Bali
Bali is a holiday island that both rests and lets you explore, with rice terraces, Hindu temples, surf beaches and spa culture.
Bali is a holiday island that both rests and lets you explore, with rice terraces, Hindu temples, surf beaches and spa culture.
Must-sees
- Ubud: Tegallalang rice terraces and the Monkey Forest
- Nusa Penida: Kelingking Beach
- Uluwatu Temple and Kecak dance
- Seminyak and Canggu beaches
Practical information
The İstanbul – Denpasar flight with connection takes about 15–17 hours. An e-visa or visa on arrival and the Bali entry tax apply to Turkish citizens. March – October is the dry season. Renting a scooter is common but requires an international licence and insurance cover is limited; our tours use chauffeured vehicles.
Food and shopping
Nasi goreng, satay and fresh tropical fruit are typical. Wood carvings, batik fabrics and coffee (local arabica, not kopi luwak) are possible gifts.
Ufukça tip
The ideal average duration for this destination is 8-9 nights; early-booking discounts and nine-instalment options apply on our tours. Our tour advisers can also prepare a bespoke programme to suit your interests.
Ufukça tips
- Best period: April – October
- A sarong and shoulder cover are worn in temples and lent at the entrance
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