Top stays in Bali
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★ 5.0Sunset Villa & Cafe Lembongan
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★ 5.0Jonsen Homestay
Canggu
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★ 5.0The Makara Villas Uluwatu
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★ 5.0Nusa Indah Bungalows Candidasa
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★ 5.0Nirwana Kintamani By Zuzu
Pukuh
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★ 5.0The Wahyu Villa Uluwatu By Zuzu
Kuta
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★ 5.0Saren Guesthouse Bali
Canggu
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★ 5.0My Villa Canggu
Canggu
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★ 5.0Tirtha Canggu Suite
Canggu
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★ 5.0The Chillhouse Bali Surf And Yoga Retreats
Canggu
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★ 5.0Sayang Residence II by ZUZU
Kuta
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★ 5.0Asri Sari Villa Ubud
Ubud
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Bali, like a local
Don't miss
- Uluwatu Temple: Perched on a cliff, it offers stunning ocean views and traditional Kecak dance performances.
- Tegallalang Rice Terraces: Famous for their beautiful landscapes and traditional Balinese irrigation system.
- Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary: Home to hundreds of playful monkeys and ancient temples, it's a unique natural experience.
- Tanah Lot Temple: An iconic sea temple known for its breathtaking sunsets and cultural significance.
- Kuta Beach: Famous for its nightlife, surf spots, and vibrant beach atmosphere.
Where to eat
- Nasi Goreng: A traditional Indonesian fried rice dish, often served with chicken, prawns, and vegetables.
- Babi Guling: A Balinese roasted suckling pig, known for its crispy skin and flavorful spices.
- Sate Lilit: Minced meat satay wrapped around lemongrass sticks, a unique Balinese twist on traditional satay.
Do this
- Balinese Spa Treatment: Indulge in a traditional massage and spa experience, known for relaxation and rejuvenation.
- Surfing Lessons: Bali is renowned for its surf spots; taking a lesson is a great way to enjoy the waves.
- Balinese Dance Performance: Experience the rich cultural heritage of Bali through traditional dance performances in local temples.
Local tips
- Negotiate prices when shopping in local markets.
- Stay hydrated and apply sunscreen as the sun can be intense.
- Respect local customs and dress modestly when visiting temples.
- Try to learn a few basic Indonesian phrases to enhance your interaction with locals.
Know before you go
Best time
April to September
Getting around
Scooter rentals, taxis, and private drivers are common. Ride-sharing apps like Uber are also available.
Airport
DPS
Language
Indonesian, with English widely spoken in tourist areas.
Money
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR); credit cards are accepted at many establishments.
Safety
Generally safe for tourists, but be cautious of petty crime and traffic.
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