Flight Routes from Kuala Lumpur to Bali

Exploring the wonders of Bali

A trip to Bali can capture your imagination with scenes of immense natural beauty. The bustling island is an oasis of fascinating culture, art and spirituality. The areas of Nusa Dua, Kuta and Seminyak are home to spectacular beaches. Ubud is another hidden gem awaiting discovery, it boasts picturesque terraced rice fields, temples, man-made gardens and museums. Some of Bali's popular tourist attractions include Uluwatu Temple and Pura Tanah Lot.

When to go

Bali enjoys fairly mild and pleasant weather throughout the year. The best time to visit largely depends on personal preference. The rainy season is synonymous with higher temperatures and humid conditions, it starts in November and ends in April. The period May to October is great for sunbathing and enjoying the outdoors. Bali's peak period runs from July through to August.

When it comes to festivals, the island hosts a number of events, including the Galungan, Bali Arts Festival, Bali Kites Festival and the Sanur Village Festival.

Before you go

Although Bali is relatively safe, it is best to take precautions when in public spaces. Consider carrying photocopies of your important documents, such as passport. Light casual clothing allows you stay comfortable in Bali's humid conditions. On the other hand, it is recommended that you wear long sleeves and pants at night to prevent mosquito bites.

Important Bali travel information

Located between Kuta and Jimbaran, Denpasar International Airport handles flights arriving in Bali. Some of the airport transfer options available include taxis and shuttle buses. To book a taxi, you can buy a ticket or voucher at the taxi counter located in the terminal hall. The attendant will calculate the fare if your destination is not listed on the board. A taxi driver assigned to the trip will lead you to the pick-up area outside the terminal building. If you prefer shuttle buses, there is a wide variety of shuttle companies from which to choose. Some of the services offer a five-day pass that you can use on the hop on, hop off service around Bali. The routes covered by these companies are extensive. Depending on personal preferences, Bali's accommodation options range from 5-star resorts and private villas to bungalows in rice fields. The best places to look for budget accommodation include Ubud, Legian and Kuta; they are available in the form of guesthouses and homestays.