Find luxury hotels in Bali

There really is something for everyone in Bali. Head to Seminyak for sunset beach clubs and high-end restaurants, stay in Nusa Dua for family friendly luxury resorts and watersports or embrace your adventurous side with a sunrise climb of Mount Batur, Bali’s second-largest volcano. Byron Bay-esque Canggu is perfect for boho beach lovers, whereas Kuta is where it’s at for surfing, markets, vibrant nightlife and competitively priced resorts. Can’t decide? Choose Legian for a mix of everything or escape to Jimbaran Bay or Uluwatu for an ultra-opulent clifftop stay. Nestled in the pristine Balinese jungle, Ubud features a myriad of 5-star retreats with infinity pools and indulgent spas and is the perfect place to rest and recharge.

A Bali holiday package means your money goes further. 60-minute massages could cost as little as AU$10, while even the finest of dining won’t break the bank.

Boasting a prestigious location on the Nusa Dua beachfront, the exclusive Meliá Bali is one of the most impressive resorts in Bali and features an exceptional collection of luxurious suites and villas across a sweeping landscape of first-class facilities. Deep in the Ubud jungle, Hanging Gardens of Bali features one of the world’s most instagrammable pools — an infinity lagoon with sweeping treetop views — while back in the trendy hub of Seminyak, One Eleven’s private pool three-bedroom penthouse complete with 24-hour butler service is perfect for a luxury escape with family or friends.

Bali is a fantastic year-round destination with a tropical, warm and humid climate and two distinct seasons: dry season, which runs from April to September, and wet season, which runs from October to March. The most popular time of year to visit Bali is during July and August, Easter Holidays and the Christmas and New Year period. During this time expect larger crowds and higher. Our suggestion is to travel to Bali in April, May, June and September when the weather is dry, and the restaurants, bars, and beaches are less crowded. Prices during this time are also more competitive and there’s a more relaxed vibe.

The sheer variety of a Bali holiday package means you’ll need to pack smart: swimmers should sit by summer dresses and smart shirts, while sunscreen and insect repellant is a must. That way, you’ll be ready for every adventure the island paradise throws your way.