Nyepi is a day of silence, reflection, and complete reset. It’s a rare chance to step away from noise, slow down, and experience Bali in a completely different way.
On this day, the entire island shuts down. The airport closes, roads are empty, shops and beaches are off-limits, and even the internet may be restricted. Bali quite literally goes quiet.
For travelers, hotels offer special Nyepi packages that turn this stillness into a comfortable and meaningful experience. These often include yoga, spa treatments, meditation sessions, curated dinners, and relaxing activities. Whether you’re looking for a luxury escape, a family-friendly stay, a budget option, or a pet-friendly hotel, there’s something for every style and budget.
That said, Nyepi isn’t for everyone. If you’d rather stay active and not be confined to your hotel or villa, you can travel to nearby islands where Nyepi is not observed.
Leaving Bali for Nyepi
Gili Islands
While Bali goes silent, life on the Gili Islands continues as usual. You can swim with sea turtles, bike around the islands, and spend your days on the beach.
The Gili archipelago includes three islands — Gili Trawangan, Gili Air, and Gili Meno — all surrounded by coral reefs and known for excellent snorkeling and diving.
- Gili Trawangan is the most lively, with stylish cafés, bars, and dive centers
- Gili Air offers a more relaxed vibe with great snorkeling
- Gili Meno is quiet and ideal for a peaceful, romantic escape
If you’re planning to spend Nyepi on the Gilis, book your boat tickets early. Demand is very high during these dates, and fast boats sell out quickly. It’s best to secure your tickets online in advance.
Lombok
Lombok is a great alternative for a short getaway during Nyepi. It feels completely different from Bali — less crowded, more raw, and more local.
Think long white-sand beaches, volcano views, small untouched islands, and traditional villages where you can experience everyday life without the tourist buzz.
A 3-day trip works well here. You can explore, relax, or even surf — Gerupuk Beach offers waves for both beginners and experienced surfers.
Sumbawa
Sumbawa is still off the radar for most travelers, which is exactly what makes it special.
One of the highlights here is the chance to swim with whale sharks. Despite their size, they’re completely safe for humans, feeding only on plankton and small fish. In clear water, you can watch them glide peacefully just a few meters away — it’s an unreal experience.
Komodo Islands
A trip to Komodo takes more planning, as the islands are quite remote and transport options are limited.
You can explore the area on a day trip by speedboat or go all in with a multi-day yacht trip. While Bali is in complete silence, here you can see Komodo dragons, swim with giant manta rays, and visit the famous Pink Beach.
Sumba
Sumba is one of Indonesia’s most untouched islands, where mass tourism hasn’t fully arrived yet.
It’s known for its strong tribal traditions and raw, dramatic landscapes — empty beaches, waterfalls, and rolling green hills.
A trip to Sumba is about seeing a different side of Indonesia: meeting local communities, trying simple local food, and visiting places that most travelers never reach.
Java
Java offers endless travel ideas. The island is home to around 120 volcanoes, about 30 of them active.
People come here for epic views of Mount Bromo constantly smoking at sunrise, and for Tumpak Sewu — one of the most impressive waterfalls in Indonesia.
Nyepi Hotel Packages
Hotels from MyBaliTrips
If you prefer to stay in Bali, hotels turn Nyepi into a curated experience rather than a limitation.
We’ve selected some of the best options on the island — from luxury resorts to budget-friendly stays and pet-friendly hotels — so you can enjoy Nyepi in comfort.
No matter what you choose, Nyepi is a unique experience. Whether you embrace the silence or escape it, it’s a moment you’ll remember.
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa
A solid choice for Nyepi is Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa — a resort designed in traditional Balinese style.
The package includes a Superior room, daily breakfast, and on the second day — lunch and dinner for two. Guests also have full access to the resort facilities, including the gym and squash court.
On the evening before Nyepi, you can watch the Ogoh-Ogoh parade in the Nusa Dua area. The Day of Silence itself is spent within the resort — relaxing by the pool and enjoying the calm atmosphere.
The package is for two nights, with prices starting from IDR 3,100,000.
