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Upd. 12/10/25
How to get to Bali now - instruction

Current for 2025…

✅ Visa…

If you are flying for a short period, you can obtain a visa on arrival (VoA) at the airport or apply for one in advance. It costs 500,000 Indonesian Rupiah and is valid for 30 days, with the possibili…

How to get to Bali now - instruction
Visas & extensions
Upd. 19/04/25
Bali Return Ticket Rules: Smart Options for Travelers

When entering Indonesia, you may be required to show a return ticket.

Typically, airlines request this proof at your point of departure. Some airlines want to see a confirmed return ticket, while others accept a reservation. There have also been instances where airlines…

Bali Return Ticket Rules: Smart Options for Travelers
News
Upd. 12/11/25
Nusa Penida Cliff Jumping Put on Hold After Inspection

A video from the picturesque cliff on Nusa Penida is going viral on Indonesian social media now. It features Niluh Djelantik, a well-known activist and senator from Bali province among Russian-speakin…

Nusa Penida Cliff Jumping Put on Hold After Inspection
Security
Upd. 10/11/25
Best Ways to Check Bali’s Weather Before Your Sea Adventure

If you’re sailing from Bali to Nusa Penida or the Gili Islands, first check the "marine picture" along the boat’s route.

Weather conditions, combined with the human factor, play a significant role in the majority of shipwrecks. Sometimes, the only right decision is to cancel the trip while still onshore.

Best Ways to Check Bali’s Weather Before Your Sea Adventure
News
Upd. 15/11/25
New Rules and Fees for Rinjani Visitors from November

On November 3, 2025, the Indonesian Ministry of Forestry’s decree No. 17/2025 comes into effect. It updates the fees for visiting Rinjani National Park on Lombok and introduces unified trekking requir…

New Rules and Fees for Rinjani Visitors from November
News
04/11/25
Sumba: Where Tradition Meets the Wild

Travelling to Sumba feels like stepping into another Indonesia: a wild, honest, and truly beautiful world.

Here, hills stretch to the horizon, lagoons shimmer in shades of turquoise, and the locals live as their ancestors did — with respect for the land and the ocean.

Sumba: Where Tradition Meets the Wild