Important Numbers in Bali | Essential numbers and addresses + Emergency Numbers

Important Numbers in Bali

It is important to know the emergency numbers when traveling to a foreign country. In fact, important numbers in Bali is useful if you’re having trouble, it’s a must have list. We provide you with a list of different emergency numbers to find out if you are in Bali.

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Main emergency number in Bali is 112 (like 911) For emergency you can dial 112 from land line, mobile and satellite phones even if your mobile is locked or blocked.

In case of emergency in Bali or Indonesia, you just need to remember 112.

Or you can call below numbers, according to your needs:

Police Polisi	110
Ambulance Ambulans	118
Fire Kebakaran	113

From land line and mobile phone: Police, Ambulance, fire: 112 (Like 911 in the USA)
Nomor telepon darurat dari telpon rumah atau handphone: 112 (Seperti 911 di Amerika)

Important Numbers in Bali distance from Villa Carissa (Seminyak Center)
NAME	Distance from Villa Carissa	Telephone	ADDRESS	E-mail & Website
BALI CLINIC – SEMINYAK	280 meter (0.17miles) 3 mn walk	+62 361 733301	Jl. Laksamana Basangkasa No.52 – Seminyak	adm.baliclinic@gmail.com https://www.baliclinicmedical.com/
BIMC Hospital (International Standard)	6.3 KM (4 miles) 20 mn drive	+62 361 3000911	Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai No 100X – Kuta	admin.nd@bimcbali.com https://bimcbali.com/
Indonesian Red Cross Palang Merah Indonesia	9.4 km (5.8 miles) 35 mn drive	+62 361 465 or 2264	Jl. Imam Bonjol KM. 3 No. 182 Denpasar	info@pmibali.or.id https://www.pmibali.or.id/
Taxi (Blue Bird)	Via phone or App	+62 (0)361 70 1111	iOS My Bluebird Apple Store	Google Play Bluebird App

Other important numbers

Remember, if you’re in Bali, it’s always a good idea to have local SIM card for access to data and local calls. Also, know the address and location of your accommodation, as well as any landmarks nearby. In case of emergency, don’t hesitate to ask locals for help.

Other Hospitals and Medical Clinics:

Kasih Ibu Hospital (Denpasar): +62 361 222 482. Location: Jl. Teuku Umar No.120, Dauh Puri Klod, Denpasar Barat, Kota Denpasar, Bali
Bali Royal Hospital (Denpasar): +62 361 236 225. Location: Jl. Tantular No.6, Renon, Denpasar Selatan, Kota Denpasar, Bali
Prima Medika Hospital (Ubud): +62 361 978 067. Location: Jl. Raya Campuhan, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali

Search and Rescue (SAR):

National Search and Rescue Agency (BASARNAS): +62 361 751 111 or WA/SMS : +62 811 3811 5115
SAR Denpasar Official IG: https://www.instagram.com/basarnas_bali

Transportation:

Blue Bird Taxi (Bali): +62 361 701 111
Grab (ride-hailing service): Available in Bali, use the app.

Dental Clinics:

Bali 911 Dental Clinic (Kuta): +62 361 755 188
- Location: Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai No. 28x, Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali

Pharmacies:

GUARDIAN Pharmacy – Seminyak Square: +62 361 736279
- Jl. Kayu Aya No.18C – Seminyak
- Website: https://guardianindonesia.co.id/
Kimia Farma Health & Beauty – Seminyak: +62 813 3795 3396
- Location: Jl. Kayu Aya No.78, Seminyak Bali 80361
- Website: https://kimiafarmaapotek.co.id/
Guardian Pharmacy (Kuta): +62 361 750 627
- Location: Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 21, Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali
- Website: https://guardianindonesia.co.id/
Kimia Farma Apotek (Ubud): +62 361 971 910
- Location: Jl. Raya Ubud No.99, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali
- Website: https://kimiafarmaapotek.co.id/

Pet Clinics:

Bali Animal Welfare Association (BAWA): +62 811 389 004
- Location: Jl. Raya Pengosekan Ubud, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali
- Website: https://bawabali.com/

Roadside Assistance:

Bali Roadside Assistance: 24-hour hotline: 147 (for police, medical, and vehicle towing services)

Bali air flight medical evacuation abroad (Air Ambulance or Medical Emergency charter flights)

Bali has private clinics and hospitals that will be perfectly suited for minor problems and accidents. However, if it comes to more serious problems, know that Singapore, which is only two hours away by plane, has the necessary infrastructure to welcome you.

International SOS (for example medical flight charter from Bali to Singapore)

Jl By Pass Ngurah Rai No 505X
Kuta, Bali 80361
Tel: +62 361 710505
Email: sos.bali@internationalsos.com
Website: https://www.internationalsos.co.id/contact/locations

BIMC Hospitals (for example medical flight charter from Bali to Singapore)

Kuta

Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai No. 100X
Kuta 80361
Tel: +62 361 761263
E-mail: info@bimcbali.com
website: https://bimcbali.com

Nusa Dua

Kawasan BTDC Blok D
Nusa Dua 80363
Tel: +62 361 3000 911
E-mail: info@bimcbali.com
website: https://bimcbali.com

If you have difficulties, you can contact Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore (a private hospital)

WhatsApp Appointment:

Orchard: +65 8111 7777
Novena: +65 8111 5777

Phone Appointment:

Orchard +65 6250 0000
Novena +65 6898 6898
Website: https://www.mountelizabeth.com.sg
Website for bill and financing: https://www.mountelizabeth.com.sg/cost-financing

Medical Evacuation And Repatriation Outside Singapore

Parkway Emergency provides medical evacuation and repatriation services for critically ill patients. Their medical escorts will accompany the patient on the flight to Singapore, monitor the patient’s condition during the flight and provide constant care until arrival at Mount Elizabeth.

Website: https://www.mountelizabeth.com.sg/parkway-emergency-ambulance-medical-transport/overview

Evacuation hotline:
+ 65 9820 683

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How to Protect Yourself & Others during COVID

Cara Melindungi Diri Sendiri & Orang Lain selama COVID.

1.     Get Vaccinated and stay up to date on your COVID-19 vaccines.
2. Wear a mask
3.     Stay 2 meters (around 6 feet) away from others
4.     Avoid poorly ventilated spaces and crowds
5.     Test to prevent spread to others
6.     Wash your hands often
7.     Cover coughs and sneezes
8.     Clean and disinfect
9.     Monitor your health daily
10.   Follow recommendations for quarantine and/or isolation11.   Take precautions when you travel

1.     Dapatkan Vaksinasi dan ikuti perkembangan terbaru tentang vaksin COVID-19 Anda.
2. Pakai masker
3.     Tetap berjarak 2 meter (sekitar 6 kaki) dari orang lain
4.     Hindari ruang dan keramaian yang berventilasi buruk
5.     Tes untuk mencegah penyebaran ke orang lain
6.     Sering cuci tangan
7.     Menutupi saat batuk dan bersin
8.     Bersihkan dan disinfeksi
9.     Pantau kesehatan Anda setiap hari
10.   Ikuti rekomendasi untuk karantina dan/atau isolasi11.   Ambil tindakan pencegahan saat Anda bepergian

Bali Tourist Police

In Bali there are also specialized police centers for tourists, with different numbers than the local police, these stations are made for tourists which makes it possible to speak with people in English and sometimes it can be easier to report the concerns encountered.

Tourist Assistance:

Bali Tourist Police (WhatsApp): +62 811 3868-590

Tourist Assistance Center, Bali Regional Police

+62 361 224111
+62 361 754599

Ngurah Rai Airport Tourist Police (Ngurah Rai Airport Police Sector)

+62 361 751023

Kuta Tourist Police Station (Jalan Pantai Kuta)

+62 361 7845 988

Sanur Tourist Police Station (BK3S Post, Jalan Danau Tamblingan)

+62 361 853 1960

Nusa Dua Tourist Police Station (BTDC Nusa Dua)

+62 361 744 2622

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List of Consulates in Bali

Australia

A : Jalan Tantular 32 Renon, Denpasar
E: bali.congen@dfat.gov.au
T: +62 361 2000 100
Emergency No. : +61 26261 3305 (24hrs Consular Emergency Centre)
http://bali.indonesia.embassy.gov.au/
or
https://www.dfat.gov.au/about-us/our-locations/missions/Pages/australian-consulate-general-in-bali-indonesia

Consulate of Belgium

A: Jalan Rembang Industri II/36 Pasuruan, East Java
T: 0343 740274 / 0343 740275
Emergency No: 021 316 2030 (Embassy in Jakarta)
https://diplomatie.belgium.be/en/indonesia

Consulate of Brazil

A: Jalan Raya Perancak st2, Br Tengal Gundul Tibubeneng Canggu
T: +62 361-8446530
Emergency No: 082144440018
http://jacarta.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-br/

Consulate of Chile

E: chilehonconsulate@bali-villa.com
A: Jalan Pengembak Gg1 N° 3 Sanur, Denpasar 80827
T: +62 361 281 501
Emergency No: 021 252 1981 (Embassy Jakarta)
http://chile.gob.cl/indonesia/en/

Consulate General of The People’s Republic of China

E: chinaconsul_dps_id@mfa.gov.cn
A: Jalan Tukad Badung 8X Renon, Denpasar Selatan Kota
T: + 62 361 239901 (For Consular documents)
Emergency No: +62 361 239902 / 081239169767
http://denpasar.china-consulate.org/chn/

Consulate of Denmark

E: danishconsbali@gmail.com
A: Jalan By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur, Gg Griya No. 6 (Crystal Divers)
T: +62 811 3980 220
Emergency No: 021 576 1487 (Danish Embassy in Jakarta)
http://indonesien.um.dk

Consulate of Estonia

E: bharat@consul-estonia.or.id
A: Villa Prashanti N°12 Jalan Jantuk Angsa, Pererenan Denpasar
Emergency No: +62 81 198 7111
http://www.consul-estonia.or.id/

Consulate of Finland

E: finnishconsulatebali@yahoo.com
A: Jalan Segara Ayu Sanur Denpasar 80030
T: +62 361 282223
Emergency No: 081 797 23658
http://www.finland.or.id/

Consulate of France

E: consul@dps.centrin.net.id
A: Villa A, Griya Alit Jalan Umalas 1 N°80 Umalas, Kerobokan
T: +62 361 9345862
Emergency No : +62 21 235 57600 (Embassy in Jakarta)
https://id.ambafrance.org

Consulate of the Federal Republic of Germany

E: sanur@hk-diplo.de
A: Jalan Pantai Karang N° 17, Sanur
T: +62 361 288535
Emergency No: +62 81 239 13938
http://www.jakarta.diplo.de/Vertretung/jakarta/en/Startseite.html

Consulate of Great Britain

E: John.Makin@fco.gov.uk Ika.Larasyati@fco.gov.uk
A: Jl.Tantular 32, Renon, Denpasar, Bali 80234
T: +62 21 23565200 (ext.8209)
https://www.gov.uk/world/organisations/british-consulate-bali

Consulate of Hungary

E: hubaliconsul@gmail.com; huconsulbali@gmail.com
A: Saren Dalung, Jalan Raya Dalung 88A, Kuta Utara
T: +62 361 425924
Emergency No: +62 81 2385 3781
https://jakarta.mfa.gov.hu/

Consulate-General of India

E: cg.bali@mea.gov.in / cgsecy@gmail.com
A: Jalan Raya Puputan N° 163, Renon, Denpasar 80235
T: +62 361-259502
Emergency No: +62 81 139 76388
http://www.cgibali.gov.in/

Consulate of Italy (Temporarily closed > contact Embassy in Jakarta)

E: italconsbali@italconsbali.org
A: Lotus Building, Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai, Jimbaran
T: +62 361 701005
Emergency No: +62 8151811344 (Embassy in Jakarta)
https://ambjakarta.esteri.it/Ambasciata_Jakarta/it
http://www.italconsbali.org

Consulate General of Japan

E: sokhibi@dp.mofa.go.jp / denpasar@dp.mofa.go.jp
A: Jalan Raya Puputan N° 170, Renon Denpasar
T: +62 361 227628 (Emergency N° the same)
http://www.denpasar.id.emb-japan.go.jp/

Honorary Consulate of Malaysia

E: info@consulmalaysia-bali.com
A: AlamKulkul Boutique Resort Jl. PantaiKuta, Legian Bali
T: +62 361 752 520
https://www.kln.gov.my/web/idn_jakarta/honorary_consul

Consulate of Mexico

E: yudhara@astinatravel.com / consulmex@astinatravel.com
A: Jalan Prof.Moh.Yamin N° 1A, Renon Denpasar
T: +62 361 223266
Emergency No: +62 361 288218
https://embamex.sre.gob.mx/indonesia/index.php/es/

Consulate of The Netherlands

E: dutchconsulate@kcbtours.com
A: Jalan Raya Kuta 127, Kuta 80361
T: +62 361 761502
Emerngency No: +62 81 878 9444
https://www.nederlandwereldwijd.nl/

Consulate of New Zealand

E: indy.honcondibali@gmail.com
A: Jalan Subaksari 10, Banjar Tegal Gundul Tibu Beneng Canggu
T: +62 361 8446456
Emergency No: +62 81 999 477552
www.nzembassy.com/indonesia/

Consulate of Norway

E: norwegianconsulatebali@yahoo.com
A: Jl. Segara Ayu Sanur Denpasar 80030
T: +62 361 282223
Emergency No: +62 81 797 23658
https://www.norway.no/en/indonesia/

Consulate of Poland

E: iblolec@pacificworld.com
A: Jalan Dewi Madri III N° 9, Renon, Denpasar, Bali
T: +62 361 263967
http://www.dzakarta.msz.gov.pl/en/

Consulate of Russia

Emergency No: 021 5222912 (Embassy)
A: Bali Kencana Resort II block Cendrawasih no 18 Ungasan Bali
T: +62-361-279 1560
E: rusconsul@balivoyage.com
https://russiaconsul.com/

Consulate of The Slovak Republic

E: konsulslowakbali@yahoo.com
A: Jalan Gunung Agung N° 93, Denpasar 80118
T: +62 361 9005583
Emergency No: +62 81 181 0680
https://www.mzv.sk/web/jakarta-en

Consulate of South Africa

E: bagus.sudibya@bagus-discovery.com
A: Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai 300B, Tuban 80361
T: +62 361 751223
Emergency No: +62 85 739 114748
http://www.dirco.gov.za/jakarta/

Consulate of Spain

E: honorary.cspainbali@gmail.com
A: Kibarer Building, Jalan Petitenget, 9-A, Kerobokan Kelod, Seminyak
T: +62 361 769286 or +62 853 3838 5008
Emergency No : +62 21 3142355 (Embassy in Jakarta)
http://www.exteriores.gob.es/Embajadas/Yakarta

Consulate of Sri Lanka

E: citrabaliide@yahoo.co.id
A: Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai N° 100, Pesanggaran Denpasar 80222
T: +62 361 726200
Emergency No : +62 361 728483

Consulate of Sweden

E: sweconsul@yahoo.com
A: Jalan Segara Ayu, Sanur, Denpasar 80030
T: +62 361 282223
Emergency No: +6281 797 23658
http://www.swedenabroad.com/Jakarta

Consulate of Switzerland

E: bali@honrep.ch
A: Jalan Ganetri 9D, Gatot Subroto Timur, Denpasar
T: +62 361 264149
https://www.eda.admin.ch/jakarta

Consulate of Thailand

E: rtcdps@yahoo.com
A: Jalan Ciung Wanara 4 N° 26, Renon, Denpasar 80235
T: +6281 238 25542
Emergency No: +62 21 2932 8190 (Embassy)
http://www.thaiembassy.org/jakarta/en/home

Consulate-General of the Democratic Republic of East Timor

E: cgtl@dpsbali.com
A: Jalan Tukad Mas 1 N°4, Renon, Denpasar
T: +62 361 4722099
Emergency No: +6281 338 556373
http://timor-leste.gov.tl/?p=142&lang=en

Consulate of Tunisia

E: tunisconsulbali@popodanes.org
A: Jalan Hayam Wuruk 159, Denpasar
T: +62 361 242659
Emergency No: +6221 52892328 (Embassy)

Consular Agency of the United States of America

E: CABali@state.gov
A: Jalan Hayam Wuruk N° 310, Denpasar 80235
T: +62 361 233605
https://id.usembassy.gov/

Notes: please note that some addresses and phone numbers provided here might be subject to change without prior notice. While we strive to offer accurate and up-to-date information, we recommend verifying the details from reliable local sources or official websites for the most current contact information. We do not accept responsibility for any inconvenience or misunderstanding that may arise from relying solely on the information provided herein.

