Welcome to Bali

Support Tourism Industry in Bali

On Conserving the Culture and Natural Environment of the Island, a form of support that aims to conserve the customs, traditions, arts and culture, and local wisdom of Balinese people, The Bali Provincial Government will apply a tourism tax for foreign tourists.

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Beautiful Destinations in Bali

Beyond the crashing waves and rolling mountains, Bali is an island of cultural abundance that has been preserved throughout the years. From business and conferences, shopping trips and cultural experiences, to natural explorations, the island provides a myriad of options for leisure and business travellers. Being on a charming island offering endless possibilities, you will find one thing is certain: you will never run out of things to do in Bali. 

Every corner of the island tells its own story, from terraced rice fields in the highlands to sacred temples set along dramatic clifftops, making it easy to build an itinerary that suits any pace of travel. Whether visiting for a few days or planning an extended stay, having a clear Bali travel guide in hand helps travellers make the most of each day on the island.

Your Bali Travel Guide 

A well-planned Bali travel guide begins with understanding the island's distinct regions, each offering its own rhythm and character. The south coast is known for its beach clubs and sunset views, the central highlands for rice terraces and wellness retreats, and the eastern coast for quieter shores and volcanic scenery. Getting around is straightforward, with private drivers and ride-hailing apps widely available, while Ngurah Rai International Airport serves as the main gateway for most visitors arriving from overseas. Balinese Hindu traditions shape daily life across the island, and travellers who take time to observe local customs, from temple offerings to traditional ceremonies, often find their trip far more rewarding.

Best Time to Visit Bali

Choosing the best time to visit Bali often depends on what a traveller hopes to experience. The dry season, generally running from April to October, brings sunnier days and calmer seas, making it well suited to beach days and outdoor exploration. The wetter months between November and March bring lush green landscapes and fewer crowds, with short afternoon showers rather than continuous rain. Shoulder season months, such as April, May, June and September, often provide an appealing balance of pleasant weather and quieter attractions across the island.

Staying at The Apurva Kempinski Bali places travellers close to many of these experiences, offering a comfortable base from which to explore the island's temples, beaches and cultural landmarks.

Things to Do in Bali 

There is no shortage of things to do in Bali, whatever a traveller's interests may be. History and culture enthusiasts can explore ancient sites such as Besakih Temple and Uluwatu Temple, while those seeking a livelier atmosphere will enjoy the shopping and dining scene in Kuta and Seminyak. Nature lovers can head inland to Ubud for rice terrace walks and art villages, or join a guided trek through Muntigunung for sweeping views of the island's volcanic landscape. For a single destination that brings together retail, dining and entertainment, the Bali Collection in Nusa Dua offers a convenient option close to many of the island's leading resorts.

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Besakih Temple
Ubud
Kuta
Seminyak
Uluwatu Temple
Muntigunung Trekking
Bali Collection