Also known as Denpasar International Airport, Bali has one main international airport, which handles the vast majority of international and domestic travel.

Bali has plenty of easy and affordable ways to get around, whether you're heading to a beach club, temple, or your next adventure.

Hotel Shuttle Services Many resorts, hotels and villas offer airport transfer services, which can be more convenient, especially after a long flight — ask your accommodation ahead of time.

Taxis are widely available, but it’s best to use reputable companies like Bluebird Taxi (look for the blue cars and meters).

Grab and Gojek (Indonesia’s versions of Uber) are popular ride-hailing apps for cars and scooters — super convenient and budget-friendly.

Prefer to scoot around yourself? Scooter rentals are common and cheap, but only recommended if you're confident on two wheels (and don’t forget an international driver’s license).

For a relaxed experience, consider hiring a private driver for the day, especially for longer trips to Ubud, Uluwatu, or the rice terraces. It’s surprisingly affordable and allows you to explore at your own pace. Most hotels, villas or air bnbs hosts can recommend private drivers to use!

**A Note on Bali Traffic**

Bali is beautiful — and popular! With narrow roads, lots of scooters, and a laid-back island pace, traffic can build up quickly, especially around Seminyak, Canggu, Ubud, and during sunset hours.

Getting from place to place might take longer than it looks on a map, so we recommend leaving extra time for airport transfers, dinner reservations, or events. Grab a coconut, put on a good playlist, and embrace the slower flow — it’s all part of the Bali experience.

Patience (and maybe snacks) go a long way.

Our wedding will be in Uluwatu, known for its cliffside views, epic sunsets, surf spots, and beachy charm. That said, you really can’t go wrong no matter where you stay — the whole island is packed with unforgettable experiences.

Bali is full of beautiful Airbnb stays to suit every kind of traveler — from private pool villas tucked into the jungle, to breezy beachfront bungalows and chic modern apartments in the heart of town. Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or in a group, you’ll find plenty of stylish, affordable, and comfortable options across the island. We recommend booking early, especially in popular areas like Ubud, Canggu, Seminyak, or Uluwatu, to snag the best spots close to the action (or away from it, if that’s more your vibe!).

If you’re looking for more of a luxurious stay, here are a few Top Resorts & Luxury Villas in Bali:

Top Tier

- Mandapa, a Ritz‑Carlton Reserve, Ubud - Jungle retreat, high-end villa experience, lots of serene spaces, blending luxury with nature.

- The Apurva Kempinski Bali, Nusa Dua - Dramatic cliffside architecture, ocean views, luxurious suites & villas, designer touches.

- St. Regis Bali Resort, Nusa Dua - Iconic luxury, stunning beachfront, butler service, high-end touches.

High Luxury

- Alila Villas, Uluwatu / Bukit Peninsula - Elegant cliffside villas, modern design, peaceful escape near the southern coastline.

- Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay, Jimbaran - Upscale, village-style resort with privacy, excellent service, resort feel with villa elements.

Mid Luxury

- Ayana Resort & Spa, Jimbaran - resort with private beaches, multiple pools, amazing spa, and the famous Rock Bar perched over the ocean.

- Conrad Bali, Nusa Dua / Tanjung Benoa - Large beachfront resort with multiple dining options, garden grounds, good mix of resort amenities and privacy.