Travel Guide for
Bali

Bali, Indonesia, is a lush island paradise located between Java and Lombok, known for its volcanic landscapes, stunning beaches, and vibrant Hindu culture. The island’s rich history is woven through ancient temples, traditional ceremonies, and its world-famous art scene.

Visiting in mid-August, you’ll enjoy dry, warm days with gentle breezes—the perfect weather for luxurious outdoor activities. For a romantic, high-budget escape, indulge in private villas overlooking rice paddies in Ubud, sunset cruises along Jimbaran Bay, and couples’ spa treatments in secluded jungle retreats. Bali’s enchanting atmosphere and impeccable hospitality make it a dreamy destination for lovebirds.

The easiest and most luxurious way to reach Bali is by flying into Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), which has direct flights from major Asian, Australian, and Middle Eastern cities. Private jet charters are also available for a romantic, high-budget getaway. Upon arrival, pre-arranged chauffeured transfers or limousines can whisk you directly to your resort.

There are no trains to Bali, but you can take private yachts or luxury ferries from nearby islands like Lombok or Java for a scenic arrival. The weather from August 14 to 22 is usually sunny and dry, so expect smooth travel with minimal disruptions. For the ultimate romantic touch, consider a private speedboat tour or helicopter transfer.

Bali has a tropical climate with warm, humid weather year-round and temperatures usually between 26°C and 31°C. There are two main seasons: the dry season from April to September and the rainy season from October to March. The dry season is especially popular for visitors as days are sunnier and humidity is lower.

From August 14 to August 22, Bali is in the heart of its dry season. Expect plenty of sunshine, low rainfall, and pleasant evenings—ideal for outdoor family activities, exploring temples, or relaxing at the beach. There are generally no extreme weather events during this time, making it perfect for festivals, vibrant nightlife, and entertainment.

For a romantic getaway in Bali, private villas and luxury apartments are ideal. Seminyak and Uluwatu offer upscale beachside villas with private pools and ocean views; check The Legian Seminyak and Alila Villas Uluwatu. In Ubud, consider a secluded jungle villa like Viceroy Bali for privacy and stunning scenery.

Platforms like Airbnb and Booking.com feature curated luxury homes and apartments in Bali, with many offering personal chefs and spa services. Reserve early—especially for August dates—as Bali is popular during this season, and premium properties book out quickly. Choose properties with “Romantic Package” options for extra perks like flower baths and candlelit dinners.