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International Direct Flights to Bali

International Direct Flights to Bali – Complete 2026 Guide

Getting to Bali has become easier than ever thanks to the growing number of international direct flights to Bali. Travelers from Asia, Australia, and the Middle East can reach the island without stopovers, while visitors from Europe or North America usually connect through major hubs such as Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Dubai.

Quick facts about flying to Bali


Main Airport
Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS)

Location
Near Kuta and 15 km (9 miles) from Denpasar

Transit Time
20–30 minutes to Seminyak Center

Direct Hubs
Asia, Australia, Middle East, and New Zealand

Denpasar Airport (IATA: DPS, ICAO: WADD), also known as
Ngurah Rai International Airport,
is the only international airport in Bali.

List of International Direct Flights to Bali

Below are the main cities offering nonstop flights to Bali (DPS) in 2026. Flight durations are approximate and subject to weather and airline schedules.

Direct Flights from Asia to Bali

Singapore – 2h 45m
Kuala Lumpur – about 3h
Bangkok – 4h 15m
Hong Kong – 4h 50m
Seoul – about 7h
Tokyo – about 7h 25m
Delhi & Mumbai – 7h 30m New Direct Route
Manila – 3h 55m
Taipei – 5h 25m
Ho Chi Minh City / Hanoi – 5h 30m

Direct Airlines from Asia to Bali

Singapore Airlines: www.singaporeair.com
Garuda Indonesia: www.garuda-indonesia.com
AirAsia / Indonesia AirAsia: www.airasia.com
Batik Air: www.batikair.com
Malaysia Airlines: www.malaysiaairlines.com
Thai Airways: www.thaiairways.com
Cathay Pacific: www.cathaypacific.com
Korean Air: www.koreanair.com
VietJet Air: www.vietjetair.com
China Southern: www.csair.com (Guangzhou)

Direct Flights from Australia & New Zealand to Bali

Australia has the highest frequency of direct flights, including newer routes from cities like Melbourne, the Gold Coast, and regional hubs.

Perth – 3h 40m
Darwin – 2h 35m
Adelaide – about 5h
Sydney / Melbourne – about 6h 15m
Brisbane / Gold Coast – about 5h 45m
Canberra – 6h 15m New 2026 Direct
Newcastle – 6h 30m Direct Jetstar
Auckland – 8h 40m

Direct Airlines from Australia & Auckland to Bali

Jetstar: www.jetstar.com (Flights from Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, Darwin, Adelaide, Gold Coast, Cairns, and Newcastle)
Qantas: www.qantas.com (Daily from Sydney and Melbourne)
Virgin Australia: www.virginaustralia.com (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Canberra)
Air New Zealand: www.airnewzealand.co.nz (Seasonal direct flights from Auckland)
Batik Air Australia: www.batikair.com.au
TransNusa: www.transnusa.co.id (Operating from Perth)

Direct Flights from the Middle East

The primary gateway for long-haul travelers from Europe and the Americas.

Dubai – 9h 10m (Emirates: www.emirates.com)
Doha – 9h 50m (Qatar Airways: www.qatarairways.com)
Istanbul – 12h 30m (Turkish Airlines: www.turkishairlines.com)
Jeddah – 12h 40m (Saudia: www.saudia.com)
Abu Dhabi – 9h 15m (Etihad Airways: www.etihad.com)

Best Time to Visit Bali

Bali’s tropical climate offers two main seasons:

Dry Season (March–October): Ideal for outdoor activities and beach days.
Rainy Season (November–February): Occasional rain, lush greenery, and fewer crowds.

For a detailed breakdown, check our Bali Weather Guide.

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Designed for comfort, privacy and authentic Balinese hospitality, the villa offers premium services and amenities ideal for families, couples and groups looking for an unforgettable Bali holiday.

Located minutes from Seminyak Beach, restaurants, beach clubs and shopping streets, Villa Carissa combines tropical charm with modern convenience.

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Private Relaxation Spaces

Enjoy complete privacy with beautifully designed outdoor areas surrounded by lush tropical greenery.

Private terrace with outdoor seating, a peaceful place to relax morning or evening
Private outdoor swimming pool, ideal for refreshing dips under the Bali sun
Private tropical garden, a serene oasis designed for relaxation

Whether enjoying morning coffee or sunset cocktails, the villa’s outdoor spaces create a peaceful sanctuary in the heart of Seminyak.

In-Villa Spa & Massage Treatments

Spa day, brought to your doorstep. Relax with personalized in-villa spa and massage treatments. Professional therapists come directly to your villa so you can enjoy authentic Balinese therapies in total privacy.

Treatments use locally sourced natural products to reduce environmental impact and support local communities.

Learn more about our wellness services:

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We are also committed to sustainability:

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Comfortable Living Room

After a day at Seminyak Beach, beach clubs, boutiques and restaurants, unwind in Villa Carissa’s comfortable living room. This versatile space can be opened for a tropical open-air feel or enclosed for cool, air-conditioned comfort.

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Comfortable sofas and armchairs
Air conditioning and ceiling fans
Cable TV with international channels
Children streaming programs
DVD player
High-speed fiber optic Wi-Fi
Books and decorative elements

Fully Equipped Kitchen & Dining Area

Our kitchen is designed to feel like your home away from home.

The villa features a bright open-plan dining area and a fully equipped kitchen. The wooden table and rattan chairs create a warm Balinese touch, perfect for family meals or friendly gatherings.

Open-plan space for family meals and gatherings in Villa Carissa

Kitchen stove
Microwave
Blender
Fridge and freezer
French press coffee maker
Kettle and toaster
Dining table and chairs
Air conditioning and ceiling fan

Breakfast will be personally prepared in your villa at your preferred time each morning between 7 am and 11 am. Daily Breakfast includes: Fresh tropical fruit juice of the day, Fresh tropical fruit platter, Tea or Coffee. Plus you may choose a hot dish!

Outdoor Dining Experience

Enjoy meals in the tropical outdoor dining area overlooking the garden and private pool.
The setting includes Balinese sculptures, lush plants and a tranquil fish pond.

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An idyllic setting for savoring meals, offering picturesque views of the Balinese goddess volcanic rock sculpture, a tranquil fish pond, lush garden, and your exclusive private pool.

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Comfortable Bedrooms

Experience the perfect night’s rest in our bright, airy bedrooms, where modern comfort meets authentic Balinese soul. Each room is a cool, air-conditioned retreat equipped with everything you need, from fresh linens to a private safety box, for a totally stress-free stay.

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Air conditioning
Ceiling fans
Luxury linens
Towels provided
Hair dryer
Safety box
Iron and ironing board

Bathrooms

Our bathrooms combine modern convenience with local Balinese craftsmanship. From hand-carved mirrors to marble finishes, each space is well-stocked with the essentials you need to stay refreshed.

Bathroom 1: A cultural oasis with Balinese hand-carved window and mirror at Villa Carissa. — 1st bathroom

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Body wash
Shampoo
Fresh towels

Family-Friendly Features

Baby cot available (free upon request)
High chair available (free upon request)
Children’s TV streaming options

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Private Swimming Pool

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Sun loungers
Pool towels
Pool floaties
Floating breakfast tray

Other Villa Services

Daily housekeeping
Complimentary breakfast prepared in your villa
Free floating breakfast (upon request)
Pool and beach towels
Umbrellas
Laundry service (extra cost)

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Tips for Scooter Travelers in Bali | Safety, Price, Road conditions, Driving license and Insurance

Tips for Scooter Travelers in Bali

Are you preparing your next trip to Bali and would you like to rent a scooter on the Island of the Gods? Here is everything you need to know for renting a motorcycle in Bali in the form of 5 practical tips on driving a 2-wheeler that will help you before your trip but also once there: Driver’s license, insurance, price scooter rental and fuel, safety and road conditions.

You can explore Bali by scooter but also Lombok, Flores or Sulawesi. The scooter is undoubtedly the best way to fully enjoy Indonesia in complete freedom. But there are laws and rules of conduct to know and respect.

Here is the outline of this blog post on scooter rental in Bali:

1. Scooter safety on the roads of Bali
2. The price of a scooter rental in Bali
3. Road conditions in Bali
4. Where to refuel your scooter in Bali?
5. What driving license and what insurance to rent a scooter in Bali?
6. Get a good insurance to cover during your stay

If you are reading this article, it means that you will surely go on vacation to Bali! All our Indonesia travel stories can be accessed from this link. We take you to Bali but also to Lombok, Gilis, Komodo, Flores or Sulawesi. And yes, Indonesia has been our favorite playground since forever. This is how we have become experts on the destination for international travelers and tourists.

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5 Tips for scooter travelers in Bali

1. Scooter safety on the roads of Bali

To visit Lombok and Bali by scooter, know that you have to drive on the left (like in the UK). Better to know it from the start! It can be unsettling at first for some but you get used to it quickly.

Wearing a helmet is mandatory (it’s a must) with permanently attached strap. Avoid riding at night for your safety and due to the lack of public lighting. In Bali, it gets dark around 6 p.m.

Be careful, you can be arrested at any time by the local police, unfortunately still too often corrupt. Avoid them as much as possible and if possible ignore them. At red lights, avoid being in the front line! They love to stop tourists on this occasion. Even if you have nothing to reproach yourself with, they will always find something to complaint about.

What to do in case of arrest by the local police?

If the policeman is alone, hand him a small ticket or demand a ticket (or fine) and tell the policeman who is often more of a rural warden (for towns) that you are asking for the case to be settled in the court of justice of Denpasar. This is how it should normally be. However, the policeman will not want to go and waste half a day in the capital for that. Know that in 2016, only 52 tickets in all were filed in court! He will therefore let you go in 99.9% of cases, always trying to get something in the end. It can go as far as a candy!

If it is a police roadblock, stop and present all the requested documents. If you are in good standing, the police have nothing to ask you to pay.

The villagers can also warn you of possible roadblocks and offer you to cut across the field. It has already happened to many people on the road between Ubud and Mount Batur. Normally the signs are: honking, flashes their headlights, or just simply saying: polisi… polisi (police, police).

2. The price of a scooter rental in Bali

The scooters for rent in Bali are mostly 110 or even 125 cc, which is more than enough to explore the island, even if the coasts can be steep in some places. FYI, two with two backpacks, we traveled Bali and Lombok on a single scooter the first time but it is not necessarily the most practical, we grant you. It is therefore better to plan to travel light in this case.

Renting a scooter is very simple. Speak to your host as soon as you arrive in Bali. In any case, he will be able to either bring your scooter directly to your accommodation or he will tell you about a scooter rental company nearby. And scooters, in Bali, that’s not what’s missing!

Scooter rental prices in Bali are low and decreasing depending on the duration, but you can also rent a scooter for a single day from any village.

The average price of renting a scooter varied between IDR 70 000 and 80 000 per day, or around €4.50. A price that starts to be negotiated if you rent the scooter for more than 3 days. For 1 month’s rental, you should pay around IDR 850 000 or around €50 after negotiation.

Good to know: Near surf spots in the south such as Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Canggu or on the Bukit peninsula, the scooters are equipped with a rack on the side to carry your surfboard!

3. Road conditions in Bali

Visiting Bali by scooter means taking roads that are generally in good condition. Many have even been redone in recent years. Traffic in the south of the island is generally very dense and even becoming denser. We could see the evolution of the traffic between 2011 and 2021 becausewe livie in Bali. It is better to be used to riding a scooter and in any case not be afraid of traffic.

You have to let yourself be carried away by the flow of other scooters which do not hesitate to take sidewalks or other verges, especially in the south of Bali. So be extra careful in the big cities and especially in the alleys of Kuta, Legian, Seminyak and in Ubud which are often congested and where respect for the highway code becomes secondary.

For information, it took about 45 minutes to reach Ubud from the beaches of southern Bali. In July 2023, it took more than 2 hours! It becomes hellish and more and more dangerous, especially because of the trucks that have become ubiquitous.

Watch out for potholes everywhere else. Last point, the roads around Sidemen are often in poor condition.

Bali scooter breakdown! Watch out for the road of death!

Last important point: Absolutely avoid the seaside road between the beaches of southern Bali and Java. The road is nicknamed the highway of death. Indeed, it is the road (which does not look like a highway at all but rather a secondary road) that thousands of trucks take daily from Jakarta to/from Denpasar.

Drivers in Indonesia are used to driving more than 50 hours in a row. They take substances that we will not describe here which allow them to hold. They are not in their normal state behind the wheel and you can imagine that it is not a small scooter that stops them. There are a lot of injuries and especially deaths on this road every year.

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5. What driving license and what insurance to rent a scooter in Bali?

Before you leave and before you can visit Bali by scooter, get an international permit from your city hall.

