in Bali. It is secluded, quiet, tucked away, and a wonderful choice for a honeymoon. You can read more about my experience there in this blog post on Nusa Lembongan.
Aqua Nusa Lembongan Villas
Just a five-minute walk from the beach in arguably the best location in all of Nusa Lembongan, these villas may just have the best views in all of Bali, and make for a perfect honeymoon oasis.
Nusa Penida
Located only a 10 minute boat ride away from Nusa Lembongan , Nusa Penida is such a fun Bali adventure. The roads are rough, the town is sleepy, and the whole island feels unfound. Even its most famous beaches and viewpoints are accessed only by climbing through steeeeeep hillsides and crazy rocks. Nusa Penida is everything your adventurous deserted island dreams are made of & definitely a must-see in Bali!
Where to stay on Nusa Penida
On my most recent trip to Nusa Penida we stayed at this ADORABLE 15-room boutique hotel on Nusa Penida. It is SO cute, and so affordable . Not to mention I loved the food!!!! Super fresh and delicious – wayyyy better than what I was expecting out in the islands. Can’t recommend this place enough if you’re looking for a good place to stay on Penida. Volcano views, chic pool, great spa, floating breakfast, what more can you ask for!?
The Gili Islands
Floating off of the coast of Bali are three tiny islands adorned with white-sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise water, swaying palms, horse-drawn carriages (yup, there are no cars or motorbikes!), and UNBALI-EVABLE sunsets. With a very relaxing sunny island atmosphere combining with a very lively party scene, the Gili Islands are the perfect paradise blend of buzz and bliss, and are a must-do if you have enough time to explore!
Gili Meno – Only 2km long and 1km wide, Gili Meno is arguably the most peaceful and remote of the islands. Home to far fewer accomodations and restaurants, this island is most popular among those looking for a very remote escape.
Gili Air – If a quiet bungalow, a chill beach bar, and remote relaxation is what you’re after, Gili Air is the island for you. It’s known as the more laid-back Gili island and is a haven for ex-pats, honeymooners and those wishing for a contrast to Gili T’s wild reputation. Check out where to stay in Gili Air on this post here .
Gili Trawangan – Often dubbed “Gili T”, Gili Trawangan has some of the best partying in Bali, giving the island a Spring Break feel all year-round. With plenty of hotels and resorts, countless beach bars and delicious seafood shacks, this island is the most hopping of the three– paradise for sun-seekers looking for a good time.
What to do on the Gili Islands
Should you go to the Gili Islands and Nusa Penida in one trip? Read up on my 10 Mistakes Everyone Makes Traveling to Bali their First Time
Where to stay on gili trawangan, kelapa villas.
If you don’t mind being away from the beachfront, Kelapa Villas is a beautiful option. Their villas are gorgeous and big (so a great place to stay for large groups on Gili T )
Pearl of Trawangan
This spot is one of Gili T’s most famous, with its beachfront location, pool and swim up bar. It’s located right near the heart of town, where all the restaurants and bars are. And they have 1, 2, and 3 bedroom suites available on the property.
Hotel Ombak Sunset
I stayed at Hotel Ombak Sunset on Gili T and it is a simple and wonderful relaxed island resort. From the huge pool (complete with amazing pillow floaties that made it hard to ever leave the hotel), to the amazing beach seafood buffets, to, of course, the famous sunset swings on the beach outside, this hotel is great for families, couples or groups of friends. The service was fabulous as well, with every member of the staff knowing us by name and saying hello at every corner. ( Hotel Ombak Sunset, Gili Trawangan )
Where to stay on Gili Air
Gili air sanctuary villa and resort.
By far and away the best place to stay on Gili Air’s paradise island. Each villa is 2 stories and gorgeous, and a 2 minute walk from the beach.
Where to eat, drink, and watch the sunset on Gili Air
Mowie’s gili air.
One of my favorite spots to watch the sunset in all of Bali !
Gili Lumbung Bar
For the iconic Gili Islands swing, definitely make your way to Gili Lumbung for sunset drinks.
Where to stay in East Bali for a remote, gorgeous AirBnB experience
This Bali Airbnb is one of Bali’s most famous, and most remote eco retreats. It’s stunning, and usually sold out. Check rates for your dates here.
The coolest eco retreat villas in Bali
Ulaman Eco Retreat in Tabanan is the perfect dreamy bamboo getaway just outside of Canggu. It’s brand new and STUNNING
Transportation in Bali
How to get around bali & how to hire a driver in bali.
The main modes of transportation in Bali are cars and motorbikes. While I’m way too scared to drive a motorbike on the windy Bali roads (but will gladly ride on the back of @KennyHaisfield ‘s!), a ton of people do and love it when they’re visiting Bali. It’s about $5 a day and you can ask your hotel where the closest rental is to you.
If you have luggage or a big group, however, it’s essential you have a driver to get around! (Especially if you’re trying to see Ubud, Uluwatu , Canggu , the Gilis , and more all in one trip!) I recommend asking your hotel for a driver, or going to a driver stand (they’re all over Bali) and if you like them, using them for your trip! They communicate via Whatsapp, and you should always negotiate the rate because they’ll definitely try to give you a tourist price first. It should cost no more than $900,000 rupiah for a FULL day of driving (including waiting time, taking you from one area of Bali to the next, a full day of exploring). From the airport, it should cost about $350,000 to get from Denpasar to Ubud, or Uluwatu, or less if going to Seminyak or Canggu.
Packing for Bali
What do you need to pack for bali .
Check out my full post on What to Pack for Bali here, but I’ll summarize the key things:
Medicines & vitamins
- Mosquito-repellant spray ( I like using Repel – it’s super-strength!)
- Any medicine you take in original packaging
- Any vitamins you take in original packaging
- Activated charcoal (I love bringing activated charcoal to Bali to help fight against “Bali Belly” & any indigestion/stomach issues that come up while traveling! This is the brand that I always buy , I’ll take a pill anytime my stomach isn’t feeling 100% and it instantly makes it feel so much better)
- Melatonin! I always travel with melatonin gummies to fight jet lag . I’ll take them to sleep on the plane and then to adjust to the new time zone once I’m in Bali.
A power adapter !
If you’re coming from the US, you’ll need a power converter and adapter! I like this one by Travel Smart by Conair because it also works for all my hair tools, and is a power converter and wattage adapter in one… and it comes with plugs for use all over the world!
Lots of swimwear!
You’ll be surfing, beaching, sunset lounging, and taking lots of instagrams. Such a perfect excuse for grabbing a bikini for each day of the trip! Here are some of my favorites:
Cute, loose, flowy dresses and cover-ups
Should I get travel insurance for Bali?
I’m always a fan of getting Travel Insurance for any big trip! Travel insurance from WorldNomads.com is available to people from over 140 countries and is designed for travelers with cover for overseas medical, evacuation, baggage and a range of adventure sports and activities.
Airbnbs vs. Hotels in Bali
Should we stay in hotels or airbnb’s in bali.
Both!!! I love all the luxury resorts in Bali – but I also love all the beautiful villas that you can rent in Bali via Airbnb. There are some GORGEOUS (and affordable) Airbnb’s and VRBO’s in Bali (check out my post on the Best Airbnb’s in Uluwatu here). It depends on the size of your group, and what you’re looking for. Resorts in Bali are great because of all their facilities, beaches, restaurants, etc. But villas can be great if you want to just hang by yourselves, or have a group, and the nice villas often come with a chef!
Also – if you have more questions on Bali, j oin the JETSETTERS secret facebook group to get & give travel recs to our Jetset Christina community and connect with other #JSCJetsetters!! Bali is always a popular topic.
More helpful blog posts on bali.
The ultimate Bali bucket list
The Biggest Mistakes People Make Traveling to Bali for the First Time : Mistakes to avoid in Bali for first-time travelers .
The Best Villas and Airbnbs in Bali
The Ultimate Gili Air Travel Guide
How to prevent Bali belly
The most overrated things to do in Bali, and where to go instead
The Ultimate Ubud Travel Guide
The best hotels in bali
Jetset Christina’s camera and photography gear
The 10 Best Trips to Take in Your 20’s with Friends
The Ultimate Travel Guide to Canggu, Bali
The ultimate bali honeymoon guide, the most instagrammable places in bali, the 5 best smoothie bowls in bali, bali’s newest sunset spot: la brisa bali in canggu, the best bali day trip: rice fields and waterfalls in ubud, jetset christina’s guide to the gili islands, what to wear in bali.
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WRITTEN BY: Christina
Christina is a leading luxury lifestyle and travel blogger with over 2 million readers. Follow her on instagram @jetsetchristina.
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This is the best guide to Bali! You hit all of my very favorite spots – and I’ve been living here for 3 years!
Hi thank you so much for this post! It was a huge help in planning our trip to Bali. We can’t wait!
mesa_kaylar
awesome post – so glad I found it and am so happy to have found you on Instagram now! your pictures and travels are so dreamy!
Angelina DiGiovanni
Awesome article, I love it so much! I put a link to this in my bali article, as well! thanks for all the awesome tips!
https://angelinaroundtheworld.com/bali/
Keep up the great work! Love, Angelina DiGiovanni
David Gandy
Oh god, your post about Bali is really detailed and your photos looks so charming and exotic. Thank you so much for your sharing and keep up with your good work!
sumit sharma
Hola Christina,
Love this brilliant guide featuring Bali. I need to go to all of these places on my next trip!
What an amazing place – I’m dying to visit. I really didn’t know much about this but after reading this post I will surely add it to my bucket list for one day. Thanks for sharing, Christina! You are my favorite travel blogger!
This is amazing. Although I already had fixed the places to visit in Bali, this article lead me to change those spots and visit those which are mentioned in this blog. I will write down my experience after visiting few of them . You rocked Christina.
Warm Regards.
Pat @ Travel ETA Australia
Awesome place and awesome guide shared, Thanks!
Tom Broughton
I’m glad you got to experience the ribs at Naughty Nuri’s! Best ribs I’ve ever had!
pilgrimagetour
Hi! nice post! next month I’ll spend 5 days in Bali, and i’m wondering if it’s possible to see the most of this beautiful island without changing accommodation. In case, where is best to stay? I definitively want to see waterfall, monkeys, rice terrace, cliffs… but I’m not really interested in shopping and partying. I also prefer to stay and eat with locals to better understand the culture. Thank you!
Christina Vidal
Hi! I definitely recommend staying in Ubud if you were to pick one place to base from, based on what you said you’re looking for. Ubud has the waterfalls, monkeys, rice terraces, and you can do a day trip to the beach/cliffs! Check out my ultimate Ubud guide for more info! XO
Queens Tandoor
This is such a helpful bali guide! the best one I’ve seen. Thank you, thank you!
Eric Wilson
I love this bali guide!
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Adventourra
Well done, this is one of the most complete guide I ever read so far. The detail information and some pics just stunning! it’s help a lot. thank you
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Hi Christina – this is an awesome post. I’m going to Canggu, Ubud, and Uluwatu in a few weeks and will definitely follow your advice and go to as many of these spots as I can. Is there anything we need to do (in terms of dinner/activity reservations etc.) ahead of time? Just want to take care of any of those first. Thank you!
Hey Colin! I’d recommend reaching out to the restaurants or beach clubs you want to go to ahead of time to make a reservation just in case, but most don’t book up too far in advance, and in general you shouldn’t have a problem walking in! I’ve found that when I’m not in Bali, I can reach most of them via their facebook page, email or whatsapp and make a reservation that way.
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Bali is a really amazing travel destination. Your travel guide will be really helpful to everyone. Thanks for sharing. The photos are so beautiful!
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Wow, Bali is an absolutely beautiful place to visit. I am definitely adding Bali to my travel list now. What is the best possible way of travelling to Bali on a budget?
Manas Patil
I wrote a travel blog on Bali too!… but I have to say the pictures here are way better. Anyway, may I know if you visited Mount Batur? It would really help. Thank you!
India Calhoun
This is the best ultimate guide about Bali I’ve ever seen! All your photos, Instagram posts, and everything are beautiful. Thank you for sharing. We’ll use this blog as our reference.
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Love this!! recently went to Ubud and Uluwatu and LOVED all your Bali recs! You are the best!
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What an amazing bali blog post! I live in Bali too and love all these spots!
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wow, Thank you so much for writing about bali. I used to live there, but now I am back home to my home island to help my local village. Covid hurt tourism, so we are trying to tell people to come and support local villages. Thank you blessing. the village love it for tourists.
one of best destination in world. thanks for sharing your travel tips for Bali, Indonesia
Ryan Biddulph
This is one dazzling Bali guide. We have been there five times and love it more each time. But we need to return. The last time we visited Bali was in 2015. That’s way too long.
Hi! Do you have a travel agent/agency you would recommend for a customized Asia trip?
Arth rathore
Very useful article! It helped me a lot when I visited Bali and stayed at one of the villas that you recommended. It was amazing
Thank you for visiting and staying for several months in Bali. Bali is indeed interesting to visit, offering natural beauty, unique culture and friendly people. Jatiluwih, Ubud, Lempuyang, Lovina are interesting places to visit.
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- The Ultimate Bali Travel Guide for First Timers
To be honest with you I knew almost nothing about Bali before I visited. Sure, I’ve seen a million pictures of this dream island, I knew that every proper Instagrammer had been there at least once and I saw Eat, Pray, Love, but that was it.
If you are like me, I have some good news for you: this Bali travel guide for first-timers is everything you’re gonna need! In this post, I put together everything you need to know if you are traveling to Bali for the first time. So let’s dive in!
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Table of Contents
Bali is located in the Indian Ocean, it’s by far the most famous of the more than 17,000 islands of Indonesia. The island sits east of Java (the most populous island in the world) and west of Lombok.
I know it seems like a tiny island on the map but actually, Bali is pretty big: the distance is 145 km from west to east and 85 km from north to south. Apart from the main island, the Nusa Islands (Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Ceningan and Nusa Penida) also belong to Bali.
Bali is home to more than 4.3 million people. About 90% of the population are Balinese, the other ethnic groups are Javanese, Baliaga, and Madurese.
The official language is Indonesian, but many people use the Balinese language in everyday life. English is widely used as well due to the high level of tourism.
Indonesia is the biggest Muslim country in the world, accounting for 13% of the world’s total Muslims. One of the most interesting facts about Bali is that it’s the only exception, as the island is the only Hindu island in Indonesia.
Actually, this is not the standard Hindu religion, it’s rather a Balinese Hinduism: it’s kind of a mixture of local beliefs and Hindu influences.
Balinese people live in a magic world of people, spirits, gods, and demons. I was so surprised to see how deeply religious they are! There are over 20,000 temples in Bali and you can’t go anywhere without seeing countless offerings to the gods and spirits.
