Holiday Homes & Baches in Bali

When choosing an area to stay in Bali, you will always be close to a beautiful island, a stunning nature paradise or a fantastic beach location to enjoy your dream holidays. The best beaches are in Nusa Dua and Jimbaran. But if you want to enjoy surfing and water sports, nothing better than Kuta, which also has a lively nightlife. If you want to enjoy nature, scenery, and take part in adventure activities, we recommend Ubud, which is very well connected to the rest of the island. If you are looking for luxury, the best area is Seminyak, which has numerous private properties. Looking for an island? Well, Gili Islands or Lombok Island are the most beautiful islets to have a laid-back time enjoying diving, the beaches, cooking classes and fantastic beach bars all day long. Sounds tempting?

Do you dream of enjoying a holiday on an island full of palm trees, sunbathing on a fantastic Balinese bed and bathing in heavenly beaches? Then, nothing better than choosing a holiday home in Bali. Find rentals next to those wonderful beaches of fine sand and crystal clear waters that you have seen so many times in your favourite films. From luxurious modern-style rentals to unique cone-shaped thatched cabins, many of them are set in complexes with a garden and pool with spectacular sea views from the bedrooms.

Bali is a well known Indonesian island with iconic rice paddies, stunning beaches and fantastic coral reefs. It is home to popular landmarks and religious sites such as Uluwatu Temple. To the south of the island, in Kuta you can enjoy lively nights. Seminyak, Sanur and Nusa Dua are also popular locations to visit or stay in. The inland areas offer a volcanic setting with lush green vegetation and amazing scenery. Bali is also known for its yoga and meditation retreats all over the island.

Everybody dreams of picture-perfect beaches. In Bali, you can enjoy them. On this island you will find, from almost solitary, beaches where you can sunbathe calmly like Lovina, to the ideal ones for water sports, such as Kuta, Padang Padang and Dreamland. Enjoy visiting the resorts and have a nice time exploring the island at your own pace. Rent a bike and enjoy a wonderful time in Bali on wheels!

Thinking of surfing in Bali? Whether you are new to this sport or a pro, Bali should be on your bucket list. Known as the “Island of the Gods” it is also one of the most important surfing destinations in the world. Affordable living, tropical vibes and the crystal clear waters are just some of the features that will draw you in. Bali welcomes surfers of all levels. To learn the basics of surfing, go to Canggu, Kuta, Seminyak or Padang. To improve your skills, intermediate surfers should head to Kuta Beach, Echo Beach, Bingin or Balangan. As well as enjoying the previous beaches, advanced surfers usually hang out in Uluwatu, Keramas, Sri Lanka, Balangan and Bingin. At Single Fin, in Uluwatu, you can enjoy the surfing show from the beach with a cold beer!

Need to experience the healing power of yoga? Bali is one of the destinations to escape from the hustle of our busy lives in the city and our everyday routine. A peaceful and healing experience in Bali is the best way to recharge your batteries before heading back home. Besides the beaches, its amazing food, culture and scenery, the island is the complete package to have a truly pleasant stay in a little paradise. Book a session in the middle of nature or do a whole course to balance your body and mind. Check the Yoga Barn in Ubud, Prana Spa Bali in Seminyak, Samadi Bali in Canggu, Shankari’s Yoga Retreat in Gilimanuk or Gokul Yoga Bali in Mengwi.

The natural landscapes of the island constitute the ideal setting for the practice of numerous activities that will make you live very exciting experiences. Choose from surfing, scuba diving, rafting, elephant rides and hiking. Explore the volcanic mountains, hike early and watch the sunset from the top of a mountain and enjoy the most incredible show of red, yellow and orange shades gradually blending in as the darkness fades away. A truly memorable experience!

Fancy a cup of fancy coffee? Taste the finest and most exclusive coffee in the world! Kopi Luwak can be found in Bali as well as a few other places. This particular coffee name comes from any beans collected from the excrement of civets. Its ability to select the best berries and its diet give the beans a particular flavour. But it is not just the ingestion of the beans that may influence the taste. It will also depend on collection, roasting, ageing and the brewing process. Raise your tastebuds with this unique black gold!

Ubud is a beautiful mountain village located between rice paddies and mountains, in the heart of the island. Dotted with temples in which the true Balinese spirit can be felt. Have a nice time in a peaceful environment, surrounded by the most amazing lush green vegetation, a rural environment and a fantastic Indonesian paradise. If you feel like it, you can also visit Pura Besakih, Pura Tanah Lot and Pura Ulun Danu.

The cuisine of Bali is a mixture of culinary techniques and influences from around the world, specifically from China, southern India, Malaysia and Europe. The food is often very spicy, with strong flavours and beautifully presented. Do not miss the opportunity to go to a warung, a small family business of authentic homemade food. Try some fresh fish, veggies and naturally squeezed juices or a delicious and refreshing Bintang, the popular Indonesian beer.

Kuta has some of the best beaches on the island, but it is also very popular with young people who want to enjoy an almost frantic nightlife. Tourists from around the world fill their bars, clubs and parties. You can dance the night away and finish your day at the best beach bars with the best international music and fantastic DJs offering the best sessions to enjoy every minute of it! Come and see it for yourself!

How much did it cost for a holiday rental in Bali in 2020, the first year impacted by the corona crisis?

At an average price of NZ$329.40 per night, Bali lies at the upper end of the price range for holiday homes in Indonesia.

Which month allows you to save the most on holiday homes and baches?

Travellers who want to save as much as possible should travel to Bali in May, September, and June the cheapest months of the year, with average prices of NZ$284.24, NZ$293.23, and NZ$299.21 per night, respectively, based on data collected in 2020.

In which months is it more expensive to rent a holiday home in Bali?

Following the data observed in 2020, the costs per night for accommodation is usually higher, on average, during the months of January (NZ$389.6), February (NZ$376.29), and December (NZ$367.87).

Is Bali a good location for a spontaneous getaway?

Considering the data observed in 2020, it is an excellent region for an impromptu getaway, since it has an average annual availability of 66%, which is relatively high.

What time of the year can I find more available holiday homes?

In 2020, the months with the largest number of properties available in Bali were September, August, and July with average availabilities of 73.75%, 72.2% and 71.25%, respectively.

When are there fewer holiday home options available in Bali?

Holiday baches in Bali reach their peak in demand in January, with an availability rate of 47%. The second most requested month is February, with 50.2%, and the third is March with 57%.

How many holiday homes are there in Bali?

We have collected the offers from 18 different providers in Bali, so we can offer you around 12000 properties. You're going to have a hard time deciding which one to go with!