🇮🇩Indonesia·Asia

Bali

Island of the Gods

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dest.flightsFrom

£649

dest.hotelsFrom

£35/per night

dest.budgetPerDay

£60

dest.avgTemp

28°C

dest.bestTime

April to October

dest.safety

8.4/10

dest.about Bali

Bali is a spiritual and sensory paradise — terraced rice paddies, ancient Hindu temples, world-class surf breaks, and a wellness culture that draws millions of visitors each year. From the cultural heart of Ubud to the beach clubs of Seminyak and the dramatic cliffs of Uluwatu, Bali offers something for every traveller.

dest.topHighlights

Ubud Rice Terraces

Walk through the UNESCO-listed Tegallalang rice terraces at golden hour

Tanah Lot Temple

Watch the sunset at Bali's most iconic sea temple perched on a rocky outcrop

Mount Batur Trek

Hike the active volcano at 3am to catch a breathtaking sunrise from the summit

Seminyak Beach

Bali's most stylish beach strip with world-class beach clubs and sunset cocktails

Sacred Monkey Forest

Walk among 700 Balinese long-tailed macaques in a lush jungle sanctuary

Nusa Penida

Day trip to the dramatic cliffs, crystal waters, and Kelingking Beach viewpoint

dest.thingsToDo Bali

Sunrise trek up Mount Batur volcano
Visit Tanah Lot and Uluwatu temples at sunset
Take a cooking class in Ubud
Explore the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
Day trip to Nusa Penida island
Surf lessons at Kuta or Canggu
White water rafting on the Ayung River
Attend a traditional Kecak fire dance

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dest.bestMonthsToVisit April to October

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Arrival in Seminyak

·Airport pickup
·Check in to villa
·Seminyak Beach sunset
·Dinner at Ku De Ta

Ubud Culture

·Tegallalang Rice Terraces
·Sacred Monkey Forest
·Ubud Palace
·Kecak dance at sunset

Volcano Trek

·3am Mount Batur trek
·Sunrise at summit
·Hot springs recovery
·Afternoon cooking class

Nusa Penida Day Trip

·Speedboat to Nusa Penida
·Kelingking Beach
·Angel's Billabong
·Crystal Bay snorkelling

Temples & Departure

·Tanah Lot sunrise
·Uluwatu Temple
·Jimbaran seafood dinner
·Late departure

dest.whereToEat Bali

Locavore

Modern Indonesian · Ubud · $$$

Merah Putih

Indonesian · Seminyak · $$

Sardine

Seafood · Seminyak · $$$

Warung Babi Guling Ibu Oka

Balinese · Ubud · $

dest.practicalInformation

dest.visaRequirements

Visa on arrival for 86 nationalities (30 days, extendable). Free visa for 9 ASEAN countries. E-visa available online.

dest.gettingAround

Scooter rental (most popular, ~$5/day), private driver (recommended, ~$40/day), Grab/Gojek ride-hailing app, tourist shuttles between areas.

dest.currency

IDR (Rupiah)

dest.timezoneLanguage

GMT+8 · Balinese / Indonesian (English in tourist areas)

dest.frequentlyAskedQuestions

Is Bali safe for solo travellers?

Bali is generally very safe for solo travellers including women. The main risks are petty theft and traffic accidents. Always use reputable transport.