They seriously believe in karma, that life is governed by a system of cause and effect, action, and reaction. Their religion and culture are really interesting so try to learn about them as much as you can while you are there!
Although Bali used to have a free visa if you were visiting for less than 30 days, unfortunately, it’s no longer available.
They have a new Visa on Arrival (VoA) in place, and more than 90 countries can apply for this type of visa. In case you are coming from another country, you will need to apply for a different visa so make sure to check this in advance.
This new VoA costs 500,000 IDR ($33 US) and you can stay with this on the island for a maximum of 30 days. The visa can be extended once for another 30 days (this has an additional cost of course).
You can purchase the visa online in advance which I would strongly recommend. One thing you need to be aware of is that the visa must be used within 90 days from the date of issue, so don’t buy it earlier than 3 months from your travel date. Also, make sure to only purchase from the official website !
Don’t worry, if you can’t buy the visa online (the website doesn’t always work properly), you will still be able to do it at the airport after arrival. You’ll just have to wait in line first for the visa before proceeding to immigration.
Money in Bali
The official local currency in Bali is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR or Rp). The amounts in rupiah are usually very large because of all the zeros. $1 US is around 15,200 IDR.
Therefore the prices are often given with the thousands implied and left off of the end. So when someone says “one hundred”, they most likely mean 100,000 IDR (around $6.5 US).
Cash is the king in Bali, therefore you always need to carry around some cash in your pocket. You can generally pay with credit cards at most of the hotels and cafes in the urban area but you will need cash for everything else.
The largest denomination is the 100,000 IDR banknote so your wallet will always be stuffed with a lot of banknotes. Make sure you don’t bring your tiniest wallet with you!
You can easily find ATMs in the popular travel hubs but once you are out you will have a hard time finding a machine in the countryside. So it’s better to stack up on cash while you are in a more touristy area.
ATMs typically charge you a transaction fee for every transaction. Fortunately, it’s not that much but the bad news is that there is a daily withdrawal limit.
It can be different depending on what kind of ATM you use but it’s usually between 1.5-2.5 million IDR (around $100-170 US). So basically you have to pick up cash from an ATM almost every day (or you can use different credit cards if you have more).
Important note: Some ATMs deliver your cash first and your credit card after. If you are coming from a place that it’s the other way around you have to pay attention not to leave your card in the machine. Unfortunately, we managed to lose a credit card, most likely for this reason. So learn from our mistakes!
Of course, you can exchange all the major currencies into rupiahs at the airport or banks but you always have to pay a commission fee and the exchange rates are not always in your favor. Generally using an ATM is a better option but it’s really up to you.
Technically US dollars are not accepted in Indonesia, however, you can almost always use them in reality. You will always have to pay more in dollars (because you obviously can’t pay $1.2 US so you will pay 2), but it’s good to have a plan B if you accidentally run out of rupiahs.
Best Time to Visit Bali
Bali is located a few degrees south of the equator, therefore it has a tropical climate all year around. It means that the weather is always hot and humid and there are only two main seasons: the dry season and the rainy season.
Generally, the rainy season is between November and March but it can vary a bit from year to year. During this time it usually rains a couple of hours in the morning and a couple of hours in the afternoon so you can still have some rain-free hours during the day if you are lucky.
Nevertheless, I still wouldn’t recommend this period for traveling especially if you’re traveling to Bali for the first time.
Bali is always busy during holidays like Easter or Christmas. July and August are usually crowded too because of the national school holidays in Indonesia. So if you’re not a fan of mass tourism I would avoid these periods as well.
Based on all this, the best time to visit is May, June, or September. You will have pleasant weather with almost no rain and the beaches and famous sites will not be that crowded either.
October can still be a good time, we also visited at the end of October. We were really lucky with the weather because it only rained on our last day. On the other hand, our driver said that this time last year it was constantly raining all day long and it didn’t stop for days. So be careful with October, it can really be a hit or miss.
How Much Time Do You Need to Spend in Bali
Bali is one of the most breathtaking dream destinations in the world and you can easily spend months on the island without ever getting bored. If you’re traveling to Bali for the first time, it’s best to spend at least 2 weeks in Bali to be able to properly explore the island.
When we visited Bali for the first time, we spent 8 days on the island and it felt really short. We managed to cover all the famous sites but in exchange, we spent almost no time at the beach and we were extremely tired at the end. Needless to say, it was totally worth it!
How much time you need to spend in Bali also depends on what you want to see and do. If you are only looking for beautiful beaches and you wish to relax all day long, one week could be enough.
However, there are so many wonderful sites to explore and various activities to do, that you will need at least 2 weeks if you really want to see the best of Bali.
Luckily the cost of living in Bali is totally budget-friendly so if your time allows or if you’re a digital nomad, you can even make it your base for a few months.
Transportation in Bali
Public transportation.
Public transportation is basically non-existent in Bali. All right, this is not exactly true: there are some public minibuses called bemo. If you are in a really adventurous mode and you wanna try getting around like a local you can opt for a ride. But for real transportation, I wouldn’t consider this as an option.
Renting a bicycle is possible but Bali is far too big for biking around. However, if you wanna explore the countryside close to your accommodation it can be a great way to get around.
The cheapest and most popular way of transportation is renting a scooter. However, if you don’t have experience in scooter riding I wouldn’t recommend it.
Why? Because the traffic is crazy! Cars, scooters, chickens, dogs, all share the same lane and they are coming from every direction possible. No matter where you go, the streets are always full of scooters and the roads are often in a really bad condition.
Scooter accidents are not exceptional and trust me, you don’t want to spend your holiday lying in the hospital.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not against scooters at all. I’m just saying you have to be really, really prepared and have a ton of experience before trying to get around this way. If you’re planning to drive a scooter, you might be interested in reading a comprehensive guide about scooter rental in Bali !
And please don’t forget about travel insurance! Unfortunately, accidents can happen anytime and it’s better to be prepared for that. After many hours of research, I decided to choose SafetyWing and I can honestly recommend them!
You can find a taxi practically anywhere and it works the same way as it does in Europe or America. In Bali, almost everyone is a taxi driver. Seriously. You will be constantly asked by the locals where are you headed and whether if you will need a ride. Everyone will be glad to take you anywhere.
There are two types of taxis in Bali: the Bluebird taxis and the rest. The Bluebird taxis always go by the meter and they are safe to use. They even have their own app which you can download and after registration, you can summon a taxi as you please.
The non-Bluebird taxis on the other hand are often corrupt and they usually play dirty tricks with the tourists, like claiming to have a broken meter or taking you on a long road to pay more.
Private driver
I think having a private driver in Bali is the best option ever, especially it will be your first time in Bali and you don’t have any experience in scooter riding. It is generally more expensive than renting a scooter but in exchange, it takes away all the stress and you don’t have to worry about transportation during your stay.
We also decided to hire a private driver and I’m so glad we did! I received a recommendation from another Hungarian girl and that’s how we found Putu . He is the sweetest guy ever!
I contacted him while we were still at home. As I mentioned before I’m a big planner so I’ve already planned most of our itinerary before we first spoke.
Therefore we only needed to finalize the program I had in mind and he helped me organize every little detail. So by the time we arrived in Bali we already had a perfect itinerary and everything was taken care of.
How does it work in real life?
To be honest I had no clue how does it work in real-life and I received many questions about it so I will share my experience. When we arrived at the airport Putu was already there, waiting for us. He took us to our hotel (since it was already late in the afternoon) and we agreed on which time he should pick us up the next day.
The next morning he picked us up as we agreed and from that point, he was always with us until he took us back to the hotel at the end of the day. He drove us from location to location and while we were away exploring he waited for us in the car or spent the time with other drivers (who were waiting for their clients as well).
Yes, even when we were out for hours! Sometimes he even joined us in exploring the area so he could tell us stories about the place and Balinese life in general.
He was really flexible with the timing as well. We wanted to do a lot of sunrise tours so he usually picked us up very early. And by that, I mean very, very early.
Like 1 am or 3 am. Yes, you’ve read it right! (I know, you must think I’m crazy. Wait until you see my sunrise pictures!) The only general rule is that they don’t work more than 14 hours a day which is totally understandable.
Long story short, I really can’t recommend enough to have a private driver. Everything was just so perfect!
What to Wear in Bali
Despite Bali being a very religious island, there is no strict dress code for tourists. The only exceptions are the religious sites where you always have to wear a sarong (and a scarf if your shoulders are not covered by your clothes). Don’t worry, if you don’t own a sarong you can always rent it for a small amount of money at every religious site.
As I mentioned before, the weather in Bali is always hot and humid. Therefore you will most likely stroll around in shorts and T-shirts or dresses. Try to pack lightweight cotton and loose clothes! A beach hat or baseball cap is also a good idea to protect your head from the sun.
Regarding shoes, you can almost always wear flip-flops or sandals. But having a comfy sneaker in your suitcase is a huge bonus if you wanna go for a hike. If you plan to hike Mount Batur you should prepare with some warm clothes too!
I know it sounds weird to pack a jacket and a warmer sweater for Bali, but trust me, you’re gonna need it.
Best Places to Visit in Bali + Where to Stay in Bali
There are just so many things do to and see in Bali that I can go on and on for hours without ever repeating myself. Since this is a Bali travel guide for first-timers I will give you a rough overview of the different areas of Bali including the best places to visit and the best places to stay in each area.
The southern side of Bali is the most touristy area on the island. Denpasar (the capital city of Bali) is located here together with the Ngurah Rai International Airport. South Bali is packed with beautiful beaches, posh cafes, fancy restaurants, and cool party places.
If you’re a foodie like me, you will love this list of the best cafes in Canggu ! Bali is famous for its sunsets as well and the southern part is one of the best areas to find the best sunsets in Bali .
Best places to visit in South Bali: Uluwatu Temple, Tanah Lot, Nyangnyang Beach, Nusa Dua Beach, Kuta Beach, Cabina Bali
Where to stay in South Bali
As I mentioned before the southern side of the island is the most touristy area so you will find a wide range of hotels to choose from. If you’re traveling to Bali for the first time I would recommend staying at either Seminyak or Kuta but Canggu , Uluwatu and Jimbaran could be a great option as well.
Best places to stay in Seminyak
LUXURY – The Legian Seminyak, Bali
This beachfront hotel offers beautiful rooms in a scenic setting as you’ll get stunning views of the Indian Ocean. The Legian Seminyak also has plenty of fantastic facilities including a three-tiered swimming pool, an on-site restaurant, and a fitness center.
MID-RANGE – Montigo Resorts Seminyak
Montigo Resorts is situated right next to Potato Head Beach Club so is in a great location. The hotel is just a 10-minute walk from the center of Seminyak, and there are two swimming pools on-site as well as a spa & wellness center. Not only that but Montigo Resorts also has a bar and fitness center
BUDGET – Bali Ayu Hotel & Villas
Bali Ayu Hotel & Villas is set in a great location as it’s just a 4-minute walk from the beach and it’s close to Petitenget Street. The rooms are very budget-friendly, and each one is spacious and features a balcony. Breakfast is available at the property, and there are two swimming pools.
Best places to stay in Kuta
LUXURY – The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali
This beachfront 5-star hotel is situated close to popular attractions within Kuta including Waterbom Bali and the Discovery Shopping Mall. With a large swimming pool, landscaped tropical gardens, and a spa & wellness center – this place has plenty to offer. There are also several restaurants on-site, a pool bar, and a private beach area.
MID-RANGE – Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel
Located right next to Discovery Shopping Mall and the coast, this hotel is one of the best mid-range accommodation options in Kuta. There are plenty of fantastic facilities too including two swimming pools, a spa & wellness center, and a fitness center. There’s also a variety of room options and many of them offer views of the ocean.
BUDGET – The Kana Kuta Hotel
If you’re looking for budget-friendly accommodation then make sure you check out the Kana Kuta Hotel. With an outdoor swimming pool, an on-site restaurant, and a fitness center, there are lots of amenities available for guests. All the rooms are spacious too and feature air conditioning, a seating area, and an ensuite bathroom.
Central Bali
The central area is the cultural heart of Bali and it is also the most picturesque side of the island. Central Bali is home to many beautiful temples, deep river gorges, unbelievably green rice terraces, and gorgeous waterfalls.
Best places to visit in Central Bali: Ubud Monkey Forest, Campuhan Ridge Walk, Tegalalang rice terraces, Jatiluwih rice terraces, Pura Tirta Empul, Tegenungan waterfall, Tukad Cepung waterfall , Kanto Lampo waterfall
Where to stay in Central Bali
If you want to explore the best places in Central Bali I recommend staying in Ubud. Ubud is the heart of Central Bali with many hotels to choose from and it’s packed with amazing restaurants and bars as well, so it’s worth spending at least 3 days in Ubud .
Below you can find some of the best hotels to stay in Ubud. If you’re looking for something more special, check out these private pool villas in Ubud or the best bamboo houses in Bali around the city.
Best places to stay in Ubud
LUXURY – Kamandalu Ubud
Kamandalu Ubud is one of the most luxurious hotels on the island. Offering stunning views of the Petanu River and the surrounding forest, this place is the best luxury stay in Ubud. The rooms are inspired by traditional Balinese decor and most units feature a daybed and a private pool.
MID-RANGE – The Udaya Resorts and Spa
This place has a lot to offer with striking views, spacious suites, and fantastic facilities. Guests will benefit from a swimming pool, a spa & wellness center, and a restaurant that serves delicious Indonesian dishes.
BUDGET – Gita Maha Ubud Hotel by Mahaputra
Ubud is full of budget-friendly accommodation options but not many are as beautiful as this place! Gita Maha Ubud Hotel is situated just a 5-minute drive from the Royal Palace and offers an outdoor swimming pool and an on-site restaurant. Each room at this hotel is incredibly spacious too, and many of them feature a private balcony.
East Bali is dominated by the largest volcano on the island: Mount Agung. This is a very active volcano with constant eruptions, therefore it is not allowed to visit.
But its little brother, Mount Batur (who is also an active volcano) is still safe and open for hiking. The nearby area is really beautiful and it is home to some of the island’s oldest villages.
Best places to visit in East Bali: Mount Agung, Mount Batur, Pura Luhur Lempuyang (Gate of Heaven), Tirta Gangga Royal Water Garden
Where to stay in East Bali
If you are traveling to Bali for the first time I would recommend you to stay either in South or Central Bali instead of East Bali. There are much more things to do in those areas and you can easily do some day trips from there to visit the best tourist spots in the east.
