A TASTE OF NUSA DUA:
Relax on stunning and exclusive Nusa Dua beach Visit Mount Batur Volcano Enjoy a Barong Dance performance Cruise to a deserted island for secluded snorkeling An island of Indonesia, Bali is home to friendly and remarkably artistic people living amid breathtaking panoramas. Terraced rice fields dominate the countryside, with rivers and streams dissecting a luscious green landscape, filling the air with enchanting sounds of running water. The island of Bali is divided by a string of impressive volcanoes running almost through its center, shrouded in mystery and magic. Local art and culture are infused with Bali's unique form of Hinduism, with elements of folklore peculiar to the island. Immerse yourself in the culture, or just relax on the beach and soak up the sun. Crystal clear water and stretches of white sandy beach make Nusa Dua a perfect spot to stay in style on Bali! Passports & Visas
A valid passport with at least three months validity is required to travel to Indonesia. U.S. citizens can apply for a 30-day visitors visa on arrival.
Currency
The Indonesian unit of currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (1USD = 9,970IDR)
Tipping
Major hotels usually add a 10% service charge to bills; where it is not included, tipping 10%-15% is satisfactory. Airport porters and rental car drivers expect a tip; tipping taxi drivers is at your discretion.
Climate
Bali is warm and tropical year round, With a wet season between October - March and dry season from April - September.
