Bali, Indonesia
Discover Bali—teeming with diverse landscapes, including serene rice fields, towering volcanoes, and lush rainforests. Stay with Inspirato and retreat to a private luxury villa featuring your own plunge pool at the peaceful eco-chic resort, Alila Uluwatu, perched atop 300-foot-tall limestone cliffs overlooking the Indian Ocean. Set within Bali’s untouched natural surroundings, Capella Ubud is a tented camp resort with two on-site restaurants, a poolside bar and lounge, and bespoke cooking from an organic garden.
The Coral Triangle's Best
For beach lovers around the world, the island of Bali is a bucket list destination. Its sugar-sand beaches, rich cultural heritage, and lush vegetation are world-renowned. But the Indonesian isle is more than just a pretty face—it’s also home to one of the richest marine ecosystems in the world. It’s part of the Coral Triangle, an area where more than 500 reef-building coral species thrive. This is why Bali’s stunning reefs attract so many snorkelers and scuba divers. Whether you’re here to surf, sunbathe, or explore the cultural attractions of inland Bali, you’ll find yourself surrounded by the legendary views for which the island is famed for.
Quick Facts
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Suggested Airport
Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) -
Time Zone
12 hours ahead of NYC -
Currency
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) -
Average Temperature
83℉ -
Official Languages
Balinese and Indonesian
Destination Highlights
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Tour a Temple
Tirta Gangga translates to "water from the Ganges" and this water palace is comprised by a maze of pools. Visit Tanah Lot, a series of rock formations and home to a pilgrimage temple, or Mount Kawi, a sacred mountain.
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Balinese Dance
Hindu tradition is rich with dance serving as a form of storytelling. Sign up for a lesson to learn the expressive art of the Balinese dance.
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Waterbom Bali
The kids will be thrilled with Waterbom Bali. Billing itself as a top attraction in Asia, this water park offers a lazy river, pipelines, high-speed slides, euro bungy and water balloon blaster. Souvenir photos are also available.
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Weather
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Forecasting Your Bali Vacation
Weather is very warm in Bali year-round, with consistent temperatures of 80 degrees and the lowest temperatures happening in the month of July, dropping to only 72. Dry season is April through September and the area's rainy season is October to March. It doesn't rain every day during the wet months and weather is comfortable and pleasant in Bali at all times of year.