However, if you want to have a more unique Bali experience staying in East Bali can be great for you! You will find many amazing hotels in the area, the best places to stay are either Candidasa (close to the beach) or Sidemen (more inland with an amazing view over the volcanos).
If you’re looking for a more unique stay, you can also find the many magical bamboo houses in Bali , especially in this part of the island.
Best places to stay in Sidemen
LUXURY – Wapa di Ume Sidemen
If you’re looking for a luxurious getaway, then stay at Wapa di Ume Sidemen. You’ll benefit from a variety of fantastic facilities including an outdoor swimming pool, an on-site restaurant, and a bar. There’s also a garden and terrace area, and bicycles are free to use.
MID-RANGE – Alamdhari Resort and Spa
With an outdoor swimming pool overlooking the lush forests, an on-site restaurant, and a bar – Alamdhari Resort and Spa has a lot to offer guests. Breakfast is included with your stay too, and there’s a garden area where you can relax. The rooms here are stunning and many of them feature a private balcony with amazing views.
BUDGET – Sawah Indah Villa
Sawah Indah Villa is just a 30-minute drive from Tirta Gangga and is surrounded by lush rice terraces and forested mountains. Offering an outdoor pool, an on-site restaurant, and spa treatments this hotel has everything you could need and more! The staff at the hotel can also help with vehicle rentals and organizing excursions.
Best places to stay in Candidasa
LUXURY – Candi Beach Resort & Spa
Candi Beach Resort & Spa is located along a private beach and offers three swimming pools, a variety of water sports, and a spa & wellness center. There are also several on-site restaurants so you’ll have plenty of dining options. If that’s not enough to convince you, this hotel has two bars and a tour desk that can help with excursions.
MID-RANGE – Villa Barong
Villa Barong is just a 5-minute walk from the beach and is nestled within landscaped gardens and coconut trees. There are several villas available at the property and each one offers a private pool, a modern kitchen, and a terrace area. The villas sleep up to four people so are a great option for groups and small families.
BUDGET – Rama Shinta Hotel Candidasa
This is one of the best budget-friendly accommodation options in Candidasa. Set within tropical gardens, this hotel has plenty to offer with excellent facilities and spacious rooms. Guests will benefit from an outdoor pool, an open-air restaurant, and a bar during their stay too! Staff at the hotel can also help arrange rentals and excursions.
The northern side of Bali is really different from the rest of the island. The climate is more foggy and rainy, therefore you can see many cloudy lakes, misty mountains, and some of the most beautiful waterfalls in Bali you’ll ever see.
Best places to visit in North Bali: Munduk Moding Plantation, Wanagiri Hidden Hill, Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, Banyumala twin waterfalls, Sekumpul waterfall , Handara gate
Where to stay in North Bali
If you want to explore all the beauty the northern part of the island has to offer I recommend staying at least one night in Munduk ! It will be a totally different feeling to stay there compared to the rest of the island and the area is really beautiful too.
Best places to stay in Munduk
LUXURY – Munduk Moding Plantation Nature Resort & Spa
Munduk Moding Plantation is easily one of the most beautiful hotels in Bali. It’s famous for its infinity pool that offers striking views of the surrounding rice terraces and mountains. There are also plenty of other facilities at the hotel including an on-site restaurant, a spa & wellness center, and a bar.
MID-RANGE – Nadira Bali Villa
If you’re looking for mid-range accommodation in Munduk then make sure you check out Nadira Bali Villa. With an outdoor swimming pool, a sun terrace, and an on-site restaurant – this place has so much to offer. The villas and suites are also stunning and many of them offer superb views of the surrounding mountains.
BUDGET – Atres Villa
Atres Villa is just a 20-minute drive from Munduk Waterfall so is set in a great location to explore the area. This hotel also has lots of excellent facilities including an outdoor pool, a spa & wellness center, and a bar. However, the highlight of this place has to be the surrounding rice terraces!
Nusa Islands
Local people say that the Nusa Islands (Nusa Ceningan, Nusa Lembongan, and Nusa Penida) are the perfect place to see what Bali was like 20 years ago before it became a tourist hotspot.
And it’s really true: the Nusa Islands have such a raw beauty and they are (mostly) still untouched and not packed with tourists. If you’re planning to visit the Nusa Islands, you might be interested in reading my Perfect Nusa Islands Itinerary as well!
Best places to visit in the Nusa Islands: Kelingking Beach , Rumah Pohon treehouse, Peguyangan Waterfall , Angel’s Billabong, Broken Beach, Devil’s Tear, Blue Lagoon
Where to stay in the Nusa islands
Most people choose to stay on Nusa Lembongan , however, I recommend staying on Nusa Penida . Nusa Penida is the biggest and most developed of the three Nusa Islands and there are so many places to visit there that you’re gonna need the most time for this island.
Best places to stay in Nusa Penida
LUXURY – Adiwana Warnakali Resort
Adiwana Warnakali Resort in Nusa Penida provides adults-only accommodation with a restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool, and a bar. Each accommodation at the 4-star resort has mountain views, and guests can enjoy access to a sun terrace.
MID-RANGE – Semabu Hills Hotel Nusa Penida
Perched on the quiet hills of Nusa Penida, this hotel offers sweeping views of the island and the sea beyond. Guests can take advantage of the infinity pool or try traditional meals at the on-site Asian restaurant.
BUDGET – Surya Maha Bungallo
For a budget-friendly stay in Nusa Penida, take a look at Surya Maha Bungallo. Boasting a lush garden with a stunning outdoor pool, the property offers double or twin rooms either with a garden or pool view. A daily continental breakfast is also available.
Planning a trip to Bali?
Then you might want to take a look at all our other travel guides about Bali. I promise, they are just as awesome as this article was!
Bali Travel Guides:
- The Ultimate 2 Weeks in Bali Itinerary for First Timers
- Top 13 Best Waterfalls in Bali You Can’t Miss
- 14 Best Cafes in Canggu, Bali – Canggu Foodie Guide
- The Perfect 3 Days in Ubud Itinerary for First Timers
- 13 Best Cafes in Ubud You Have To Try
Bali Hotel Guides:
- Where to Stay in Bali: 10 Best Areas & Hotels
- 11 Most Instagrammable & Unique Hotels in Bali
- 15 Magical Bamboo Houses in Bali You Can Actually Book
- 15 Best Private Pool Villas in Ubud for Every Budget
- Top 15 Best Airbnbs in Ubud, Bali
- Luxury Redefined: AYANA Villas Bali Hotel Review
- Romantic Getaway in Ubud: Kamandalu Ubud Hotel Review
- Hotel Review: The Udaya Resorts & Spa, Bali
- A Slice of Balinese Paradise: Wapa Di Ume Sidemen Hotel Review
- Hotel Review: Munduk Moding Plantation Nature Resort & Spa
Nusa Penida Travel Guides:
- The Perfect Nusa Islands Itinerary for 3 Days
- Top 16 Best Things to Do in Nusa Penida You Can’t Miss
- 21 Best Hotels in Nusa Penida for Every Budget
- Kelingking Beach, Nusa Penida: Complete Guide & Tips for Visiting
- How to Visit the Famous Nusa Penida Treehouse: A Complete Guide
- Peguyangan Waterfall, Nusa Penida: All You Need to Know Before Visiting
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Breakfast in the pool? We’re in! 😉 Thanks for all of the great details! Bali somehow has not made it off of our Bucket List. Soon, though, and this is helpful!
Oh Bali is definitely the most magical place I’ve ever been to! I hope you can thick it off of your bucket list really soon 🙂
I’ve been daydreaming of Bali since Eat, Pray,Love! YouR beautiful photos have given me some serious wanderlust for the weekend! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Anna! I really love that movie and everything it represents! Bali is still my favorite place on Earth and can’t wait to go back soon 🙂
Great and detailed guide, thanks, I will save it for future! Bali looks like a great escape from the chilly winter in Europe
Thank you Maria! Yes it definitely is 🙂 I’m also planning to go back soon, can’t wait!!
Just stunning! I so want to go to Bali and your pictures make me want to book a plane ticket right now! Love your comprehensive guide and all of your tips & hints!! They will definitely come in handy when I finally get to go 🙂
Your photos are incredible! This is extremely informative! I hope to be able to visit Bali soon, and use all of your useful tips.
Thank you so much! Bali is so photogenic, you simply can’t make a bad photo in Bali 🙂 I really hope you will be able to visit soon!
This is super useful and I just know someone heading over there, I will recommend reading this post. I have a love-hate relationship with Bali but I´m sure there are wonderful hidden corners of the island I had not yet discovered, so might be back one day. Thanks for sharing this informative post, x
Thank you so much for sharing it! Yeah I really get why you have a love-hate relationship with Bali, that’s why I usually try to wake up early in the morning and explore the places without the crowds or go to off the beaten path spots. It feels so much different this way! 🙂
Literally the best Bali Guide I have read! So much information and now I can plan my trip accordingly!
Thank you so much Dana! 🙂
O wow I wish I’d had this guide before my first trip to Bali! So well written, thank you for sharing! I will definitely refer back to this guide for my next trip 🙂
Thank you Ellie! Bali is really such a wonderful place 🙂
This is such a great guide and I love your writing style! Definitely saving this for a future trip and I love your advice about a driver!
Thank you so much Linnea, I’m so happy you liked it! 🙂
Bali looks so fun! Really hoping to visit there sometime this year ? love your photos!
Thank you Jen! Bali is such a wonderful place, I can only recommend!
Love this! Especially as I’m in Bali now! So detailed and helpful x
Aww thank you so much! I’m also in Bali now, love this island so much! 🙂
How much did you pay the driver each day to stay with you for the whole day? Or how much did you end up paying him in total and for how many days? I’m curious because I might do that too when I visit! It’s a great idea!
We typically paid around 600-800k IDR (42-56 USD) for one day depending on how far did we go from our hotel. It was a price per car so it would have been the same for 4 people but we were just the 2 of us. We were there first in October 2018 so these are the prices from that time. When we visited again in March 2020 we didn’t go for a trip so I don’t know the exact prices now but you can always ask our driver, Putu 🙂
Thank you! I am wanting to visit Bali for the first time this year and your guide is awesome!
Thank you so much for your lovely comment Julie! I hope your Bali trip will be amazing!
Thank you for this guide. Im celebrating my birthday in Bali and reading your blog is helping me to plan better. I am flying from Miami to Bali and the best deal its to one stop in Dubai for 7 hours. Do you happened to have a recommendation of what to do in Dubai for 7 hours? or better yet do you recommended a better route to get to Bali from the US? Thank you!
Hey! First of all, thank you so much for your lovely comment 🙂 Dubai is the biggest hub for travelers heading to Southeast Asia so I think that’s a great route. Honestly, since you are flying internationally, I’m not sure I would leave the airport. You need to be there at least 2-3 hours before your flight to Bali departs which leaves you a lot less time to explore, plus you need to stay on top of every regulation to be able to enter Dubai. That being said, since DXB is only a 15-minute drive from the Burj Khalifa, I’m sure I would pick that! You can go up to the top, or just stroll around the tower. You can also see the Dubai Fountain, the Wings of Mexico, and the Dubai Mall too because they are all in one place. Happy travels!
Thanks for the exhaustive guide. The longing to see this Paradise on Earth had been hidden deep in my heart for years. Might materialize this December when going to Thailand to attend a wedding. However, I am not so young or mobile now and wanted to ask you many many questions on how I should make the most of this long cherished dream come true. For instance, is there a lot of walking involved? What about people with limited mobility? Is there any way to talk to you or chat with you? How many days to keep? Will I be able to do it?? Thanks so much.
Hey! To be honest, Bali is not really a good place for people with limited mobility. For instance, most of the time there is no pedestrian walkway by the streets, most waterfalls are hidden deep inside a jungle and some beaches are also only reachable via stairs. That being said, you can still visit some incredible places that are easier to reach but you’ll definitely need to let go of many places. I recommend hiring a driver who can take care of your transportation and he can also help with questions about specific attractions.
hi , thank you sooo much for a very detail explaination. i am planning to visit bali in coming november. i am having few queries pls let me know 1. can i take my 3 yrs old child along with my wife? is it ok to travel with kid ? 2. if i planned to stay in candidisa – east bali — will it be long to go other places of bali ? will the travel time will be more ? 3. in november ending is it ok to travel ? u mentioned its rainy – is it rainy whole day ? 4. i am from india – can u give some more detail about currency usuage with indian rupees ?
Hey! Yes, you can take your kid, many people travel to Bali as a family holiday so it will be all good 🙂 Candidasa is quite far away from the main Bali attractions, it’s a great base to explore the east part of the island but I would recommend diving your time between Candidasa and one/two more central locations. Well, November is technically the start of the rainy season but it’s different each year so nobody can tell you how it will be this year. Normally it only rains a few times a day but it’s really a draw of luck. Sorry, I don’t have any experience with Indian rupees. Hope you will have an amazing trip!
Hi Your article for 1st timer is very useful. I am going in June 2023 as a 1st timer. I like the beach, so I will be staying in the southern part. I am thinking to hire a private guide for this trip as I prefer that way. My stay is about 5 days. Do you have any recommendation for me. If you have any suggestion for me, I really welcome to hear from you. Thank you
Hi Danny! I would recommend getting in touch with Putu, he works as a private driver on Bali and he is amazing! Here’s his Instagram where you can reach him: https://www.instagram.com/bali_travel_monkey/
Thank you Kriszti for the informative travel guide to Bali and for sharing amazing photos as well. Really helpful tips specially for first time travellers with family. I wonder if possible for you to share the contact details of Putu, the private driver you hired during your stay in Bali. I am planned to spend my holidays with my family in Bali next month. Thank you.
Hi Chona! Sure, you can find him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bali_travel_monkey/
hello ms kriszti,
thank you for sharing all these travel guides for first timers, its truly very helpful; my friend ( PWD ) is going to bali this oct and we plan to hire a driver . do you still have contact with mr PUTU or any one you can recommend.
Sure, you can reach him on his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bali_travel_monkey/
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A complete guide to Bali, Indonesia
Updated On 1st February, 2024
Bali is one of the most beautiful destinations in the world, it really is. I want to prove that to you in this Bali travel guide.
This island in Indonesia is host so many beautiful components beyond its wildly lush tropics and beaches. The local Balinese people are equally as treasurable as the incredible activities on offer in Bali and are one of the reasons that this island feels so familiar every time I step foot back onto it. This post serves as the ultimate Bali, Indonesia travel guide to help you with planning your dream trip from when is best to visit Bali and where to stay in Bali all the way to local guides to Ubud , Canggu and Uluwatu.
See my guide to budgeting for Bali here.
Has Bali been ruined by tourists?
