Bali known as the Land of the Gods, it appeals through its sheer natural beauty of looming volcanoes and lush terraced rice fields that exude peace and serenity. It is also famous for surfers’ paradise! Bali enchants with its dramatic dances and colourful ceremonies, its arts and crafts, to its luxurious beach resorts and exciting nightlife. Literally everywhere, you will find intricately carved temples.
As the island is located 8 degrees south of the equator, you will find the climate to be the typical tropical, warm and humid all year round with two main distinctive seasons: Dry Season and Rainy Season. Some of the areas around Bali's central mountains (volcanoes) have several peaks over 3,000 meters above sea levels. Up here the temperatures are considerably cooler, and there is much more rainfall than in the coastal areas.
Bali’s white beaches are certainly a favourite destination for family holidays. There are a variety of water sports available, such as banana boats, parasailing or jet skiing, go swimming or you may just linger and enjoy good sunbathing by the sea.
There are many modes of transport to help you get around in Bali. A variety of excellent half day, full day and overnight tour packages are available. An important virtue to have while on the road in Bali is patience! Although the road system in the heavily populated areas is quite reasonable (condition wise), it can also be heavily congested at peak periods. Ceremonial processions often take up the entire road so if you're caught behind a procession, enjoy the colourful experience.
Bali is quite simply a tropical paradise with a unique mixture of modern tourist facilities and breath-taking natural wonder, combined with great shopping, beautiful beaches and a rich cultural heritage. Besides spending your day lazing on the unreal beaches, you can also enjoy exceptional diving, snorkelling and wonderful day trips to nearby attractions.
Kuta is one of the most well-known beaches in Bali. Along the way stretch an array of hotels, restaurants, shops, and cafes. In the evenings the area throbs to the beat of disco music.
For a quieter evening enjoy the beach at Jimbaran, a popular spot to eat fresh barbecued seafood. Seminyak is home to five-stars international hotels and luxurious accommodation studded with fancy dining spots. Sanur Beach also dotted with hotels and restaurants. The inland rice fields and cultural expeditions in Ubud dotted with hotels, restaurants and massage and spa places. You can also visit Nusa Dua, where more private beaches front super deluxe hotels.