Know that in Indonesia, as in Thailand, the French car license (for example) which normally allows you to drive a scooter of less than 125 cm³ in France and in many countries in the world is not sufficient to legally drive a scooter in Indonesia.

So there are 2 solutions:

Illegally

Either you drive illegally at your own risk and in the event of an accident, it could cost you extremely dearly because the usual insurance does not cover driving 2 wheels outside France and therefore in Indonesia. So, we still found a solution in case you hurt yourself (slip, broken arm, sore knees, etc.) by subscribing to one of the travel insurances which will reimburse you for hospitalization costs.

On the other hand, if the accident involves third parties and the police on the spot block your repatriation, for example, because you are not in the legality, that will be another problem. We contacted Chapka and the case fortunately never happened but you should know that you could have very big problems.

Legally

Either you want to drive legally. The 1st solution is to have a motorcycle license passed in your country and the stamp well placed on your international license. The 2nd solution is to obtain directly on the spot in Bali a temporary local permit reserved for tourists, the Surat Izin Mengemudi also known in Indonesia under the name of SIM C for motorcycles of less than 250 cm³.

This local permit is obtained from the police (Polersta) in the city of Denpasar. It is then necessary to plan to block 1 whole day for the steps which can prove to be very long and to go to the following address: Jl. Gunung Sanghyang No.110.

Provide photocopies of the passport and the residence visa as well as a medical certificate of good mental and physical health which must be established in Bali (possible in the small hospital located opposite the police station for IDR 25000).

There is normally then a theoretical exam in the form of a MCQ of 30 questions and a practical exam. It is very common that the temporary local permit is issued without going through these examinations for a small ticket.

The theoretical total cost to obtain this permit is normally IDR 200000 but you will often be asked for more. Now you know why! Significant additional consequence: saving time. This is how to be completely legal to drive a scooter in Bali and therefore not have any problems with the Police, especially in the event of an accident involving third parties and thus be insured.

Your international license

Your international license will be required when renting the scooter. You will have to present your national license and your international license during controls as well as your valid passport. Check before finalizing the rental, the vehicle papers of course but also the brakes, the tires, the light and most importantly the horn, essential for driving in complete safety. Do not hesitate to take pictures of the scooter or even film it before leaving the rental company.

Also check the license plate. The expiry date of the insurance appears as 01-2023 for January 2023 for example. This date must always be valid otherwise during a possible control, you will have to pay! And visiting Bali by scooter can end up being expensive at the end of the stay if you are unlucky.

Be careful but everything is easy in Indonesia. It happened to many people, that the engine of the scooter stopped working in the middle of nowhere, locals brought their help, with only 5 minutes waiting. In short, you will always find a villager who will struggle to help you. And it’s an opportunity to meet locals!

The scooter is one of the ideal means of transport during a trip to Indonesia because it brings unparalleled freedom of discovery.

With the traffic which has developed enormously since, we advise you now rather to take a taxi, an Uber (not accepted everywhere on the island), a Grab, a Gojek, or a car with driver to make the journeys between each step and then rather to rent a scooter to radiate around the drop points. This remains the least dangerous solution. So ready to visit Bali by scooter?

6. Make sure you have an insurance to cover

There are thousands of tourists who circulate without any problem with rental motorbikes.
Scooter travelers in Bali take risks, but in the vast majority of cases, they have no worries / accidents. It is true that this allows a very appreciable feeling of freedom.
Driving in Bali is not as diabolical as some people write. There’s no real priority, but people drive quite slowly.

Make sure your insurance cover a scooter accident in Bali and for a third party injuries.

Leave your country with good insurance because it is rare that “all included” insurance includes a 3rd party.

Remember that in Bali, medical costs are very important and you will be asked for your insurance before any intervention. Or if you don’t have an insurance, they will ask you to pay first.

Also keep on you papers allowing you to identify yourself, address of your hotel, copies of identity papers. It’s tempting to go surfing with your board and swimsuit. For example, the consul of France related a few years ago, how a comatose victim, whose path had crossed that of a dog and of which no identifying document was found on him, remained in the state for several days and finally died, because no one could identify it, authorize the interventions and foot the bill.

In the event of an accident

In the event of an accident, you are likely to be held responsible. Especially because the Balinese are uninsured and they know you are. Often cars and motorcycles are rented without full insurance (it’s up to you to claim them knowing that they may not cover all the damage caused).

Know also that the rule is that wherever you come from, whatever happened, you go into someone, even if he came from nowhere: you are responsible!

There are few accidents, no more than in Australia, France, US or any other countries in any case, they are however more serious because they often involve motorcycles. We also sometimes find trucks in the ditch – probably after a risky doubling. You will be able to note on the spot, that the cars of the Balinese are less dented than ours, testimony of a more “careful” general conduct and this despite appearances. Be aware, however, that scooter accidents are the number 1 cause of death for tourists in Bali.

Damage to a third party

If you cause damage to a third party, whether bodily injury in the case of an accident, for example, or property damage, your civil liability may be incurred. The costs to be reimbursed can in extreme cases amount to several million Euros or Dollars. Travel insurance therefore has ceilings high enough to cover significant damage.

It should also be noted that travel insurance includes reimbursement of search and rescue costs which can be significant if a boat or a helicopter are mobilized.

Sources: Wikipedia, United Nation Treaty Collection of Road Traffic Convention Agreements (treaties.un.org)

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Notes: all prices are subject to change without prior notice.

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Bali or Lombok | Which island to choose for your trip to Indonesia?

Bali or Lombok? Isn’t it the same thing?

Bali or Lombok? In the end, isn’t it a bit the same? Indeed, Bali and Lombok are two islands located side by side in Indonesia. When you don’t know much about the country, you can wonder if these two islands will not ultimately look a lot alike. I’ll stop you right away, and you’ll quickly realize it if you visit both: there are many differences between these two islands. So how do you choose?

Bali is certainly the most famous Indonesian island for travelers. It is nicknamed “the island of the Gods”, and it is often mentioned that its charm has something bewitching about it. Bali is also one of the smallest Indonesian islands but yet one of the most populated. It has approximately 3.8 million inhabitants. There are small towns where life is good, such as Ubud, located in the center of the island, but also very pretty beaches and superb landscapes of rice fields.

Lombok, which means “chilli“, is an island located west of Bali. It is made up of 3.2 million inhabitants and consists of a very volcanic region, to the north of the island with the Rinjani volcano and a very fertile region to the south, where rice, cotton or coffee again. This island, once not very open to tourism, is now starting to make people talk about it. We discover landscapes of volcanoes, lush vegetation and dream beaches with crystal clear water.

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So, what are the similarities between these two islands?

Bali or Lombok: common points

If these two islands are very different on certain points, let’s start by discovering the similarities they have.

Markets: even if they are better known in Bali (Kuta, Denpasar, Ubud market…), the island of Lombok also has many traditional markets such as Mandalika.
Accommodation and Transportation: Bali has a wide range of accommodation options, from luxury villas to budget hostels, and the island is well-connected with an international airport and public transportation. Lombok has fewer accommodation options but still has a range of hotels and guesthouses, and is accessible through its international airport and ferry services.
The population: if we often mention the kindness of the Balinese, that of the inhabitants of the neighboring island of Lombok also exists. However, the island of Bali is now more touristy. You will therefore find more authenticity in your encounters with the local population of Lombok.
Religion: If the island of Lombok is Muslim, like 80% of Indonesia, Bali is Hindu. However, religious life occupies an important place in the daily life of the inhabitants of these two islands. You can therefore discover a multitude of ceremonies and visit many places of worship (temples, mosques) on each of these islands. Buildings that often contribute to the charm of this destination.
Fauna and flora: Indonesia is known for its lush vegetation, jungles and important coral reefs. Thus, the islands of Bali and Lombok will be two excellent ways to discover the local flora and fauna during hikes or diving and snorkeling trips: seabed, jungle animals, butterflies and other monitor lizards will necessarily be part of the trip to these two islands.

Bali or Lombok for the landscapes?

Wondering which is the best Indonesian island when it comes to scenery? Unfortunately, the balance could not be tipped one way or the other. It will mainly depend on your desires and interests.

In Bali, you will of course find landscapes of rice fields such as those of Jatiluwih, classified by UNESCO, those of Tegalalang or even Sidemen. Moreover, it will often be said that the island of Bali is greener than its neighbor Lombok.

Do you rather dream of volcanic landscapes?

So, in Bali, you can survey the south of the Batukaru volcano, the second highest peak on the island, with its 2276 m (7467 ft) altitude. This walk will take you to discover traditional villages but also beautiful views of other rice fields. On the other hand, you can discover Mount Batur which rises to 1700 m (5577 ft) above sea level, wonderful at sunrise.

Volcanic lakes also await you with the Tamblingan and Buyan lake hike which will take you through traditional lands, where local life is in full swing, far from mass tourism.

So Bali or Lombok for landscapes? Finally, in Lombok too, walking enthusiasts will be delighted. The most athletic can opt for the ascent of Mount Rinjani which culminates at 3726 m (12224 ft) altitude. This volcano has a spiritual character for the inhabitants of the island. Indeed, the Sasaks regularly make pilgrimages there and deposit offerings at the top.

On the other hand, if you are looking for a shorter hike, you can opt for the hill of Pergasingan. However, the island of Lombok is also full of waterfalls to discover like that of Mangku Sakti. Finally, you can also walk along the beaches in Lombok. This, in particular to discover the famous rock of Batu Payung, from the beach of Tanjung Aan.

Bali or Lombok: which island has the most beautiful beaches?

When you go to Indonesia, are you mainly looking for an island to relax on a beach? Are you hesitating between Bali or Lombok? No worries ! These two islands will allow you to enjoy white sand beaches and warm and transparent water. In Bali as in Lombok, you can spend hours exploring the seabed. Whether snorkeling or diving.

For example, in Lombok, you can preferably turn to the beaches in the south of the island, which are wilder. In addition, those of the Gili Islands, with postcard landscapes, will allow you to admire fish of a thousand colors.

While in Bali, you will rather enjoy the beaches around Amed for snorkelling. But you can also discover huge sandy beaches for relaxation, such as those of Jimbaran Beach and Pandawa.

Finally, these two islands are dream spots for surfers. They will find many beaches to indulge their passion. For example, in Bali, Seminyak Beach is ideal for beginners. On the other hand, that of Padang Padang, famous since the film Eat, Pray, Love, will appeal to all practitioners.

To conclude, it must be said that the Gili Islands are truly the pearls of Lombok and it is difficult to compete with them. Travelers often think that the most beautiful beaches are therefore rather on the Lombok side.

The change of scenery: in Bali or Lombok?

For sure: Bali has a special atmosphere. It has been known to bring yoga and meditation enthusiasts together for decades. This is why Bali stands out as THE ideal destination for a stay under the sign of well-being.

However, during the high tourist season (June to September), the island is particularly crowded. This sometimes undermines its charm and authenticity. Is it an island where you will be disoriented? However, the answer is yes. The population, the culture… Everything in Bali will make you travel far from your customs and your daily life. In addition, there are more authentic regions in Bali and the island is attracting more and more expats for its magnetic atmosphere.

Lombok, meanwhile…

Lombok, meanwhile, is not yet well known to tourists. Thus, while some places are popular with travellers, many regions of the island are still authentic. Visiting Lombok will often be an opportunity to discover a new culture. This, in particular through the traditional Sasak villages, where time sometimes seems to have stopped.

For all these reasons, Lombok is sometimes described as “Bali as it was decades ago”. So it’s up to you to make up your own mind.

So, between Bali or Lombok, you have now made your choice. Nevertheless, these two Indonesian islands are complementary. Both can be visited easily during a two or three week stay in Indonesia. The ideal will therefore be to discover Bali and Lombok during your trip. This will allow you to form your own opinion on this question.

Ultimately, choosing between Bali and Lombok depends on your travel preferences. If you’re looking for a lively and tourist-friendly experience, Bali is the way to go. If you’re seeking a more secluded and peaceful retreat, Lombok is the perfect choice. Regardless of your decision, both islands offer a wealth of natural beauty and cultural experiences that will leave you with unforgettable memories of your trip to Indonesia.

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What to do and see in Seminyak Bali?

What to Do and See in Seminyak, Bali?

Seminyak is one of the most stylish and convenient places to stay in South Bali. It blends beach life, sunset views, shopping, upscale dining, family-friendly villas, wellness experiences, and lively nightlife in one easy-to-enjoy area. If you are wondering what to do in Seminyak Bali, this guide covers the best beaches, shopping streets, spas, restaurants, beach clubs, temples, and couple-friendly experiences.

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Why Visit Seminyak, Bali?

Seminyak is one of the most polished beach areas in Bali. Compared with neighboring Kuta, it feels more refined, more spacious, and more design-focused. You will find beach clubs, boutique shopping, stylish cafés, family villas, spa treatments, sunset bars, and some of Bali’s best restaurants, all within a relatively compact area.

It is also one of the easiest places in Bali for travelers who want comfort and convenience. You can spend the morning at a café, shop along Kayu Aya or Petitenget, enjoy a spa in the afternoon, catch sunset on the beach, and finish with dinner or cocktails without needing to cross the island.

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Why travelers love Seminyak

Beautiful beach and easy sunset access
Excellent restaurants, cafés and brunch spots
Chic shopping streets and designer boutiques
Family-friendly villas with private pools
Beach clubs, nightlife and romantic dining
Good base for a stylish Bali stay

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Ideas of What to Do and See in Seminyak, Bali

Seminyak is one of the favorite areas of Bali’s expat and lifestyle-travel community. It is a place where you can relax, eat well, shop beautifully, and still enjoy plenty of energy after dark. The area is especially known for rooftop dining, designer boutiques, quality spas, and easy beach access.

The most notable streets for dining and shopping include Jalan Oberoi (also called Jalan Kayu Aya or Laksmana), Jalan Dhyana Pura, and Jalan Petitenget.

Seminyak is also very practical when traveling with children, thanks to the wide range of licensed rental villas with full kitchens, multiple bedrooms, large bathrooms, and private pools.

Take Your Morning Coffee

In Seminyak, even a morning coffee can become part of the travel experience. The café scene is one of the strongest in South Bali, with stylish brunch spots, espresso bars, smoothie cafés, and all-day breakfast venues.

Some cafés also offer kopi luwak. It is worth checking how it is sourced before ordering, then deciding whether it suits your preferences.

Shopping Extravaganza

Seminyak is one of Bali’s best areas for shopping. You will find a mix of upscale boutiques, local labels, home décor stores, jewelry shops, and souvenir markets. Prices are often higher than in other parts of Bali, but the choice is broader and the presentation is more refined.