I’ve visited Bali on four separate occasions over the last 6 years. Yes, I’ve certainly watched word catch on and tourism increase in particular areas. I know there are so many rumours that Bali has been ‘ruined’ and that ‘it’s too touristy’. However, I still believe Bali is beautiful and there is local culture to be discovered.
Western culture is certainly changing things in areas like Seminyak and Canggu but the stunning roots of Balinese culture and of the island’s offerings are still in abundance to find. In this Bali Indonesia travel guide, you will get an overview of all the areas to enable you to choose the spots most suited to your taste, be it surfing, rice terraces, a hotel on the beach or a mixture of all of the above. This travel guide is for everyone and guarantees you have the best time in Bali, Indonesia.
If you’re planning a trip to Bali , I highly recommend that you take some time to explore beyond the western resorts and establishments. Speak to the locals. Go on a road trip and discover some waterfalls. It’s a beautiful beautiful island and I think it’s up to us to give back to the locals, to play part in their community and to not just take from their beautiful island.
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The ultimate travel guide to exploring Bali, Indonesia
Where is bali.
Bali is one of the most popular tropical islands in Indonesia, located in South East Asia.
Where should you explore in Bali?
It’s hard to recommend a ‘single’ destination for your trip to Bali, particularly as things change so quickly on this gorgeous island. When I first explored in 2013 I fell in love with Seminyak. Now I totally avoid it when exploring Bali. That view changed in 11 months. I returned rather taken aback by how much had been built and how busy it was. The same happened with Canggu and Uluwatu is next up IMO. Word catches on, the land gets bought up and development increases! The best places to go with maximum authenticity in Bali change quickly.
What I would say is, if you’re using travel blogs for Bali travel tips, make sure they are up to date. This blog post has been updated in 2022. If you have more up-to-date information to share, please comment, and we will check it out and update the post!
Truth is, every corner of Bali offers something different. As I’ve been to a fair few corners now, I’m going to go through each one and tell you just what you can expect there…
Not sure where to stay in Bali? Check out this blog post to help you plan your Bali itinerary!
How much money should you save for Bali?
Bali is definitely not as cheap as it was when I visited five years ago. But. when compared to the likes of Europe and the America, life here really does come come at a fraction of the price.
Bali is definitely a great option if you are looking for a gorgeous tropical holiday, without the price tag of the Maldives.
Check out my comprehensive guide to budgeting for Bali here , and you’ll be able to get an idea of just how much you’ll need to save and how much things cost out on the island.
When should you go to Bali? What’s the weather like?
In Bali, you can expect a tropical warm climate all year round. Rainfall is highest (rainy season) between November and March. The most popular time and drier months to come are from June to August. See ‘When is best to visit Bali?’ blog post here.
Of the four times, I’ve explored in Bali, three of them have been between the months of December and March, during the rainy season. Should ‘rainy season’ stop you from coming? Absolutely not. It feels hotter and more tropical for sure but the rain doesn’t ‘ruin’ your holiday. Rainfall is often short, it’s sometimes heavy but it passes. It’s warm rain and the rain is the reason the island is so lush! I love the odd day here in my wooden hut where I’m reading my book to the sound of the rain. I’d say we’ve had 2 full days of rain and 7-8 overcast afternoons and showers in nearly 6 weeks!
Top tip: Don’t always trust your weather app! The weather forecast often states tropical thunderstorms for Bali but quite often it can say that whilst you’re sat on a beach with clear blue skies.
How do you find accommodation in Bali?
Whilst Bali most certainly can be done on the cheaper side of things, there is definitely still a presence of your 5 star western resorts, should you seek them. Booking.com is always a great option to see what’s available in the area, and to give you a good idea of the cheap and the luxury options available.
If you’re looking for some super unique and gorgeous experiences in Bali, the Airbnb options there are out of this world . Split the cost of a villa between you and your friends and it works out a similar cost to that of a hostel. The value for money is madness. A lot of the villas come with personal cooks and drivers.
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If you are backpacking or you’re just an all round bargain hunter, then hostels or, more common here in Bali, Homestays are going to be your new best friend. A homestay is basically accommodation run by locals. It may be multiple villas, a b+b or even a spare room in a house. They are dotted all over the streets – you really won’t struggle to find one. A few of them are advertised on the internet but a lot of them, because they are run by locals, aren’t.
See my bucket list of Airbnb stays in Bali here.
Areas in Bali to explore…
Perhaps kickstart your Bali adventure inspiration by popping over to my ’10 amazing things to do in Bali’ blog post here.
As I mentioned previously, the island is filled with so many gems beyond the ‘main area’s. So whilst the below travel tips are absolutely valid and can cater for the most beautiful of stays, I highly suggest taking time, if you have it, to explore and go beyond the resorts whilst on the island.
Ubud is known as the cultural hub of Bali with temples, holistic centres, yoga studios and local markets on every corner of the street. With access to locally grown produce of every variety, it is here in Ubud that the vegan and raw dining culture was born. The food and drink options are incredible, as well as the options to explore the famous rice fields, the nearby Mt.Batur and the legendary Monkey Forest.
- See my ultimate guide to Ubud here.
- Check out my hike up Mt Batur here.
As a result of the tourism takeover in Seminyak, the lime light seems to have now shifted over to Canggu, or ‘the gu’ as locals call it. Canggu is the younger sibling of Seminyak, located just north of Seminyak on the west coast. Canggu is one of the hottest spots on the island with surfers and if you go – you’ll most likely end up with a cocktail or two at Old Man’s as you watch the sun descend beyond the horizon. Don’t forget a visit to Tanah Lot, one of the most popular temples on the island!
- See my complete guide to Canggu here
- Check out the best brunch and coffee spots in Canggu here
- Looking for a luxury stay in Canggu? Check out my review of Hotel Tugu, Canggu.
Considered one of the sleepier towns and host to many family orientated hotels, Sanur tends to be the underdog with young travellers. I absolutely love it here; it’s the perfect place for a more laid back Balinese experience. Plus, you are right on the gateway to the nearby islands of Nusa Archipelago , Lombok, Flores, Komodo and the Gilis , all of which you can explore in a day trip or two.
- See my complete guide to Sanur here
Uluwatu is home to some of the best surf breaks in Bali and to some of the most consistent, sought after reef breaks in the world. This surf town is located on the south of the island on the Western cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula. Here you’ll also find the Pura Luhur temple and some of the most exclusive hotels and restaurants on the island.
- See my complete guide to explore Uluwatu here.
- Check out my coffee and brunch guide to Uluwatu here.
Seminyak is one of the closest towns to Denpasar airport (the main airport on the island) and home to the likes of W Hotel. There’s only a few seconds per minute where you’ll be without the sound of the taxi horns. It’s busy to say the least but the magic of the sunsets is undeniable . There are some absolutely delicious cafes and beach club vibes here too. I’d suggest only staying a night or two, perhaps to kick start your adventure. If you’re backpacking definitely check out my stay at Umahku Hostel.
- See my complete guide to Seminyak here
Kuta is a pretty party orientated town. The energy centres around the Sky Garden which is a multi story club serving all-you-can-eat BBQs on the rooftop. I’m sure there are many that this would suit, but considering I had travelled from the other side of the world, I was looking for the magical, laid back island beachy vibes. Rumour has it that Kuta is the ‘Magaluf’ equivalent for Australians. Cheap flights, lots of booze and a nice climate. Don’t say I didn’t warn you!
Nusa Dua is an area of Bali with luxury 5* resorts that back onto the white sandy beach. The hotels and restaurants are all at Western prices – even the water activities are on the pricey side.
When staying in Nusa Dua, the best sunset is viewed at Jimbaran Beach where the sun sets into the sea (it doesn’t at Nusa as the coast is facing East). Jimbaran is worth a visit in itself. It’s known as the place to get your dose of fresh fish on the island. Kick back in one of the beach front restaurants here for sunset dins.
Here are my 22 top tips for travelling in Southeast Asia.
I haven’t actually explored much of the East, but no doubt at some point I will return to Bali. When I do, a road-trip up the east coast is at the top of my list. There are some gorgeous temples located up the coast alongside rice paddies spilling over countryside left, right and centre. Go and check them out for me and let me know what’s good.
The first time I ever visited Bali we met a local in Kuta and persuaded him to take us to see some of Bali’s finest offerings. He took us to the very north of Bali, to Lovina. Here we ate at a local warung before waking up at 4am and heading out to watch the dolphins at sunrise. It was magic.
Check out: Banjar hotsprings, Banyumala waterfall, Bedugul, Banjar, and Sekumpul waterfalls.
I recently returned to the north to experience Spa Village Tembok (see my review here) which was just so relaxed. The North is completely untouched when compared to the rest of the island so if you’re looking for a more peaceful secluded experience… this could be a good stop off for you.
If you’re looking for wellness things to do in Bali, check out this blog post.
Basic itineraries for Bali…
A 1 week bali itinerary:.
- Spend three days in Ubud (take one morning to hike Mt. Batur at sunrise , followed by the hot springs)
- Head to Sanur , hire a moped and float around the east coast for a couple of days. Check out the dolphins in Lovina!
- Get a boat over to the Nusa archipelago and kick back and relax in paradise for two or three days.
A 2 week Bali itinerary:
- Spend four days in Ubud (take one morning to hike Mt. Batur at sunrise , followed by the hot springs)
- Take a day trip to Uluwatu or Canggu and learn how to surf!
- Head to Sanur , hire a moped and float around the east and north coast for a couple of days. Check out the dolphins in Lovina!
- Get a boat over to the Nusa archipelago and kick back and relax in paradise for three days.
- Spend your last few days on Lombok.
Here are my top tips for planning and researching your next adventure.
Extending your trip beyond Bali..
Think about visiting…
- The Komodo Islands
- Nusa Lembongan. Check out my guide here and my experience diving with Manta Rays here .
Here are my top tips for staying safe during solo travel.
My top tips and travel hacks for Bali…
There are certainly some things worth knowing before heading out on your adventure to this Indonesian paradise. For example: Bali Belly. Bali belly is an unpleasant reaction a lot of international guests have to the local water here on the island. You’re advised not to drink from the taps, but it can happen by accident (e.g. if it’s used in cooking or as ice). Then you can get a bad tummy. I’ve had it twice. Not fun.
There are many top tips I have to share with you for your adventure in Bali…
1. ‘If you do take taxis, take Bluebird taxis (they’re a light blue colour with a blue bird on the roof). They are the safest and will always run the meter.’
Courtney from courtingthecoast.com
2. ‘Download go jek, which is like an Indonesian Uber type app. You can book cars, motorbike taxis and also it’ll tell you the approximate cost from place to place. That way you know roughly how much alternative taxis should be charging. It’s a useful tool to ensure you aren’t getting ripped off.’
3. ‘ Attend a Balinese ceremony at an ashram or a retreat . It was the most magical experience I had. There are many different ones of course. At the one I attended we had a Guru (whose speech just blew me away) and musicians. We danced and sang and it was just incredible.’
Eliza from elitravelbug.com
4. ‘Bring red cordial and drink a glass a day. My parents swear by this to help prevent Bali Belly.’
Courtney from courtingthecoast.com
See my top tips and travel hacks for your adventure in Bali here.
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Bali Travel Guide
Bali Indonesia is travel heaven for luxury seekers and budget backpackers alike. There's something for everyone here.
Adventure lovers in Bali will have easy access to waterfalls , jungles, cliffs, volcanoes, and more. Or, if you're the more laid back type, Bali has beaches , temples , and rice terraces for you, along with an endless supply of good restaurants and massages.
If any of that sounds nice, then you will fall in love with Bali and its people. Read through this complete Bali travel guide for more info on what to expect!
Quick Facts
Indonesian, Balinese & English
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)
Ngurah Rai International (DPS)
Visa free access or VOA for 160+ countries
Tropical; warm & humid year round. Dry season is April - Nov
Power Plugs
Grab , Go-Jek
Where Is Bali?
First things first -- where is Bali on the world map?
Bali is a small island located in the country of Indonesia (in Southeast Asia). Indonesia is made up of more than 17,000 islands, and it's surrounded by Malaysia , the Philippines , Papua New Guinea, and Australia.
Bali is a fairly small island, located just to the right of Java , the 5th largest island in Indonesia. These two islands—Bali and Java—were connected by land in centuries past.
Location of Bali in Indonesia (© Wikimedia)
Bali island has a modern and efficient airport nowadays. In fact, it's one of my favorite airports in Southeast Asia! Based on customer satisfaction levels, the Bali airport was even rated the world's third best by Airport Council International in 2016.
The Denpasar International Airport (code: DPS) is also known as Ngurah Rai International Airport. It served more than 24 million passengers in 2019, but everything is operated quite smoothly so you'd never know the airport is that busy!
There are direct flights to Bali from Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Australia, and other places around the world.
Unfortunately, there are still no direct flights from the United States to Bali, but American travelers can transit through places like Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Taipei, or Tokyo first, and then hop on a connecting flight to Bali.
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Bali is a tropical island, so the weather is hot and humid year round.
It has a rainy season that runs from November to April, and a dry season that runs from April to November. It’s still very possible to visit Bali in the rainy season, but give yourself some buffer days in case of bad weather.
The best time to visit Bali depends on what you’re looking for. The nicest weather is during the dry season, when it's generally sunny and windy.
However, Bali is less crowded during the wet season, and the rain is mostly in the evenings or at night, so it's usually not too disruptive anyway.
The famous Tegalalang Rice Terraces in Ubud, Bali
Is Bali Safe?
Bali is a very safe place to travel. Violent crime is rare, and murders are almost unheard of. Drive-by phone snatchings do happen from time to time, so just remember to put away your phone when you’re by a busy road with passing motorbikes.
The biggest safety risks in Bali and Indonesia are probably motorbike accidents and natural threats. I’d stay away from motorbikes here unless you’re an experienced driver in Southeast Asia.
There are several types of venomous snakes in Bali , but they're not common to see in the tourist areas, even if you go hiking. If you see a snake, treat it with caution!
Bali was visited by more than 6 million people in 2019, making it the most popular tourist destination in Indonesia by a long shot (although there are lots of other great islands and places to visit in Indonesia ).
The Balinese locals are known for their warmth, and they’re very friendly and welcoming to foreigners.
The Ulun Danu Bratan Temple on a lake is one of Bali's most iconic landmarks.
It's really easy to travel Bali on a budget, with hostels available from 75k Rupiah ($5 USD) and private hotels from 150k . Meals are also cheap, costing as little as 15k to 75k Rupiah ($1 to $5 USD) in some 'warungs' (little family owned restaurants).
Transportation in Bali is generally by motorbike or car, and these can be rented, but hiring a private driver is also cheap, safe, and convenient.
