Welcome to Bali! After your international flight and landing at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, here are the essentials you need to prepare for a smooth arrival experience.
This area is designated as a meeting point and pick-up area after passengers exit the arrival terminal.
This zone is provided for pick-up vehicles to collect passengers and luggage.
International terminal map: https://bali-airport.com/en/international-terminal/index
Traveling is straightforward and offers several convenient options. The resort is located about 12 kilometers from the airport, with an average travel time of 25–40 minutes depending on traffic conditions. For those who wish to use taxi facilities, please visit the official taxi counter in the International Arrivals Area. Online transportation apps are also available as an alternative means of reaching the hotel.
Public transport: https://bali-airport.com/en/public-transport/index
Bali, often called the Island of the Gods, is located around 8°39′ South latitude and 115°13′ East longitude in the Indonesian archipelago. The island has a tropical climate with two main seasons: the dry season from April to October and the rainy season from November to March.
The months of July and August are slightly cooler, offering comfortable conditions for exploring beaches, temples, and cultural events. Temperatures range from about 23°C to 31°C, making Bali a year-round destination for travelers.
Balinese is the regional language, while Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) is widely spoken across the island. English is commonly understood in tourism areas, helping international visitors connect easily and enjoy Bali’s rich traditions and hospitality.