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Bali

Indonesia is the perfect destination for travellers looking for a mix of adventure, culture, beaches and nightlife. Explore Bali’s famous beach clubs and temples, chase waterfalls through the jungle, relax on tropical islands and experience some of the best sunsets in Southeast Asia. With incredible food, friendly locals and endless opportunities to meet other travellers, Indonesia makes it easy to fill your trip with unforgettable experiences.

Why Visit Bali?

Indonesia is the ultimate mix of tropical islands, rich culture and unforgettable adventure. From the beach clubs and buzzing streets of Bali to lush jungles, waterfalls, temples and island escapes, there’s something for every type of traveller. Explore incredible landscapes, try amazing local food, meet like-minded travellers and experience the laid-back island lifestyle while discovering some of Southeast Asia’s most iconic destinations.

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Island Hopping Adventure Solo Culture

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20 Day Bali Ultimate Island Adventure
20 Days

20 Day Bali Ultimate Island Adventure

Experience the best of Bali with a mix of adventure, relaxation, local experiences and plenty of time to explore. From Bali’s famous temples and rice terraces to crystal-clear waters, island sunsets and lively beach spots, this trip is the perfect way to discover Bali and the surrounding islands, make new friends and create unforgettable memories without rushing.

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12 Day Bali & Gili T Adventure
12 Days

12 Day Bali & Gili T Adventure

Experience 12 days of Bali and Gili T, combining stunning beaches, island adventures, Balinese culture and plenty of time to relax. Explore lush landscapes, discover incredible coastlines and experience the laid back island life of Gili T, all while travelling with a fun group of like minded people.

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9 Day Highlights of Bali
9 Days

9 Day Highlights of Bali

Experience 9 days of Bali, from the surf and beaches of Canggu to the lush landscapes of Ubud. Chase waterfalls, explore temples and rice terraces, take on the famous Mount Batur sunrise hike, swing over the jungle and spend an included day at FINNS Beach Club all while making memories.

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Must See

Iconic Tourist Attractions

Nusa Penida

Nusa Penida

One of Bali's most famous island escapes, Nusa Penida is known for dramatic cliffs, turquoise waters and incredible viewpoints. Visit the iconic Kelingking Beach, explore hidden beaches and enjoy some of Indonesia's most impressive scenery.

Gili Trawangan

Gili Trawangan

Known as the party island of the Gilis, Gili T is perfect for travellers looking for a mix of tropical beaches, snorkelling, diving, sunsets and nightlife. With no cars on the island, you can explore by bike or horse-drawn cidomo.

Mount Batur

Mount Batur

For an adventure away from the beaches, hike Mount Batur for sunrise. The early start is rewarded with panoramic views across Bali and Lake Batur from the volcanic summit.

Bali Rice Fields

Bali Rice Fields

Bali's iconic rice fields and terraces are one of the island's most recognisable sights. Head into the countryside around Ubud and Tegallalang to walk through lush green terraces, learn about traditional Balinese farming and take in incredible jungle views. It’s a great way to experience a quieter, more traditional side of Bali away from the beaches and busy tourist areas.

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Must-Haves for the Gram

Gates of Heaven – Lempuyang Temple

Gates of Heaven – Lempuyang Temple

Probably Bali's most famous Instagram shot. Stand between the huge Balinese split gates with Mount Agung framed perfectly in the background. The famous mirror-like reflection in photos is created using a photography trick rather than an actual reflecting pool.

Bali Swing – Ubud

Bali Swing – Ubud

Take a swing high above Bali's lush jungle and rice fields. It's one of the island's classic Instagram experiences, with different swings, nests and viewpoints available around Ubud and Tegallalang.

Diamond Beach – Nusa Penida

Diamond Beach – Nusa Penida

Huge white cliffs, turquoise water and a dramatic staircase down towards the beach make this one of Nusa Penida's best photo locations.

Off The Beaten Path

Insider Hidden Gems

Kanto Lampo Waterfall

Kanto Lampo Waterfall

Insider Tip

A beautiful cascading waterfall tucked away in the jungle near Ubud. Unlike many of Bali's larger waterfalls, Kanto Lampo flows over a series of rocks, creating natural pools where you can cool off.

Mount Ijen, Java

Mount Ijen, Java

Insider Tip

Java’s most incredible natural wonders. Trek to the crater before sunrise to witness its famous blue flames, created by burning sulphur gases, then watch the landscape light up as the sun rises over the turquoise crater lake.

Pink Beach, Komodo Island

Pink Beach, Komodo Island

Insider Tip

Visit one of Indonesia's most unique beaches, where soft pink sand meets crystal-clear turquoise water. Surrounded by dramatic green hills and colourful coral reefs, Pink Beach is the perfect place to swim, snorkel, relax and take in the incredible scenery of Komodo National Park.

Before you go

Frequently asked questions

Bali uses the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).

Yes. Bali is one of Southeast Asia's most popular destinations for solo travellers, with plenty of social accommodation, activities, cafés and organised experiences.

Bali can be very affordable, particularly if you eat local food and use local transport.

Bali is generally a popular and well-established destination for international travellers. As anywhere, take normal precautions with valuables, traffic, alcohol and unfamiliar areas.

Visa requirements depend on your nationality, purpose and length of stay. Check the latest Indonesian immigration requirements before travelling.

Light, comfortable clothing is ideal for everyday activities. When visiting temples, you should dress respectfully and cover your shoulders and knees. Sarongs are often available at temples.

Yes. Bali has a huge range of vegetarian and vegan restaurants, particularly around Ubud and Canggu.

Yes. Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta and Uluwatu all have popular nightlife scenes, ranging from beach clubs and sunset bars to clubs and live music.

Definitely. Bali has a huge backpacker scene, affordable accommodation, social hostels, lots of activities and excellent connections to other parts of Indonesia and Southeast Asia.

Pack lightweight clothes, swimwear, comfortable footwear, sunscreen, insect repellent, a reusable water bottle and a light rain jacket. Bring something that covers your shoulders and knees for temple visits.

For a first visit, 9 days minimum but 18 days gives you enough time to experience several different areas without rushing. If you want to explore more of the island or include nearby islands, two to three weeks works well.

Absolutely. Bali offers a great mix of culture, adventure, relaxation, food and nightlife, making it suitable for backpackers, couples, solo travellers and families.

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