OUR TRIP IS NOT A GROUP TOUR!
IT IS FULLY PRIVATE, CARRIED OUT WITH A PRIVATE VEHICLE AND A PRIVATE GUIDE!
THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOUR TRIP
Passport and Travel Documents
- Your passport should generally be valid for at least 6 months from your date of entry into Indonesia.
- Make sure your passport is undamaged and legible.
- Keep your return or onward flight ticket with you.
- Store your hotel reservation and tour confirmation documents on your phone.
- It is also recommended to keep a digital copy of your passport.
Visa and Entry Requirements
Indonesia's visa practices vary depending on the visitor's nationality, passport type, and purpose of travel.
- Citizens of some countries have visa-free entry rights.
- Citizens of some countries may benefit from the Visa on Arrival (VOA) or e-VOA application.
- Citizens of other countries may need to apply for the appropriate visa before travel.
- Visa validity, entry rights, and required documents should be checked before travel.
Official check and application: Indonesia Immigration – e-Visa
All Indonesia Arrival Card
Passengers traveling internationally to Indonesia must complete the unified arrival declaration.
- The form can be completed within 72 hours before the arrival date.
- The process is free of charge.
- Keep the QR code generated upon completion on your phone.
Official check and application: All Indonesia – Official Arrival Card
Bali Tourist Levy
International tourists arriving in Bali are charged a tourist contribution of 150,000 IDR per person. Some visitors may be exempt. It is recommended to make the payment before travel and to keep the payment receipt.
Official check and application: Love Bali – Official Tourist Levy
Climate and Weather Conditions
Bali has a tropical climate. Hot and humid weather conditions are seen throughout the year.
- Average temperatures are usually between 27–32°C.
- Sunlight can be quite strong.
- Short but intense rainfall may occur during the rainy season.
- Ubud and high-altitude areas can be cooler than coastal areas.
It is useful to carry a light raincoat with you.
Temple Visits and Local Culture
Bali is known for its distinctive Hindu culture, traditions, and religious structures.
- Appropriate clothing should be preferred when visiting temples.
- There are areas where shoulders and knees must be covered.
- Use of a sarong (local waist cloth) is mandatory at some temples.
- Show respect at religious ceremonies and places of worship.
- Do not take photographs in areas where photography is not permitted.
- Do not enter sacred areas without the permission of the authorities.
Currency and Payment Methods
Indonesia's currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).
- It is recommended to carry some cash for daily personal expenses.
- Credit cards can be used at large restaurants, hotels, and shopping outlets.
- Cash payment may be preferred at local markets and small businesses.
- When exchanging currency, prefer authorized and reliable exchange offices.
- Check the price and your change before paying.
Internet and Communication
- Most hotels and restaurants offer Wi-Fi service.
- You may prefer a local SIM card or eSIM.
- It is recommended to download navigation apps such as Google Maps in advance.
- You can carry offline maps for situations without an internet connection.
Health and Safety
- Drink bottled water or reliable treated drinking water instead of tap water.
- Avoid staying under the sun for long periods.
- Using insect repellent is recommended.
- Pay attention to waves and currents during sea activities.
- Be careful on the roads due to heavy traffic.
- If you prefer to ride a motorcycle, check the required license, insurance, and safety conditions.
- Carry your regularly used medications in their original packaging.
- It is recommended to get travel health insurance.
