• Summer (April–October): Dry, sunny, ideal for outdoor activities and high tourist crowds.
• Monsoon (November–March): Rainy with brief showers, fewer crowds, perfect for relaxation and cultural experiences.
• Winter (June–August): Cool, dry, peak season with larger crowds and higher prices.

Most visitors to Bali (Indonesia) can enter without a visa for stays up to 30 days for tourism purposes. If you want to extend your stay, you can usually apply for a visa extension for an additional 30 days. Check with your local Indonesian embassy or consulate for specific visa requirements based on your nationality before you travel.

Road distances between the important destinations are given below:

• Denpasar (Airport) to Ubud – 35 km, 1–1.5 hrs
• Denpasar (Airport) to Seminyak – 10 km, 25–30 mins
• Ubud to Kuta – 30 km, 1–1.5 hrs
• Ubud to Tanah Lot – 25 km, 45 mins–1 hr
• Seminyak to Uluwatu – 20 km, 45 mins–1 hr
• Kuta to Uluwatu – 20 km, 45 mins
• Kuta to Nusa Dua – 15 km, 30–45 mins
• Sanur to Ubud – 25 km, 45 mins–1 hr
• Ubud to Mount Batur – 60 km, 1.5–2 hrs
• Sanur to Tanah Lot – 35 km, 1 hr

• Uluwatu Temple – Cliffside temple with stunning views and Kecak dance.
• Sacred Monkey Forest (Ubud) – Lush forest with playful macaques.
• Tanah Lot – Iconic sea temple, best at sunset.
• Mount Batur – Sunrise trek with panoramic views.
• Kuta Beach – Surfing, vibrant nightlife, and sandy shores.

Pack light, breathable clothes, swimwear, comfortable footwear, a sarong for temples, a light jacket, sun protection (hat, sunglasses), and rain gear (during rainy season).

To reach Bali, book a flight to Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar). You can fly directly or via connecting flights from major regional hubs.