Indonesia
Plan a trip to Bali
Rice terraces, surf beaches, and a different pace of life.
Bali isn't one destination — it's at least four: beach-partying Seminyak, wellness-focused Ubud, surf-town Uluwatu, and the quieter north and east. Pick two bases for a week-long trip to avoid spending half your time in a car.
Best time to visit
May–September — dry season, reliable weather. November–March is the rainy season with short afternoon storms. July–August is peak tourist season.
How long to stay
7–10 days minimum. 14+ days to include the Gili Islands or Nusa Penida.
Top things to do in Bali
Tegalalang Rice Terraces (Ubud)
Photogenic terraced paddies. Arrive before 9am; there's a small entry donation.
Uluwatu Temple + Kecak dance
Clifftop temple with sunset Kecak fire dance performances daily.
Mount Batur sunrise hike
2am start for a 2-hour climb to watch sunrise over the volcano. Doable for non-hikers with a guide.
Tanah Lot Temple
Sea temple on a rock formation. Sunset is iconic and crowded.
Nusa Penida (day trip)
Dramatic cliffs and beaches. Kelingking Beach is the famous T-Rex-shaped viewpoint.
Where to stay
Ubud
Cultural heart — yoga, rice fields, temples, cafés. Inland.
Canggu / Seminyak
Beach clubs, surf, nightlife. Flat and easy to scooter around.
Uluwatu
Cliff-top views, world-class surf, quieter.
Quick tips
- →Rent a scooter only if you're experienced — traffic is chaotic and hospital visits are expensive.
- →Grab and Gojek (apps) work for cheap rides in most areas; some beach clubs have "car mafia" zones that ban them.
- →Carry small rupiah notes for temple donations and parking.
Ready to plan your Bali trip?
Tell AIEzzy when you want to go and for how long. We'll find flights, pick hotels, and build a full day-by-day itinerary using the sights above.