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Bali, Indonesia
Indonesia · Suggested stay: 6–7 days

Explore Bali

Temple silhouettes, green terraces and ocean air.

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Split a Bali holiday between an inland base and the coast, with enough nights in each to settle in. Traffic can make short-looking journeys long, so resist building a daily circuit across the island.

Make time for6–7 days

A suggested pace, with room to adapt.

When to goApril–October is generally the drier period
Getting there

Fly into Denpasar (DPS). Check current entry requirements and applicable visitor charges through official sources before travel.

Things to see & do

01

Ubud

Combine a cultural stop with cafés or a workshop, leaving space to rest.

02

Uluwatu

Enjoy the cliff setting and temple respectfully; secure loose belongings around monkeys.

03

Rice-terrace landscapes

Use visitor paths and check entrance arrangements; avoid walking through working fields without permission.

Memorable experiences

01

A Balinese cooking class

Ask about market visits, ingredients and transport inclusions.

02

Temple and craft traditions

Use a local guide to understand etiquette and wear the required respectful clothing.

What’s around?

01

Sanur

A coastal base to consider for a slower stay.

02

Nusa islands

Treat an island excursion as a weather-dependent separate day, or stay overnight for a gentler pace.

Best time to visit Bali

April–October is generally the drier period

Rain is possible year-round; November–March is generally wetter. Sea conditions and local weather can change boat and outdoor plans.

Choose dates around the experiences you want. Check the forecast and current opening arrangements close to departure.

A little adventure

Choose a qualified operator for rafting or guided walking, checking fitness requirements and insurance. Do not assume scooter hire is appropriate without the required licence and cover.

Make it your Bali trip

A relaxed starting itinerary

  1. Spend three nights around Ubud with one main outing per day.
  2. Transfer to your coastal base, leaving that day light.
  3. Enjoy two beach days and choose one cultural or scenic excursion.

Where to stay

Ubud suits inland culture and greenery; choose a coastal base for beach time. Check pool safety, access roads and transfer time before booking a villa.

Choosing your hotel →

Plan your budget

  • Budget driver time and transfers between bases.
  • Check villa cleaning, breakfast and extra-person charges.
  • Allow separately for activities and any official visitor charges.

Add flights, accommodation, meals and a contingency before setting your activity budget.

Travelling as a family?

Choose secure pool arrangements and shade. Keep road days short and confirm a suitable child seat with your driver.

Read the baby travel checklist →

Destination reference: Official tourism guide for Bali. Planning guidance reviewed 10 October 2026. Itineraries are suggestions, not bookable packages. Confirm current entry requirements and local access before booking.

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