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Indonesia (Bali) travel guide
It wouldn’t be right not to mention that Indonesia is a country people visit to step into a real fairy tale, with islands and palm trees, beautiful ancient temples, clean sand, juicy and fresh exotic fruits, and also hospitable locals!
Indonesia is located in Southeast Asia, and the island of Bali, which is part of the country and the most popular among tourists, belongs to the Lesser Sunda Islands. Next to Bali are the islands of Java and Lombok.
The right time to relax in Indonesia is the period from May to October. The air temperature is about +30 degrees, and the water temperature is +27 degrees.
As we wrote earlier, if tourists go to Indonesia, they often mean Bali. The most interesting attraction is the Tanah Lot temple. Also, many tourists tend to visit Besakih, which is called the mother of all temples on the island of Bali.
A great interest for travelers is also the water palaces — worth mentioning are Taman Ujung and Tirta Ganga. Here there are excursions to rice fields, the jungle, the elephant farm. We recommend visiting the Monkey Forest.
On Bali there is a botanical garden that you definitely must see. It is located in the Bedugul region. More than six hundred species of trees grow here, four hundred types of orchids, over one hundred kinds of cactus, roses, and other plants.
As souvenirs, you can take wooden figurines carved by local craftsmen. Batik is popular, as well as healthy food — most often travelers buy spirulina algae, goji berries, black rice.
Where to go?
Indonesia (Bali) — inspiration, booking, and practical info
Easy booking: online or in-office
You can book a holiday in Indonesia (Bali) online or with a manager — whichever is easier for you.
For Bali, many travelers choose 10–14 nights (but you can easily select the number of nights that fits you), and flights are usually with a stopover.
To get the best value and the right hotel, it helps to plan ahead and compare a few areas on the island (beach, quiet vibe, activities, and budget).
What to do in Indonesia (Bali)
Indonesia is a country with many islands, and the most popular of them is, of course, Bali. At the same time, we should not forget that Indonesia is one of the most exotic countries on the planet. Bali has many beaches, perfect for отдых. If you like youth activities, we recommend paying attention to Kuta Beach. The location is often visited by surfers. One of the calmest beaches in Bali is Sanur, with white sand, clear azure water, and practically no waves throughout the year. Tourists with a larger budget choose the region called Nusa Dua.
Visa information
Entry rules for Indonesia (Bali) depend on nationality; for short tourist stays, travelers often use Visa on Arrival (VoA) or e-VOA, and it’s best to verify the latest requirements on the official portal before departure.
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With 15+ years of experience, we suggest Bali areas and hotels that match your style: calm beaches, a youthful vibe, surfing, premium resorts, or a family-friendly getaway.
We work with trusted partners and focus on comfort and safety: we clearly explain what’s included (flights, transfers, meal plan), and your manager stays available if questions come up.
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FAQ — Indonesia (Bali)
When is the best time to visit Bali?
Bali is warm year-round; the best period depends on your plans (beach, sightseeing, surfing). Share your dates and we’ll suggest a suitable area and hotel.
What’s the difference between Kuta, Sanur, and Nusa Dua?
Kuta is livelier and popular with surfers; Sanur is calmer with gentler water; Nusa Dua is known for resort comfort and premium options.
Do I need a visa for Indonesia (Bali)?
It depends on your nationality; for tourism, many travelers use VoA or e-VOA. Check the latest rules on the official portal before you fly.
What currency is used and how should I pay?
Cards are often accepted in tourist areas, but cash is helpful for small expenses. We’ll advise what’s practical for your route and hotel.
What plugs are used — do I need an adapter?
Standards can vary, so a universal adapter is the easiest choice. If you share your hotel, we can help you confirm the details.
How do I stay connected (SIM/eSIM)?
You can usually buy a local SIM at the airport or in town, and many hotels offer Wi-Fi. If you prefer eSIM, we’ll suggest suitable options.
How do I get around the island?
Transfers, taxis, or a private driver for the day are the most comfortable — especially if you want to visit several places without stress.
Is Bali suitable for families with kids?
Yes, especially with a family-friendly hotel (pool, convenient beach, spacious rooms). We’ll match options to your children’s ages.
Which meal plan should I choose at the hotel?
BB is great if you plan to explore and dine out; HB/FB can be convenient in a resort setup. The best choice depends on your daily pace.
What can I do if it rains?
Switch to Ubud visits, cafés and local markets, spa time at the hotel, or food experiences. We’ll suggest the best alternatives for your area.
Surfing in Bali: what should I know?
Choose spots and lessons based on your level and the season. If you’d like, we can recommend beaches and trusted instructors.
Do I need travel medical insurance?
Yes, we recommend it, especially if you plan surfing, snorkeling, or other active experiences. For personal medical advice, consult a healthcare professional.
