- International Flights: You can fly directly to Bali from many major cities around the world, such as Jakarta, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Sydney, Melbourne, Tokyo, and many more via Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Tuban, Kuta. 

- Domestic Flights: Domestic flights from major cities such as Jakarta, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, and Makassar are also available if you are already in Indonesia. 

- Land Transport: Additionally, there are seaports in Bali that can be accessed by ferry from Java or Lombok. However, air travel remains the primary choice for tourists from around the world.

What Currency is Used in Bali? 

Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) is the official currency in Bali. It is recommended to exchange your foreign currency for Rupiah at banks or nearby money changers. Some large establishments such as hotels, international restaurants, and shopping centers accept credit cards, but cash is preferred for small transactions or local markets. 

Many major tourist spots, especially in Kuta, Seminyak, and Ubud, accept credit cards such as for hotels, upscale restaurants, and shopping malls. However, in more remote areas or local markets, it is recommended to carry cash. 

If you plan to use an international credit card during your trip, make sure to inform your bank to avoid card blocking. 

- Free Wi-Fi: Many places in Bali have good internet connections, especially in tourist areas like Kuta, Seminyak, and Ubud. Many restaurants, cafes, and hotels offer free Wi-Fi. 

- Local SIM Card: You can get a local SIM card from operators like Telkomsel, XL, or Indosat at the airport or nearby stores. 4G data packages are available and reasonably priced. 

- Wi-Fi Roaming: To use the internet without interruptions during your stay in Bali, check with your provider about international roaming services. 

- Dry Season (May – October): The dry season is the best time to visit Bali, as the weather is sunny, and the temperature ranges from 28 to 32 degrees Celsius. It’s ideal for outdoor activities such as beach time, hiking, and cultural tours. 

- Rainy Season (November – April): These months experience frequent rainfall, which may cause some inconvenience. However, hotel prices are lower, and visitor numbers are fewer. 

- Beaches & Water Sports: Bali is famous for its beautiful beaches. You can try snorkeling in Nusa Penida, scuba diving in Tulamben and Amed, or surfing in Kuta or Uluwatu. 

- Cultural Tourism: Don’t miss the opportunity to visit Besakih Temple, Tanah Lot Temple, and Uluwatu Temple. Bali also has stunning art performances like the Kecak Dance and Wayang Kulit. 

- Nature Adventures: Try trekking Mount Batur to catch the sunrise, explore the Tegallalang Rice Terraces, or visit the beautiful Gitgit Waterfall. 

- Spa & Wellness: Bali is famous for its spa treatments and yoga retreats. You can indulge in traditional Balinese spa treatments or take yoga classes in Ubud, a renowned yoga hub. 

- Family Activities: For family vacations, places like Waterbom Bali, Bali Safari & Marine Park, and Monkey Forest Ubud are great for children. 

- Traditional Food: Try Bali’s local delicacies like Babi Guling (roast pig), Bebek Betutu (slow-cooked duck), Sate Lilit (skewered meat), and Ayam Betutu. Many restaurants also offer international dishes like pizza, pasta, sushi, and vegetarian options. 

- Drinking Water: Avoid drinking tap water. Be sure to buy bottled mineral water or use water filters provided in hotels. 

- Street Food: Bali’s street food is popular, but make sure to buy from clean and hygienic vendors to avoid stomach issues. 

Bali is generally considered a safe destination, but you should still be cautious: 

- Personal Belongings: Keep an eye on your belongings, especially in crowded places like beaches or markets.

- Beware of Scams: Be cautious of offers that seem too good to be true, such as fake tickets or unreasonable prices.

- Health: Bring your personal medication, and make sure your vaccinations are up to date (e.g., Hepatitis A and B, Tetanus). 

Yes, Bali is a family-friendly destination with many activities suitable for children: 

- Waterbom Bali: This water park has many fun rides for both kids and adults. 

- Bali Safari & Marine Park: A large safari park in Gianyar where you can interact with various animals. 

- Monkey Forest Ubud: A natural forest park inhabited by playful Balinese monkeys. 

- Art Classes: Children can participate in craft classes or learn traditional Balinese dance. 

- Renting a Motorbike: Renting a motorbike is very popular in Bali, especially in tourist areas like Kuta and Ubud. Make sure you have an international driving license if you plan to ride a motorbike. 

- Renting a Car: You can also rent a car with a driver, which is highly recommended if you are not familiar with driving in Bali. 

- Taxis & Online Ride-Hailing: Taxis and online ride-hailing services (such as Go-Jek and Grab) are widely available in Bali and are convenient for getting around. 

Bali is a very popular destination for romantic getaways. Some perfect spots for couples include: 

- Beachside Dinner: Many restaurants in Seminyak and Jimbaran offer romantic seaside dinners. 

- Tanah Lot Temple: A stunning temple perched on a rock, especially beautiful during sunset. 

- Private Villa with Pool: Many luxury resorts and villas in Bali offer exclusive stays with private facilities, perfect for couples. 

- Visit During Off-Peak Seasons: To avoid crowds, visit during the low season (between May and June or September to October). 

- Explore Lesser-Known Areas: Try exploring lesser-known destinations like Nusa Penida, Munduk, or Pura Luhur Batukaru. 

- Visit Popular Spots at the Right Time: Some places like Tegallalang Rice Terrace or Tanah Lot can be very crowded, so it’s best to go early in the morning or later in the afternoon. 

- Lost Passport: Report your lost passport immediately to your country's Embassy in Denpasar or Jakarta. They will assist you with issuing a temporary passport. 

- Lost Items: If you lose any items, report the incident to the Bali Police or the hotel staff. Some hotels also have procedures for handling lost items. 

Bali has several international-standard hospitals and clinics providing high-quality medical services. Some well-known hospitals in Bali include: Sanglah General Hospital (Denpasar) BIMC Hospital (Kuta) Kasih Ibu Hospital (Ubud) 

This FAQ guide will help you make the most of your Bali trip, ensuring a smooth and memorable experience!