Rice terraces in Bali

Holidays in
Bali

Rice terraces, temples and surf beaches on the Island of the Gods. We plan the route, the stays and the transfers in between.

Bali holidays

Choose your kind of Bali

Four ways to do it, each with flights, hotel and transfers. Every plan can be shortened, extended or upgraded.

Ubud and Seminyak LHRDPS17h Two centres Ubud and SeminyakBali

Ten nights of jungle then beach

  • 10 nights
  • Breakfast
  • Two 4★ hotels

The plan

  1. Day 1

    Land in Bali and transfer to Ubud

  2. Days 2 to 4

    Rice terraces, temples and cooking class

  3. Day 5

    Move to the coast in Seminyak

  4. Days 6 to 10

    Beach clubs and sunsets, then home

Included

  • Return flights from the UK
  • Two hotels with breakfast
  • All transfers
  • Rice terrace tour

from £000per person, 2 sharing

Get a quote Make it yours

Before you go

Bali essentials for UK travellers

Everything to know before you fly: entry rules, time difference, money and the best months to go.

  • 01 / FlightAbout 16 to 18 hoursOne stop through the Gulf or Asia
  • 02 / EntryVisa on arrivalPlus the Bali tourist levy
  • 03 / Time8 hours ahead7 hours in the UK summer
  • 04 / PowerAdapter neededType C and F, 230V
  • 05 / MoneyIndonesian rupiah (IDR)Cash handy for small shops
  • 06 / LanguageEnglish in tourist areasBahasa Indonesia is official

A year in DenpasarTap a month

  • Avg high
  • Rain days
  • Best months

Build your trip

Design your own Bali trip

Pick who's coming, where you'll stay, how you'll spend your days and when you'll go. Your trip card fills in as you choose.

01Who's coming?
02Where will you stay?
03How will you spend your days?
04When will you go?

Things to do

Make the most of Bali

From sunrise volcano treks to beach clubs at sunset.

  1. 01

    Walk the rice terraces

    Tegallalang and Jatiluwih are at their greenest after the rains.

  2. 02

    Visit the temples

    See Tanah Lot at sunset and Uluwatu on its clifftop.

  3. 03

    Climb Mount Batur

    A pre-dawn hike for sunrise above the clouds.

  4. 04

    Learn to surf

    Gentle waves at Kuta and Canggu are perfect for beginners.

  5. 05

    Take a cooking class

    Shop at a local market, then cook Balinese dishes.

  6. 06

    Escape to the Gilis

    Car-free islands with turtles and white sand, a fast boat away.

Planning a Bali holiday from the UK

Bali is a long way from the UK, so most people stay for ten nights or more. A popular plan is to start in Ubud, among the rice fields and temples, then finish on the coast in Seminyak, Canggu or Uluwatu.

There are no direct flights, but one-stop routes through the Gulf or Asia work well, and many travellers add a stopover on the way.

Where to stay

Ubud is green, peaceful and full of culture. Seminyak and Canggu have beach clubs, cafés and sunsets. Uluwatu has dramatic cliffs and surf, and Nusa Dua is calm and family friendly.

Villas with private pools are great value in Bali, especially for couples and small groups.

FAQ

Bali holiday questions

What UK travellers ask us most about holidays in Bali.

Still have a question?

Message our team. We'll answer it and suggest options for your dates and budget.

Ask on WhatsApp
How many nights do I need in Bali?

We suggest at least ten nights, so you have time to see both the inland and the coast.

When is the best time to go to Bali?

April to October is the dry season and the best time for beaches.

Is Bali good for honeymoons?

Yes. Private pool villas, spa days and sunset dinners make it a favourite for couples.

Can you add a stopover?

Yes. Dubai, Doha, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur all make easy stopovers.

Dubai holidays Maldives holidays Egypt holidays Türkiye holidays Thailand holidays Morocco holidays Greece holidays All inclusive Beach holidays Honeymoons City breaks Family holidays Luxury escapes Summer sun Winter sun Easter breaks Christmas & New Year