The best packing lists for Bali

Temple visits require a sarong and sash. The larger complexes lend both, but your own sarong is lighter, cleaner and doubles as a beach towel and sun cover. Some temples have steep, stony steps.

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Good to know for Bali

The wet season runs November to March with heavy, usually brief showers, and April to October stays drier. Bali is not uniformly warm either: the Batur climb starts in the middle of the night at around 1,700 metres, and you will be cold up there without a fleece and a hat.

Plenty of people get around by scooter, and then what you wear matters: long trousers and closed shoes are far more sensible than flip-flops on wet roads.

No adapter needed for power: 230 volts and the same outlets as at home in Europe. The currency is the rupiah, warungs and markets are cash, and anything you drink should come from a sealed bottle. Many beaches have reef rock, so water shoes are worth the space.

Lists from other travellers

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  1. Strandurlaub auf Bali und Nusa Penida German

    Für ein Paar, das im Sommer zwei Wochen nach Bali fliegt, mit Sonnenuntergang am Double Six Beach und einem Ausflug nach Nusa Penida zum Kelingking Beach. Visum, Sarong für Tempel…

    Bali 51 items

  2. Hochzeitsreise nach Bali German

    Für ein frisch verheiratetes Paar mit Flug und Koffer, zwei Wochen zwischen Strand, Reisterrassen und Tempeln. Etwas Schönes für besondere Abende, Schnorchelzeug und ein Tuch für…

    Bali 56 items