Bali Information

Ngurah Rai International Airport is Bali’s main international entry point which is located in Tuban, south of Kuta. Its tarmac stretches along the isthmus connecting the Bukit Peninsula with the Bali island mainland, and is strategically located in the island’s south where most of the main tourism areas can be reached. Read More...

Bali culture is totally unique and permeates through every aspect of life. The influence of Hinduism the main religion is evident in the music, drama, art, costumes and festivals which take place daily. Read More...

Bali has many colourful festivals throughout the year, the most important of which is Galungan. Most festival dates are based on Bali's two unique calendars which have systems that are alien to the roman calendar so the dates change each year. Read More...

Bali's history and fortunes have often been determined by its neighbouring Lombok, Java and Sumbawa have often been turbulent and bloody. But Bali has remained a place of mystery and intense beauty. 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 has two seasons, wet (between October and April) and dry (between May and September), with an average year-round temperature of 31°C. The wet season brings rain and overcast days, with the most precipitation occurring between December and February. From June to August is the windy and traditional kite season in Bali. The central highlands are typically cooler than the coasts. Read More...