Bali is a popular travel destination and it is easy to see why! Bali is the pearl of Asia with an abundance of natural beauty. Our Bali tours take you from endless, idyllic beaches to terraced rice paddies and dramatic volcanoes. Enjoy spiritual energy, beautiful national parks and exotic sunsets. A trip to Bali feels like an adventure without end.
There are plenty of reasons why Bali is called the 'Island of the Gods'. After all, there is an awful lot to see and experience on this beautiful island paradise! You can have unique cultural experiences in Ubud, go diving at Manta Point, visit ancient temples scattered all over the island, go surfing at the wild beaches in Uluwatu, hike to the top of Gunug Batur for unforgettable views, go cycling among the green rice fields in Sideman, or just relax on the idyllic Nusa Lembongan island. All this makes Bali the perfect place for explorers looking for adventure, spirituality and ultimate relaxation.
Your Bali round trip will be taken care of to perfection by us. Travelling through Bali with Avila means staying in special accommodation, a relaxed travel pace, experiencing the highlights in a different way and hidden gems away from the crowds! Let your private driver drive you around and discover Bali's hidden gems.
Cultural heart and spiritual experience
Bali is a tropical island known for its rich culture, breathtaking nature and warm hospitality. Combining spiritual traditions with modern luxury, the island offers something special for every traveller. In the green interior lies Ubud, the cultural centre of Bali. Here you will find vast rice terraces, traditional craft markets and ancient temples. Immerse yourself in yoga, meditation and Balinese ceremonies that touch the soul.
Beautiful beaches and coastlines
Bali has a diverse coastline with popular beaches like Seminyak and Kuta, perfect for sunbathing and surfing. Rest-seekers will find their niche at the tranquil beaches of Sanur or Nusa Dua, while diving enthusiasts can explore the underwater world of Amed and Menjangan.
Breathtaking nature and adventure
Explore impressive volcanoes such as Mount Batur, admire waterfalls in the Munduk rainforest and discover the lush tropical rainforest. Bali offers plenty of opportunities for hiking, cycling and nature excursions.
An island full of contrasts
Bali combines tradition with modern luxury. Whether you want to relax in a wellness resort, go on an active adventure or immerse yourself in ancient rituals; this diverse island has everything for an unforgettable trip.
Bali is an attractive destination all year round, but the seasons do determine the character of your trip. Here's an overview:
Dry season (April - October): This is the best travel time for Bali. The weather is sunny and dry, ideal for beach days, hiking through the rice terraces and visiting temples. Festivals also often take place during this period.
Rainy season (November - March): These months see the most rain, usually in short, heavy showers in the afternoon or evening. It is quieter on the island and nature is extra green and fresh. Keep in mind that some outdoor activities may be affected by the weather.
High season: July and August are the busiest months, especially around holidays and school holidays. Prices can be higher then and popular spots busier.
Quieter travel: For a quieter experience with fewer tourists, it is best to travel in April, May, September or October. The weather is still excellent then and you will enjoy a relaxed atmosphere.
Bali is an island full of enchanting places and special experiences that will fascinate any traveller. Here are some highlights:
1. Do I need a visa for Bali?
A visa-free stay of up to 30 days is possible on arrival for most nationalities, including travellers from the Netherlands, Belgium and the EU. However, you will need a valid passport. Always check the current entry rules for your country prior to travelling.
2. How much time should I take for a Bali tour?
A round trip of 7 to 14 days gives enough time to discover the highlights of the island, from cultural sights to the beautiful nature and beaches.
3. What is the best way to travel around Bali?
The easiest way to explore Bali is with a private driver. Motorbikes are also popular, but require experience and caution in traffic.
4. Is Bali easy to combine with other destinations?
Yes, Bali is excellent to combine with other Indonesian islands like Lombok and the Gili Islands, but also with countries like Singapore or Malaysia thanks to good flight connections.
5. Can I get around with English in Bali?
English is generally well spoken in tourist areas. In more rural areas it can be more difficult, but with basic English and helpful locals you can often get around quite well.
Our travel specialists are happy to help with any questions you might have about a trip to Bali.
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