Walk Through Its Main Streets

The main shopping and dining areas are filled with fashion boutiques, cafés, hotels, pubs, and restaurants. Strolling through these streets is part of the Seminyak experience, especially for travelers who like design, resortwear, and lifestyle shopping.

Seminyak Village Shopping Mall

For an easy indoor stop, Seminyak Village is a convenient place to shop, cool down, and browse several brands in one place.

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Flea Market in Seminyak

The Seminyak Flea Market is a classic stop for souvenirs, clothing, accessories, and homeware. It is not huge, but it is lively, convenient, and fun if you are already exploring the Kayu Aya area.

Bargaining is usually part of the experience, and many stalls carry similar categories of products, so it is worth comparing before buying.

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Seminyak Beach and Mesmerizing Sunsets

Seminyak Beach is one of the area’s main attractions. The long stretch of sand is ideal for beach walks, lounging, beginner-friendly surfing, and of course sunset watching. As the day cools, the beachfront bars and clubs become some of the best places in Bali to enjoy the changing sky.

Vibrant Beach Clubs and Nightlife

As the sun sets, Seminyak transforms into one of Bali’s best nightlife districts. Beach clubs, cocktail bars, DJ sets, sunset lounges, and lively restaurants all contribute to its after-dark energy.

Go to Seminyak’s Beach Clubs

Seminyak offers a broad range of beach clubs and sunset venues. Ku De Ta remains a classic for sunset drinks, while the wider Petitenget stretch includes more stylish spots for lounging, dining, and evening cocktails.

Watch: Seminyak Beach at sunset

Relaxation and Rejuvenation at Spas and Wellness Centers

Seminyak is one of the easiest places in Bali to book a massage, spa ritual, manicure, pedicure, or yoga session. If your Bali idea includes slowing down and switching off, this is exactly where Seminyak performs well.

Spas, massages, yoga and mani-pedi

Going to Bali is often about relaxing and disconnecting. In Seminyak, you will find everything from simple affordable treatments to more luxurious spa experiences.

Yoga retreats and wellness workshops

Yoga classes and wellness workshops are also easy to find in Seminyak, and many studios offer classes for all levels.

Cultural Exploration: Temples and Traditions

Seminyak is not only about beaches, brunches, and nightlife. It also offers a meaningful cultural stop at Pura Petitenget, one of the area’s important temples.

Cultural visit to Petitenget Temple

Petitenget Temple is a significant Hindu temple in Seminyak and a beautiful place to experience Bali’s spiritual side. Its architecture, stone carvings, and ceremonial atmosphere make it a worthwhile stop, especially if you are already near the beach.

If you visit, bring or borrow a sarong, as respectful temple dress is expected in Bali.

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Thrilling Water Adventures

For more active travelers, Seminyak offers surfing lessons and easy beach access. It is a good place for beginners who want to try waves without heading too far from restaurants, hotels, and villas.

Surfing

Surfing is a popular activity in Seminyak and the surrounding coast. While the breaks are generally less famous than places like Uluwatu, the area still works well for newer surfers and casual sessions.

Art Galleries and Creative Expression

Art lovers can also find galleries and creative shops in and around Seminyak, especially if they enjoy contemporary Balinese art, interiors, and curated design pieces.

What to Do and See in Seminyak for 1 Day

If you only have one day in Seminyak, this is a simple and satisfying flow:

Start with coffee or brunch.
Shop around Kayu Aya, Seminyak Square, or Seminyak Village.
Take a massage or spa break.
Head to the beach in the late afternoon.
Watch sunset.
Finish with dinner, rooftop drinks, or a beach club.

Stay in a private villa

A private villa is one of the best ways to enjoy Seminyak, especially if you want privacy, comfort, and easy access to the area’s dining and shopping.

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Shopping in Seminyak

Jalan Laksmana and the wider Seminyak center make it easy to spend several hours browsing boutiques, gifts, and resortwear.

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Bali’s best restaurants, many along Jalan Kayu Aya and Petitenget

Lunch or dinner on a rooftop or terrace is a very Seminyak kind of experience. The area is known for strong restaurant density and wide choice, from casual cafés to higher-end dining.

Sunbathing

You can relax on the beach, book a treatment nearby, or simply enjoy the slower pace compared with busier neighboring areas.

What to Do and See in Seminyak for a Couple

Seminyak is a very good destination for couples thanks to its beaches, dining scene, nightlife, spas, and romantic villa stays.

Here are some of the best things to do in Seminyak for couples:

1. Enjoy the beach

Spend time at Seminyak Beach, Petitenget Beach, Batu Belig, or Double Six. Sunset is especially beautiful for couples.

2. Romantic dining

Seminyak has many restaurants suited to date nights, special dinners, and more refined evenings out.

3. Enjoy a spa

Couples’ spa sessions, Balinese massages, and wellness rituals are among the easiest ways to relax together in Seminyak.

4. Shopping

Browse boutiques, jewelry, clothing, and gifts together through the Seminyak center.

5. Explore the temples

Petitenget Temple is the most obvious cultural stop in the area and adds a spiritual element to a Seminyak itinerary.

6. Partying

Seminyak’s nightlife offers bars, clubs, and beach clubs for couples who want a more social evening.

7. Take part in water activities

Surfing and wider Bali water activities are also available if you want something more active.

8. Admire the sunsets

Sunset is one of the most romantic daily moments in Seminyak.

9. Stay in a villa with a private pool

A private-pool villa remains one of the most comfortable and romantic ways to stay in Seminyak.

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10. Visit cafés and bars for unforgettable evenings

Seminyak is full of cafés and bars that work well for relaxed evenings, coffee dates, or stylish nightcaps.

FAQ: What to Do in Seminyak Bali

Is Seminyak worth visiting?

Yes. Seminyak is one of Bali’s best areas for travelers who want beach access, restaurants, shopping, sunset views, spas, and a stylish atmosphere.

Is Seminyak good for families?

Yes. It is especially convenient for families staying in private villas with kitchens, multiple bedrooms, and private pools.

Is Seminyak good for couples?

Very much. Seminyak is excellent for romantic dinners, beach sunsets, spas, nightlife, and private-pool villa stays.

What is the best thing to do in Seminyak?

A classic Seminyak day combines brunch, shopping, a spa treatment, sunset on the beach, and dinner or drinks in the evening.

Is Seminyak better than Kuta?

They offer different experiences. Kuta is busier and more budget-party oriented, while Seminyak feels more refined and lifestyle-focused.

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Private Pool Villa Carissa is centrally located in Seminyak, Beautiful Villa with Private Pool, Bali Villa offers air-conditioned accommodation with a terrace. This property has a private swimming pool.

Is it close to Kudeta Beach and Temple. The nearest airport is Ngurah Rai International Airport, 8 km from Beautiful Villa Carissa with Private Pool, in Bali.

Eat Street is where everyone wants to be. This is Seminyak’s fanciest area, full of trendy cafes, bars, designer boutiques, spas, restaurants and beach clubs. Eat Street, Oberoi Road and Jalan Kayu Aya = all the same street

Private Pool Villa in Eat Street Seminyak

Eat Street is also known as Oberoi Road and Jalan Kayu Aya. This bustling shopping and dining street is always busy day and night. In the little lanes around Eat Street you’ll find all sorts of villas ideal for holidaymakers who want to be able to walk to Eat Street and the beach in minutes. Eat Street is a shopper’s paradise. Walk up and down and you’ll find clothing boutiques, jewelry stores, children’s and surf wear, and home goods stores.

When you stay near Eat Street, you’ll be within walking distance of the best beaches, clubs, bars and restaurants such as Sisterfields, Motel Mexicola, Ultimo and Monsieur Spoon.

You can go for a sunset drink at KU DE TA and walk back. You can change, get dressed and go to dinner afterwards and change again before diving into the nightlife. Your villa is always nearby and you don’t even have to worry about taking a taxi home in the middle of the night after partying in La Favela, You can just walk because your villa is only a few minutes away. Ideal!

Villa Carissa with Private Pool

This villa is located just 2 minutes walk from Eat Street in Seminyak, very central but tucked away in a quiet lane. You can easily walk to Kudeta Beach or Seminyak Beach or Double Six Beach, whichever beach you prefer the most. You can go shopping, eat, party and you can always walk home in minutes. The villa is one of a kind inspired by Modern Balinese houses. The villa has 3 bedrooms and a large garden with swimming pool. A gem!

Property at Villa Carissa Seminyak Center

√ Private terrace
√ Private outdoor swimming pool
√ Private garden

Living room

√ Air conditioning
√ Ceiling fans
√ TV (cable/satelite with national and international channels)
√ DVD player
√ Free wireless wifi (fiber optic)

Kitchen and dining room

√ Air conditioning
√ Ceiling fans
√ Kitchen stove
√ Microwave
√ Blender
√ Fridge and Freezer
√ Kettle
√ Toaster
√ Dining table and chairs

Child-friendly amenities

√ 1 Baby cot (crib) Nuna SENA™ aire
√ 1 Baby /children high chair for feeding older babies and young toddlers

Bedrooms

√ Air conditioning
√ Ceiling fans
√ Linens provided
√ Towels provided
√ Hair dryer
√ Iron
√ Ironing board
√ Soap/shampoo provided
√ Safety box in all rooms

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Local secrets near Villa Carissa

Explore the hidden gems and local secrets that surround Villa Carissa, adding an extra layer of charm to your Bali getaway!

Where to go for a coffee in Seminyak?

Located in the tourist center of Seminyak, there are many options for having a coffee. Favorite places within walking distance of Villa Abida are SOUQ Organic, Shelter Cafe, The Koop and Corner House.

Where to have breakfast

If you’re not staying to have breakfast by the pool of your private villa, you can stroll down Drupadi Street and have a delicious breakfast at Wild-1. La Plancha also does a really good breakfast these days and if you’re heading to Eat Street try Sisterfields, Revolver Espresso or Clean Canteen.

Dinner time

If you want a taste of authentic Balinese cuisine, go get a plate of Babi Guling (suckling pig) at Pak Malen – they are famous for it. For sophisticated and famous restaurants, you have to go to Eat Street and Petitenget. Exceptional dining options are plentiful, from Sarong to Merah Putih at Bambu, Mamasan, Metis, La Lucciola, Ginger Moon and many more.

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Nightlife and best bars

Seminyak is one of the best places to be in Bali if you are looking for night time entertainment. Start the evening slowly by listening to live performances on Double Six Beach (around sunset time). From there, check out other bands at the Orchard Bar or the Ryoshi House of Jazz. Then (maybe you need to dress up a bit at the villa) go dancing at La Favela, Mexicola or Potato Head.

List of the Best Restaurants in Seminyak including Bars and Nightlife, Fun and Places To Go Out

The best spas

There are many local spa salons on every corner. You can get a massage or a pedicure for just a few dollars. For more high-end spas and beauty treatments in luxurious spa rooms, head to Prana Spa or Bodyworks. Ki Shiatsu offers great value for money and we also love the dancing finger massage at Jari Menari. Read also: ManiPedi (Manicure Pedicure) Spa and Beauty Treatments in Seminyak

Things to do for families

Fun at the pool, beach, water parks (including Asia’s #1 WaterBom), shopping at Kids a Go-Go, ice cream at Gusto Gelato and admiring giant murals at Dream Muzeum Zone.

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Things to do for couples

Romantic dinners, sunsets, walks on the beach, shopping and plenty of time to relax at the villa. Don’t forget to rent a scooter and drive together, explore Canggu or hit the beach in Uluwatu.

Seminyak offers a plethora of romantic experiences for couples seeking to create cherished memories together. Indulging in intimate dinners at the many charming restaurants sets the stage for a special evening. The stunning sunsets over Seminyak Beach provide a breathtaking backdrop for moments of pure romance. Leisurely strolls along the shoreline hand-in-hand create a sense of togetherness and serenity. Exploring the vibrant shopping scene in Seminyak adds an element of adventure and discovery.

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Taking time to unwind and connect in the comfort of your private villa is an essential part of the Seminyak experience for couples. For an added touch of excitement, renting a scooter and embarking on a journey to explore nearby areas like Canggu or venturing to the picturesque beaches of Uluwatu can be a thrilling and memorable experience together. With its diverse range of activities, Seminyak provides couples with ample opportunities to celebrate their love and create lasting moments of intimacy.

What guys will love

Beach clubs, cocktails, sunsets, parties, pools, surfing and the list goes on. Check out places like Mrs Sippy, Cocoon Beach Club and W Bali.

Seminyak offers an array of attractions tailored to guys seeking excitement and adventure. The vibrant beach clubs create an energetic atmosphere, perfect for mingling and enjoying refreshing cocktails. The breathtaking sunsets over Seminyak Beach provide a stunning backdrop for memorable moments. The nightlife scene in Seminyak is renowned for its lively parties, ensuring a night filled with fun and entertainment.

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Many establishments in the area boast impressive pools, ideal for lounging and taking a refreshing dip. For those seeking an adrenaline rush, Seminyak’s waves offer excellent surfing opportunities. Popular spots like Mrs Sippy, Cocoon Beach Club, and W Bali cater specifically to those looking for an unforgettable experience in Seminyak. With its diverse offerings, Seminyak provides an exciting and dynamic environment for guys looking to make the most of their time in Bali.

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What girls will love

Girls will never tire of spas, shopping streets, beach clubs, cocktails and Instagrammable cafes.

Seminyak is a paradise for girls seeking a blend of relaxation and vibrant experiences. The area is renowned for its world-class spas, offering an array of rejuvenating treatments.

Chic shopping streets showcase a wide range of fashionable boutiques and unique finds, perfect for a shopping spree. Beach clubs provide a lively atmosphere, where one can soak up the sun, enjoy refreshing cocktails, and unwind by the sea.

Seminyak is dotted with Instagrammable cafes, each offering a unique and aesthetically pleasing experience, perfect for capturing memorable moments. With its diverse offerings, Seminyak caters to the desires of girls looking for a perfect blend of leisure and excitement.

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Services

Villa Carissa has a charming team of staff at your service during your stay. From the friendly housekeeping staff to the gardener and concierge to answer questions and handle your special requests, you’ll feel welcome.

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Safety Instructions for Bali Natural Disasters: Tsunami, Earthquake, Mountain eruption, Storm, Floods

Safety Instructions for Bali Natural Disasters

Bali is probably one of the most beautiful Indonesian islands in the country. Thanks to its exceptional living environment, it allows everyone to disconnect and recharge their batteries. Far from your concerns, there are however certain dangers to avoid in Bali. Don’t worry, they are rare and can be easily avoided with caution. This is particularly the case for natural hazards. In general, these can be predicted. In this case, the local authorities put in place a system to protect the population. Here are safety instructions for Bali in case of natural disasters.

