Bali Family Packages

Best Time Visit Bali

Bali enjoys a tropical climate with two main seasons:
Dry Season (April to October): Ideal for outdoor activities and beach visits, with plenty of sunshine and minimal rainfall.
Wet Season (November to March): This season is characterized by higher humidity and frequent rain showers, yet it is still warm and often less crowded.
The best time to visit Bali is during the dry season, particularly from April to October when the weather is most favorable for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

Ideal Duration of a Bali Trip

The ideal duration for a Bali trip depends on your interests, the activities you want to engage in, and how much time you have available. Here are suggested durations and corresponding plans for different types of trips:

Short Trip (3-5 Days): For a quick getaway, 5 to 7 days will give you a delightful taste of Bali's highlights. Explore cultural and artistic aspects in Ubud, visit the Monkey Forest, explore art galleries, and try traditional Balinese cuisine. Spend a day in Seminyak for shopping, beach clubs, and upscale dining. Relax on the beaches of Kuta or visit the iconic Uluwatu Temple. Enjoy water activities in Nusa Dua or explore the vibrant nightlife in Kuta.

Weeklong Trip (7-8 Days): If you crave a more comprehensive experience, a 10 to 14-day journey allows you to uncover Bali's hidden gems, visit lesser-explored regions like the northern coast and East Bali. Experience cultural immersion in Ubud, visit the Tegallalang Rice Terraces, and attend a traditional dance performance. Explore the beaches and surf spots in Canggu, indulge in the local cafe culture. Head to the Gili Islands for snorkeling, diving, and beach relaxation. Visit the temples of Uluwatu and Tanah Lot, and enjoy a seafood dinner in Jimbaran. Relax and unwind in Nusa Dua or Seminyak.

Places to visit in Bali

1. Ubud is Bali's cultural heart, surrounded by lush forests and terraced rice paddies. Explore the vibrant art scene, visit the Ubud Palace, and shop for traditional crafts at the Ubud Market. Don't miss visiting the Monkey Forest Sanctuary, home to hundreds of playful long-tailed macaques.

2. Seminyak is known for its upscale and trendy atmosphere. It's a hub for high-end shopping, fashionable boutiques, and luxurious resorts. The area boasts various gourmet restaurants, beach clubs, and vibrant nightlife. It's a popular destination for those seeking a more sophisticated and cosmopolitan experience.

3. Kuta is famous for its energetic and bustling vibe. It's a popular destination for budget travelers, surfers, and those looking for a lively atmosphere. Kuta Beach is one of the most well-known surf spots in Bali. The beachfront is lined with bars, restaurants, and shops.

4. Canggu has a laid-back and bohemian atmosphere, attracting surfers, digital nomads, and a young, creative crowd. The beaches in Canggu, such as Echo Beach, are known for excellent surfing conditions. The area also features cool cafes, street art, and co-working spaces.

5. Nusa Dua is a resort enclave known for its luxury accommodations and pristine beaches. It's a quieter area, ideal for those seeking a relaxing and upscale retreat. Many high-end resorts and hotels are in gated compounds, offering private beaches and world-class amenities.

6. Uluwatu is famous for its dramatic cliffs, stunning ocean views, and surf breaks. Compared to Kuta, it has a more secluded and upscale feel. The iconic Uluwatu Temple sits atop a cliff, providing a breathtaking setting for traditional Kecak dance performances.

7. Sanur is known for its relaxed and family-friendly atmosphere. It offers a quieter beach experience compared to Kuta. The beachfront features a paved promenade, and the area is known for its water sports, cycling paths, and local markets.

8. Jimbaran is renowned for its seafood restaurants along the beach. It offers a more tranquil atmosphere, making it suitable for couples and families. Enjoy fresh seafood while watching the sunset at one of the many beachside seafood cafes.

Things to do in Bali

1. Trek to Mount Batur: For a unique lifetime experience, visit Mount Batur by trekking to the top and observe panoramic views as you have never seen before. This peak is an active volcano and is surrounded by breathtaking scenery. If you can catch the sunset, then it is a bonus.

2. Sit on the giant Bali Swing: An utmost instagrammable experience, enjoy swings on the giant Bali Swing and capture some fantastic photographs for memory and show off to your friends and family.

3. Visit the Tanah Lot Temple: Sitting close to the Bali mainland on a small island, the Tanah Lot Temple is popular among photographers, pilgrims and history buffs alike. On a bright sunny day, this attraction makes for a great visit.

4. Visit the Tegallalang Rice Terraces: Some of the most picture-perfect sceneries in Bali can be captured at the Tegallalang Rice Terraces. Enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views of the rolling rice terraces, enjoy local village tours and hikes and be sure to take back some souvenirs.

5. Party at the Beach Clubs: Beach clubs in Bali are popular establishments that offer a unique and vibrant experience for visitors and locals alike. Popular locations include Seminyak, Canggu, Uluwatu, and Jimbaran, each offering a different atmosphere and setting. Many beach clubs feature infinity pools with comfortable loungers, cabanas, and daybeds. 

6. Enjoy a Splash at Waterbom Bali: On a trip with friends or family, be sure to not miss out on Waterbom Bali. This large and fantastic waterpark has a plethora of rides and games to keep kids and adults alike entertained.

7. Feed the monkeys at the Ubud Monkey Forest: A playful yet enriching experience is at the Ubud Monkey Forest. This park is home to hundreds of species of monkeys, and tourists can observe and even interact with them. Also housed inside the park are multiple small shrines and temples.