When you bring a good camera, expensive lenses, a laptop, and other electronics to Bali, you’ll need to watch out for a serious threat—humidity and mould.
In fact, this issue isn’t unique to Bali; it affects much of Southeast Asia, where high humidity levels, especially during the rainy season, can damage your gear.
Meteorologists warn that the heaviest rains in Bali are expected in January–February 2026. Floods, landslides, and mudflows are possible. To mitigate risks, the Emergency Agency has already prepared m…
The freshness of the dry season in Bali has suddenly been replaced by record high temperatures during the transitional period. October is traditionally the hottest month of the year on the island, wit…
Over the past few days, Bali has been gripped by unbearable heat. In many areas of the island, temperatures have risen to 36°C. According to forecasts, this weather will persist for a few more days un…
Mid-September in Indonesia is not just a calendar transition from dry to rainy season, but a period when the risk of natural disasters sharply increases. The National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB)…
If you’re planning your holiday or searching for accommodation in Bali, the first and most important step is deciding which part of the island you want to stay in. Bali’s regions are incredibly d…
Bali’s coastline is rapidly changing. Erosion is washing away beaches and cliffs, and the ocean is reclaiming land. Governor Wayan Koster stated that the island is losing territory — and if urgent mea…
In the middle of this year, Bali will host the 26th Inter-Island Tourism Policy Forum (ITOP Forum). Established on July 23–25, 1997, the forum aims to explore the global tourism market through dialogu…
