The 5 Best Places in Bali for Solo Travel
Bali is a diverse and magical place, and although many visitors stay on the beaches, it's well worth venturing out away from the coast to find some of the island's hidden gems.
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Solo Travel in Bali
Bali is a haven for travellers, attracting backpackers and sun-seeking visitors from all over the world. It's well set-up for solo travellers, with busy bars and restaurants plus group trips and activities for socialising and getting to know fellow travellers.
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Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
Group excursions often head to this monkey sanctuary, where you can see hundreds of monkeys in their natural habitat, which is a protected conservation area.
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Mount Agung
Guided tours will give you the opportunity to meet fellow travellers as you hike up the foothills of this giant volcano, surrounded by dense jungle.
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Sindhu Market
This busy, vibrant market sells local delicacies for a taste of real Balinese food away from the western-style cafes. You can try samples of exotic fruit, vegetables, and cooked dishes from street food stalls.
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Uluwatu Temple
Uluwatu is a historic temple that still plays an important role in Balinese culture, with ceremonial dances taking place at 6:00 p.m. every night. Make sure to watch out for the monkeys, as they have a tendency to steal visitors' belongings!
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Seminyak Beach
A long, white sandy beach looking out across perfect azure water, Seminyak Beach is an island paradise. There are a lot of group watersports like surf classes and beachside bars for a cooling cocktail.
Best Places to Stay for Solo Travel in Bali
Top Tips for Solo Travel in Bali
Travelling alone can be intimidating, but solo travel in Bali is a breeze. With an established tourist trail solo travel here feels safe, and there are dozens of opportunities to meet other visitors.
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1. Travel with a tour group
Travelling in a tour group is not only easier, but it's also cheaper too. You'll save money on transportation costs as you can share mini-buses with other travellers instead of paying for taxis, and many activities will be organised for you with a cheaper group discount.
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2. Stay in a hostel
Hostels are a great way to get to know other people as you'll often be sharing a room or common areas. Hostels don't have to be bare and basic, and many in Bali have a more luxury feel.
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3. Dine at group tables
Some of the restaurants in Bali have banquet-style tables that you share with strangers. Sharing tapas-style food or a pitcher of drinks is a great conversation starter and a way to share local foodie tips.
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4. Take a yoga class
Yoga is huge in Bali, and taking a group class is the perfect way to relax and unwind after a long day sightseeing. Plus, you might meet some likeminded laid-back friends.
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Information about Solo Travel in Bali
| 💳 Highest rates | in November |
|---|---|
| 🥳 Busiest month | November |
| 🛏️ Popular accommodation types | House rentals and Villa |
| 🌡️ Warmest weather | 32 °C in November and January |
| 🥶 Coldest weather | 24 °C in August and September |
| 🌧️ Rainiest months | February and January |
Solo Travel in Bali: frequently asked questions
Solo Travel in Bali: what's the average price for the accommodation?
With HomeToGo, you can find holiday holiday homes for Solo Travel in Bali starting at £14 per night.
Where I can find holiday accommodation for Solo Travel in Bali that's suitable for a family or large group?
When plannin a trip for a big family it's great to know that average Villa in Bali can accommodate 6 guests and costs around £321 per night.
What types of holiday rentals are available for Solo Travel in Bali?
There's plenty of variety available when it comes to holiday homes for Solo Travel in Bali, with 9,211 Villa and 5,761 House rentals on offer.
Average Nightly Rental Prices in Bali
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