Ayung Resort Ubud
If you want to experience Nyepi surrounded by jungle, Ayung Resort Ubud is a great option.
The two-night package starts from IDR 3,650,000 and includes a Deluxe room, daily breakfast, and lunch and dinner for two on the second day at Wijaya Kusuma restaurant.
Guests can enjoy the hotel’s facilities, join yoga sessions, play billiards, and take part in a workshop on making traditional Balinese offerings (canang sari).
On the evening before Nyepi, you can catch the Ogoh-Ogoh parade in Ubud, then spend the Day of Silence relaxing by the pool and surrounded by nature.
Ayodya Resort Bali
For those who want to stay by the ocean, Ayodya Resort Bali in Nusa Dua offers a peaceful tropical setting.
The package includes a Deluxe room, daily breakfast, and dinner for two on the second day.
Before Nyepi, guests can watch the Ogoh-Ogoh parade — large demon-like statues carried through the streets with music and energy. On Nyepi itself, you can walk through the resort’s gardens, relax by the pool, and enjoy the quiet.
Two-night packages start from IDR 3,400,000.
Luxury Hotels
Desa Potato Head, Seminyak
For Nyepi, Desa Potato Head curates a full program of wellness and creative experiences.
Guests can join yoga, sound healing, incense-making and tie-dye workshops, Ayurvedic lifestyle consultations, and even learn how to make jamu, a traditional herbal drink. There’s also a Waste Lab tour focused on sustainability, boxing sessions, and cocktail workshops.
Kids can take part in upcycling workshops, creating items from recycled materials.
The complex also creates its own mini Ogoh-Ogoh statues from recycled materials, displayed in the courtyard before Nyepi.
Prices start from around IDR 3,280,000 per night with breakfast. For two nights, expect around IDR 7–8 million for two including taxes.
Hilton Bali Resort, Nusa Dua
Hilton Bali Resort has a dedicated Nyepi 2026 offer. Located on a cliff overlooking the ocean, it features a large территории with multiple pools, restaurants, and family-friendly facilities.
The package runs from March 18–20, 2026 (minimum two nights), starting from IDR 6,420,000++ per room.
It includes daily breakfast for two adults and two children under five, one buffet dinner, Wi-Fi, Kids Club and Game Cave access, a fitness center, and daily activities.
W Bali – Seminyak
W Bali offers a “Soundless Stay” package for Nyepi.
It includes daily breakfast and a credit of IDR 750,000 per night per room, which can be used in restaurants, bars, or the spa.
Guests may also get early check-in (from 12 PM) and late check-out (until 3 PM), depending on availability. Complimentary upgrades to an Oasis One-Bedroom Pool Villa may also be offered.
Additional perks include mocktails at W Lounge, 20% off at AWAY Spa, and access to FIT classes. The Whatever/Whenever® service means you can request almost anything, anytime.
Prices start from around IDR 11,380,050 for two nights.
AYANA Bali, Jimbaran
From March 18–20, 2026, AYANA Bali hosts a series of Nyepi-related events.
On March 18 (Pengerupukan Day), the resort holds an Ogoh-Ogoh parade featuring large ceremonial statues symbolizing destruction and renewal.
In the evening, guests can enjoy traditional performances and a cultural dinner at Kampoeng Bali restaurant. The SAKA Museum also hosts lectures and interactive sessions about Nyepi philosophy.
On March 19 (Nyepi Day), the resort shifts into silence mode. Activities include gentle yoga, sound healing, farm visits, and family programs. After sunset, guests can enjoy stargazing in complete darkness.
Two-night stays start from IDR 6,464,000++, including daily breakfast, one lunch, and one dinner.
Family-Friendly Hotels
Grand Hyatt Bali
On the evening before Nyepi, the resort hosts an Ogoh-Ogoh parade across the property.
Children can join a hands-on activity where they create their own small Ogoh-Ogoh figures and parade them around the hotel. The figures are then symbolically burned before Nyepi begins.
