Taste Bali through nasi campur in Ubud’s Warung Biah Biah, babi guling at Ibu Oka, and sate lilit in Sanur. Street stalls fry corn fritters and mie goreng, while Canggu cafés serve banana pancakes after sunrise surf sessions.
Holiday Packages
Bali holiday Packages
If you want dining variety, beach clubs, and sunset strolls, stay in Seminyak or Legian. These areas offer easy access to boutiques, surf friendly shores, and restaurants where Balinese flavours meet modern style. For quieter stays among deep green landscapes, Ubud surrounds you with terraced hills, art studios, temples, and jungle hideaways. Here, waking to distant gamelan and flowing river sounds feels as natural as breathing. Seeking soft sands and a slower rhythm? Nusa Dua offers calm lagoons, family friendly resorts, and beaches ideal for swimming throughout the day.
Good to know
Time Zone
GMT+8 hours
Languages
Balinese, Indonesian, English
Dialing Code
+62
Electricity
230V, 50Hz, Type C/F
Currency
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)
Experiences
Bali holiday experiences
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Walk the paths of Tegallalang Rice Terraces: Deep green steps ripple across the hillside, shaped by centuries of subak irrigation. Visit early or late to watch light slide across the fields and listen to the soft trickle of water weaving through narrow channels.
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Find peace at Tirta Empul Temple: Sacred springs feed bathing pools where locals and visitors take part in purification rituals. The scent of incense drifts between shrines, and the gentle flow of water creates a sense of calm that lingers long after you leave.
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Hike Mount Batur at sunrise: A pre-dawn climb rewards you with sweeping volcanic views, eggs cooked in geothermal steam, and clouds glowing pink as daylight spreads across the island. Pack a warm layer and savour the quiet moments at the summit.
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Explore the coral gardens of Menjangan Island: Clear water, healthy reefs, and abundant fish life make this one of Bali’s most enchanting snorkelling spots. Between swims, relax on a boat deck and gaze toward the distant peaks of West Bali National Park.
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Visit the monkeys of Ubud’s Sacred Forest: Winding paths lead through towering trees, moss covered temples, and playful troops of macaques. Guides share stories of forest spirits and village traditions, and the light filtering through huge banyans gives the whole place a dreamlike feel.
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Watch a Kecak performance at Uluwatu: As waves crash below the cliffs, rhythmic chanting fills the open-air amphitheatre. The story of Rama and Sita plays out in firelight, creating a mesmerising evening framed by ocean and sky.
- Browse the markets of Canggu: Stalls brim with handmade ceramics, woven bags, natural skincare, and tropical fruits. Come early for fresh pastries and coffee, stay longer for people watching and easy conversation with local artisans.
Food, culture & local life & heritage
Balinese culture reveals itself in the ceremonies of Besakih Temple, Kecak dance at Uluwatu, and gamelan rehearsals in Ubud. Morning offerings line every doorstep, while shadow puppetry at Oka Kartini and village temple festivals keep ancestral traditions alive.
Mornings begin with canang sari placed outside family compounds in Sanur and coffee at roadside warung. Gianyar and Ubud markets overflow with ceremony flowers and spices, while evenings in Jimbaran see families gathering on the sand beneath the setting sun.
Frequently Asked Questions
When’s the best time to travel to Bali for a holiday?
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Bali is stunning all year-round. If you’re looking for beach holidays with a side of outdoor activities, the dry season (April to October) would be the perfect time for you. Wet season (November to March), on the other hand, offers lush landscapes, fewer crowds, and afternoon showers.
What is the latest travel update for Bali holidays?
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Travel requirements and events can change very quickly, so it’s smart to check official sources or contact holidays@qatarairways.com.qa before booking. Staying information ensures you don’t miss seasonal highlights, special events, or must-visit sports in the city.
Why should I go on holiday to Bali with Qatar Airways Holidays?
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With Qatar Airways Holidays, your Bali trip is an exclusive Flight + Hotel package which give you unbeatable choices and value! With 170+ destinations, 200k+ hotels, 40+ hotels, and access to global events and concerts, your holiday becomes effortless, exciting, and unforgettable.
Will I earn Avios when I book my Bali holiday package with Qatar Airways Holidays?
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Yes. You will earn Avios for your entire Flight + Hotel holiday package in addition to Avios you earn from Qatar Airways flights.
Can I pay for my Bali holiday package with Avios?
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Yes. If you have sufficient Avios balance, you can pay with a combination of Cash + Avios, and you will even earn Avios on the package you book using Avios.