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Bali Travel Guide
Captivating culture; immaculate beaches; tranquil surroundings; chic resorts: holidays to Bali tick all the right boxes - but there's more to it than that. Bali has an ambience, a soul, spirit, ethos - that elevates it into something so much more than just a sunny holiday destination.
Emerald green valleys, pinky sunsets, white sands and peaceful rice paddies set the scene for a blissful escape, staying at some of the most seductive hotels in Indonesia. It's little wonder Bali is known as the 'island of the gods.'
Bali holidays can be as relaxing or action-packed as you like: whether you prefer to laze the days away on sublime beaches, keep active with adventure sports, or tour temples and immerse yourself in Balinese culture, you'll find plenty to keep you captivated in this vibrant island paradise.
Emerald green valleys, pinky sunsets, white sands and peaceful rice paddies set the scene for a blissful escape, staying at some of the most seductive hotels in Indonesia. It's little wonder Bali is known as the 'island of the gods.'
Bali holidays can be as relaxing or action-packed as you like: whether you prefer to laze the days away on sublime beaches, keep active with adventure sports, or tour temples and immerse yourself in Balinese culture, you'll find plenty to keep you captivated in this vibrant island paradise.
Things to do in Bali - The Highlights
The majority of hotels in Bali are located in the south of the island. Lose yourself in the hustle and bustle of Kuta, on the beautiful sands of Legian or in the trendy boutiques of Seminyak - or head inland to discover the island's ancient monuments and lush rice terraces. Trek up the country's active volcanoes, swim with rescued elephants or stick to the coast and explore some of Indonesia's most beautiful coral gardens.
Best time to visit Bali
Weather in Bali
The weather is Bali is pleasant year-round, with temperatures remaining fairly consistent throughout the seasons. May, June and July are regarded as the best months to visit, in terms of weather, as they're the driest. The busiest times are July and August and over Christmas and New Year.
The rainiest times of year are January - March, although rainfall is rarely excessive and it usually brightens up again in no time - and you're still able to do most activities, except volcano treks.
September is a great time to go to Bali. It's warm, sunny, and dry, yet classed as a 'shoulder season' - so it's easy to pick up a good deal on accommodation.
The rainiest times of year are January - March, although rainfall is rarely excessive and it usually brightens up again in no time - and you're still able to do most activities, except volcano treks.
September is a great time to go to Bali. It's warm, sunny, and dry, yet classed as a 'shoulder season' - so it's easy to pick up a good deal on accommodation.
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Dining in Bali
Bali is a foodie heaven: one of Indonesia's best culinary hotspots. Many of Bali's restaurants dish up breath-taking views to complement their cuisine, from dining cliff-side at sunset with waves crashing below, to watching mist gently clearing through the rainforest treetops as you sup on spicy noodle soup. Bali's fusion flavours will leave your tummy just as satisfied as your eyes: you'll find contemporary twists on Asian favourites, alongside meals prepared in the traditional way, using steaming baskets and wood-fired mud brick stoves. Super-fresh seafood, curries, and stir-fries grace many a menu, but you'll also find restaurants serving fine French and Italian cuisine, too.
Legian & Seminyak
Seminyak is the trendiest resort in the southern end of the Bali. Dotted with luxury hotels, a wealth of boutiques, fancy restaurants, fashionable bars, sleek clubs and gorgeous sunset-side stretches of Indian Ocean shoreline, it's understandably popular.
Don’t miss sunset drinks at one of the laid-back beachside shacks, and stay late for boozy beach parties at the Potato Head club, which carry on well into the early hours. Seminyak's off-white sands and gentle waves make it the perfect spot to try out surfing. Check into the upscale Anantara Seminyak Resort & Spa.
Don’t miss sunset drinks at one of the laid-back beachside shacks, and stay late for boozy beach parties at the Potato Head club, which carry on well into the early hours. Seminyak's off-white sands and gentle waves make it the perfect spot to try out surfing. Check into the upscale Anantara Seminyak Resort & Spa.
Nusa Dua
The beachfront resort of Nusa Dua, on the south coast, has the highest concentration of five-star hotels in Bali. If you're looking for great golf courses, manicured gardens, every amenity under the sun and an unparalleled choice of upmarket international resorts - Nusa Dua is where you'll find them.
The beaches are sugar white, with calm waters, making it a popular place for family holidays in Bali. Top hotels in Nusa Dua include Grand Mirage Resort & Thalasso Bali, Melia Bali, Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa and the trendy Sol Beach House Benoa Bali.
The beaches are sugar white, with calm waters, making it a popular place for family holidays in Bali. Top hotels in Nusa Dua include Grand Mirage Resort & Thalasso Bali, Melia Bali, Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa and the trendy Sol Beach House Benoa Bali.
Ubud
Ubud, located inland, is the cultural heart of Bali - nestled in the lush tropical forests amid rippling rice paddies. You'll find a variety of culturally significant temples in the vicinity, as well as artsy cafés, galleries, woodworking shops and boutiques.
Go trekking through the jungle and meet the locals in rural villages, go river rafting and introduce yourself to Bali's flora and fauna, or simply relax by your very own plunge pool within your villa's private garden. Stay at the tranquil Blue Karma Ubud for a quintessentially Balinese escape.
Go trekking through the jungle and meet the locals in rural villages, go river rafting and introduce yourself to Bali's flora and fauna, or simply relax by your very own plunge pool within your villa's private garden. Stay at the tranquil Blue Karma Ubud for a quintessentially Balinese escape.
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Key Information
Flight Time: 17 hours
Time Difference: GMT + 7 hours
Currency: Indonesian Rupiah,US Dollars widely accepted
Language: Indonesian, Balinese and English are widely spoken