Destination Highlights
Great sample itineraries
Singapore, Ubud and Seminyak Multi Centre
Ubud and Candidasa Multi Centre
Bali And Lombok Holidays
Multi Centre Holidays Dubai And Bali
Our favorite hotels
The Samaya Ubud
Bulgari Resort Bali
The Oberoi Bali
Expert Tips
If you like hiking then you can enjoy trekking the Campuhan Ridge Walk with its sweeping hilltop views. This six-mile walk passes rice paddies, dense jungle and charming tea houses along the way. It’s a truly amazing hike that offers you a completely fresh perspective of Bali.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the time difference between the UK and Bali?
Bali is eight hours ahead of the UK.
2. What is the best mode of transportation in Bali?
The best transportation mode in Bali is a rental car with a chauffeur. This gives freedom and flexibility to visit different attractions and removes the hassle of dealing with Bali’s traffic.
You can also opt for a taxi. Mopeds are a popular and economical choice, while public buses are among the cheapest options.
3. What is the food like in Bali?
A popular destination for international tourists, Bali’s resorts and luxury accommodations cater to a variety of palates. Expect continental breakfast, fresh seafood and restaurants dedicated to different international cuisines.
Local Balinese cuisine incorporates Chinese and Indian flavours and consists of rice, vegetables, meats and seafood. Satay, rice dishes such as Nasi Goreng and Nasi Ayam, seafood dishes and Babi Guling or suckling roasted pig are popular local favourites.
4. Which neighbourhoods are best for families and couples?
Jimbaran Bay, Nusa Dua and Sanur offer plenty of accommodations and activities for families with children. Ubud and Nusa Dua offer a fabulous mix of cultural activities, luxury resorts and upscale restaurants for couples and honeymooners.
5. What are the top nightlife activities to discover in Bali?
Bustling Bali is as vibrant after dark as when the sun is shining. Here are our top nightlife activities to discover in Bali –
- Check out Bali’s nightclubs: Seminyak, Kuta Beach, and Canggu are Bali’s nightlife hotspots and the perfect neighbourhoods to go bar hopping or catch a live jazz performance.
- Stroll through night markets: Filled with food stalls that sell popular street food, Bali’s night markets are a sensorial experience.
- Watch a dance performance: Witnessing live dance performances, based on ancient epics and folk tales, at art centres, resorts and theatre venues is an immersive experience.
6. What are the top five cultural attractions in Bali?
Here are our top five cultural attractions in Bali:
- Visit Bali’s spectacular temples: From Lempuyang Temple to the awe-inspiring location of Pura Tanah Lot and Ulun Danu Beratan, Bali’s temples are delightful and dazzling.
- Witness the Kecak Fire Dance at Uluwatu temple: Watch dancers recreate scenes from the Hindu epic, the Ramayana, in the amphitheatre of the Uluwatu temple, against the backdrop of the setting sun and the shimmering waters
- Sign up for a Balinese cooking class: Shop for the freshest ingredients at local markets, acquaint yourself with traditional cooking techniques and learn the secrets behind popular Balinese dishes.
- Shop at Bali’s colourful markets: Ubud and Sukawati Art Market and Tegallalang Handicraft Centre are some of our favourite places to shop for unique souvenirs and browse through beautiful artwork.
- Visit Bali’s charming villages: Away from the hustle and bustle of the more touristy parts of Bali, villages such as Tenganan and Penglipuran allow you to slow down and delve deeper into local culture.
