On our website, you will probably find more information about Bali, than in a printed Travel Guide Book. The sheer amount of things to do and places can be quite overwhelming. If you have not been to Bali yet and want to get a brief overview, then this little Travel FAQ will help you to start your travel planning.
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Available 5-seater car starts from USD 25.00/ car
The 7-seater car starts from USD 35.00/ van
12-seater minibus starts from USD 90.00/ bus
Yes, for sure it's safer than other places. And single women can travel freely and safely. Of course, like everywhere else in the world, where there is tourism, there is crime and scam. But if you keep a normal level of common sense and don't fall into the traps of senseless drinking and drugs, you should be fine.
The biggest threat is probably when untrained drivers rent a scooter and overestimate their skills and underestimate the complexity of the traffic.
Bali is a destination, that offers in general great value for money, whether you are traveling on a budget, or if you are a luxury traveler only seeking the best .
Backpacker
Accommodation USD 15-30 per room per night / a meal USD 2-4 / scooter rental per day USD 3-6
Mid-Segment 3 to 4*
Accommodation USD 80-120 per room per night / a meal USD 6-10 / scooter rental per day USD 3-6 / Car Rental per day USD 35-45
Luxury Segment 5* (Bali-Lux)
Accommodation USD 170-400 per room per night / a meal USD 12-20 / scooter rental per day USD 10-15 / Car Rental per day USD 60-100
The Bali-Supreme Experience - The Best of the Best. Accommodation USD 400+ per room per night / a meal USD 30-60 / scooter rental per day USD 10-15 / Car Rental per day USD 60-100.
Imported Wines & Spirits are rather expensive compared to most other countries, due to the additional taxed imposed. A cocktail in a nice bar will cost you around USD 8-12.
Yes, and No. Depends. What is a paradise?
Bali is not a paradise like the picture postcards of the Maldives or the Bahamas suggest. The beaches of Kuta up to Canggu are pretty different and less tropical than one might expect. Mass tourism has left its mark on places such as Kuta, Seminyak, and Ubud. There is traffic at times, the trash problem of a developing country is still not completely solved, and there is some crime and scamming going on...that's all not matching the idea of a paradise.
Bali is a paradise because it is tolerant and inviting and lets you be who you want to be. It has an incredible variety of almost everything any traveler wishes to explore or experience. It offers great value for money and art and culture that is unique in this world, authentic, and alive. If you want to leave mass tourism behind, all you need is a short drive and you will enter a Bali that has almost not changed in decades. There are numerous areas and sites that are absolutely remote, quiet, and almost untouched, where magnificent nature shows its beauty.
Bali is a paradise because of the whole package it offers, and not because it looks like a "white sandy beach coconut tree postcard" wherever you go.
Something for everyone
In general one can say, that these 5 destinations are offering something for everyone. Canggu & Berawa | Ubud | Seminyak | Sanur | Nusa Lembongan & Ceningan
Check out our destination guide to get a clearer overview about what each destination and region in Bali is famous for and what you can expect there.
As long as you can
If you visit Bali from further away than 6-8h by plane, a solid 2 or 3 weeks is what you should aim for, so you have some time to adjust a potential jetlag and also time to explore and then relax.
The best way to explore Bali.
Make your own itinerary based on your time management.
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