What to pack going to Bali?
What to Buy in Bali
- Sarongs (for sun protection and some Hindu temples require men to wear one to enter)
- Hats.
- Sunglasses.
- Beach bags.
- Swimsuits / beach cover-ups.
- Evening and sundresses.
- Flip-flops / sandals.
- Handmade jewelry.
What should I pack for 14 days in Bali?
Packing for Bali Travel Essentials
- Daypack.
- Small purse.
- Water bottle.
- Packing cubes.
- Ziplocks or reusable zip up bags.
- Microfibre towel (for hostels)
- Rain cover for your backpack (if backpacking)
- Locks (for your backpack and to use on lockers)
How should I dress in Bali?
Etiquette for temples and ceremonies Wear a shirt that covers your arms and shoulders. Men and women should also wear a kain, or sarong – a scarf that is wrapped around your waist, like a skirt.
Do you need jeans in Bali?
Jeans: It gets very hot in Bali, the last thing you will want to wear is jeans that cling to your skin. Dark clothing: The same thing goes for dark clothing. Hot sun mixed with black shirts is no good. Drugs: Don’t ever mess with drugs especially in Indonesia.
What should I wear in Bali at night?
Bring a short dress for a night out in the town or to lounge by the beach and a longer style to wear to visit sacred sites. Tip: Use these products to avoid thigh chafing. The best Bali dresses are longer in length because you’re able to wear them when visiting temples or sacred sites.
What should I pack for 3 weeks in Bali?
Bali Packing Essentials
- 3 Short sleeve tops.
- 3 Pair of shorts or skirts.
- 1 Pair of sandals (make them hiking style and they can be your only shoes, unless you’re going dancing!)
- 4 Pair of underwear.
- 1 Nice dress or collared shirt.
- 1 Swimsuit.
- 1 Light jacket.
- 1 Daypack for day trips and adventures.
What should I wear in Indonesia?
Modern day dress Most Indonesians wear ‘western’ style clothing for everyday wear. Men wear pants and shirts, sometimes with a tie. Women generally wear dresses or skirts and blouses. Indonesian clothing is light in weight because of the hot and humid climate.
How do you say hello in Balinese?
Saying “Hello” in Balinese. Say “om suastiastu”. To say “hello” in Balinese you should say “om suastiastu.” X Research source The Balinese language has a different alphabet to Western languages, so this transcribing of the phrase for hello is written as it is pronounced in Balinese.
How much should I tip in Bali?
between 5-20%
TIPPING IN BALI In most restaurants tipping between 5-20% is generally what we opt for. That said, there is no standard amount for other services in Bali such as hired drivers and guides, housekeepers and staff in your accommodation, or a porter who takes care of your belongings.
What kind of food do they eat in Bali?
10 Foods You Must Eat in Bali
- Babi Guling- Suckling Pig. by Kaum.
- Gado Gado- Indonesian Salad. by Taste.
- Mie Goreng- Stir Fried Noodles. A staple Indonesian food.
- Sate- Skewer. Eat barbequed meat on a stick.
- Pepes Ikan- Steamed Fish in Banana Leaf.
- Laklak- Balinese Cake.
- Nasi Campur- Mixed Rice.
- Es Campur- Shaved Ice.
What is banned in Bali?
As we have already discussed, there are some prescription drugs that are considered illegal in Bali. Being in possession of everyday medications that you use at home can land you in a heap of trouble. Sleeping pills, Valium, Xanax, and Codeine being among them.
How much cash should I bring to Bali?
For spending money we recommend bringing the following, based on your travel budget: Low-cost: IDR200,000 ($19) per person, per day if you plan to eat local and take public transport. Mid-range: IDR530,000 ($50) per person, per day if you plan to dine in restaurants and hire a car or take private transport.
What should I pack for my trip to Bali?
Before you arrive on the island, make sure to purchase some protective sunscreen. Throughout Bali (and Indonesia – but especially Bali), the locals know tourists need sunscreen for the brutal sun rays, so sunscreen is extremely expensive. Additionally, to protect the ocean and what lies within it, make sure to buy ocean-safe sunscreen.
What to pack for cliff jumping in Bali?
Pack yourself a robust selfie stick to handle the hard impact of Bali’s best cliff jumping spots and long enough to get the whole crew in the shot. Don’t be ashamed of using your selfie stick. They capture some of the best and most engaging angles.
What to wear with flip flops in Bali?
Flip-flops are easier to quickly slide on and off than sandals with straps. If you’re worried about leaving your pricey sandals at the door (they do sometimes disappear), keep a plastic bag so you can carry them inside with you. If needed, you can purchase cheap flip-flops in shops and stalls all over the island.
Do you have to wear sandals in Bali?
Sandals are never a bad idea at beach destinations and should be on every traveler’s Bali packing list. Sandals are really great in Southeast Asia as it’s customary to remove your shoes when entering many stores, homes, and restaurants.