Holidays to Bali 2020

Bali– Holiday Destination Information

Key Information: The island of Bali is the largest province of Indonesia. There are other notable small islands such as Nusa Penidam, Nusa Ceningan, Nusa Lembongan and Serangan Island. Being one of the most fascinating destinations in the world, Bali is a very dynamic island, meaning that its economy and tourism are constantly developing. Bali is also known for its biodiversity of marine species, which makes this an ideal destination for those who love sea life.

Ideal Time to Go: This island offers a consistent warm climate, making this an ideal all year-round destination. The rainy season tends to start from October to March, whereas the dry season starts from June to September. For those who are looking for a warm and sunny holiday in Bali, then it is recommended to book a holiday to Bali between June and September.

Weather: The island of Bali has a tropical monsoon climate with sunshine and warm weather throughout the year. The average daily temperature varies from between 20°C to 33°C, so you’ll be sure to get enough sun during your holiday in Bali. The dry seasons are around June to September and the rainy seasons are around October to March.

Flight Time: With connecting flights from London, the flight times can be anywhere up to 19 Hours.

Time Difference: Bali is 7 hours ahead of the UK time.

Currency: Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)

Fun Fact: If you love coffee, then you will definitely want to try out Bali’s acclaimed ‘most expensive coffee in the world’. The ‘Kopi Luwak’ is not your everyday coffee bean, but is a collection of beans from the digestion of the ‘Civat Cat’.

Top Tip: Bali has no form of public transport, so it is highly recommended to plan ahead when booking a holiday in Bali. There are cabs and drivers as alternative options to public transport.

How to Get There

Connecting flights to Bali from the UK are available all year round from most major airports.

Places to Go on your Bali Holiday

The island of Bali has a lot to offer in terms of activities, entertainment and culture. Here are our top recommendations for places to visit during your Bali holiday:

• Coral Triangle Centre – The Coral Triangle Centre is a non-profit organisation with regional outreach. They are known for their marine biodiversity, meaning that there is a wide range of sea life species. This sea life centre is suitable for people of all ages.
• Bali Tours – To fully experience Bali, you should go on a traditional tour. The Bali Tours can show you the major and unique cultural attractions which make Bali so special. The tour also provides you with the opportunity to see the traditional cultural events around the island.