I'd also recommend downloading the transportation apps Grab and Go-Jek ; these are great for short taxi rides and getting around in town. You can even order food with the apps and have it delivered to your hotel.
The locals in Bali speak mainly the Indonesian and Balinese languages, although many of them are also fluent in English.
You definitely don’t need to learn Indonesian to visit Bali, although it’s polite and fun to learn at least a little bit of Bahasa.
Things To Do In Bali
There’s something in Bali for every kind of traveler.
Adventure lovers will have access to all kinds of hikes and scenery, with waterfalls , jungles, cliffs, volcanoes , and more. You can do rafting, ATVs, jet skiing, hot air balloons, and scenic helicopter flights.
Or, if you’re the more laid back type, Bali has beaches , clubs, markets, temples , and rice terraces for you, along with an endless supply of good restaurants and massages. The local food is amazing, and you can also find lots of western food as well.
Wildlife can be seen at places like the Ubud Monkey Forest , the Mason Elephant Park , Bali Zoo , Bali Bird Park, Bali Butterfly Park , Bali Sea Turtle Society , and West Bali National Park. You can also go snorkeling or scuba diving and see all kinds of colorful fish and coral.
You can find a wide variety of nice handmade crafts in Bali like wood carvings, paintings, and rattan bags, and Bali is also known for coffee beans, spices, oils, lace, ceramics, and silverworks.
See the sections below for more ideas of what to do in Bali.
Waterfalls In Bali
Bali has dozens of nice waterfalls to see in every corner of the island, and many of them are easy to reach from popular areas like Ubud.
Some of the best waterfall hikes in Bali are well known tourist spots, while others are hidden gems with no people. North Bali has many of the biggest waterfalls on the island.
The most famous waterfall in Bali is Tegenungan Waterfall , but it's not really the greatest. Two of our favorites are Sekumpul Waterfall and Banyumala Waterfall.
Read More: Bali Waterfalls Guide
Bali has dozens of nice waterfalls to see
Bali Beaches
In spite of what some people might say, Bali does have great beaches, but the very best beaches in Bali aren’t exactly obvious to the tourist crowds.
The really amazing ones are waiting in remote corners of the island, or hiding at the bottom of rocky cliffs, so you have to track them down and find them with some effort, but that’s all part of the fun.
The majority of Bali’s most spectacular beaches are in the Uluwatu area (far south coast) or on Nusa Penida , a small island that’s considered part of Bali and can be reached pretty easily on your own or even on a day trip .
Read More: Bali Beach Guide
There are some beautiful beaches in Bali , especially in Uluwatu and Nusa Penida .
Bali Temples
In contrast to most of Indonesia, which is generally Muslim, Bali is a Hindu-majority island.
There are dozens of old Hindu temples to explore in Bali, and most of them are open to tourists as long as you're respectful.
The architecture and history behind some of these is pretty neat, so it’s a good idea to see at least a couple of them on your trip to Bali.
In my opinion, the most interesting temples are in Ubud and the surrounding area.
Read More: Bali Temple Guide
Nusa Penida Island
The beautiful, exotic island of Nusa Penida lies just 25 kilometers from Bali.
This is a much smaller island than Bali, but it has some of the most amazing scenery in the entire Bali province (which it’s part of).
The island can be visited on a day trip from Bali (same day return), but I think it’s better to stay and spend at least a few days sightseeing. There are so many good photo spots, hikes, and other things to do in Nusa Penida!
Read More: Nusa Penida Island
The T-Rex shaped Kelingking Cliff in Nusa Penida is one of the most famous views anywhere in Bali.
Areas Of Bali
Tourism in Bali is divided into a handful of main areas, each with their own vibe and personality:
• Kuta. The center of noisy mass tourism and overdevelopment. You won't find peace and quiet here, but it's a popular place for shopping and nightlife. • Canggu. The popular new hangout for young people and digital nomads. Canggu is known for surfing and all kinds of hip cafes and beach bars. • Seminyak. One of the most expensive areas of Bali. It's a west-facing beach area with nice sunsets, luxury hotels, villas, and spas, as well as high-end shopping and restaurants. • Ubud . The main cultural center and heart of the island. Ubud is full of interesting markets, palaces, jungles, and temples to see, and of course lots of great cafes, restaurants and comfy luxury hotels. • Sanur . A more laidback beachside town, which is known for being one of the most quiet and family friendly areas of Bali. Great sunrises. • Uluwatu . A scenic, hilly area in the southwest corner of Bali’s Bukit Peninsula. It’s named for a famous temple perched on the cliffs. This area is known for its blue waves, white sand beaches, impressive sea cliffs, quality surfing, and fancy beach clubs. • Nusa Dua. A family friendly resort area in the far southeast corner of Bali. This area is known for fancy hotels and nice white sand beaches.
Destinations
Pick an area of Bali to start exploring!
Central Bali
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Some top hotel picks in Bali Indonesia
Bali is known for its hotel industry, with lots of comfy accommodation to fit every budget, from backpackers to luxury travelers.
Most tourists stay in the Kuta area for nightlife and shopping, Ubud for cultural sights and rice terraces, Canggu for hip cafes, and Uluwatu for beaches and surfing, while the Sanur area is known for being quiet and family friendly.
Here are some hotel recommendations for your first trip to Bali:
The Kayon Resort (Ubud)
Adiwana unagi suites (ubud), umah dajane guesthouse (ubud), tempekan hotel (uluwatu), green escape eco resort (uluwatu), villa santai (uluwatu).
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13 Best Things To Do in Bali in 2022 — Hidden Gems, Must-visits and New Experiences
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It’s been a while since we travelled to Bali (no thanks to Covid). So, if you’ve forgotten what there’s to do there, we’ve rounded up the 13 best things to do in Bali in 2022 — this guide includes everything from the best outdoor spots, to lesser-known beach clubs as well as thrilling experiences to check off your bucket list.
Read more: 5D Bali Itinerary: The Best of Bali For The Adventurous — Ubud, Seminyak, Nusa Dua
Click to jump to specific sections: Outdoors | Thrilling Activities | Cultural Sites | Lesson-known Beach Clubs
Best of Bali’s Outdoors
1) chase waterfalls.
Photo credit: @jackson.groves via Instagram
Aling Aling waterfall is a powerful 35m twin fall located in the north of Bali. It looks mesmerising in photos but the sheer force of it isn’t great for swimming.
The hidden gem here is in fact the three other waterfalls within the area — it’s like walking into Bali’s natural waterpark as you jump off cliffs and ride down rock slides.
Photo credit: @alingalingwaterfall_cliffjump via Instagram
Start off easy with Kroya Waterfall. The 5m leap is a great warm-up for beginners, before hitting the slide on the other side of the falls. The natural slide is 10m long and almost vertical so do expect to plunge in with a lot of speed.
Photo credit: @explorebali_waterfalls via Instagram
Kembar Waterfall is where you’ll find a 10m double fall jump. These falls are a little rockier, so you’ll need to jump out further to land safely.
Saving the most epic for the last, end off with a 15m finale jump down Pucuk Waterfall!
If you’re new to cliff-jumping or are unfamiliar with the area, opt for a guided waterfall tour which comes with a guide to show you the ropes!
Aling-Aling Waterfall Tour Cost: From S$10.70/pax (entrance fee & life jacket included) Meeting point: Jl. Raya Desa Sambangan, Sambangan, Kec. Sukasada, Kabupaten Buleleng, Bali 81161
2) Hike Up An Active Volcano
Photo credit: @mountbatursunrisetrekk via Instagram
There are many experiences in Bali worth waking before dawn for but one of the most quintessential experiences is this — catching the sunrise from the top of Mount Batur.
At 1,717m, it’s a fairly straightforward two-hour ascent. However, it’s highly recommended to hire a local guide if you’re starting the hike before sunrise as it will be pitch dark with segments of steep, loose grounds.
The tour also offers hotel pick-up and drop-off, as well as boiled eggs with Indomie to accompany the epic sunrise view!
Cost: From S$39.60/pax Tour timing: 2AM – 12:30PM Pick up: Anywhere in Ubud, Sanur, Canggu, Kuta, Seminyak and Kintamani area
3) Alas Harum
Alas Harum is perhaps one of the most photogenic playgrounds.
Take on the iconic Bali Swing (Rp176,250), cycle in the air on the Sky Bike (Rp235,000), or take a dip in the infinity pool — all with Ubud’s impressive rice terraces as a backdrop.
Cost: S$23.70 inclusive of Extreme Swing Opening hours: 9AM – 7PM Address: Jl. Raya Tegallalang, Tegallalang, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561
4) Nusa Penida
Nusa Penida is an island just an hour away from Bali via speedboat (S$7/one-way), popular with the divers because of its insane water visibility surrounding the island.
The offshore island is also known for its many photo-worthy locations like Broken Beach, Angel’s Billabong and Kelingking Beach.
When you’re done exploring, pick up your snorkelling gear and head to Crystal Bay, Manta Bay, or Gamat Bay to meet its marine residences.
Entrance fee: Rp25,000 (~S$2.30) Ferry timings: Varies Take ferry from: Sanur Ferry Terminal, Jl. Hang Tuah No. 27, Sanur, Kota Denpasar, Bali 80227
*Pro-tip: Hit these spots with a full-day tour which includes hotel pickup/drop-off, two-way speedboat ride, and snorkelling equipment.
Best of Bali’s Thrilling Activities
5) atv ride in ubud.
Photo credit: Traveloka
If you have a need for speed, an ATV adventure is one of the best ways to explore Ubud’s natural landscapes. Be prepared to ride through diverse terrains from rice fields to forests and even rivers!
Cost: From S$25/pax Opening hours: 9AM – 5PM Address: Jl. Raya Singapadu No.10, Singapadu Kaler, Kec. Sukawati, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571
6) White Water Raft at Ayung River
Ayung River is Bali’s longest creek at 68.5km long! 😱 That makes it perfect for a thrilling white water rafting adventure.
The entire run takes two hours and brings you through gorges, rainforests and up even close to waterfalls.
Cost: From S$31.50/ pair Address: Jl. Raya Kedewatan, Kedewatan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571
7) Paraglide Over Timbis Beach
Photo credit: @baliparaglidingtandemtours via Instagram
The 500m stretch of golden sand at Timbis Beach is perhaps best seen from high up. Jump off the cliff on a paraglide to soak in the panoramic views. While you’re up there, try to spot hidden temples and limestone cliffs too!
Cost: From S$64.70 (inclusive of photos and videos) Timing: 12PM – 6PM Address: Kutuh, Kec. Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali
8) Unwind at Waterbom Bali Waterpark
Beat the heat and spend a day tackling Waterbom Bali Waterpark’s fast and furious water slides!
There are 16 exciting rides, of which are the Twin Racers — Asia’s best mat racing slide, as well as Smash Down 2.0, a vertical plunge down a trapdoor 26m high. 😱
Entrance fee: From S$32.20/pax Opening hours: 9AM – 6PM Address: Jalan Kartika Plaza, Kuta, Bali 80361
Read more: 10 Best Adventurous Things To Do In Bali Other Than Chilling
Best of Bali’s Cultural Sites
9) tanah lot temple.
Found on a “floating” offshore rock, Tanah Lot Temple was built to worship the sea god Bhatara Segara. What’s interesting is that the only way to enter the temple is during low tide when the path is clear.
But the best viewing point here is actually the cliff terrace where you can get an aerial view of the temple.
Entrance fee: Rp60,000 (~S$5.60) Opening hours: 7AM – 7PM Address: Beraban, Kediri, Tabanan Regency, Bali 82121
*Pro-tip: The Tanah Lot may be a little far out — book this sunset tour which includes hotel pick-up and drop off, along with a knowledgable guide that will dive into the history of this temple.
10) Ulun Danu Beratan Temple
If you find the Ulun Danu Beratan Temple familiar, it might be because you’ve seen it on the Rp50,000 dollar bill! Despite that, it’s worth making the trip down to Lake Beratan to enjoy this scenic temple surrounded by Bali’s mountains, best seen at sunrise before 6AM.
Entrance fee: Rp50,000 (~S$4.60) Opening hours: 7AM – 7PM Address: Danau Beratan, Candikuning, Baturiti, Tabanan Regency, Bali 82191
11) Uluwatu Temple
Uluwatu Temple is a 1,000-year-old temple perched on a seaside cliff at the southernmost point of Bali.
Located 70m above sea level, the ocean views are spectacular and it’s also coined the best sunset spot in Bali! As night falls, stay on to watch the Kecak performance — a famous local traditional dance (Rp150,000).
Entrance fee: From Rp30,000 (~S$2.80) Opening hours: 7AM – 7PM Address: Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia
*Pro-tip: Book a sunset tour with everything included — hotel pick-up/drop-off, entrance fee and tickets to the Kecak performance.
Best of Bali’s Lesser-known Beach Clubs
Beach clubs like Potato Head or Finn’s are highly popular, for good reason. But if you’re looking for something just as luxurious — minus the bustling crowd — check these out further south.
12) TT Beach Club
TT Beach Club is Bali’s latest addition in November 2021.
Photo credit: TT Beach Club
Sink into a comfortable daybed or sofa overlooking Melasti Beach. Or, take a dip in the glass infinity pool and enjoy a cocktail on your floating table.
Elevate your experience with a scenic helicopter tour by flying over cliffs and visiting iconic sites like the Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue and Uluwatu Temple.
Cost: Min. spend Rp350,000 (~S$32.40) Opening hours: 11AM – 9PM Address: Melasti Beach, Jl. Melasti Ungasan, Badung, Bali 80361
13) Sundays Beach Club
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On the other end of Melasti Beach is Sundays Beach Club . This low-key spot sits at the bottom of a cliff and requires a short cable car ride to get to.
Lounge by the waters or take up complimentary watersports like stand-up paddling, kayaking and snorkelling 🐠
As the sun goes down, gather around the nightly bonfires — with beanbags to chill on and free-for-all marshmallows!
