This site has limited support for your browser. We recommend switching to Edge, Chrome, Safari, or Firefox.

Subscribe to our newsletter to get new travel recommendations, discounts and more!

Cover of Pipin & Mire's Bali travel guide PDF, with terraced rice fields
Pipin and Mire hugging on a clifftop above the sea at sunset in Bali
Bali guide page showing the Google Maps map on a phone
Guy in a helmet next to parked scooters among tropical plants in Bali
Guy on the shoreline rocks looking at the sea at sunset in Bali
Narrow waterfall between walls of jungle in Bali
Bali guide page with local info: Denpasar airport and transport
Girl on a street with parked scooters and string lights at night in Bali
Bali guide page with the day-by-day itinerary, starting in Ubud
Aeroplane perched on a seaside cliff in Uluwatu, Bali
Bali guide page with a collage of travel photos
Plates of nasi campur with vegetables, noodles and krupuk in Bali
Girl on steps above a turquoise-water beach in Bali
Guy sitting on a lookout above the sea and waves in Bali
Pipin and Mire at sunrise in front of a volcano in Bali
Cliffs and houses by the sea at sunset in southern Bali
Girl in a yellow dress on a terrace surrounded by palm trees in Bali

Travel Guide – Bali

Description

Our Bali travel guide PDF brings together everything we recommend for exploring the island on your own: a 13-day itinerary by area, our favorite cafés, restaurants and hotels, and all the practical info you need before you go. It's designed to read on your phone during your trip and includes a Google Maps list with 200+ saved spots.

What's inside the guide

  • A 13-day itinerary: Ubud (days 1–3), Canggu (4–6), Uluwatu (7–8), Nusa Lembongan (9–10) and the north of the island, with Lovina, Singaraja and the Banjar hot springs (11–13).
  • A bucket list and a map of the island with what each area offers: Uluwatu, Ubud, Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Sanur, Nusa Dua and Amed.
  • Cafés and brunch, restaurants and hotels in Ubud, Canggu, Seminyak and Uluwatu, with places to stay at different price points (from hostels to €€€ hotels).
  • Passport and visa, useful apps, what to pack, and rough prices for taxis, transfers and scooter or car rental from Denpasar airport.
  • The plans we'd do ourselves: sunrise on Mount Batur, the Leke Leke, Nungnung and Suwat waterfalls, surfing in Uluwatu or a Balinese cooking class.

Who it's for

For first-timers in Bali who want a route that's already planned out, for anyone who wants to surf or spend a few days in Uluwatu and Canggu, and for anyone who'd rather have all the spots on their phone than jump from blog to blog.

FAQ

How do I get it? By email, instantly, with your order confirmation.

Is it up to date? Yes, we reviewed it in October 2026.

Do I need a visa for Bali? Yes. To enter as a tourist you need the VOA (30 days, extendable for another 30), which you can apply for online as an e-VOA or pay for at the airport. Before you arrive, you also have to fill out All Indonesia and pay the Bali tourist levy. We walk you through it step by step in the guide.

If you just want the places, there's our Bali map on Google Maps. And if you're planning your trip, read our 10 tips for traveling to Bali on a budget.

Read next

Digital guides are sent automatically with your order confirmation. As a digital product, it can't be returned.

€16,00
Language

Travel Guide – Bali

€16,00 EUR

Cart

No more products available for purchase