Holiday destination
Bali
Bali is a tropical island famous for its temples, rice terraces and relaxed beach life. Ubud is the cultural heart, Munduk offers cool hills and waterfalls, and Sanur has a calm seafront. Short boat trips reach Nusa Lembongan and the Gili Islands near Lombok.
Region: Far East
Trip types on sale: Beach.
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Gili Air (Lombok)
A small, car-free island off Lombok with white beaches.
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A cool mountain village of waterfalls and coffee plantations.
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A small island off Bali with clear water for snorkelling.
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A relaxed beach town on Bali's east coast.
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Rice terraces, temples and Bali's arts and crafts.
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Best time to go
Who it suits
Getting there
Practical
- Time: 8 hours ahead of the UK in winter and 7 hours ahead in summer.
- Currency: Indonesian rupiah
- Language: Indonesian and Balinese; English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
Typical daytime highs
- Dry season (April to October). Typical daytime highs around 29 to 31°C in the dry season (April to October).
- Wet season (November to March). Typical daytime highs around 30 to 32°C in the wet season (November to March).
These are typical ranges, not a forecast.
Things to do
- See the Tegallalang rice terraces near Ubud
- Visit temples such as Tanah Lot and Uluwatu
- Snorkel off Nusa Lembongan
- Hike to waterfalls around Munduk
- Relax on the beach at Sanur
- Try a Balinese cooking class
Questions
How long is the flight to Bali?
About 16 to 18 hours from London with one connection.
When is the best time to visit Bali?
April to October, the drier season.
Can I visit the Gili Islands from Bali?
Yes, fast boats run from Bali to the Gili Islands.
UK passport holders should check the latest entry requirements on GOV.UK foreign travel advice before booking.