Bali

If there is one destination on Earth where you can experience spiritual cleansing, it is Bali, Indonesia. Bali is a destination that's considered not just for relaxation but for spiritual contemplation. As it is known as the land of the gods, Bali's beauty and topography exude peace and serenity in every aspect, right down to Hinduism practices that transcend local daily life.

There is something about this island, with its chiseled coastline, ancient temples, and aromas of exotic herbs that may have you feeling tranquil and refreshed. The beautiful tropical setting draws honeymooners and families looking for the best Bali accommodation.

With so many activities and places to visit, Bali will satisfy even the most adventurous spirits. Every place on Earth has landmarks, natural wonders, and secluded locations. The island is a world-class destination for sightseeing, relaxation, and adventure, with some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Bali is a land of sensations and mesmerizing natural beauty, and Club Med resort at Nusa Dua is a place to make your holiday memorable in every way.

Discover the tranquil vacation you've been looking for at Club Med's all-inclusive beach resort in Nusa Dua, Bali.

Bali weather is pretty much perfect for beach holidays and outdoor relaxation all year round.

Bali sits to the east of Java and approximately 8 degrees to the south of the equator. The island enjoys a fairly consistent, agreeable climate all year round, with the average temperature around 30°C (86 °F). This is a warm, humid, tropical climate with the average humidity level at around 85%, meaning that a dip in the pool or a swim in the ocean on our beautiful beaches is always welcome.

When is the best time to visit Bali? April to September is the dry season, with July and August being the high season in terms of visits to the island. In April, May, June and September it is slightly less humid than in those mid-season months. October is also a pleasant month, whilst the temperatures remain warm despite higher rainfall from November to January.

Away from the coast on Bali's central mountains, which boast numerous summits reaching over 3,000 meters in height, the temperatures are cooler and there is far more rainfall. So if you are taking an excursion into the mountains bring warmer, waterproof clothes.

Discover more about the weather in Bali

Weather: Bali has the same climate year-round, with temperatures around 30 degrees Celsius.
High Season: April till October are summer months on the island.
Location: Island is situated 1.6 km east of Java and 1,397.46 km northeast of Australia.
National Mascot: The Bali starling is a white and yellow-beaked bird that represents the island's symbol.
Nature: Bali's natural treasures range from active volcanoes to flowing waterfalls and forested mountains.
Currency: The Indonesian Rupiah is the only currency on the island.
Languages: As a multicultural province, locals speak Indonesian, Balinese, and English.
Culture: Bali is a multicultural society blending Balinese, Javanese, East Indonesians, Aga, and others.
Religion: Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, and Buddhism.
Food: Balinese food is influenced by Indonesian regional cuisines, as well as Chinese and Indian.
Festivals: Bali has approximately 17 festivals per year, celebrating the island's cultural diversity.
Beaches: Bali is endowed with magnificent beaches with gray or tan color due to its volcanic origin.

Discover the beauty of Bali and Indonesia with Club Med. Explore the wonders of the islands near Bali for a day trip to Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan. Or discover the beauty of the jungle in Ubud and visit the famous Jatiluwih Rice Terraces.

Discover our travel guides and the best things to do when visiting Bali:

• Your Guide to Nusa Lembongan in Bali, Indonesia
• A Traveller's Ultimate Guide to Nusa Penida
• An Adventurer’s Guide to Jatiluwih Rice Terrace in Bali, Indonesia
• 8 Best Rice Terraces in Bali
• Mother Temple of Bali and Lempuyang's Gates of Heaven
• Your Guide to The Ubud Monkey Forest, Bali
• 10 Fun Facts You Need to Know about Bali
• Bali Kecak and Fire Dance

Nusa Dua, as the prestigious part of the island, has everything you need. But, should you want to take your family on an adventure, there is Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park with scattered statues near the resort. The tallest one was dedicated to Hindu god Visnu and depicted myth. Wisnu Kencana is one of the giant statues in the world.

Heading north to Ubud and Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary can lead your family on an adventure. Sanctuary is a home of the 1260 Balinese long-tailed macaques, spread through the forest that hides three temples.

Bali is a treasure trove of cultural heritage and art. If your kids enjoy drawing, heading northeast from Nusa Dua, a local designer leads Berawa Art House, where the owner is passionate about teaching kids painting with different mediums.

Suppose you visit Bali during the summer, June till August, be sure to check for the Kite Festival. Local youth compete in building gigantic kites as a preservation effort of the art form. It is fun to watch, and kids can enjoy the show.

Basking in the sunrise and watching the sunset with no one interrupting your moment. A time for you to develop a deeper connection as a couple and cherish some time just for yourselves. Make it a point to plan for Indonesia as one of your honeymoon destinations for this adventurous vacation is one you will never forget.
Bali is a place of wonder. It's a magical island with dormant volcanoes, crystal-clear waters, and lush jungles. But it's also the perfect place to rediscover yourself and your partner—and to do so in luxury.
Explore Bali's immense potential beyond the gateways. Immerse yourself in the picturesque setting while learning the rich Balinese culture.

Club Med created the unparalleled honeymoon Bali accommodation: an indulgent escape that combines all of your senses in one incredible experience. Our Nusa Dua resort offers stimulating activities that will rejuvenate your body and engage your senses with fitness, surfing, spa, archery, cultural entertainment, and more.

The resort is nestled on the coastal edge of Nusa Dua, 30 minutes from the airport. Our rooms range from Superior, Deluxe, and Suite, it is your choice, and we are here to offer you an unforgettable experience, everything from spa treatments to fine dining. You will have access to three bars and two restaurants, where you can enjoy a romantic dinner with your partner. The Deck, gourmet Lounge is a waterfront restaurant offering delicious bites and a la carte under the candlelight.

All our products are locally grown to support Balinese farmers. After dinner, you can take a walk down our private beach nestled among palm trees, feel the sand under your feet and listen to the waves as they sing their lullaby.

You should discover the land outside Bali accommodation gates during your stay. In that case, we can offer excursions, and we recommend you visit Tanah Lot island temple with water views where the sunset colors the sky with orange and purple hues. If you love nature, you can travel up north to Gitgit Waterfall. Visitors often say that it's one place on Earth where nature speaks to you. Gitgit is one of the tallest waterfalls on Bali, flowing down from 40 meters of height.

Gitgit twin waterfall takes around 15 minutes to walk through the lush jungle, and tourists visit it less but equally stunning. If you are looking to explore beaches and natural wonders, Uluwutu is the place to go for honeymooners. Also known as the island's edge, it has stunning views and the best tan-colored beaches.

If you want to sweeten your stay in Bali, you can find Pod Chocolate Factory at the heart of the island. All chocolate is made manually; you can learn about the process or make something yourself with your partner. Whenever you get tired of exploring the island, you can always return to the resort and enjoy the traditional Balinese dance show under the night sky.