Bali Information

While Bali is known for its many ancient Hindu temples, the island’s largest Buddhist monastery, Brahmavihara-Arama in North Bali, is a must-see that features an impressive mini replica of East Java’s Borobudur Temple Read More...

Nyepi is ultimately the quietest day in Bali. This day marks Bali’s lunar new year based on the Saka calendar which is 77-78 years behind the Gregorian. A series of lively revelries lead up to the unique, silent turn-of-the-year observance. Read More...

The best time to witness beautiful, highly decorated bamboo poles throughout Bali’s streets is from March 26, when the day of Galungan arrives and when villagers throng to temples with colourful offerings and in their traditional temple attire. Read More...

Ngurah Rai International Airport is Bali’s main international entry point located in Tuban, south of Kuta. It is strategically located in the island’s south where most of the main tourism areas are. Read More...

Bali has two seasons, wet (between October and April) and dry (between May and September). The wet season brings rain and overcast days, with the most precipitation occurring between December and February.  Read More...

Getting around Bali is easy. Public buses and bemos, chartered bemos, shuttle buses, taxis and private cars, rented cars and motorcycles: even eco-friendly bicycles. Read More...

Bali is full of festivities and colours, owing much to the culture and traditions of its people. There are also various event highlights, and some that take place annually. Check back regularly as we continuously update this section. Read More...

Balinese culture is unique and permeates through every aspect of life; the influence of Hinduism is evident in the music, drama, art, costumes and festivals that take place daily. Read More...

Bali has many colourful festivals throughout the year. Most festival dates are based on Bali's two unique calendars and the dates never coincide with the same Gregorian calendar date each year. Read More...

But Bali has remained a place of mystery and intense beauty; its rather turbulent history and fortunes have often been determined by its neighbouring Lombok, Java and Sumbawa Islands. Read More...

Our interactive map (and satellite views) displays all available hotels with photos, facilities and guest comments as well as attractions, landmarks and other items of interest with links to relevant information pages. Read More...

Whenever this highlighted day of the year comes around, you’ll have the perfect excuse to treat that special person to some of the classiest and romantic dining spots on the island. We’ve rounded up a quick list for lovebirds. Read More...