The Bali locals are all so good at English (and many other languages) they make it quite easy for tourists to holiday without learning the local language.
However when you do try and use some of their language they really love it and are astounded by how well you speak Indonesian/Balinese (even though you only know a few phrases).
Some useful phrases to learn and use easily are:
*Already is our FAVOURITE word to learn in any language when traveling in Asia. You are always getting offered transport, massages, things to buy, etc, saying already in the local language is a good way to reply and not to continue to get hassled.
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.
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!
Tourists are usually easy pickings, which is why you should keep an eye out at all times! Only transact with reliable money changers, be aware of potential card skimming and pick-pocketing, and learn to recognize banknotes.
Bali is definitely kid-friendly and so, in every respect, it makes the perfect choice for a family holiday in a marvellous setting of sun and beach. Plenty of accommodation in fine houses and villas and babysitting services just right for your needs!