Cost: Rp450,000 (~S$41.70), incl. entrance fee and Rp300,000 F&B credits Opening hours: 10AM – 8PM Address: Jl. Pantai Sel. Gau Banjar Wijaya Kusuma, Ungasan, Kec. Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80362
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Bali is hailed as the island of the gods. With its varied landscape, lush vegetation, deeply spiritual culture it sure is a strong contender for the title of – “ paradise on Earth ”. It has plenty of fun activities to engage in as well – surfing, snorkelling, diving, late-night parties. There is truly something to suit everyone’s taste here. It is not hard to see why people book Bali packages as it is an award-winning travel destination. However, with so much on offer it can get overwhelming for a visitor to decide on where should their limited time be invested. So, we have mentioned in the list below the 10 best things to do in Bali in 2022:
- Visit Pura Tanah
- Spend a day at Ubud Monkey Forest
- Shopping at Seminyak
- Hiking at mount Batur
- Day trip to Nusa Dua Beach
- Visit to Uluwatu temple
- Visit the Sidemen valley
- Visit the Sekumpul waterfall
- Visit Padang Bai
- Visit Blanco Renissance museum
Visit Pura Tanah:
Bali is a world-renowned spiritual retreat. Pura Tanah is one of the best places around in Bali to see why that is so. “ Pura Tanah ” translates to – “ Pura temple ” in the local language of Balinese. It is a magnificent Hindu temple dating back to the 16th century. This religious hub is both spiritual and divine. One can stroll down the trails here to experience bliss unlike any other and even engage in meditation and yoga. A trip to the temple is not only guaranteed to amaze you with its serene ambiance but also with its spectacular architecture.
Spend a day at Ubud Monkey Forest:
The Ubud Monkey Forest is the place to go for nature enthusiasts. Constructed as early as the 14th century, the temple here predates the time when Indonesia was even a country. The forest is unique in the sense that it provides a safe environment for the animals and visitors to interact. The monkey’s antics are sure to keep you amused for hours on a stretch. Notable, the forest also serves as the natural habitat of the Balinese Long-tailed monkey. One can enjoy peaceful walks surrounded by greenery while on their Bali Indonesia package and have an amazing time.
Shopping at Seminyak:
One cannot go to Bali without engaging in the shopping scene. Seminyak square is the perfect destination to do so. This shopping hub is located in the Badung regency. It is home to a series of fashion boutiques and shops catering to all the needs that a traveller can possibly have. It is most famous for the fashion looks which are as bold as they are modern. Of course, being Bali, the swimwear options available here are particularly eye-catching. This is also the perfect market to window shop for souvenirs to take back home. Another added advantage of shopping here is that one gets to see the local culture up close.
Hiking at Mount Batur:
Mount Batur is one place that you shouldn’t miss out on your trip to Bali. Located in the Kintamani district of Bali’s central highland it stands at a whopping 1700 metres tall. It is easily accessible from Ubud via an hour-long drive. This is the place if you are an outdoorsman or adventure enthusiast. Mount Batur is famous among the hiking circles, and the 3-hour long hike is sure to challenge even the most seasoned hiker. The trek is well worth the effort even if you are a novice as the views from the top are unrivalled. Book an early morning trip to savour the beauty of the sunrise over fog-capped peaks around you. This also serves as an ideal picnic location.
Day trip to Nusa Dua Beach:
Nusa Dua is located in the Southern peninsula of Bali. The biggest upsides of visiting Nusa Dua Beach are the privacy and the savings. It provides an ideal getaway from the rush and liveliness of the more urban regions. In addition, one can enjoy the turquoise waters and white sand beaches here. Lastly, you can take up a relaxing session at one of the several spas to destress even further.
Visit to Uluwatu temple:
The second temple on our list offers some rather unique propositions. Located at 25 kilometres from Kuta, this temple is built on a sheer cliff and offers amazing panoramic views of the seas. It is recommended that you schedule your trip here so that you don’t miss out on the – “ sunset Kecak dance ”. One can also enjoy hiking on the surrounding trails nearby in addition to taking in the beauty of the sunsets every evening. A visit to this beautiful temple should not be missed out on. This makes it one of the best things to do in Bali in 2022.
Visit the Sidemen valley:
The Sidemen valley is 90 min drive from the town of Ubud. Why does it feature in this list, you ask? Because it offers an unrivalled touch with nature. The Sidemen valley essentially is a village that is often shrouded by mist against a backdrop of the Agung mountain. The biggest attraction here undoubtedly has to be the rice fields which are a source of livelihood to the villagers settled here. A visit to this quaint part of Bali offers visitors a rare glimpse into the lives of the locals. There are plenty of charming accommodations to choose from like AirBnBs and Villas. One can come here for a nature retreat and engage in several outdoor activities. Experiences like yoga sessions, river rafting hiking etcetera are just some of the options available here. With nature available on-demand, this is one of the best things to do in Bali in 2022.
Visit the Sekumpul waterfall:
The Sekumpul waterfall is located in the Singraja region of Bali. It comprises a whopping 7 waterfalls which come together to create one beautiful cascade. It is widely regarded among visitors as one of the most beautiful sights to behold in all of Bali. One can also enjoy being near the wildlife here. This makes it a great spot for photography enthusiasts. Other outdoor activities that one can engage in here include swimming, hiking, camping, and so on. This is definitely one of the best things to do in Bali in 2022.
Visit Padang Bai:
This quaint town is located near Candidasa. Functionally speaking, it serves as a ferry port to Lembar but it has some of the best temples in all of Bali. The biggest attraction here has to the sea life which is teaming with all kinds of reefs and exotic species of fish. Hence, it is recommended that you strap on your swimsuits while you are here and go for a dive or two. We promise you that the waters here are sure to surprise you with their octopi and sea horses among other creatures.
Visit Blanco Renissance museum:
The museum was initially built to only serve as Antonio Blanco’s studio. However, with the advent of modern times, it has become home to not only all of the works collected by him but others as well. In today’s day and age, it also houses the artworks which were collected post his passing too. The museum architecture has both Spanish and Balinese influences. Among its several interesting and noteworthy pieces are items from Balinese faith. It offers tourists a great opportunity to learn about the art scene at Bali.
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Ubud is the top famous destination in Bali. When it comes to Bali, people think that there is only the sea, but really, Bali has everything: forests, mountains, sea, magnificent Hindus temples… To me, Ubud is so beautiful, it is not natural that tourists like to come to Ubud so much. Ubud – Peaceful but not boring. So, is Ubud worth visiting, what to do in Ubud, how to go to Ubud and how to plan a perfect budget trip to Ubud Bali for the first-time? Let’s check out our Ubud travel blog (Ubud Bali travel blog, Ubud Bali blog, Ubud blog) with the fullest Ubud travel guide (Ubud guide, Ubud Bali guide, Ubud Bali travel guide, guide to Ubud Bali) from how to get to Ubud, best time to come, where to stay, best places to visit, what to eat and top things to do in Ubud to find out the answer!
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Ubud is beautiful with the gentle, peaceful life, Ubud is lovely with the friendliness of its people, Ubud is beautiful in its fresh atmosphere, beautiful in its cool year-round temperature, beautiful by its ancient architecture. In short, it’s fine for me to live in Ubud forever (but I’ll miss Vietnamese food).
The only minus point of Ubud is the food. Ubud cuisine is similar to Bali. It is not too diverse, if not a bit boring :D.
Ubud blog: When to come?
To know good time to come to Bali in general and Ubud in particular, I had a detailed post, you can see View .
Ubud travel guide: How to get to Ubud?
Ubud is about 1~1 hour 30 minutes drive from Bali airport (Ngurah Rai International Airport) about 35~40km. To getting to Ubud, you usually go by Taxi or Grab, Gojek, transfer services or a private car. I don’t recommend going by taxi because it’s often a rip off, overcharging and the price is also expensive.
Online taxi is the number 1 choice, the cheapest but also the most difficult to call because if you pay attention, you will see a lot of signs banning online taxis. If you stand at a traditional taxi parking and catch an online taxi, they will not dare to park to pick you up, they are afraid of being… punched. It’s a truth, I’m not kidding.
I heard the online driver say that. It seems to be really scary because when I begged for a long time, he dared to come in to pick me up, not forgetting to instruct “whoever asks, say I’m a private driver, the hotel car comes to pick me up”. When he came to pick me up, a traditional taxi driver asked the driver, looked at him, his face turned pale, and his body trembled, really poor. At that time, I thought, if my driver was beaten, I would jump out to protect him, so I was always ready to fight =))))).
But fortunately the people here are not as weird as ours, so my online driver said for a while, the traditional taxi driver also believed and let it go. Back to commuting, I recommend finding a private driver.
Before going just talk to the driver via his Facebook or Whatsapp about the destination, price, pick up time is ok. I went from the airport to Ubud, the driver took 250,000 IDR (first he asked 350,000). It is important to always bargain, take the price at Grab as a standard.
This is my driver contact – he’s quite good, but sometimes he likes to shoot the breeze too much =)))
I Made Rudi Awan: https://www.facebook.com/imade.rudiawan
In addition, I want to suggest you a very good transfer service from Klook. It’s also a private transfer service, you will be picked up right at the airport, no need to go to outside, the price is also quite pleasant. You can refer to here .
You also need a SIM card or portable WiFi device , it’s easily to buy right at the airport or at home before you go.
Ubud travel blog: Where to stay in Ubud?
Ubud has many good, beautiful and cheap places to stay. If you have a good budget, you can find houses in the forest (very nice for virtual living, taking pictures).
If you want to stay cheap, just stay around the center of Ubud for convenience. Also, many people suggest Tegallalang Rice Terrace, but I find it quite far from central Ubud.
The hotel I stayed Dewangga Ubud ( Agoda.com or Booking.com ). The price is quite affordable, not too far from the center, about 5 minutes walk to the Ubud central market, the room is nothing special, not too clean but not too dirty, the owner is friendly.
Below we recommend more best budget, mid-range and upscale hotels with good ratings and reviews you can refer to.
- The Sankara Resort Ubud by Pramana ( Agoda.com or Booking.com )
- Kaamala Resort Ubud ( Agoda.com or Booking.com )
- The Udaya Resorts & Spa ( Agoda.com or Booking.com )
- Adiwana Suweta ( Agoda.com or Booking.com )
- Adiwana Unagi Suites ( Agoda.com or Booking.com )
- The Kayon Resort ( Agoda.com or Booking.com )
- Adiwana Bisma Ubud ( Agoda.com or Booking.com )
Check out more top and best hotels in Ubud on Agoda.com or Booking.com .
Ubud Bali blog: Dining in Ubud
Like some previous articles, I just summarize a few notes. Food in Ubud is also cheap, it is a bit more expensive than other places. If you want to eat cheap, just go to some restaurants named Warung to come and eat.
On average, a meal is about 25,000~30,000 IDR/person, adding drink is about 50,000 IDR. The downside is that the food doesn’t have many options, mainly chicken dishes, it will get bored very quickly.
Option 2 is to eat at restaurants – the food is diverse, a little cleaner, but the price is also quite high because it’s mainly focus on tourist. On average, 2~3 times more than Warung, so if you’re poor like me, you’ll only eat in occasionally, otherwise you’ll just eat instant noodles at the end of the trip :)))
In addition, I heard the driver Awan say that Bali has very famous specialty called Babi Guling (roasted suckling pig), and Ubud is the place where the best and most expensive Babi Guling. But unfortunately, I didn’t know soon so I didn’t try to try it. Listening to Awan say, the price is about 80,000~90,000 IDR/serving.
Ubud guide: Where to go, what to do in Ubud and things to do in Ubud
I will list here some must-go places and things to do in Ubud.
Near the center of Ubud
Sacred monkey forest sanctuary.
Address: Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia Hours: 9AM–5PM Ticket price: 70,000 IDR
Monkey forest in Ubud is very famous. Right next to the center of Ubud is a forest, a temple of monkeys. Forests and trees are also typical in Bali, so many trees that make you always feel cool. Exploring the monkey forest is an experience not to be missed in Ubud, but you must be especially careful with the Monkeys, they can stealing things, glasses,…
The day I went, there was a monkey who tried to steal my wife’s belongings and failed because I prevented it, he bared his teeth and turned to chase me, demanding to bite.
In Vietnam, I don’t mind giving it a shot, monkey :)). From the monkey forest walking down, there is a waterfall, a beautiful bridge like in a fairy tale.
Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave)
Address: Bedulu, Blahbatuh, Gianyar Regency, Bali, Indonesia Hours: Open 24 hours Ticket price: 50,000 IDR
Because it’s famous in Ubud, I just came to tell you, it’s nothing. In addition to the surrounding scenery, there is a small cave inside with 3 altars (probably worshiping the elephant god).
In general, the tickets are not cheap, but the visit is not very impressive :)). You note that most of the temple tickets include free Sarong, so anyone who invites to rent, you should ignore.
Tegenungan and Kanto Lampo Waterfall
Ticket price: 20,000 IDR
Tegenungan Waterfall (Address: Jl. Ir. Sutami, Kemenuh, Kec. Sukawati, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80581, Indonesia/Hours: 6:30AM–6:30PM) is not the most beautiful waterfall, but it is the most attractive destination, probably because it is quite spectacular and easy to reach. Tegenungan Waterfall is right near Ubud, about 20~30 minutes by car (10km). However, a common thing of visiting the waterfall is that you should not come in the rainy season because if there is a flash flood, it is very dangerous. Tegenungan waterfall is very beautiful, the water flow is very strong, standing 15m away is also wet by steam :)).
To reach the waterfall, you will have to climb down quite deep and it is quite tiring to climb up :)). Should wear a bathing suit, this place is also very nice spot to take pictures. There is also Kanto Lampo waterfall (Address: Jl. Kaliasem lingk.kelod kangin, Beng, Kec. Gianyar, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80513, Indonesia/Hours: 7AM–5:30PM) closer to Ubud, but few people suggest coming because it wasn’t the prettiest, I was going to go at first but lack of time so I gave up.
Campuhan Ridge Walk
Address: Kelusa, Payangan, Jl. Raya Campuhan, Sayan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia Hours: Open 24 hours Ticket price: Free
It is not correct to say far from the center, taking the Ubud market as a landmark, Campuhan Ridge Walk is about 1.5~2km away. If you can rent a bicycle, cycling here is quite enjoyable. I walked from the hotel take a long time and when I got back I was exhausted, looking for a taxi to return and swear there was no taxi. There are a few taxi stands but prices are expensive. From the taxi stand to my hotel just 1km but it demanded 120,000 IDR.
They calculate that the return distance, they have to go further (OMG, the taxi driver also calculates his way back =))). You should come in the morning for cool air, in the afternoon, after 3pm to avoid the heat, but don’t come too late because if in the dark to take pictures is not good but mosquito bites =)))).
Far away from Ubud
Tukad cepung waterfall.
Address: Central parkir waterfall tukad cepung, Jl. Tembuku, Tembuku, Kec. Tembuku, Kabupaten Bangli, Bali 80671, Indonesia Hours: 8AM–6PM Ticket price: 15,000 IDR
Cepung Waterfall is not near Ubud, but if you have time, you should go because it is very beautiful and not too crowded like Tegenungan. Cepung Waterfall is not majestic but what makes it beautiful is that it’s in a cave, so you look at the pictures to make it easier to understand hehee.
