Schedule your trip between April and September to avoid rainy weather.. Avoid visiting in August or late December if you want cheaper rates.. Steer clear of southern Bali if you dislike crowds.
Schedule your trip between April and September to avoid rainy weather.
Avoid visiting in August or late December if you want cheaper rates.
Steer clear of southern Bali if you dislike crowds.
Learn some Balinese and Indonesian if you will be staying in rural areas.
Book a place to stay for at least your first few nights in Bali.
Apply for a travel passport if you don't have one.
Renew your passport if it will expire within 6 months of your arrival in Bali.
Check to see if you qualify for free 30-day entry.
Plan to get a Visa on Arrival (VOA) if you want to stay between 30 and 60 days.
Apply for a Social-Culture Visa if you are studying or visiting family.
Convert at least $200-300 USD ($170-255 EU) into Indonesian rupiah.
Bring enough of any necessary medications to last through your trip.
Check that you are up to date on your immunizations.
Buy a plug adapter if your electronics have flat-pronged plugs.
Bring cotton and linen clothing for hot weather.
Pack socks and lightweight layers for fending off evening mosquitoes.
Get a money belt for storing your cash, cards and passport.
Pack a sarong and sash for visiting holy sites.
Compare prices for different airlines and cities.
Check flight prices at several different times throughout the day.
Join a travel website that will notify you when certain flights drop in price.
Book your flight 6 weeks in advance if you don't find a good deal earlier.
Check the price of your flight again within 24 hours of booking.
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