On Nyepi Day, guests can start with sunrise yoga, attend sound healing sessions, try tarot readings, or enjoy a shared-style dinner experience.
Prices start from around IDR 6,414,467 for two nights for two guests.
COMO Uma Canggu
COMO Uma Canggu offers a mix of cultural activities and wellness sessions.
On the evening before Nyepi, a traditional Ogoh-Ogoh procession takes place in the hotel lobby.
On Nyepi Day, guests can join sessions with Balinese teacher Ketut Ariani, including morning yoga, kids’ yoga, and pranayama breathing practices. The next day features energizing Ashtanga yoga.
Packages include a two-night stay, daily breakfast, wellness sessions, the Ogoh-Ogoh procession, and kids’ educational activities at Play by COMO.
Prices start from IDR 7,233,804.
Anantara Ubud Bali Resort
Anantara Ubud Bali Resort has put together a Nyepi 2026 program centered around Balinese traditions and a slower, more mindful pace.
On March 18 (Pengerupukan Day), guests are taken to the nearby village of Puhu to experience the Ogoh-Ogoh parade — large ceremonial figures carried through the streets ahead of Nyepi.
On March 19, the Day of Silence, the resort focuses on quiet, grounding experiences, including a morning Vajra Gita meditation and an evening relaxation session.
On March 20, guests can take part in a purification ritual at the resort temple in celebration of Ngembak Geni, which marks the start of the Balinese New Year.
Throughout the stay, the Kirana restaurant serves a Royal Rijsttafel — a curated Indonesian dining experience. The spa and kids’ activities remain available, so the stay stays comfortable even during Nyepi.
Budget Hotels
Truntum Kuta
The Sacred Silence – Nyepi Serenity package includes a two-night, three-day stay.
Guests get daily breakfast, plus lunch and dinner on Nyepi Day, along with a traditional Balinese massage.
Activities include yoga with sound healing and workshops on making traditional offerings.
On March 18, you can watch the Ogoh-Ogoh parade, followed by a blessing ceremony and a Balinese dinner.
Prices start from around IDR 3,256,000 for two nights for two people.
Pet-Friendly Hotels
Citadines Berawa Beach Bali
This Nyepi package includes a two-night, three-day stay with daily breakfast, a special dinner on March 19, a 60-minute massage at Ame Spa, and a welcome set.
Guests can watch the Ogoh-Ogoh parade on March 18 and enjoy light activities on Nyepi Day.
The hotel is pet-friendly, with comfortable conditions for guests traveling with animals.
Prices start from around IDR 3,300,000.
Radisson Blu Bali Uluwatu
The Silent Serenity package includes breakfast for two (kids under 10 stay free), a welcome amenity, Nyepi buffet dinner at Artichoke restaurant, a 60-minute massage for two, in-room refreshments, Wi-Fi, Chromecast TV, and daily activities.
Guests can also enjoy a family photoshoot in traditional Balinese outfits.
The hotel is pet-friendly (IDR 250,000 per night). Pets are allowed in rooms and selected areas but not in the lobby, restaurant terrace, or pool.
Prices start from IDR 8,300,000 for two nights.
Mamaka by Ovolo, Kuta
The Peaceful Retreat package includes a two-night stay starting from IDR 2.8 million.
It comes with à la carte breakfast, a seafood buffet dinner, a welcome drink, 24-hour wellness access, and self-service laundry.
Guests can join yoga sessions, coffee and mixology workshops, cooking classes, pool games, and family-friendly activities. There’s also a Kids Club.
The hotel is pet-friendly and provides beds, bowls, and a welcome kit for pets.
Bali Beach Glamping
Bali Beach Glamping offers a “Sacred Silence Experience” from March 18–20.
Guests stay in oceanfront glamping tents, with breakfast, a welcome drink, a special lunch, and a BBQ dinner included.
The entire experience is designed to be calm and immersive, right by the ocean.
Pets are welcome (IDR 100,000 per night).
Important Note
Always check directly with the hotel for their specific Nyepi policies and pet rules, including size restrictions, breed limitations, and any additional fees.
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