Pura Tirta Empul
Address: Jl. Tirta, Manukaya, Kec. Tampaksiring, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80552, Indonesia Hours: 8AM–6PM Ticket price: 50,000 IDR
Tirta Empul Temple is famous in Bali for its sacredness, it is said to be very sacred. People often come here to bathe in the sacred water. As in the picture people are bathing in natural water (spring water flowing from mountain, very cold).
Each faucet that comes out has a different prayer meaning (health, money, luck,…) and often people here they queue to be washed, showered at all faucets. They even bring their children to take a bath, but because of the long queue, the water was cold, so everyone was shivering and feeling sorry for them.
I say shower, but actually sprinkle water on my head, wash my face, not bathe regularly because it’s a sacred water source, so no one would pee in the pond or do anything stupid :v, there are still fish in the pond.
In addition, I came on the full moon day of the month, so people went to pray crowded, but it was empty on weekdays.
Note that the entrance fee includes free sarong (to wrap your body), but if you want to take a bath, you have to rent another sarong for 10,000 IDR, if you rent a locker, add 15,000 IDR.
Tegallalang Rice Terrace
Address: Jl. Raya Tegallalang, Tegallalang, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561, Indonesia Hours: 8AM–6PM Ticket price: 10,000 IDR
I don’t know I have to pay for a ticket but the driver take us to the parking lot and asked 10,000 IDR each person. Tegallalang Rice Terrace is a very famous terraced field in Bali. But coming here is quite unlucky because like I went in early May, the rice season has turned yellow and some of the fields have been harvested, so it doesn’t look very nice.
But to be honest, if it’s the most beautiful season, the terraced fields here still have to call the fields in the Northwest of Vietnam by “uncle”, rice terraces in Mu Cang Chai in Vietnam is ten thousand times more beautiful. In Tegallalang, there are some swing activities and take pictures in the bird’s nests.
I didn’t play, so I don’t know the price. On the way through the fields, there will be farmers who ask to donate to the box because you will pass through their field or cross their bridge.
Hotels in Tegallalang also have many beautiful hotels like movies. But for me personally, this is a destination not to be missed because… it’s famous. But the impression is not very impressive.
Zen hideaway
Address: Jalan Dewi Saraswati, Banjar Tegalkuning, Bongkasa Pertiwi, Abiansemal, Badung Regency, Bali 80352, Indonesia
If you research, look at photos of Bali, you will definitely see pictures taken in bird’s nests, swings in the woods, terraces… Zen hideaway is the most famous place for those.
I am not interested in these games, my wife has also tried swinging in Nusa Penida, the nest is everywhere in Bali so it is not really attractive and ignore this. That’s why there are no pictures here in addition some in the internet.
In addition to above things to do and where to go, you can also go to the Ubud market to buy souvenirs, take a stroll around Ubud, hang out at some bars to explore Ubud nightlife…
In summary, Ubud is a destination to stay for about 3, 4 days to feel the peace here. Rest assured that there are not many places of interest but still you will not get bored. If Ubud had a delicious cuisine like Vietnam, I’d forget the way back :))
Some best day tours, trips, activities and transfer services, tickets in, to and from Bali you can refer to
- Bali All Time Favourites Private Day Trip
- Bali Private UNESCO Heritage Sites Trip
- Nusa Penida Full Day Trip from Bali
- Bali Swing and Waterfall Full Day Tour in Ubud
- Bali Instagram Tour
- Private Ngurah Rai Airport Transfers (DPS) for Bali
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- Private Sightseeing Custom Tour for Ubud & Surroundings
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HOW TO GET TO BALI FROM THE PHILIPPINES?
HOW TO GET OUT OF BALI AIRPORT?
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WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT BALI?
How many days to spend in bali.
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INTERNET CONNECTION IN BALI
- CLICK HERE TO BUY A LOCAL 4G SIM CARD
- CLICK HERE TO RENT A WIFI DEVICE
HOW TO GET AROUND BALI?
Car rental in bali, scooter & motorbike rental in bali, grab or go-jek.
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WHERE TO EXCHANGE MONEY?
WHERE TO STAY IN BALI? (HOTELS AND RESORTS)
Grandmas Plus Hotel - Legian
- Cozy Room - ₱1,009.66 per night for 2 persons (room only)
- Cozy Room (Twin Bed) - ₱1,285.83 per night for 2 persons (breakfast included)
POP! Hotel Kuta Beach
- Pop! Room only - ₱895.68 per night for 2 persons (no breakfast)
- Pop! Room - ₱1,042.74 per night for 2 persons (breakfast included)
- Pop! Room - Signature Package - ₱1,245.37 per night for 2 persons (breakfast included)
Hardys Rofa Hotel and Spa Legian
- Superior Room - ₱1,345.64 per night for 2 persons (no breakfast)
- Deluxe Room - ₱1,437.99 per night for 2 persons (no breakfast)
- Superior Room - ₱1,517.13 per night for 2 persons (with breakfast)
- Deluxe Room - ₱1,583.10 per night for 2 persons (with breakfast)
Tebesaya Cottage
Other top-rated and popular hotels and resorts in bali, kuta seaview boutique resort, atanaya kuta bali, the ritz carlton bali, the vira bali boutique hotel and suite, amnaya resort kuta, bintang bali resort, the alea hotel seminyak, fashion hotel legian, hotel horison seminyak bali, things to do and tourist spots in bali.
Chill at the Colorful La Plancha in Bali
Visit Garuda Wisnu Kencana
Chill or Surf at the Padang Padang Beach
Climb the edge of the cliff at Uluwatu Temple
Watch the Kecak Fire Dance at Uluwatu Temple
Visit Tanah Lot Temple
Enjoy Surfing in Bali
- Surfing Lesson at Kuta Beach by 27 Surf Bali
- Surfing Lesson at Legian Beach
- Surfing Lesson in Kuta Bali by S Surf School
- Surfing Lesson in Bali by Odysseys Surf School
- Surfing Lesson in Seminyak Bali by Nuna Surfing School
- Surfing Experience in Kuta Beach Bali by AAA Surf
- Surfing Experiences in South Bali by Rip Curl School of Surf
Dinner and sunset watching at Jimbaran Beach
- Jimbaran Seafood Dining and Sunset Experience
- Seafood Dinner in Jimbaran Bali
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Watch the iconic Barong and Kris Dance in Bali
Try Bali’s local food
Here are some options:.
- Bebek Bengil in Bali
- Tipsy Tea at Azul Beach Club
- Bale Udang Mang Engking in Kuta and Ubud
- TADD'S Restaurant at Montigo Resorts Seminyak
Join a Cooking Class
Here are some cooking classes that you could join:.
- Cooking Class in Ubud
- Goya Boutique Resort Cooking Class Experience in Ubud
Explore Bali Batuan Temple
Visit Tirta Empul Temple
Want to learn balinese purification culture at tirta empul holy water temple join this tour.
Explore Tegallalang Rice Terraces
Visit the captivating Ubud Royal Palace
Be Amazed by the monkeys at the Ubud Monkey Forest
Visit Goa Gajah
Get mesmerized at Tegenungan Waterfall
Ride the swing and have a taste of local coffee at Jambe Asri Agrotourism
Have a Balinese Massage
Relax and Party at Finns Beach Club in Bali
OTHER ATTRACTIONS, THINGS TO DO AND TOURS IN BALI
Nusa Penida Full Day Tour from Bali
- Explore the gorgeous Nusa Penida island with round trip transfers from Bali!
- Take picture in the Insta-famous spots of Kelingking Beach (T-Rex Cliff) and Angel Billabong in the West side of the island
- Enjoy the beauty of Diamond Beach and Tembeling Beach in the East and South side of the island
- You can choose to explore the beautiful marine life by snorkeling in Crystal Bay, Manta Bay, or Gamat Bay
Bali Instagram Tour
- Join the Bali Instagram Tour with a visit to the famous Lempuyang Temple "Gate of Heaven" and many more!
- Travel to North side of Bali and visit Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, and continue to photospot Handara Gate.
- Explore East side of Bali to explore the iconic Tirta Gangga water palace and Virgin Beach.
- Extend your trip to Nusa Penida if you choose the 2-days private tour (available for English-speaking guide package only)
- Round trip hotel transfers with friendly driver are also included so no need to worry about a stressful commute around Bali!
Bali's Greatest Hits
- See Bali's local craft industries in action, everything from art to jewelry to woodwork
- Take a seat at a traditional Balinese Barong and Kris performance
- Tuck into a local lunch with views over sparklingly clear waters to Batur Volcano
- Be cleansed with a temple's holy waters and see royal tombs
- Choose the Private Tour and you can tailor the itinerary to fit in additional gallery stops if you wish
- Enjoy air conditioned transport with hotel pick up, accompanied by your friendly private guide
Ayung White Water Rafting with Red Paddles
- Cool off from Bali's heat by going whitewater rafting, Bali's top adventure, at Ayung River
- See the lush rainforest, stunning waterfalls, and breathtaking gorges in the surrounding areas
- Delicious buffet lunch/dinner and convenient roundtrip transfers to your hotel included
- Follow experienced and friendly guides who will make sure that you have fun while keeping you safe
- Suitable for solo travelers and people of all ages (aged 7-65) and inclusive of personal insurance coverage
Mount Batur Sunrise Trekking
- Hike to the top of an active volcano, Mount Batur, part of UNESCO's Global Geopark Network
- Hike up to the height of 1717 meters (5633 feet) above sea level and be rewarded with mesmerizing views
- Make use of fantastic photo taking opportunities of the volcanic valley, Mount Agung, Mount Abang and more
- Indulge in a delicious breakfast at the top with the backdrop of stunning Balinese mountainscapes
- Stop at a coffee plantation and try Luwak Coffee, the rarest and most expensive coffee in the world
Lembongan Reef Cruise
- Board a luxury catamaran and spend the day enjoying Nusa Lembongan's turquoise waters
- Pack your day with fun-filled activities: snorkeling, 'submarine' coral viewing, island cultural walk, 35m slide, and unlimited banana boat rides plus optional diving or aquanauts!
- Feel full and content throughout the day with food and drinks provided, including morning and afternoon tea and snacks plus a delicious international buffet lunch
- Relax in air conditioned comfort, with hotel pick up and drop off included, and an informative English speaking guide
The Heart of Bali Tour
- Be awed by the beauty of UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jatiluwih rice terraces
- Enjoy the natural volcanic hot spring Angseri located at the foot of Mount Batukaru
- Visit ancient temples off the beaten track with stunning natural landscape
Ubud Highlights Private Day Tour
- Explore hidden waterfalls such as Kanto Lampo and Tibumana Waterfall, Suwat Waterfall, Ubud Market to buy souvenirs, Ubud Palace, and all top attractions in Ubud if you want to make your own plans.
- Snap Instagram-worthy photos when you visit Tegalalang Rice Terraces, Tegenungan Waterfall, and more!
- Complement your trip when you stop by at the vast greeneries of Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary.
- Customise your itinerary and get the chance to discover Tirta Empul Temple, Jungle Swing or Bali Swing, Campuhan Ridge Walk, Coffee plantation and coffee making process and taste.
WHERE TO SHOP IN BALI?
Agung bali souvenir shop.
Traditional Art Market
- Ubud Market
SAMPLE 3 DAYS AND 3 NIGHT BALI DIY ITINERARY
Day 1 - arrival and ubud tour part 1.
- Watch Barong and Kris Dance
- Jambe Asri Agrotourism
- Batuan Temple
- Lunch - Babi Guling
- Ubud Monkey Forest
- Ubud Royal Palace
- Tegallalang Rice Terraces
- Tirta Empul Temple
DAY 2 - UBUD TOUR PART 2 AND BACK TO DENPASAR
- Tegenungan Waterfall
- Traditional Art Market for souvenir shopping
DAY 3 - EXPLORE MORE OF BALI AND DEPARTURE
BALI TRIP BUDGET AND EXPENSES
- You are a group of two.
- You will be staying for 1 night at Tebesaya Cottage in Ubud that is good for 2 persons for PHP 2,200 per night with complimentary breakfast.
- For your 2nd night, you'll be staying at POP! Hotel Kuta Beach for PHP 1,060 per night with complimentary breakfast.
- Your budget for food is from 50,000 to 150,000 IDR per meal for lunch and dinner per person.
- You'll be renting a private car for 3 days.
PRE-TRAVEL EXPENSES
- Tebesaya Cottage for 1 night - PHP 2,200 / 2 = 1,100 per person
- POP! Hotel Kuta Beach for 1 night - PHP 1,060 / 2 = 530 per person
- 3 days Bali Private Car Charter - PHP 1,600 per day x 3 = PHP 4,800 / 2 = 2,400 per person.
TOTAL PRE-TRAVEL EXPENSES- PHP 4,030 per person
Day 1 expenses.
- Can rental - pre-booked
- Watch Barong and Kris Dance - 100,000 IDR
- Jambe Asri Agrotourism - Free
- Batuan Temple - 10,000 IDR
- Goa Gajah - 15,000 IDR
- Lunch (Babi Guling) - 70,000 IDR
- Ubud Monkey Forest - 50,000 IDR
- Ubud Royal Palace - Free
- Ubud Market - Free
- Tegallalang Rice Terraces - 10,000 IDR
- Tirta Empul Temple - 15,000 IDR
- Dinner - 50,000 IDR
- 1st night: Tebesaya Cottage - pre-booked
- TOTAL - 320,000 IDR
DAY 2 EXPENSES
- Breakfast - complimentary
- Tegenungan Waterfall - 15,000 IDR
- Traditional Art Market - Free
- Lunch (Tepi Sawah Crispy Duck) - 115,000 IDR
- Garuda Wisnu Kencana - 100,000 IDR
- Padang-padang Beach - 10,000 IDR
- Uluwatu Temple - 30,000 IDR
- Kecak Fire Dance at Uluwatu Temple - 100,000 IDR
- 1st night: POP! Hotel Kuta Beach - pre-booked
- Dinner - 50,000
- TOTAL - 420,000 IDR
DAY 3 EXPENSES
- Agung Bali Souvenir Shop - Free
- Lunch - 50,000 IDR
- Tanah Lot - 60,000 IDR
- Nusa Dua - Free
- La Plancha/Dinner - 150,000 IDR
- TOTAL - 260,000 IDR
SUMMARY OF EXPENSES
- DAY 1 - 320,000 IDR
- DAY 2 - 420,000 IDR
- DAY 3 - 260,000 IDR
TOTAL - 1,000,000 IDR or 3,600 PHP per person
Pre-travel bookings - 4,030 php per person, grand total - 7,630 php per person.
