Whether you’re traveling for business or for leisure, it’s always good to be well prepared. To know how to reach your hotel after landing at the airport, to know where to get the best exchange rate, to know what to avoid when in Bali, and to know what to do in case of an emergency. To make things easy for you, we have listed a whole lot of travel tips on this page and should there be something that we didn’t cover, shoot us an email and we’re happy to answer any questions you still may have.
Despite speech and cultural differences, English remains the top language choice in Bali, followed by Indonesian/Balinese. In this spirit, we have prepared for you a word list that you can start learning for a daily conversation in Balinese
You only have time to pack the essentials: What clothing should you be wearing in Bali? Great question, because warm temperatures throughout the year climate the island. However, there are distinctive dry and wet seasons although the weather depends on the area.
No need anymore to pay a crazy phone bill due to inadvertent roaming. You can still use your mobile in Bali just replacing your old SIM card with a local one and unlocking your device, if it’s not a GSM, in a mobile phone shop- it is as simple as that!
Before you get to Bali, there are a few things you might like to know in advance, for example having a passport with a minimum period of validity of six months,arranging transport with GRAB or directly with the VIP Airport Butler Service that provides a hassle-free way to travel.
And eventually, your vacation in Bali is got to come to an end. Do not sacrifice all of the good times because of serious lapses of memory on travel regulations: check the weight of your suitcases, make your luggage even safer, carry the right amount of liquids in your hand-luggage, and always make a copy of your documents!