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Rice Terraces

Explore lush green rice terraces

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Beautiful Beaches

Relax on beautiful white sand beaches

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Delicious Food

Enjoy some of Bali's national dishes

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Lively Towns

Spend your evening in stylish, exclusive haunts

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Great Experiences

Climb Mount Batur or cycle through lush plantations

A beguiling island of many faces

Discover Indonesia’s best-known island of Bali. We’ll help you enjoy the very best of Bali with an entirely bespoke itinerary of private tours, luxury accommodation and personalised experiences.

Bali is also home to some of Asia’s best resorts, where service is consistently at an outstanding level and the spas are world-class. This makes the island appealing to not only those who simply want to unwind and decompress, but also to active types who will be well aware that Bali is also one of the world’s surfing capitals. Within an hour of landing, you can be taking the drop on some of the incredible waves that hit the southern coast.

Love to party? Well, it’s no great secret that Bali’s southern towns are full of lively bars, and we can give you the low-down on the most stylish, exclusive haunts.

Highlights

Stay inland in the island’s vibrant cultural centre Ubud, a town surrounded by lush rice terraces

Experience the serenity of this beguiling island on the quiet, black sand beaches of the north

Scramble up to Mount Batur’s stunning caldera lake

Cycle through emerald plantations to isolated golden temples

Learn to how to cook Bali’s delicate national dishes with private culinary classes.

Bali is an island that I keep revisiting as there is always so much more to see. The scenery is spectacular and there is a lot of opportunity for being active whether you dive, raft, zip-line, cycle or even hike to the summit of an active volcano. The traditional Balinese gentle culture is prevalent on the island and especially in the east, which remains fairly untouched by tourism. For nice restaurants, bars and boutiques it’s wonderful to spend a couple of days in Seminyak. And I haven’t even started on the beaches…

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Rachel O'Leary

Senior Travel Designer

Luxury accommodation in Bali

There are many incredible places to stay in Bali. Here are some of our favourites, handpicked by our travel designers:

Why book with Jacada?

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Personalised design

We’ll plan your trip around your specific interests, tastes and preferences, providing helpful tips and honest advice based on first-hand knowledge of the destination.

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Authentic experiences

Our expert guides and brilliant travel concierges are hand-picked to provide a genuine experience, bringing your destination to life with care and passion.

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Responsible travel

Our luxury trips are designed with responsible travel principles that prioritise travel experiences that are both good for you and good for the planet.

Ready to plan your adventure?

Whatever you want from your Bali tour, our team of expert travel designers are ready to help.

Where to go

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Canggu

Nestled between Tanah Lot and Seminyak on Bali‘s southern coast, Canggu is all about the laidback vibes. Its black sand beaches are popular with surfers but even if you’re not looking to ride the waves, the epic sunsets are reason enough the visit.

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Jimbaran

On the western side of the Bukit Peninsula, Jimbaran blends its working fishing village atmosphere with a collection of exclusive and tasteful hotels. Almost like a more chilled version of Seminyak, it boasts some of Bali’s most beautiful sandy beaches and calm, clear waters for swimming.

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Lovina

On the northern coast just west of the city of Singaraja, Lovina is a 12-kilometre stretch of low-key black sandy beaches and calm waters for swimming.

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Manggis

Spectacularly located between the striking Mount Agung and the serene Lombok Strait, Manggis offers a slower, more traditional stride on Bali’s eastern shores.

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Nusa Dua

Set on Bali’s south-eastern coast, 40 minutes from Denpasar airport, Nusa Dua is a private enclave where you find some of Bali’s best hotels that line white sandy beaches.

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Pemuteran & West Bali National Park

Sitting on the far north western coast near Java, Pemuteran is a quiet bay of black sand beaches, a small village and a wild backdrop of dramatic mountain scenery.

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Seminyak

Bright fabrics flutter gently in the breeze while inviting waves lap the soft grey sands of Seminyak’s beaches. This resort area on the island’s west coast just north of Kuta, is Bali’s most stylish beach locale.

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Sidemen

Located just inland from Bali’s eastern coastline, to the south of the dramatic and imposing Mount Agung, Sidemen is truly one of Bali’s hidden treasures. Blessed by a peaceful and picturesque character, defined by the likes of rolling rice fields dotted with attractive temples, Sidemen is a far cry from the more vibrant and developed Balinese coastline, providing something of a rejuvenating escape after days by the beach.

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Ubud

With lush greenery and steep rice terraces that flank the soaring banks of the Ayung River, Ubud is one of Bali‘s most scenic and relaxed destinations. It is also peppered with the island’s most important holy sites, temples and artisan workshops.

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Uluwatu

Home to a dreamy white sandy coastline and the spectacular Uluwatu Temple, this quiet southern part of Bali offers something for beach lovers and culture enthusiasts alike.

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When to visit

Bali is particularly popular with outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you want to go hiking, trekking through jungles to ancient temples, or just simply soak up the rays on a beach, then Bali is for you.

The best time to go is between May and October to avoid the rainy season.

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Hiking

May - June

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Beach Break

July - September

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Diving

April - October

When is the Best Time to Visit Bali?

When is the Best Time to Visit Bali?

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Plan your trip to Bali

Whatever you want from your adventure in Bali, our team of expert travel designers are ready to help.

Plan with peace of mind

When you book a trip in today’s world there’s a lot to think about. But with the right advice and expert planning, you can do it with confidence.

If you book to travel with us but your plans are impacted by circumstances you can’t control, we’ll change your reservation or cancel your booking for a full credit towards future travel.

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