- Round trip airfare Manila-Bali-Manila
- NAIA terminal fee and travel tax
- Food expense for snacks
- Tips or gratuities which is customary in Indonesian culture
- Budget for pasalubong, souvenirs and shopping expenses
I hope this First-timer Travel Guide for Bali Indonesia will help you in planning a memorable and budget-friendly Bali Indonesia Adventure! Enjoy and have fun!
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Hi. What is the reason why you stayed at 3 different hotels during your stay in Bali? What is the advantage of doing so? Thank you. Your blog is very informative.
did you have to buy travel insurance? what travel insurance can you recommend?
Very informative thank you!
HI! How were you able to arrange your pickup at the airport? I have talked to klook CSR that they keep telling me that it is not possible. Thanks :)
Hi. I'd like to know if you did buy the whole day iti in klook or you just bought the car rental?
does buying in klook entrance tickets/package cheaper than buying on the spot?
super helpful! <3
I'm planning to travel to Indonesia this is very helpful.
WOW!Very helpful, hopefully its still visa free.
Thank you for your blog, good orientation for me as we plan our travel to Bali this year. I wish to buy colorful fabrics and spices after enjoying eating local food. Can I buy theses at Ubod market ?
Hello po! This os very helpful blog. Sir i am planning to visit Bali for 4D3N. How can i book the private car for 4days? Possible po ba na siya ang gagamitin from day 1 from airport to all tours plus paghatid sa airport on the day po ng departure in Bali. Thank you po.
Hi, how about staying to a relative in bali. Anong need documents need sa immigration?
7,630 philippines money is not xpensive🤍🤍my god i will set my vacation soon?when im going back home
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Travel to Bali update January 2022: Quarantine is reduced!
January 11, 2022
Planning to travel to Bali? Here are the latest travel updates to get to Bali.
UPDATE 4 FEBRUARY 2022: BALI IS OPEN AGAIN! CLICK HERE TO READ ALL THE LATEST.
PS. Let us know in the comments or through Instagram if you have any more questions! And please note rules change rapidly in Indonesia these days so please contact your visa agent for a final check.
UPDATE FROM 2 FEBRUARY 2022: quarantine reduced to 5 days
As you probably already know the quarantine period is constantly changing and was recently increased from 3 to 10. But effective 02 February 2022, mandatory quarantine upon International arrival to Indonesia is reduced to 5 days (4 nights) for travellers arriving from non- high risk countries. Families with unvaccinated childeren still need to do the 7 days (6 nights) quarantine.
Restrictions to 14 Red Zone countries to enter Indonesia has been lifted. These 14 countries nationals can apply for a visa B211A again starting from the 14th of Jan. 2022.
What do you need to enter Bali?
- You need to apply for the Business Visa B211A. Scroll down for our contacts to arrange your visa. Everyone can apply for a business visa. A B211a visa is valid for 6 months and you'll have to extend it after two months, every month. The price vary's between 300 and 500 USD depending on your agency and the extension vary's between 50 & 70 USD per month.
- You have to be able to show that you are fully vaccinated. For kids it's mandatory from age 12.
- You have to sign a letter of statement of agreement to abide to all health protocol applicable within Indonesian territory.
- You must have health insurance or travel insurance that covers health costs, or you have to make a statement that you are willing to pay the costs at your own expenses if you are infected by Covid, while you are inside Indonesian territory.
- You need to book a 5 days/ 4 nights quarantine in one of the designated hotels in Jakarta prior to your arrival.
Find the complete list of Jakarta Quarantine Hotels here.
How to get your visa?
We have listed a few reliable Bali Visa agency's for your below which we can recommend to apply for your Business Visa for Bali:
- Greta from Bali Solve. You can contact her through WhatsApp on +62 812 37726811.
- Arum from Bali business consulting. You can contact him through what’s app on + 628174752929
- Tanya from Bali Visa. You can contact her through what’s app +628196020195
- Bali Together Agency. You can contact them through Direct Message on Instagram @balitogether_agency
Make sure to mention WELIKEBALI when you reach out. When you’ve arranged your visa with one of them let us know and you’ll receive a free Bali eGuide from us! Just send us a screenshot of your confirmed visa & we’ll send it over to you to enjoy.
Quarantine & PCR tests before entering Bali
- Currently a 5 day (4 nights) quarantine in a designated hotel in Jakarta at your own costs is required for all foreign travelers who are fully vaccinated entering Indonesia. You will not be allowed to leave the hotel room or order food from outside the hotel. These hotel offer special 'quarantine' packages. You can find the complete list of quarantine hotels in Jakarta here.
- The rule also applies for people who are already vaccinated (as you can still carry the virus) and for all children.
- Travelers need to show proof of vaccination and a negative Covid-19 PCR/Swab test document on arrival. Test must be taken maximum 72 hours before flight at origin country.
- For kids Indonesia made it mandatory to be vaccinated starting at age 12. A PCR test is needed for kids of all ages.
When will Bali be open for international tourism? Indonesia has closed its borders for international tourists since April 2020 There is no new date when they expect Bali to re-open.
Of course our prayers go out to everyone in Indonesia to be safe and healthy. And hearts are hopeful for the people in Bali, as their work and income is highly affected with borders still being closed.
Please note we are not an official authority, so please contact your local embassy, visa agent or airline for more information.
Are restaurants, spa's and beaches open?
Officially venues and beaches are open at the moment.
How is life in Bali right now?
Hotels and villas are getting more guests again due to domestic travel. The local economy is still in crisis and the majority of the people in Bali are unemployed and rely on food supplies provided by their local communities and initiatives.
Have a look at our partnership with Together for Bali here.
Where can I do a Covid test in Bali?
There are a lot of Antigen / Rapid test posts in Seminyak and Canggu area. An antigen test will cost you 250.000 IDR (about 15 euros) and it will take 15 minutes for the result. You can do a PCR test at almost every clinic in Bali, this costs 250.000 IDR (about 15 euros) as well and will take 1/2 days to receive the results. You can also book an appointment at home. There are quite a few services, one which we have heard of is reliable is Bhakti Vedanta Medical .
Where can I find official updates of Corona in Bali?
Here on the government website from Indonesia.
When can we travel to Bali again?
There's no official dates or regulations being shared yet. We're keeping you posted!
You are able to apply for a Business visa through a local visa agent.
Is it safe to book tickets?
We all know this pandemic makes everything uncertain right now, so of course things change again. Some airlines are responding to this by offering free of charge option to change your flight dates after booking.
For instance, Garuda Airlines lets you freeze, reschedule or reroute your flight without rebooking fee. Or if you haven’t decided on your new travel dates you can extend your ticket validity until December 2021.
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March 04, 2023
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March 03, 2023
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February 25, 2023
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Latest Travel Regulations to Enter Bali as of 1 December 2022
You know what time it is? Yes, #ItstimeforBali! The President of Indonesia, Joko Widodo, imposed new regulations for those who are planning to travel to Bali. Since 14 October 2021, Bali has been gradually opening its doors to international tourists. On 3 February 2022, the inaugural commercial flight of Garuda Indonesia Airline carrying international tourists landed in Bali from Narita, Japan. By relaxing the travel restrictions to Bali, the Indonesian Government hopes that this move will be able to revitalize the country’s tourism.
On 7 March 2022, the government also applied a quarantine-free trial period and a Visa On Arrival (VOA) program for 23 selected countries. The list of countries was then extended to 42 on 22 March 2022, 43 countries on 6 April 2022, 60 countries on 28 April 2022, 72 countries on 30 May 2022, and then 75 countries on 27 July 2022. There are currently 86 countries listed based on the update on 23 September 2022.
On 10 November 2022, the government also launched an Electronic Visa on Arrive (eVOA) program to provide foreign travelers with an easier entry process. According to the Circular Letter of the Directorate General of Immigration No. IMI-0794.GR.01.01 of 2022 concerning the Immigration Policy regarding Electronic Visit Visa Services, Visit Visa on Arrival Services, and Free Visit Visa to Support Sustainable Tourism during the Covid-19 Pandemic, as of 1 December 2022, there are 86 countries eligible for the eVOA program.
Another great news to be noted is that from 18 May 2022, no RT-PCR test results are required to be taken prior to departure from the country or region of origin .
In addition, the government has also launched Second Home Visa , Immigration on Shipping (IoS) , and recently, Electronic Visa on Arrival (eVOA) , which was effective from 10 November 2022.
The Indonesian Government will ensure to keep their utmost efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19, namely by maintaining the status as one of countries with the highest vaccination rates, as well as the country that consistently provides safety protocols for all visitors. As of 18 May 2022, Bali is one of the top 3 provinces with highest vaccination rates and also one of the highest numbers of CHSE certifications.
1. Pre-departure Preparation
Before departing to Bali, you need to prepare yourself with the information about the Visa and requirements to enter Indonesia.
Entering with Visa on Arrival and Visa Exemption Facility
According to the Circular Letter of the Directorate General of Immigration No. IMI-0708.GR.01.01 of 2022 concerning the Ease of Immigration to Support Sustainable Tourism during the COVID-19 Pandemic effective from 23 September 2022, there are 86 countries that are eligible for VIsa on Arrival (VOA) program.
In addition, according to the Circular Letter of the Directorate General of Immigration No. IMI-0708.GR.01.01 of 2022 concerning the Ease of Immigration to Support Sustainable Tourism during the COVID-19 Pandemic effective from 23 September 2022, the Indonesian government has also implemented a Visa Exemption Arrangement facility to 9 countries.
More details about the eligible countries, updated rules, regulations, and ports of entries for Visa On Arrival and Visa Exemption Facilities can be read on this link and can be summarized as follows:
- Passport (diplomatic/official/ordinary) that is valid for a minimum of 6 (six) months,
- A return ticket or a pass to continue the trip to another country, and
- Proof of payment of PNBP Visa on Arrival of 500,000 IDR (in the case of applying for a Visa on Arrival for Leisure Purpose)
- The entry stamp on the granting of a Visit Visa Exemption or Visa on Arrival for Leisure Purpose will be valid as a Visit Stay Permit with the certain period, as follows: a) Visit Visa Exemption: maximum 30 days and cannot be extended. b) Visa on Arrival: maximum of 30 days and can be extended once for another 30 days at the Immigration Office in the area where the foreign national lives.
- Visit Visa Exemption or Visa on Arrival for Leisure Purpose can also be granted for foreign nationals on official visit or government duties to attend international events, for which shall be applied additional requirement: to enclose an invitation letter issued by the Indonesian government to attend the international conferences/trials/meetings.
- The provision of Visit Visa Exemption or Visa on Arrival for Leisure Purpose as stipulated above applies to holders of diplomatic passports, service passports, or ordinary/general passports.
Entering with eVOA
You can visit this link to find out more information about eVOA, as well as this page to gather the details about eVOA registration .
2. Arrival protocols
When you have arrived in Bali, there are several measures you need to take before you can continue your trip. According to the Circular Letter of the COVID-19 Task Force Number 25 of 2022 concerning Health Protocols for International Travel during the COVID-19 Pandemic, as of 31 August 2022, all international travelers, whether they are Indonesian citizens or foreign nationals, should comply with all the detailed regulations on this link .
The protocols can be summarized as follows:
1. All foreign travelers (foreign nationals) who will enter the territory of the Republic of Indonesia shall adjust their travel documents to ensure compliance with the provisions regarding the foreign travelers allowed to enter the territory of Indonesia, which includes Covid-19 vaccination certificates, recommended health protocols, along with the use of PeduliLindungi application while in Indonesia. Provisions for RT-PCR examination and quarantine period are not required except under certain conditions.
2. Foreign travelers must show a card/certificate (physical or digital) proving that you have received two doses of COVID-19 vaccine administered at least 14 days before departure.
Foreign travelers who undergo post-COVID recovery are allowed to continue the journey by attaching a doctor's certificate from the Government Hospital of the country of departure or the ministry that carries out government affairs in the health sector in the country of departure stating that the person concerned is no longer actively transmitting COVID-19 or the COVID-19 recovery certificate;
Foreign travelers with special health conditions or comorbidities that cause travelers to have not and/or unable to receive the COVID-19 vaccination, are allowed to continue the journey by attaching a doctor's certificate from the Government Hospital from the country of departure, stating that the person concerned has not and/or is unable to take part in the COVID-19 vaccination.
3. Upon arrival at the entry points, foreign travelers must undergo a COVID-19 symptom check, including a body temperature check, with the following conditions :
If there is no symptom of COVID-19 and body temperature is below 37.5 degrees Celsius: no need to undergo RT-PCR examination upon arrival
If there is any symptom of COVID-19 or body temperature above 37.5 degrees Celsius: must undergo RT-PCR examination upon arrival.
4. As a requirement for domestic travel or departure abroad from Indonesia, international travelers with the status of Indonesian citizens aged 18 years and above must present a card/certificate (physical or digital) of receiving the second dose of COVID-19 vaccine displayed through the PeduliLindungi application. You can check out this link to find out about the detailed regulations for domestic travel.
5. The provision regarding the period of isolation (quarantine) no longer applies. All foreign travelers without symptoms related to COVID-19 and whose body temperature is below 37.5 degrees Celsius are able to continue their journey. However, it is highly recommended to monitor their health independently.
6. Health protocols must meet these requirements:
Wearing 3 ply of fabric mask or medical grade mask, covering nose, mouth, and chin at indoor settings or any crowded situations;
Replacing the mask regularly within every 4 hours, and dispose the waste in the proper place;
Washing hands regularly with water and soap or hand sanitizers;
Maintaining social distance for a minimum of 1.5 meters and avoiding crowds; and
Keeping in mind that it is advised not to have one-way or two-way communication by telephone or in person throughout the trip using public transportation modes of land, rail, sea, river, lake, ferry, and air.
7. The above policies are temporary and will be readjusted according to global health developments.
Please make sure that you are tested by the affiliated laboratories so that the results will be directly connected to the PeduliLindungi app.
Furthermore, you can visit here to get a one stop service for your travel requirements in Bali. Kindly click here to browse all the accommodations and tourism destinations in Bali that have been granted the CHSE (Cleanliness, Health, Safety, and Environmental Sustainability) certification. Beside booking at your favorite accommodation among the listed hotels, villas, and resorts, come check out these Live on Board providers for new exciting experiences.
Remember to always comply with all the health protocols while enjoying the best of Bali again. Do keep yourself updated with the latest information about traveling regulations in Bali by checking out this page .
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*Disclaimer: This article was updated on January 16, 2023. Due to the dynamic nature of travel regulations, please stay updated and confirm your itinerary with your chosen travel providers.
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