Remember, preparedness and swift action are key during such emergencies. Follow local authorities’ instructions and evacuation routes to ensure your safety and the safety of others around you!

Safety instructions for Bali in case of natural Disasters

Bali is a region of Indonesia located near the Ring of Fire. Earthquakes can occur off the Island and generate tsunamis. The risks are heightened by the density of the seaside population in certain areas. Here’s a general set of safety instructions:

Earthquake followed by Tsunami

Bali is located in a seismically active region, and earthquakes are a common occurrence. However, earthquakes can sometimes trigger tsunamis, which can be extremely dangerous. Here are some essential safety instructions for Bali in case of an earthquake followed by a tsunami:

Tsunami safety instructions for Bali

A tsunami is a large wave caused by an earthquake, landslide, or volcanic eruption. Tsunamis can travel at speeds of up to 500 miles or 804 km per hour and can cause widespread damage.

The PUSDALOP system is linked to a tsunami early warning system. It has sirens and loudspeakers distributed in risk areas.
You will find below the instructions to follow in the event of a tsunami.

Evacuation procedure in case of earthquake

Be aware of the signs of an earthquake, such as shaking, rumbling, or a sudden drop or rise in the ground. If you feel an earthquake, immediately drop, cover, and hold on.

1- If you feel an earthquake protect yourself:

do not panic
drop to the ground and cover / hide under a table

2- After an earthquake, be aware that a tsunami may follow:

move away from the beach immediately as a precaution
after a violent and long tremor, do not wait for the alert from the authorities, leave the red zone immediately!
listen to announcements from local authorities and the radio to keep you informed. watch the siren

3- The triggering of the siren is the evacuation alert signal:

when the siren sounds, immediately evacuate the red zone or seek refuge in high buildings (reinforced concrete building from the 3rd floor)
if you are in the yellow zone, seek refuge on the higher floors
if you are in a hotel, follow the instructions of the staff

After the 1st tsunami, other waves may follow

Wait for the all-clear signal from the authorities before leaving your shelter.

Safety Instructions for Tsunamis:

If you are in a coastal area, evacuate to high ground immediately when a tsunami warning is issued. Do not wait to see the wave.
If you cannot evacuate to high ground, go to the nearest sturdy building and stay away from windows.
Do not return to low-lying areas until you have been told that it is safe to do so.
Stay Informed and follow local news, radio, or official social media for updates and instructions.

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Safety Instructions for Bali Natural Disasters incase of Tsunami

The areas in Bali that are most at risk of tsunamis are the coastal areas, particularly those along the southern and eastern coasts of the island. These areas include popular tourist destinations such as Kuta, Seminyak, Sanur, Nusa Dua, and Candidasa.

Bali is located in an earthquake-prone region, which means that it is also at risk of tsunamis.

In case of a tsunami, it is important to follow these safety instructions:

Stay informed: Listen to local news and weather reports for updates on potential tsunamis.
Move to higher ground: If you are in a coastal area, move to higher ground immediately when a tsunami warning is issued. Follow instructions from local authorities and evacuate to a safe location as soon as possible.
Avoid low-lying areas: Do not go to low-lying areas or beaches to watch the tsunami. Tsunamis are very dangerous and can cause significant damage and loss of life.
Do not use elevators: Avoid using elevators during a tsunami warning, as they may stop working or become overloaded.
Have an emergency kit: Prepare an emergency kit with essential items such as food, water, medicine, first aid supplies, flashlights, and batteries. Keep this kit in a safe and easily accessible place.
Stay away from the coast: Do not return to the coast until the authorities have declared it safe to do so. Even after the initial tsunami wave has passed, there may be dangerous currents and debris in the water.
Follow instructions from authorities: Follow the instructions of local authorities and emergency services. If you are unsure about what to do, seek advice from the authorities or locals.

Overall, it is important to take a tsunami warning seriously and follow safety instructions to protect yourself and others. Stay informed, move to higher ground, avoid low-lying areas, have an emergency kit, and follow instructions from local authorities.

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WHAT BEHAVIOR TO ADOPT IN THE EVENT OF NATURAL DISASTERS IN BALI?

There are simple precautions to apply in the event of natural disasters.

Earthquake

An earthquake is a sudden shaking of the earth’s surface caused by the movement of tectonic plates. Earthquakes can cause buildings to collapse, roads to crack, and landslides to occur.

If it is an earthquake, you must not go out under any circumstances. Then, be sure to protect yourself from falling objects, by hiding under a table, for example. Stay in a solid and safe place. If you are outdoors, stay away from buildings, trees, or power lines. By car, it is best to stop on the side of the road and protect yourself under a porch.

If you are indoors, take cover under a sturdy table or desk, and hold on until the shaking stops.
Stay away from windows, glass, and heavy objects that could fall and cause injury.
If you are outdoors, move to an open area away from buildings, trees, and power lines.
If you are driving, stop the car in a safe area away from buildings, trees, and power lines.
After the earthquake, be prepared for aftershocks and check for injuries.

Tsunami

In the case of a tsunami, it is possible to anticipate the disaster thanks to security alerts, but also by studying the water level. In general, the sea seems to be receding and the beach seems to have lengthened. Then, an impressive rumble is heard in the distance. This is the signal that you need to get as far away from the coast as possible. Join the inner lands and wait for all the waves to pass.

If you are near the coast and you feel an earthquake, move quickly to higher ground or inland.
If you are on the beach, move to higher ground immediately.
Listen to local news and follow instructions from authorities.
Do not return to the beach until you have been given the all-clear.

Mountain eruption

A mountain eruption is the expulsion of hot ash, gases, and rocks from a volcano. Mountain eruptions can cause ashfall, lava flows, and mudflows.

The essential rules in the event of a volcanic eruption:

Follow official instructions: Listen to local news and follow instructions from authorities. Stay
informed about the latest developments and safety instructions.
Evacuate if advised: If authorities advise you to evacuate, do so immediately and follow the designated evacuation routes. Don’t hesitate, and take only what you need.
Protect yourself from ashfall: Wear a mask or a wet cloth over your nose and mouth to protect yourself from ashfall, which can cause respiratory problems. Protect your eyes with goggles or glasses.
Stay indoors if possible: If you are unable to evacuate, stay indoors and close all windows and doors to prevent ash and smoke from entering. Turn off air conditioning and ventilation systems to prevent ash from entering the building.
Avoid driving: If you are driving, stop as soon as it is safe to do so, and turn off the engine. Avoid driving in areas with heavy ashfall or near the eruption site.
Be prepared for aftershocks: Be prepared for aftershocks, which can occur after a volcanic eruption.
Stay away from areas near the volcano, as they may be unstable.
Prepare for emergency situations: Have an emergency kit prepared that includes important documents, medications, food, water, and other supplies that may be needed in case of a natural disaster.

Overall, it is important to take the necessary precautions and follow safety instructions to ensure your safety in case of a mountain eruption.

A storm? Do not run!

A storm is a strong wind that can cause damage to buildings and trees. Storms can also bring heavy rain, which can cause flooding.

When thunder rumbles, rain pours down and lightning rips through the sky, many people have the instinct to run for safety. These behaviors increase the risk of being electrocuted. It is therefore necessary to “walk slowly, dragging your feet on the ground”. In the absence of shelter, it is advisable to squat rather than stand and if possible on an insulating material. The best is still to stay at home.

In case of a storm, it is important to take appropriate safety measures and follow safety instructions to protect yourself and others.

Here are some guidelines on what behavior to adopt in the event of a storm:

Stay indoors: If possible, stay indoors until the storm has passed. Find a safe room in your home or building, preferably without windows or with secure shutters.
Avoid outdoor activities: Avoid outdoor activities such as hiking, swimming, or camping during a storm. If you are outside and cannot find shelter, move away from trees, power lines, and other structures that could fall during the storm.
Avoid using electrical equipment: Avoid using electrical equipment, such as phones, computers, or appliances during the storm. Unplug appliances and avoid touching electrical outlets or equipment, as lightning can travel through electrical wires.
Stay informed: Listen to local news and weather reports for updates on the storm’s progress and safety instructions. Follow instructions from authorities, and be prepared to evacuate if necessary.
Prepare for power outages: Have a flashlight, batteries, and other emergency supplies on hand in case of a power outage. Avoid using candles as they can be a fire hazard.
Secure outdoor objects: Secure outdoor objects such as patio furniture, potted plants, and trash cans to prevent them from being blown away by strong winds.
Stay away from floodwaters: Do not attempt to walk or drive through floodwaters, as they can be deeper than they appear and contain hidden hazards.

Overall, it is important to take appropriate safety measures and follow safety instructions to protect yourself and others during a storm. Stay informed and be prepared for power outages, flooding, and other potential hazards associated with storms.

Flood

A flood is an overflow of water that submerges land that is normally dry. Floods can cause damage to property, loss of life, and disruption to transportation and utilities.

In case of a flood, it is important to take appropriate safety measures and follow safety instructions to protect yourself and others.

Here are some guidelines on what behavior to adopt in the event of a flood:

Evacuate if necessary: If authorities advise you to evacuate, do so immediately and follow the designated evacuation routes. Don’t hesitate, and take only what you need.
Avoid floodwaters: Do not attempt to walk or drive through floodwaters, as they can be deeper than they appear and contain hidden hazards. Stay away from flood-prone areas and avoid walking or driving near rivers and streams.
Listen to local news: Stay informed about the latest developments and safety instructions. Listen to local news and weather reports for updates on the flood’s progress and safety instructions.
Turn off electricity and gas: Turn off electricity and gas at the main switch or valve before leaving the property, if you have time and it is safe to do so.
Be prepared for power outages: Have a flashlight, batteries, and other emergency supplies on hand in case of a power outage.
Avoid contact with floodwater: Floodwater may contain sewage, chemicals, and other hazardous substances. Avoid contact with floodwater and if you come into contact with it, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and clean water.
Move to higher ground: If you are unable to evacuate, move to higher ground and stay indoors until the floodwaters recede.
Overall, it is important to take appropriate safety measures and follow safety instructions to protect yourself and others during a flood. Stay informed and be prepared for power outages, evacuation, and other potential hazards associated with floods.

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Additional Tips

Learn the evacuation routes in your area.
Have an emergency plan in place for your family.
Make sure you have a first-aid kit and other emergency supplies.
Follow the instructions of local authorities.

Please note that these are general safety instructions. The specific safety instructions for each type of natural disaster will vary depending on the situation. It is always best to listen to local radio or television for the latest updates and to follow the instructions of local authorities.

Emergency Kit Essentials

Bali is located in a seismically active region, making it susceptible to natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions. It is important to be prepared for these disasters by having an emergency kit on hand.

Emergency Kit for Earthquakes

Here are some essential items to include in an emergency kit for earthquakes:

Food and Water:

Non-perishable food items that have a long shelf life, such as canned food, nuts, and dried fruits
Bottled water (at least one gallon per person per day)
Water purification tablets or a water filter

First-Aid Kit:

Bandages of various sizes
Adhesive tape
Scissors
Antiseptic wipes
Pain relievers
Antihistamines
Thermometer

Fire Extinguisher:

A fire extinguisher suitable for your home

Flashlights and Batteries:

Flashlights with extra batteries
Headlamps

Radio:

A battery-powered radio to stay informed about emergency updates

Multi-tool:

A multi-tool with various tools, such as pliers, screwdrivers, and a knife

Extra Clothing:

Warm clothing in case of cold weather
Rain gear in case of rain

Personal Items:

Prescription medications
Toiletries
Important documents (copies of passports, IDs, insurance papers)

Emergency Kit for Tsunamis

In addition to the items listed above, an emergency kit for tsunamis should also include:

First-aid supplies for injuries caused by debris
A whistle or other noise-making device to signal for help
A battery-powered lantern
A sturdy backpack or duffle bag to carry your emergency kit

Emergency Kit for Volcanic Eruptions

An emergency kit for volcanic eruptions should also include:

A face mask to protect your lungs from ash and debris: This can be a surgical mask, N95 respirator, or a home-made mask made from 2-3 layers of cloth.
Eye protection: Sunglasses, goggles, or safety glasses will help to protect your eyes from volcanic ash and debris.
Sturdy hat: A wide-brimmed hat will help to shade your face and prevent ash from getting in your eyes.
Dust mask: A dust mask will help to filter out ash and debris.
Shovel or other tool to clear debris: This will be helpful if you need to clear debris from your home or property after an eruption.
Flashlight or headlamp: This will be essential for navigating in the dark, especially if there is power outage.
Battery-powered radio: This will allow you to stay informed about the latest emergency updates and warnings.
First-aid kit: A well-stocked first-aid kit is important for treating injuries caused by flying debris, ash inhalation, or burns.
Extra clothing: This includes warm clothing in case of cold weather, rain gear in case of rain, and long-sleeved shirts and pants to protect your skin from ash.
Personal items: This includes prescription medications, toiletries, important documents (copies of passports, IDs, insurance papers), and a comfort item like a stuffed animal or photo.

Emergency Kit for Storms and Floods

Here are some essential items to include in an emergency kit for storms and floods:

Water: Store at least one gallon of water per person per day for three days.
Non-perishable food: Food that does not require cooking or refrigeration, such as canned goods, nuts, and dried fruits.
First-aid kit: A well-stocked first-aid kit is important for treating injuries caused by flying debris, falls, or cuts.
Flashlights and batteries: Flashlights with extra batteries and headlamps for hands-free use.
Battery-powered radio: This will allow you to stay informed about the latest weather updates and warnings.
Multi-tool: A multi-tool with various tools, such as pliers, screwdrivers, and a knife, can be helpful for various tasks.
Extra clothing: This includes warm clothing in case of cold weather, rain gear in case of rain, and long-sleeved shirts and pants to protect your skin from the elements.
Personal items: This includes prescription medications, toiletries, important documents (copies of passports, IDs, insurance papers), and a comfort item like a stuffed animal or photo.
Sandbags or flood barriers: These can be used to protect your home from flooding.
Radio and flashlight: This will allow you to stay informed about the latest weather updates and warnings and to see in the dark if there is a power outage.

Remember to store your emergency kit in a safe and easily accessible location. Review your emergency kit regularly and replace any expired items. Make a plan for how you will evacuate your home if necessary, and learn about the warning signs of storms and floods in your area.

Once the disaster has passed

Once the disaster has passed, be sure to stay as calm as possible. Make sure you are unhurt and that your loved ones are okay. When this is done, avoid walking barefoot or in flip-flops to avoid injury. It is best to wear sneakers or hiking boots. Finally, do not touch the electric wires fallen on the ground, do not use the elevators either. Head to open space, such as parks, and stay away from structures that can collapse.

