Planning A Trip To Bali
Whether you are looking for jungle-covered volcanos, crystal clear beaches, or a pleasant hike, planning a trip to Bali will...
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W hether you are looking for jungle-covered volcanos, crystal clear beaches, or a pleasant hike, planning a trip to Bali will prove to be exciting. Bali is one of the several islands of Indonesia that are popular for its recreational activities and drawing tourism.
Imagine waking up to the landscape of sheer cliffs by the turquoise waters, black sand beaches, and serenity of rice terraces. The stunning nighttime view of starry skies with your soul mate or friends will serve as a great memory!
Before you embark on your trip, you’ll need help on certain factors like traveling options, places to visit, and what to carry along. We will walk you through everything you need to keep in mind when planning your trip to Bali to make sure you have a perfect and relaxing trip with friends, family, or even solo.
Getting To Bali
How you want to embark on your journey depends on the time and money you intend to spend. If you travel via plane, you’ll fly to the Ngurah Rai Intl Airport located in Denspar. The other route is via boat. This goes through Java, a second island, and is used commonly for tourists wanting to explore both the islands together. Lastly, there is a bus that starts from Jakarta that takes 23 hours.
Around Bali
Public transport is not available in Bali, so you have to count on drivers and apps. You can even ride a scooter to get to your destinations. The plus point is that it does not take more than 2 hours across any two destinations on the Bali island since it is quite small.
Places To Visit
Canggu has sunset lounges that you would not want to miss out on. Spend a few days getting entranced by the lovely beach vibes, trendy food cafes, and bustling streets. Get a cocktail and enjoy the fading horizon in one of the popular bars by the beach. Uluwatu is another festive town that you’d want to keep on your checklist.
Furthermore, Ubud has a tranquil environment where you would want to go towards the end of your trip. With waterfalls, monkey forests, hour-long hikes, and rice fields, Ubud is popular among tourists for the serene vibe it offers! What is better than a day in the water? Ubud has rafting activities that’ll freshen up your day!
When To Visit Bali?
While, of course, Bali is full of tourists throughout the year but there are peak times to visit too. November to March has a lot of rain and it can last for hours. April to October witnesses minimal rainfall and most of the days and weeks are dry. With consistent temperatures throughout the year between 23°C and 34°C, people enjoy both the wet and dry seasons.
July and August are extremely busy, with crowds from all across the globe. The most favorable time is April-June after the wet season when the entire island is covered in green. It gets the edge of being located in Southeast Asia having very tropical weather. The days are sunny, covered in blue skies so one can enjoy the beach.
What Do You Need To Pack?
Make sure to pack shorts, comfortable adventure shoes, and swim trunks. You’ll also want to have some fun outfits for nightlife or dinners. A quick-drying towelette that is handy enough to be used during hikes and swims is essential to have.
Since the sun is super hot in Bali, you’ll need sunscreen for the Bali itinerary as this is something you will find is quite costly in Bali! Get a mosquito repellant and apply some whenever you’re out there hiking or on walks to avoid getting bitten by insects.
Budget To Set
Well, this depends on your goal to either have a luxury travel destination or a budget-friendly destination. You can choose what, how, and where you are comfortable spending. Although slightly on a higher scale than the other Southeast Asian countries, the budgeting is very flexible in terms of transport, accommodation, and food.
It can cost you anywhere between $25-$45USD per day depending on the hotels, the meals, and the transport used. The budget expands if you think of living at comfortable and expensive hotels.
The richness of traditions and culture, the adventurous activities, and the luxurious food and accommodation all makeup for an ultimate Bali vacation. Planning a trip to Bali can be quite fun as there's a lot to explore and do!