Travel Insurance to Bali

Bali is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, so you should expect crowds, especially in the southern and central parts of the island. However, there are still plenty of secluded corners to be found, such as in the central mountains and on the north and west coasts.

While beachwear is perfectly acceptable in many places in Bali, some higher-end bars, restaurants, and clubs have dress codes. It is always a good idea to call ahead to check the dress code if you are unsure.

Prepare for a mixed bag of price tags. Bali is a relatively affordable destination, but it is also possible to spend a lot of money, especially if you stay at high-end hotels, eat at expensive restaurants, and get spa treatments on a regular basis. You can save money by staying in guesthouses, eating at warungs (local restaurants), and shopping at local markets. It is also a good idea to look for online discounts and happy hour deals.

There are various animals in Bali but be cautious of wild and stray animals You should be cautious of wild and stray animals in Bali, as they may carry rabies and other diseases. Monkeys are also known to be thieves, so it is best to avoid getting too close to them. If you are concerned about the welfare of Bali’s stray dogs, you may want to consider making a donation to Bali Dog Refuge, a charity that helps to rescue and rehabilitate stray dogs on the island.

Bali, Indonesia, is home to several volcanoes, with Mount Agung being the most prominent. Mount Agung is an active volcano that has erupted multiple times in the past, with significant eruptions occurring in 1963 and more recently in 2017 and 2018. These eruptions have affected local communities and disrupted travel to and from the island.

While volcanic activity on Bali is closely monitored, it’s essential for both residents and visitors to stay informed about any potential risks and follow travel alerts from local authorities.