Once you are safe, you can call your loved ones to reassure them and tell them your location. When this is done, it is advisable to hang up so as not to overload the telephone network. The Embassy may try to contact you to provide you with security instructions. However, you can call them to find out about the measures planned for people traveling.

Now you know all the natural hazards. The key is to take them seriously when the alert is given by the local authorities. Always follow the safety instructions to ensure your well-being.

However, these natural disasters remain rare. So you have nothing to fear during your stay in Bali! You can pack your suitcase and fly to your dream destination, no problem.

Remember, these are general guidelines, and specific instructions may vary depending on the situation. Always prioritize your safety and follow the advice of local authorities to stay safe during an earthquake followed by a tsunami in Bali.

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Looking for a private villa in the heart of Bali? 🌴 Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre with Private Pool is the perfect choice for couples, families, and groups who want comfort, privacy, and easy access to all the attractions of Seminyak. 📌 Got Questions? Check our FAQs about Villa Carissa for details about the villa. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please feel free to contact us directly.

Below you’ll find frequently asked questions (FAQs) about Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre — including check-in times, location, bedrooms, breakfast, pool, and more.

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General information
√ Check-in : 14:00 – 00:00
√ Check-out : 06:00 – 12:00 noon
√ Free fiber optic WiFi
√ Enclosed garden
√ Non smoking (you can smoke outdoor only)
√ Patio
√ Bathrobes
√ 3 Bathrooms
√ 3 Bedrooms
√ Safety box in each room
√ Television Sony KD65X7500F (65″)
√ Air conditioning and fan in all bedrooms and living room.
√ Private swimming pool: approximately 7m x 3.5m (23 ft x 11.5 ft), with a depth of 1.7m (5.57 ft).
√ Free floating breakfast
√ Closed living room (flexible open and closed living)
√ Villa of 220 m² (2368 sf²)
√ Kitchen
√ 1 Baby cot (crib) Nuna SENA™ aire
√ 1 Baby /children high chair for feeding older babies and young toddlers
√ The closest airport to get to get to our villa will be Denpasar Bali airport (DPS)

What are the check-in and check-out times at Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre?

Check-in at Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre is from 2:00 PM, and check-out is until 12:00 PM (noon).

Check-in instructions

Host greets you.
Our Villa Manager number (WhatsApp): +628113526000 For smooth check-in please kindly give information your approximative check-in time (or your flight details). Thank you.

Booking payment method

You can pay your booking securely with PayPal.

What payment methods can I use with PayPal?
With PayPal, you can use the following payment methods:

Your bank account.
Your Visa, Mastercard, Discover, or American Express card.

Is there a private pool available to guests staying at Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre?

Yes, there’s a private pool. You can find out more about this and the other facilities at Villa Carissa on this page.

Where is Villa Carissa located?

Our location is in Seminyak Centre.

Bedroom configurations

Bedroom 1: 1 double bed

Situated on the ground floor facing the swimming pool. There is 1 double bed (Queen bed) and it cannot be modified.

Bedroom 2: 2 single beds

In this 2nd bedroom, tehre are 2 single beds, or you can ask to be made into 1 double bed.

You can add 1 extrabed upon request and at extra cost.

Bedroom 3: 2 single beds

Situated in the upstairs, there is 2 single beds and it cannot be modified. In this bed room have a balconly.

3 Bedroom Configurations at Villa Carissa Featuring Modern Balinese Style

🏖️ Is the villa located near attractions?

Q: What’s near Villa Carissa?
A: Yes, the villa’s central location provides easy access to Seminyak’s vibrant shopping, dining, and entertainment venues. The beach is also a short distance away. Within 10 minutes walking:

Kudeta Beach & Beach Club
La Favela (restaurant/nightclub)
Seminyak Square (shopping, dining)
Dozens of cafés, bars, and boutiques

How close to the beach is Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre?

The nearest beach is Kudeta, which is 900 m (0.5 mile) or a 10-minute walk from Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre.

How far is Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre from the center of Seminyak?

Our villa is located in the heart of Seminyak. When you go out from the main entrance, turn right. Walk around 1 minute and you’ll arrive in the city centre of Seminyak.

Things To Do in Bali and What to Visit, Where To Go While Vacationing in Bali? (Top Attractions)

🍳 What kind of breakfast is served at Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre?

Daily à la carte breakfast is prepared fresh in your villa between 7:00–11:00 am. Don’t miss the floating breakfast served in your private pool.

Breakfast option(s) include:

Continental
Asian
American
À la carte

Daily Breakfast includes: Fresh tropical fruit juice of the day, Fresh tropical fruit platter, Tea or Coffee. Plus you may choose a hot dish!

Complimentary breakfast will be personally prepared in your villa at your preferred time each morning between 7 A.M. to 11 A.M.

Seasonal fresh watermelon and juice at Villa Carissa. Please note that the availability of other seasonal fruits may vary.

Balinese mee goreng fried noodles — Savor the delicious Balinese mee goreng (fried noodles) topped with a perfectly cooked sunny side up egg, or customize it just the way you like!

Floating breakfast experience

Must try romantic morning breakfast. Forget breakfast in bed!

Start your day in style and indulge yourself to unforgettable floating breakfast experience at the comfort of your private pool at Villa Carissa.

Please read: Breakfast at Villa Carissa Bali | Menu and Floating Breakfast

🌱 Green best-practices at the Villa Carissa

Q: Does Villa Carissa follow eco-friendly practices?
A: Yes, we reduce waste, energy, and water usage.

We are trying to reduce our environmental impact through green best-practices in maintenance, services, logistics, products, and supplies. The core elements revolve around reducing waste, saving energy, and cutting down on water usage in our property.

Please kindly help us by reducing your impact on the environment (Customer Eco-friendly Attitudes), you can help by:

Your willingness to reuse linen/towels. To do our part to help the environment, we will change your bed linens and towels after every four nights of your stay.
Use the air-conditioning controls conservatively.
Turn off lights and electronic/electrical appliances whenever you don’t use them.
Reaching out to our local businesses—especially farmers, food producers, and artisan creators, it may reduce your carbon footprint while significantly improving your offer.

Please read: Local Sustainability Projects in Bali | Inspiring Initiatives

👨‍👩‍👧 Is Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre popular with families?

Yes! Families love Villa Carissa. We provide:

1 baby cot (crib)
1 high chair
Children’s inflatables, books, and DVDs

⚠️ Note: The villa has stairs and a pool, so young children must be supervised.

How do I get to Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre from the nearest airport?

From the nearest airport, you can get to Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre by:

Taxi around 25min.

Villa Carissa is a 20-minute drive from Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport. Please Google it: https://g.page/villacarissa

How many bedrooms does have Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre have?

Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre has the following number of bedrooms:
3 bedrooms

Room 1 (downstairs): The bed in this room is set as a double bed and cannot be changed.
Room 2 (upstairs): Would you prefer the bed in this room to be split into twin beds?
Room 3 (upstairs): The bed in this room is arranged as two single beds. While we cannot change this setup, we are more than happy to move them closer together if needed.

1 extra bed can be installed in the 2nd bedroom only.

Bedrooms

√ Air conditioning
√ Ceiling fans
√ Linens provided
√ Towels provided
√ Hair dryer
√ Iron
√ Ironing board
√ Soap/shampoo provided
√ Safety box

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Bedroom 2 Villa Carissa in Seminyak

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How many guests can sleep at Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre (maximum capacity)?

FAQs about Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre can accommodate this group size:

7 guests maximum.
For more detailed info, check the accommodation option(s) breakdown on this page.

Does Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre have a balcony?

Yes, there is a balcony on the upstairs bedrooms.

How many bathrooms?

We have 3 bathrooms.

Bathroom 1 (downstairs): Equipped with a bathtub and a separate walk-in shower.
Bathroom 2 (upstairs): Features a walk-in shower.
Bathroom 3 (upstairs): Also includes a walk-in shower.

Each of our bathrooms features a spacious walk-in shower for your comfort and convenience.

Does Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre have a pool?

Yes, our villa has an outdoor private pool. For details about the pool and other facilities, please see the information provided on the page below.

Terms and conditions for staying at villa carissa — Very private pool in the heart of Seminyak

Enjoy the luxury of floating drinks in your private pool, ensuring a serene and exclusive experience.

Does Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre have a terrace?

Yes, there is a terrace at this property. You can find out more about this and the other facilities at Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre on this page.

What is there to do at Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre?

Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre offers the following activities/services (charges apply): laundry / drycleaning, travel and tours in Bali on this page.

How much does it cost to stay at Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre?

The prices at Dream Villa Carissa Seminyak Centre may vary depending on your stay (e.g. dates, villa’s policy etc.). To see prices, enter your dates on this page.

Smoking policy

To maintain a pleasant environment for all our guests, smoking is not permitted in the lounge/sofa area and inside the bedrooms.

However, we have designated outside areas, such as the balcony, poolside, and terrace, where smoking is allowed.

When using these outdoor smoking areas, we kindly request that you keep all doors shut to prevent any smoke smell from entering the bedrooms or living room.

Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. Thank you for helping us ensure a comfortable stay for everyone.

Private swimming pool at Villa Carissa

Villa Carissa offers a private swimming pool for guests to enjoy during their stay. The pool is a refreshing oasis, perfect for relaxation and leisure. You can take a refreshing dip, bask in the sun on the pool deck, or simply unwind by the water’s edge.

The pool area is designed to provide privacy, allowing you to have a peaceful and enjoyable time with your loved ones. Whether you want to cool off after a day of exploration or simply soak up the tropical ambiance, the private swimming pool at Villa Carissa is here to offer you a delightful experience during your stay.

Kitchen

The well-equipped kitchen at Villa Carissa is a culinary haven, catering to both novice cooks and seasoned chefs. Featuring modern appliances and generous counter space, meal preparation becomes effortless.

Amenities

Blender
Cooking basics dishes and silverware (forks and knives)
French press coffee maker
Hot water kettle
Mugs
Microwave
Refrigerator and freezer
Stove
Toaster
Wine glasses

Fully equipped with modern appliances, ideal for cooking during your Bali stay.

Nearby restaurants, cafés, pubs and shops

Many good restaurants, cafés, pubs and shops nearby:

1 mn walk: Italian Job, Batik and Café Bali (European, Asian).
3 mn walk: Ultimo (International)
10 mn walk: La Favela (European, Asian) after 8-9 pm it turns out to be a cool place for clubbing!
10 minutes walk: Kudeta Beach Club.
And many more…

and

Seminyak Beach Club | Chic, Glamorous and Flashy | Perfect For Both Day and Night

Guest access

Entire villa.

TV

Our 65″ TV is located inside our livingroom.

Sony Android 163.9cm (65-inch) Ultra HD (4K) LED Smart TV (KD-65X7500F).
The Sony KD-65X7500F TV is a model with a screen diagonal of 65 inch cm, a screen resolution of 4K, 3840 x 2160 Pixels pixels, an aspect ratio of 0,67292, 2 HDMI ports to connect a DVD.

3 USB ports to connect an external hard drive, a Chromecast, a Bluetooth receiver etc.

Tv villa carissa seminyak centre — Enjoy TV Entertainment in the Living Room

TV channels

Our offerings include a wide range of local and international channels, with content in various languages such as English, French, German, Spanish, Arabic, and Chinese. Whether you’re looking for news, sports, entertainment, or cultural programs, you’ll find a rich assortment of options to suit your preferences. Sit back, relax, and enjoy your favorite shows in the language that feels most comfortable to you.

Families are in for an extra treat as we also feature streaming options dedicated to children’s programs. This means little ones can enjoy their beloved shows and characters, making sure every member of the family has a delightful stay.

Other things to note

Complimentary daily breakfast will be personally prepared in your villa at your preferred time each morning between 7 am and 11 am. Try our floating breakfast!

Cleaning is everyday and we are using cleaning supplies with disinfectant.

Later in the late afternoon, you have the opportunity to enjoy our your own floating drinks, adding a touch of luxury to your stay.”

Alternatively, if you prefer, you can have a small table set up by the pool, providing a perfect spot to savor your drinks while enjoying the serene surroundings. Cheers!

Drinks villa carissa — Drinks at Villa Carissa – Seminyak Centre – Bali

Car park and scooters

We really recommend you come to our villa either with a private driver or your scooter/motorcycle. Nearby paid car park option: Seminyak Square is 450 meters away (0.28 miles away from our villa). You can walk from this car park to our villa around 6 minutes.

Nearest paid parking is at Seminyak Square Car Park (6 minutes’ walk from Villa Carissa). Google Maps link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/3cq4qPvGy4BCNCfX6

If you decide to rent a scooter, you can park it on the premises for free (first come first serve basis).
Read also: Tips for Scooter Travelers in Bali | Safety, Price, Road conditions, Driving license and Insurance

Another option is Seminyak Village mall (shown in the photo), which is only a 7-8 minute walk from our villa.

Seminyak Village Mall

Families and children

We have welcomed many families and guests bringing children at our Villa. We love children and our space has inflatables and children’s books and dvd, as well as a terrace with garden that’s great for children to play. However, by making a reservation and staying at our Villa, you acknowledge the design of our Villa which naturally has plenty of stairs, steps and edges. We also have a swimming pool which is not specifically designed to accommodate young children. By staying at our Villa, you agree to attend to your children at all times and be held responsible for any children-related incidents when staying at the Villa.

Baby cot (crib)

We have 1 baby cot (crib) for you to use free of charge during your stay if needed. A child’s safety is your responsibility. NEVER leave your child unattended.

Brand Nuna, type: SENA™ aire: Dimensions open: L 103 x W 76 x H 73 cm (L 40.55 x W 30 x H 28.74 inches).

Baby / children high chair

Our villa includes one high chair, thoughtfully designed to accommodate both older babies and young toddlers. This high chair provides a safe and convenient seating option during meal times.

The baby crib and high chair are complimentary throughout your stay; kindly inform us beforehand.

Villa carissa high chair — Villa Carissa provides a free high chair during your stay.

Noise (quiet hours)

Please be considerate! No noise between 22:00 and 8:00. Thank you.

Entry

Please note that we have the right to deny entry if the persons who show up for the stay ARE NOT the one who made the reservation, unless this was communicated prior and agreed by us (for a security reason). If you want to make an indirect booking using somebody else’s Airbnb account for example (through your friend’s or family’s account, please make sure that this would be communicated with us in advance). Concerning our local regulations, a copy of ID card (Identification Card) or passport will be asked when you do a check-in and we will ask you to complete a registration form. Thank you for your kind understanding.

House rules

Check-in: after 14:00.
Check-out: before 12:00 noon.
No parties or events.
Please refrain from creating any loud noises between the hours of 22:00 and 8:00.

Free Wifi with Fiber Optic Internet Connection

Fast internet connection with fiber optic internet connection @VillaCarissaBali and no more long waits to upload or send large files. Whether you’re travelling for business or for leisure – or combining both – you have access to the latest technologies throughout your stay.

