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Bali is a the picture postcard image of a tropical paradise. It’s known as the “Island of the Gods” and it has deep spiritual roots. There are around 10,000 temples to explore on the island of Bali. Bali is a very atmospheric place. It’s volcanic landscapes and lush green rice paddies offer breathtaking views.
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Why is Bali a popular luxury travel destination?
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Bali offers so much to tourists searching for a luxury vacation. World-class resorts and private villas punctuate its stunning coastlines, and offer a unique blend of elegance and comfort. Guests can revel in private infinity pools, spa treatments, and awe-inspiring oceanfront views.
Those in search of pure relaxation won’t struggle in Bali. As well as it’s beautiful beaches, the island is renowned for its wellness retreats, featuring luxurious spas, yoga retreats, and holistic healing experiences, all set in tranquil surroundings.
Bali also offers its lucky visitors an immersive cultural experience. Travelers can take part in traditional dance performances and admire local artistry. The warmth and hospitality of the Balinese people will add a special touch to every encounter you have here.
There’s a diverse range of activities for adventurers here too, from world-class surfing and snorkeling, to trekking up volcanic peaks. Nature-lovers will love the wildlife that resides here – you can head to the Ubud Sacred Monkey Forest to find monkeys in their natural habitat.
Whether you seek relaxation, adventure, or a harmonious blend of both, Bali’s magnetic allure as a luxury vacation destination is undeniable.
With its unparalleled beauty, diverse offerings, and world-class amenities, Bali promises an extraordinary experience that will create lasting memories and leave travelers yearning to return for more.
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Luxury Travel Expert"There's a reason why Bali is such a sought after destination. The scenery here is second to none - and the hotels and resorts that can be found here are truly exquisite."
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General Information
There’s so much to see and do in Bali. It really favours a longer trip. Some of our favourite things to do in Bali include taking a trip to the Tegenungan Waterfall. It cascades from 15 metres in the forest.
If you’ve spent any time on Instagram you’ll no doubt have seen the Bali Swing – it could be called The Instagram Swing as it’s designed to give you a flawless photograph. You’ll be sweeping over the jungle but don’t worry, you’ll be safely strapped to the swing.
Take a trip to Ubud where you can explore museums, palaces and local markets. Start with a visit to ARMA Museum (Agung Rai Museum of Art) and enjoy one of the best permanent collections of Balinese and Indonesian paintings. A visit to ARMA provides a great overview of the island’s rich artistic traditions. Ubud has grown from a hippie’s paradise to become quite a stylish destination. There are well-appointed villas you can stay in. There’s also the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival.
Bali LGBTQ+ Rights
LGBTQ+ individuals in Indonesia face societal pressures and cultural prejudices rooted in traditional mores and historical stigmas. Homosexuality is widely disapproved of, and same-sex marriage is not recognized. While most regions of the country do not enforce sodomy laws, and private same-sex activity is not criminalized at the national level, local regulations and social attitudes can create challenges for the LGBTQ+ community.
However, Bali stands apart as a welcoming and inclusive destination for LGBTQ+ tourism. The island has cultivated a unique social climate that differs significantly from more conservative and remote parts of Indonesia. Known for its vibrant nightlife, serene beaches, and diverse cultural scene, Bali has become a haven for LGBTQ+ travelers seeking acceptance and relaxation. Popular areas such as Seminyak offer LGBTQ+-friendly bars, clubs, and resorts, contributing to the island’s reputation as an open-minded and inviting destination.
Bali’s inclusive atmosphere, combined with its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, continues to attract visitors from around the globe, providing a safe and memorable experience for LGBTQ+ individuals in an otherwise challenging national context.
What Everyone Does In Bali
Visit the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. This is the natural habitat of the Balinese long-tailed macaque. You can access the sanctuary easily from Ubud. The sanctuary is in a sprawling forest where you’ll also find temples to explore. The forest is locally owned and managed.
What Some People Do In Bali
Seminyak is one of the most tourist friendly parts of Bali. You’ll find many luxury hotels in this part of Bali so it could be your main base when you visit. You’ll find some of the best restaurants in Bali in Seminyak and and long stretch of beach.
What No One Else Does In Bali
You have to explore some of Bali’s temples. Uluwatu Temple is one of the stand out temples. What’s more, this temples is inhabited by monkeys! Uluwatu Temple is perched on a cliff and it’s a very atmospheric place to explore when you’re in Bali.
Weather in Bali
January
25°C - 35°C
Indonesia is on the Equator, so benefits from warm year-round weather. However, the months between November and March see widespread rain, particularly in the south.
February
25°C - 35°C
Indonesia is on the Equator, so benefits from warm year-round weather. However, the months between November and March see widespread rain, particularly in the south.
March
25°C - 35°C
Indonesia is on the Equator, so benefits from warm year-round weather. However, the months between November and March see widespread rain, particularly in the south.
April
25°C - 35°C
April to October is the best time to visit Indonesia as the weather will be perfect for activities such as island-hopping, snorkeling, and relaxing on any of the country’s stunning beaches.
May
25°C - 35°C
April to October is the best time to visit Indonesia as the weather will be perfect for activities such as island-hopping, snorkeling, and relaxing on any of the country’s stunning beaches.
June
25°C - 35°C
April to October is the best time to visit Indonesia as the weather will be perfect for activities such as island-hopping, snorkeling, and relaxing on any of the country’s stunning beaches.
July
25°C - 35°C
April to October is the best time to visit Indonesia as the weather will be perfect for activities such as island-hopping, snorkeling, and relaxing on any of the country’s stunning beaches.
August
25°C - 35°C
April to October is the best time to visit Indonesia as the weather will be perfect for activities such as island-hopping, snorkeling, and relaxing on any of the country’s stunning beaches.
September
25°C - 35°C
April to October is the best time to visit Indonesia as the weather will be perfect for activities such as island-hopping, snorkeling, and relaxing on any of the country’s stunning beaches.
October
25°C - 35°C
April to October is the best time to visit Indonesia as the weather will be perfect for activities such as island-hopping, snorkeling, and relaxing on any of the country’s stunning beaches.
November
25°C - 35°C
Indonesia is on the Equator, so benefits from warm year-round weather. However, the months between November and March see widespread rain, particularly in the south.
December
25°C - 35°C
Indonesia is on the Equator, so benefits from warm year-round weather. However, the months between November and March see widespread rain, particularly in the south.
Getting to Bali
Your Balinese adventure will probably begin in Indonesia. You can transfer to Ngurah Rai International Airport to get to Bali.
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