BALI, Indonesia. The southern tip of the island, features more than 10 surfspots.

Ten world-class breaks. One wild peninsula. Southern Bali's reef delivers — dry season or wet.

TIPS

KNOW WHAT'S UP!

Deposit money, valuables and documents in the room safe.

During visits to the Temples, follow the rules, wear a sarong around your waist. Women should not enter while on menstruation period.

Avoid stepping on any offerings.

Respect processions without honking, it's considered very rude. Do not overtake the procession unless instructed by the traffic officers.

Do not buy drugs of any kind, there's the death penalty for such offences.

Be careful driving and crossing the road. Drive on the left. Watch out since traffic rules are almost non-existent and drivers often merge without looking.

Always ask permission before photographing someone, especially if he is praying.

Do not touch people's head, particularly children, it's considered offensive.

Bali is the most important tourist destination in Indonesia, with a reputation for having many beautiful sights. It's visited by millions of tourists from all over the world every year.

The island offers an abundance of beaches, surf spots, dive sites, temples, culture, artisans, shopping, nightlife, an unique mix to suit many tastes.

HEALTH

We recommend tourists to call their local health department at least 15 days before departure.

There are no mandatory vaccinations for Bali. The recommended vaccinations are diphtheria and tetanus, hepatitis A, hepatitis B and typhoid fever.

Tap water is not safe in Indonesia, it is advisable to consume sealed bottled water only.

The risk of malaria does not exist in Bali but avoid mosquito bites since it can give you dengue fever.

Health care is not free in Bali, we recommend you get an health insurance. It should include coverage of medical expenses, both pharmaceutical and medical visits, hospitalisation and any unforeseen transfers to another country by air for emergency reasons.

Carry a small quantity of emergency pharmaceuticals. It can be handy.

TRAVEL DOCUMENTS

To enter Indonesia you need a valid passport. It must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival. One empty page in your passport is required for the visa.

Verify the integrity of the passport. Check for unglued cover or any other damage before departing.

You will need to shows you have an exit ticket, when coming from Europe, US or Australia / NZ. You won't be allowed to enter in Indonesia with a one-way ticket.

Get your visa here: Indonesia E-Visa. To speed up clearing customs, get this: Arrival form