We implemented the fiber optic for the villa’s wifi connection! It is an internet connection (wifi) which allows ultra fast navigation in peace and especially high speed. Enjoy to send your beautiful pictures of Bali to all your friends and family 🙂

Is long-term rent available for this property?

Yes, long-term rental options are available. We offer long-term rental options designed to accommodate up to 6 persons comfortably. Our properties feature private pools and come with a range of services for your convenience. For more information, please explore the following link.

Seminyak Center long term rental Villa Carissa 3-bedroom

Getting around

– If you decide to bring a car, nearby paid car park off premises option: Seminyak Square is 100 metres away (328 feet away from our villa).

– There will not be any public transportation close to our villa. However, you may download Grab or Go-Jek click the option “Go Car” apps (like Uber): to go around. Please note that if you go to Canggu area (for example Fins beach), they can only drop you of at Fins beach, but pick up with Grab is not allowed.

– If you want to use Grab app (like Uber) to find Villa Carissa: type the address: Villa Carissa Seminyak Bali and it’ll appear our villa. If not, you can type: villa Penelopy (it’s just the opposite of Complex Villa Taman Sekar 1, where Villa Carissa is situated.

– Use only BLUEBIRD taxi. They earned a reputation for being the most reliable and they use their meter. They have an app too, called My Bluebird. Just be aware there are other blue taxis that look like Bluebird but aren’t. The Bluebird taxis will have the word Bluebird written on them.

– Some people like to get around by scooters and we’ll be happy to help you if you’d like to rent a scooter during your stay in Seminyak. Scooter rental is normally starting from IDR70 000/day depending on the type of the scooter. If you give us a head’s up, we’ll be able to arrange the scooters to be ready upon your arrival. Before getting a scooter, make sure your international driving licence is valid and you’re covered to do so in your travel insurance. Read also: Tips for Scooter Travelers in Bali | Safety, Price, Road conditions, Driving license and Insurance

– You can hire a car with a driver in Bali for around 8-10 hours for approximately IDR 500 000 depending on the type/class of the car. This is the best and most convenient way to get around a specific region of the island. They are yours for the day and will take you where you need to go and pick you up too. It’s a good idea for sightseeing and if you want to move at your own pace without the added effort of finding taxis. Read also: Bali Airport PickUp, Drop-Off Service, Excursion, Travel and Transportation Services at Villa Carissa

– On foot: Concept restaurants, chic cocktail bars, sizzling clubs, designer boutiques, eclectic art galleries and the beautiful Seminyak shore—they’re hot to trot and there’s no better way to get intimately acquainted with them all then strolling at your leisure. If you’re walking away into that famous Bali sunset, don’t forget to come back! You can Google our address: https://g.co/kgs/BLxW2n

GETTING TO VILLA CARISSA FROM AIRPORT or SEAPORT

Bali International Airport

Ngurah Rai DPS Airport to our villa Ngurah Rai Airport (DPS) (official: https://bali-airport.com)

Bali Airport is the only airport in Bali, it has an international and domestic terminals. It is sometimes referred to internationally as Denpasar or on some internet flight-booking sites as Bali. Approximately 15.0 km/9.32 miles from the airport to our villa. It’ll take around 25-45 mn (depending on traffic). Public taxi airport fee: around IDR 150,000 – 200,000 Taxi booths are abundant at the arrival terminals.

Book and pay for your taxi in advance at an official taxi company counter and you will be immediately escorted to a designated cab at the exit.

Option 2: Grab Lounge is a location for pick-up the passengers who use the Grab application service. Located in the International & Domestic arrival terminal Pick Up Zone.

NOTE: To order a GRAB with the app, you will have to have the GRAB app already installed and set-up on your phone and have the ability to use your phone in Bali. Bali airport has a free WiFi. Yes, you can also buy a SIM card at the airport to set this up.

Google our address: https://g.page/villacarissa

Port

Benoa Harbor Travel Distance: Approximately 22.0 km/13.67 miles. It’ll take around 35-45 mn (depending on traffic). Public taxi fee: around IDR 150,000 Taxis are abundant at the entrance to the port—be sure to use a licensed and preferably metered taxi to avoid having to negotiate for a reasonable fare.

Pest Control

Our comprehensive pest control program is included to proactively prevent infestations and maintain a villa that’s pest-free. This commitment ensures a consistently comfortable and hygienic living environment for you.

It’s important to note that regular pest control is a standard practice in Bali, given its proximity to the equator and warm climate. This practice is integral to ensuring your ongoing comfort during your stay. However, please be aware that despite our rigorous pest control measures, occasional encounters with insects and mosquitoes are possible, especially in Bali’s tropical climate.

Rest assured, our dedicated team is always available to promptly address any concerns you may have. Your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities.

Please Do not !!!

Do not engage in illegal activities anywhere on the property. This applies to both drugs and internet activities. Please remember that you have to follow the Indonesian laws. The owner of this villa is not liable if you are engaged with the illegal activities. The Residential Tenancy Act provide that a landlord may terminate a tenancy for illegal activity that meets one or more of the following requirements:

• Has caused or is likely to cause damage to the landlord’s property.

• Has adversely affected or likely to adversely affect the quiet enjoyment, security, safety or physical wellbeing of another occupant of the residential property.

• Has jeopardized or is likely to jeopardize a lawful right or interest of another occupant or the landlord. If you get caught by the authority, the remaining balance of your stay will not be refunded. And you cannot change the date to another date. If you need more information, please do not hesitate to contact us. Thank you for your kind attention and see you soon in Bali!

Important numbers

When traveling to Bali, it’s important to have essential contact numbers on hand to ensure your safety, convenience, and peace of mind. Here are some important numbers you should keep in your phone:

1. Emergency Services:
Police: 110
Ambulance: 118
Fire Department: 113

2. Tourist Police:
Tourist Police Hotline: 0361 754599

3. Medical Assistance:
BIMC Hospital Bali (24-hour emergency): 0361 761263

For mor info, please visit: Important Numbers in Bali | Essential numbers and addresses + Emergency Numbers

Important Numbers in Bali | Essential numbers and addresses + Emergency Numbers

💧Drinking Water Fountain – Stay Refreshed

Please note that tap water in Bali is not safe to drink. For your comfort, we’ve provided a filtered drinking water fountain in the villa—perfect for drinking, brushing your teeth, or making tea and coffee. Just a short walk from the beach, you’ll love how cool and refreshing it feels after a sunny day by the sea!

Is there a money changer nearby?

Yes, there are reputable money changers located within a short distance from Villa Carissa Seminyak Center. Our staff can provide you with directions and recommendations.

Key considerations when exchanging money in Bali (and somewherelse)

RE-COUNT your money: Always count the exchanged money in front of the money changer’s representative. This simple step ensures that you receive the correct amount and minimizes the possibility of errors.
Avoid street changers: It’s best to avoid using street money changers, even if they offer attractive rates. They might not provide accurate amounts or legitimate currency, potentially leading to losses.
Secure environment: Choose money changers with proper facilities like doors, air conditioning, and bright lighting. These features often indicate that the establishment is more trustworthy and committed to providing a secure environment.

In case of fire

Go out and turn RIGHT from the villa Carissa’s entrance door and walk straight to the main street.

If you must escape through smoke, get low and go under the smoke to your exit. Close doors behind you. If smoke, heat or flames block your exit routes, stay in the room with doors closed. Place a wet towel under the door and call the fire department or 1-1-3. OR from your mobile phone by calling 112.

Fire in Indonesian language is KEBAKARAN.

When evacuating the villa building, be sure to feel doors for heat before opening them to be sure there is no fire danger on the other side. If there is smoke in the air, stay low to the ground, especially your head, to reduce inhalation exposure.

Clear instruction how to exit the property in case of emergency

When inside the villa, facing the gate, once you reach the gate, turn RIGHT and continue straight until you reach the main street.

Note:
1. Remain calm and stay alert.
2. If there is smoke, stay low to the ground to avoid inhaling it.
3. Use only staircase to go down.
4. Check doorknobs for heat before opening. If hot, do not open.
5. Close doors behind you to contain any potential fire or smoke.
6. Once outside, move to a safe distance from the building.

Fire extinguisher

Downstairs, near staircase.

Neighbourhood description

The villa is set on a green shady lane in an exclusive secure Villa Sekar Taman 1 complex. Villa Carissa lays within short walking distance to the beach and is surrounded by a great variety of restaurants, boutiques, bars and spas in chic Seminyak. For example, the chic Kudeta beach club is only 10 minutes walk from our villa.

It is a urbanized area with many attractions, restaurants, bars, various shops, spas, beach clubs or even nightclubs. Close to all amenities and places to relax and have fun, the beaches are accessible even on foot which makes this area very attractive! It is also where Seminyak Square is located where you can stroll and get souvenirs of Bali. You will also be very close to the beach and the various Beach Club along the coast.

For all the food, party, spa, shopping lovers, you will find heaven just on your door step. Between western food restaurant,” Sisterfields Cafe”… fashionable bar, “red carpet”, “La Favela” and many other you will never be able to satisfied all your holiday curiosity.

Complete address Villa Carissa

Complex VILLAS SEKAR TAMAN 1
Jl. Mertasari No.3
Seminyak, Kuta Utara, Kerobokan Kelod, Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung
Bali 80361, Indonesia

Villa Carissa exact location: Google search: Villa Carissa Seminyak

Villa Carissa WhatsApp phone number: +628113526000

We look forward to welcoming you in Bali 🌴✨

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Welcome to Bali and Villa Carissa

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Oct 1, 2020
Travel Guide

Sustainability and CSR at Villa Carissa: Preserving Bali’s Beauty for a Sustainable Future

Sustainability Villa Carissa: Eco-Conscious Stays in Bali

Sustainability at Villa Carissa is centered around nurturing Bali’s environment to create a greener tomorrow, as we are dedicated to implementing eco-friendly practices, promoting responsible tourism, and actively contributing to the preservation of Bali’s natural beauty.

By embracing sustainable hospitality, we create a harmonious balance with nature while ensuring an unforgettable experience for our guests. Our approach integrates innovation and collaboration with guests, employees, and partners to uphold our commitment to a greener future.

Vision, Mission & Values at Villa Carissa

Our Commitment

At Villa Carissa, we uphold three key pillars: heritage conservation, social responsibility, and environmental preservation. By embracing sustainability, integrity, and innovation, we strive to provide a welcoming and responsible hospitality experience while protecting Bali’s natural beauty.

Vision

We aim to offer a relaxing retreat in Seminyak, blending eco-conscious practices with responsible tourism. Through energy-efficient design, water conservation, and waste reduction, we minimize our environmental impact while ensuring guests enjoy a comfortable and mindful stay in harmony with nature.

Mission

Our mission is to create a peaceful getaway where guests can experience Bali’s rich culture and natural beauty. We prioritize sustainable tourism, personalized service, and eco-friendly hospitality, ensuring a lasting positive impact on both visitors and the environment.

Core Values

✔ Excellence – Delivering quality service and guest experiences.
✔ Sustainability – Minimizing our ecological footprint and protecting Bali’s beauty.
✔ Integrity – Operating with transparency, honesty, and responsibility.
✔ Respect – Fostering inclusivity and appreciation for diverse communities.
✔ Innovation – Continuously improving for a better hospitality experience.
✔ Collaboration – Partnering with local businesses and communities for sustainable growth.

At Villa Carissa, we combine comfort, sustainability, and cultural appreciation, ensuring a memorable and responsible stay in Bali. 🌿

Corporate Social Responsibility at Villa Carissa

At Villa Carissa, we are committed to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), ensuring a positive impact on the community, environment, and our employees.

Our CSR Initiatives

🌍 Community Engagement
✔ Supporting local artisans and businesses
✔ Organizing beach clean-ups and educational programs
✔ Hosting charity events and fundraisers

🌱 Environmental Sustainability
✔ Implementing eco-friendly operations
✔ Reducing waste through recycling and resource management
✔ Prioritizing energy efficiency and water conservation

👥 Employee Well-being
✔ Providing a safe and inclusive workplace
✔ Offering training and development opportunities
✔ Promoting work-life balance and wellness programs

Ethical Workplace Policies

✔ Anti-discrimination & Anti-harassment – We foster a respectful, inclusive, and fair work environment for all employees and guests.

Through our CSR initiatives [1], we aim to create a sustainable future for our community, our environment, and our employees, while delivering exceptional experiences to our guests.

Villa Carissa is also part of BeCause ApS, an AI-driven platform that helps businesses streamline sustainability efforts in the travel and tourism industry.

🔗 Learn more: BeCause

By integrating CSR into our hospitality, we contribute to a greener, fairer, and more sustainable future in Bali. 🌿

Greening Bali: Promoting Sustainable Living and Responsible Tourism through Local Projects and Villa Carissa Seminyak’s Eco-Friendly Initiatives

Villa Carissa Seminyak actively supports local sustainability projects and implements eco-friendly initiatives to promote sustainable living and responsible tourism in Bali.

What Villa Carissa Seminyak is helping for community projects or local sustainability projects in Bali?

Villa Carissa Seminyak, a luxurious villa located in Bali, actively promotes sustainable tourism and supports the local community. While the villa may not be able to solve all of Bali’s sustainability issues, it is taking steps to make a difference. One of the ways that Villa Carissa Seminyak is contributing to sustainability is through its local sustainability projects, such as offering local artists a platform to display their talents and providing guests with information about local ecosystems, heritage, and culture, as well as visitor etiquette.

Villa Carissa Seminyak actively participates in and strives for various community projects and local sustainability initiatives in Bali. Some of these projects include:

ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION

We are committed to environmental preservation and sustainability. As responsible members of the hospitality industry, we understand the importance of protecting the natural beauty of Bali for present and future generations. Here are some of our initiatives and practices towards environmental preservation:

We are reducing our energy needs

We’re reducing our carbon footprint and promote sustainability by implementing energy-saving measures such as switching to energy-efficient light bulbs (LED), reducing unnecessary energy consumption.

In Bali’s tropical climate, effective cooling is essential for a comfortable stay. At Villa Carissa, we prioritize your comfort and ensure an enjoyable experience, even in Bali’s heat.

Electric fan

We understand the environmental impact of excessive energy consumption, particularly when it comes to air conditioning systems. To ensure our guests’ comfort, we have equipped our villas with both ceiling fans and air conditioning units.

AC

We also encourage guests to use air conditioning responsibly by setting the temperature at a comfortable level and turning it off when not needed.

We also promote the use of natural ventilation and ceiling fans. Ceiling fans are provided in all our villa to enhance air circulation and provide a refreshing breeze without the need for excessive energy consumption. The ceiling fans offer a refreshing breeze and help circulate the air, providing natural and energy-efficient cooling. They are a great option for those who prefer a more eco-friendly approach to staying cool.

