The dry season runs from April to October, this is the time if you want to experience the best of Bali’s hikes and Bali’s beaches and their activities such as surfing and snorkeling.

The rainy season runs from November to March and whilst you can expect heavy rain and hot, humid weather you will find there are less tourists and there is still plenty to do.

When you are with use all accommodation,activities and breakfast is included in the tour.

It really depends on how much you drink and where you eat but you can get dinners for £3 in Bali, it depends on you.

Thinking about what to pack for your trip to Bali? We always say pack light, take the essentials and save space for souvenirs and clothes!

You can see what we recommend taking in our ‘What Should I Pack for Bali?’ blog post.

Yes, the Bali tourist tax must be paid by all international visitors entering Bali.

The tourist levy is a one-off payment of IRD 150,000 and can be paid for online or in person.

The accommodation consists of hotels, guesthouses and your luxury Bali Villa.

We recommend having some level of fitness as the tour is filled with snorkeling, trekking and swimming.

We can accommodate some activities such as the volcano trek if you wish.