The great thing about Bali is it’s usually quite hot all year round, so it’s great to go at any time. There are generally 2 broad seasons in Bali. April to September is usually dry and hot. October to March is slightly cooler with a slightly higher chance of rain, but this rain is often only for an hour or so, which can be a nice relief from the heat.

Your tour includes an airport transfer for when you arrive. Once you have booked your flights, we'll help organise the rest! If you are arriving early and staying at the tour accommodation, we can still arrange your airport transfer.

Please let us know if you do not require an airport transfer.

A return transfer (after the tour) is not included, however, our travel experts can help arrange this for you, along with any other onward travel you need.

Flights to and from Bali are not included in the price of the tour and will need to be booked separately. However if your tour has an internal flight as part of the itinerary, then this is included!

We can help organise flights for you. Just message us in the Live Chat!

Travel insurance is compulsory for all trips with this Operator.

Visa requirements vary depending on the country you are travelling to and your nationality. It’s your responsibility to check the visa and entry requirements for the country/s you will be travelling to.

All your activities, transport, accommodation and some meals are included in the tour, so you will mainly just need money for extra meals, drinks, shopping and onward travel!

We recommend around $900 AUD.

Whether you have a backpack or a suitcase the main thing to keep in mind is not to bring too much stuff! We strongly recommend that you bring less than 20kgs of stuff with you.

If you haven’t got a backpack yet, try and get one that zips open along the side. There will be places on the tour where you can do laundry, so you don’t need to bring 16 pairs of shorts with you.

As for what to pack for Bali, we suggest:

Light and breathable clothing:

• Loose-fitting tops and t-shirts
• Shorts and skirts
• Sundresses and casual outfits
• Lightweight, long-sleeved shirts for sun protection

Swimwear:

• Bathing suits
• Board shorts
• Rash guard for water activities

Footwear:

• Flip-flops or sandals for the beach and walking around town
• Comfortable walking shoes or sneakers for more active excursions

Sun protection:

• Sunscreen (high SPF)
• Wide-brimmed hat or cap
• Sunglasses with UV protection

Insect repellent:

• Mosquito repellent with DEET or a natural alternative

Medications and personal items:

• Prescription medicines (make sure they are legal in Bali)
• Personal hygiene products
• First-aid kit with band-aids, antiseptic cream, etc.

Electronics:

• Universal power adapter
• Portable charger or power bank

Light rain jacket or poncho

Travel documents:

• Passport and visa (if required)
• Travel insurance details
• Flight tickets and hotel reservations

Cash and cards:

• Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) and/or international credit/debit cards

Daypack or beach bag

Light sweater or shawl

Respectful clothing for temples

• Sarong or a cover-up for visiting sacred sites

Waterproof phone case or pouch

Portable umbrella

Portable WiFi device

For this tour, we stay at a variety of great locations - perfect for travllers ages 18-39!

These include:

CANGGU - FRII HOTEL
3 NIGHTS
A funky place with a short walk to the beach.
Twin/Double Rooms
Ensuite
WiFi & Air Con
Swimming Pool & Bar

LOVINA - GAYATRI PRIVATE VILLA
2 NIGHTS
Something special and unique, just for you.
Multishare Rooms
Ensuite
WiFi, Air Con & Laundry
Swimming Pool, Spa & Bar

GILI T - TIR NA NOG GUESTHOUSE
3 NIGHTS
Island life at its best!
Twin/Double/Triple Rooms
Ensuite
WiFi, Air Con & Laundry
Right on the beach!

OR

GILI T - ABDI HOTEL & BUNGALOW

3 NIGHTS

Relaxing beachfront hotel in the heart of Gili.

Twin/Double Rooms

Ensuite

WiFi, Air Con & Laundry

Swimming Pool

Please Note: The accommodation featured in this document is The Operator's usual properties. At certain locations
The Operator may use alternative accommodation (of equal standard) when needed.

Yes. Lots of people travel to Bali solo. But by doing this trip you’ll instantly be part of a group, so it’s a great way to meet others and make friends! Most accommodation is twin or triple share, so you will be put in a room with someone of the same gender.

The great thing about Bali is it’s usually quite hot all year round, so it’s great to go at any time. There are generally
2 broad seasons in Bali. April to September is usually dry and hot. October to March is slightly cooler with a slightly
higher chance of rain, but this rain is often only for an hour or so, which can be a nice relief from the heat.