We understand that some guests may prefer the convenience and instant cooling provided by air conditioning, especially during the hotter times of the day.

Fan and AC together

Regarding air conditioning, we’ve installed energy-efficient systems to guarantee guest comfort while upholding our environmental commitment. Furthermore, we’ve strategically placed fans near the A/C vents, enhancing the distribution of cold air, surpassing the efficiency of the A/C alone.

Our aim is to strike a balance between providing the necessary cooling for our guests while also being mindful of our environmental impact.

Whether you prefer natural breeze or air conditioning, we aim to provide a relaxing and comfortable environment at Villa Carissa. Enjoy Bali’s tropical climate while staying cozy throughout your stay.

Housekeeping

In our commitment to environmental responsibility, we’ll provide fresh bed linens and towels after every four nights of your stay. This subtle change aligns with our sustainable hospitality approach. Guests also have the option to opt out of this service if they prefer. Your choice makes a difference!

Bali Local Ecosystems | Exploring Bali’s Natural World

Supporting local businesses

The villa encourages guests to support local businesses during their stay in Bali. This includes visiting local markets, purchasing locally made products, and dining at local restaurants. By supporting local businesses, Villa Carissa Seminyak helps to boost the local economy and promote sustainable tourism.

Through these endeavors, our villa not only contributes to the local economy to sustain their livelihoods but also fosters sustainable tourism.

For instance, guests can explore the bustling Seminyak Art Market to discover authentic Balinese crafts. They can also dine at Warung Made, a popular local eatery known for its traditional Balinese cuisine. These experiences offer a genuine taste of Bali while making a positive impact on the community.

In-villa spa and massage with Balinese products

Indulge in a truly immersive relaxation and rejuvenation experience with our meticulously designed in-villa spa and massage treatments, all crafted using the finest local products and administered by skilled Balinese therapists.

In spa and massage treatments at villa carissa seminyak — In Spa and Massage Treatments at Villa Carissa

By incorporating these locally sourced, high-quality items, we not only elevate your well-being but also play a part in fostering the growth and sustainability of the dynamic Balinese community, creating a positive impact that resonates far beyond the confines of our villa.

Reducing waste

Our villa is committed to reducing waste and encourages guests to do the same. This includes providing guests with refillable water bottles and water dispensers and minimizing single-use plastics.

To do our part to help the environment, we will change guest bed linens and towels after every four nights of their stay.

One of the ways we contribute to reducing waste is by using reusable shopping bags. We understand the environmental impact of single-use plastic bags and strive to minimize our carbon footprint. By offering reusable bags to guests, we promote eco-friendly habits and minimize plastic waste. These durable bags serve as a practical reminder to make conscious choices for the environment.

By minimizing waste, we also help to reduce the impact of tourism on the environment.

We favour responsible purchasing

At Villa Carissa, we prioritize sustainable breakfast with seasonal, local products, making conscious purchasing choices to benefit Bali’s environment and communities.

By consciously choosing our ingredients, we not only enhance the quality of our offerings but also contribute to the well-being of Bali’s environment and communities. In fact, over 80% of our produce is locally sourced, underscoring our dedication to supporting the region.

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HERITAGE AND CULTURE

We deeply value the rich heritage and vibrant culture of Bali. As part of our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, we commit to preserving and promoting Bali’s heritage and culture in the following ways:

We preserve Balinese heritage

We are dedicated to preserving the rich cultural heritage of Bali. Wend the importance of safeguarding Balinese traditions, customs, and arts, and we strive to create an authentic experience for our guests. Our villa’s architectural design reflects the modern and traditional Balinese style, incorporating elements such as traditional roof structures, intricate woodwork, and open-air spaces.

Bali heritage and culture — Bali Heritage and Culture

We believe that by embracing the local architectural style, we contribute to the preservation of Balinese aesthetics and craftsmanship.

Promoting sustainability education

The villa provides guests with information about Bali’s natural and cultural resources, including its coral reefs, mangroves, and forests. The villa also provides information about Bali’s traditional music and dance, famous ceremonies and festivals, and local customs and etiquette. By educating guests about these resources, Villa Carissa Seminyak encourages responsible tourism practices and promotes sustainability education.

Supporting local artists

The art of Bali is an integral part of the island’s cultural heritage. The entire area of Villa Carissa Seminyak is decorated with a variety of art pieces created by local artists, including paintings, sculptures, and crafts. The artwork not only enhances the beauty of the villa but also serves as a conversation starter for guests, as they can learn more about the local culture and the artists behind the artwork.Access and Contact If you’re a local artist looking to showcase your work in our villa, we’d love to hear from you. Please reach out to us.

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Bali is known for its vibrant art scene, and Villa Carissa Seminyak is proud to support local artists by providing a platform for them to showcase their work. The whole area is adorned with a variety of art pieces created by local artists, including paintings, sculptures, and crafts. By featuring these works of art, we are not only supports the local community but also enriches the guest experience by providing a glimpse into Bali’s cultural heritage.

If you’re a local artist in Bali and would like to showcase your work, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us to discuss potential exhibition opportunities for free. Please contact us here.

We pass on our heritage

We take great pride in our Balinese heritage and believe in passing it on to our guests. Villa Carissa considers it our responsibility to share the essence of Balinese culture, traditions, and customs, allowing visitors to truly immerse themselves in the beauty of our island.

Upon entering Villa Carissa, you will experience the authentic Balinese warmth and hospitality that the locals are famous for. Our well-trained staff is dedicated to delivering personalized and attentive service, ensuring your comfort and satisfaction throughout your entire stay.

In conclusion, Villa Carissa Seminyak’s local sustainability projects in Bali, such as supporting local artists and providing guests with information about local ecosystems, heritage, and culture, demonstrate its commitment to sustainability and responsible tourism.

These projects not only benefit the local community but also enhance the guest experience by providing a deeper understanding and appreciation of the island’s culture and environment. Villa Carissa Seminyak sets an example for other businesses in the tourism industry and shows that luxury and sustainability can go hand in hand.

Preserving Bali’s Beauty: Sustainable Tourism Highlights at Villa Carissa

As part of our commitment to sustainability at Villa Carissa, we strive to not only provide exceptional hospitality experiences but also to promote responsible tourism by highlighting the best of Seminyak and Bali while preserving the island’s natural beauty for a sustainable future.

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Here are some recommendations and offerings aimed at promoting sustainable tourism:

Recommendations and Places to Visit (Bali’s Best Attractions):

Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Seminyak and Bali with our tailored recommendations for eco-friendly and culturally enriching experiences. From the ancient beauty of the Tanah Lot Temple to the playful charm of the Ubud Monkey Forest and the breathtaking vistas of the Tegallalang Rice Terraces, there’s no shortage of iconic landmarks to explore. Delve into the history and significance of each site as our personalized guides lead you on an insightful journey through Bali’s cultural heritage.

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Moreover, by participating in these experiences, you’ll have the opportunity to directly support local communities and artisans, contributing to the preservation of Bali’s unique traditions and way of life. Experience the soul of Bali in a responsible and meaningful way, leaving behind cherished memories and a positive impact on the island and its people.

Balinese Food and Specialties:

Embark on a gastronomic journey through the vibrant flavors of Bali with our meticulously curated selection of Balinese cuisine. Each dish is crafted with care, using locally sourced ingredients and time-honored recipes that capture the essence of the island’s culinary heritage. From aromatic spices to succulent meats and fresh seafood, every bite is a celebration of Bali’s rich cultural tapestry.

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But our commitment to sustainability goes beyond just taste. By choosing our Balinese cuisine, you’re not only treating your palate to an unforgettable experience but also supporting sustainable farming practices and local farmers. We prioritize sourcing ingredients from ethical producers who share our dedication to preserving Bali’s natural beauty and cultural traditions.

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So savor every mouthful knowing that your culinary indulgence is making a positive impact on the environment and local communities. Join us in preserving Bali’s culinary legacy while delighting in the diverse and delicious flavors of this tropical paradise.

Best Places for Couples in Bali:

Embark on a journey of romance and intimacy as you explore the enchanting hideaways and secluded beaches of Bali, meticulously curated for couples seeking moments of tranquility and connection. Indulge in the ultimate romantic experience with our array of bespoke offerings, from intimate sunset cruises to candlelit dinners under the stars.

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Our commitment to sustainability ensures that every moment of your romantic escapade leaves a positive impact on the environment. Whether you’re strolling hand in hand along pristine shores or sharing a private dinner overlooking the ocean, rest assured that your love story is intertwined with our efforts to preserve Bali’s natural beauty.

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Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse yourselves in the serenity of Bali’s most picturesque settings. Let us tailor your experience to perfection, creating memories that will last a lifetime while treading lightly on the planet. Discover the art of romance redefined amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Bali, where love knows no bounds.

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Learn Indonesian Language:

Immerse yourself in the local culture by learning basic Indonesian phrases with our language lessons. Gain insights into Balinese customs and traditions while fostering meaningful connections with the local community.

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Embark on a cultural journey like no other as you delve into the vibrant tapestry of Balinese life with our immersive language lessons. Unlock the essence of Indonesian culture by mastering basic phrases and expressions, allowing you to connect with locals on a deeper level and navigate the enchanting streets of Bali with confidence.

Our digital language lessons offer more than just linguistic proficiency; they provide a gateway to understanding Balinese customs, traditions, and way of life. From simple greetings to essential phrases for everyday interactions, you’ll gain invaluable insights into the rich heritage of the island and forge genuine connections with the warm and welcoming Balinese community.

Immerse yourself in the rhythmic cadence of the Indonesian language and discover the beauty of cross-cultural communication. Whether you’re bargaining at local markets, conversing with newfound friends, or simply embracing the spirit of Bali, our language lessons will empower you to engage with authenticity and respect, enriching your travel experience in ways you never imagined.

Excursions and Island Hopping:

Embark on an unforgettable eco-adventure and immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Bali’s natural landscapes with our meticulously curated excursions and island-hopping tours. From the crystalline shores of pristine beaches to the verdant depths of lush jungles and the kaleidoscopic wonders of vibrant coral reefs, every journey is a voyage of discovery, guided by our commitment to responsible tourism and environmental conservation.

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Step off the beaten path and into the heart of Mother Nature’s embrace as you traverse hidden trails, encounter exotic wildlife, and marvel at the awe-inspiring wonders that await around every corner. Our expert guides are passionate about sharing their knowledge of the local flora and fauna, ensuring that each adventure is not only exhilarating but also educational, fostering a deep appreciation for the natural world and the importance of its protection.

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As stewards of the environment, we adhere to sustainable travel practices that minimize our ecological footprint and preserve the fragile ecosystems of Bali for future generations to enjoy. From supporting local conservation efforts to promoting responsible snorkeling and diving techniques, we are dedicated to safeguarding the pristine beauty of our island paradise.

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Join us on a journey of exploration and conservation, where every step taken and every sight seen is a testament to our unwavering commitment to preserving Bali’s natural heritage. Together, let us embark on a voyage of discovery, forging unforgettable memories while leaving nothing but footprints in the sand and a legacy of environmental stewardship in our wake.

Rent a Car with or Without Driver:

Choose sustainable transportation solutions by taking advantage of our diverse fleet of hybrid and electric vehicles available for rent. Whether you’re exploring Bali’s vibrant cities or venturing into its stunning natural landscapes, you can do so with the peace of mind that comes from minimizing your carbon footprint.

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By opting for eco-friendly transportation, you not only contribute to preserving the island’s pristine environment but also support sustainable transportation initiatives aimed at reducing emissions and promoting cleaner air. Embrace responsible travel and enjoy the freedom to discover Bali’s wonders while leaving a positive impact on the planet.

Travel and Transportation:

Minimize your ecological footprint and embrace sustainable travel practices with our range of environmentally friendly transportation options. From our efficient shuttle services to our convenient bicycle rentals, you can explore Bali with ease while making a positive contribution to the local environment.

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By choosing eco-conscious transportation, you not only enjoy the convenience of getting around but also support initiatives dedicated to reducing traffic congestion and air pollution on the island. Join us in our commitment to sustainable tourism and experience the beauty of Bali in a responsible and eco-friendly manner.

Flights:

To take an eco-friendly airplane journey from your country to Bali, consider several sustainable travel practices. Opt for airlines that prioritize fuel efficiency and carbon offsetting programs.

Choose direct flights whenever possible to reduce emissions from take-offs and landings. Additionally, pack light to minimize the aircraft’s weight, which can lower fuel consumption. Finally, consider purchasing carbon offsets to mitigate the environmental impact of your flight.

By promoting sustainable tourism practices and preserving Bali’s natural beauty, we aim to create a positive impact on the environment and local communities while providing guests with unforgettable experiences at Villa Carissa.

SOCIAL COMMITMENT

We commit to creating an environment that respects ethical criteria, diversity, employability, human rights, and health and safety. They are the key players who embody our commitments and fulfill countless initiatives that uphold those goals.

At Villa Carissa, we deeply commit to making a positive impact on the local community and promoting social responsibility. Our social commitment extends to various areas, including:

We take care of the well-being of our teams

We educate our teams on health protection and alternative medicine by organizing workshops and training sessions throughout the year.

Supporting local charities

Villa Carissa Seminyak can help support local charities and sustainability projects in Bali by donating a portion of their profits or organizing fundraising events. This will help create a sustainable social system and support organizations that are working to make Bali a more sustainable place.

We develop positive collaboration

At Villa Carissa, we are deeply committed to making a positive impact on the communities we serve. We regularly make donations to associations serving disadvantaged communities. We extend our support to local organizations that focus on social welfare, healthcare, and empowering marginalized groups. Through partnerships and donations, we strive to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals and families in need.

Local Sustainability Projects in Bali | Inspiring Initiatives

CONCLUSION

By making small efforts towards sustainability, we’re not exaggerating our impact, but rather, recognizing the collective power of individual actions. When each guest at Villa Carissa chooses to support local businesses, use energy-efficient amenities, and engage in eco-friendly practices, it adds up to a significant positive effect on the environment.

Moreover, when this ethos is adopted by a broader community, it amplifies our ability to make a meaningful difference. In this way, every conscious choice, no matter how small, contributes to a healthier planet and a brighter future for all.

The Sustainability and CSR policies were initially issued on 21st December 2018, in compliance with Indonesian law, and we will update them accordingly as needed.

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Dec 21, 2018
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Main Airport	Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS)
Location	Near Kuta and 15 km (9 miles) from Denpasar
Transit Time	20–30 minutes to Seminyak Center
Direct Hubs	Asia, Australia, Middle East, and New Zealand

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