Bali Holidays

Majestic mountains, verdant rice terraces and glorious beaches, combined with a vibrant culture and the gentle charm of the Balinese, are just some of the reasons why Bali is the main attracttion in Indonesia. A stay in one of the southern beach resorts is ideally combined with a visit to the artists' town of Ubud or the less developed east coast. For even more relaxation head to the neighbouring island of Lombok with its beautiful beaches, or visit the wonderful coral reefs surrounding the Gili Islands of the north.

Experience our wide range of luxury holidays to Bali. At Hi Traveller we have ensured to select the best spots for your Bali luxury holiday, including a wide range of 5* luxury hotels to choose from. Stay at the luxurious Bali Hyatt, or get pampered at the Four seasons Resort Bali, there’s also the Puri Santrian, Nusa Dua Beach Resort and many more high-end luxury resorts.

If you are looking to book a honeymoon getaway, then Hi Traveller provides top destination luxury Bali honeymoon holidays; ensuring to make that special holiday a truly romantic and memorable one. Our incredible service and attention to detail guarantees that you experience the true beauty of what Bali has to offer. Our special packages for couples guarantee affordable rates at this truly idyllic destination.

Best Time To Visit: It is warm year round, but afternoon storms are common. Rainfall peaks between December and March.

Time Difference: GMT +8 hours.

Visas: Visas can be obtained on arrival for British citizens and are valid for 30 days at a charge of US$25.00.

Language: Bahasa Indonesian is the official language but most speak a Balinese dialect. English is widely spoken.

Currency: Indonesian Rupiah.

Flight Information: Malaysia Airlines fly to Bali via Kuala Lumpur.

Flying Time: Approx 17 hours.

1. Ultimate Experience
Catch a wave on one of Bali's awesome beaches. Uluwatu is one of the most popular spots to catch a break.

2. Great Journey
Take a cruise over to Komodo Island to see the amazing dragons.

3. Where To Go For Adventure
Climb to the crater rim of Mount Bromo on the Indonesian mainland for some incredible dawn views.

4. Water Paradise
For some of the world's best diving head to the Gili Islands. A little-visited corner of paradise, the coral reefs are kaleidoscopic.

5. Best Beach
Nusa Dua is probably Bali's most popular beach - and for good reason. The wide, white sands, clear waters and outstanding hotels make it the perfect place to chill out.

6. Dates For The Diary
Nyepi, or 'Day of Silence', falls on Bali's Lunar New Year and sees the whole island come together in a day of fasting and meditation (March 2010). If you want a little culture, the Ubud Writers and Readers Festival attracts some of the leading literary lights (October 2010).

7. Culture Vultures
Ubud offers something completely different. Regarded as the cultural centre of Bali it is renowned for its art, music, architecture and traditional dance.

8. Go Exploring
Lombok has seen little development over the years. Go exploring and you'll stumble upon sleepy villages and empty beaches.

9. Splash Out
The 5* Oberoi Bali occupies a perfect location on a long stretch of Seminyak beach. The traditional Balinese lanais rooms are a divine escape.

10. Live Like A Local
The villages of the rice fields are a world away from the well trodden resorts of the coast. Take a trip to the terraced rice fields and try your hand at cooking a Balinese dish.