Bali, an island that has been the destination of honeymooners, backpackers, soul-searchers and written on bucket lists of avid travellers, is a place of serenity, unique culture, lush nature and warm people. Indonesia's official religion is Islam. Throughout the country, Islam is the predominant religion, but Bali, is an island on its own, practising Hinduism and carrying on its own different set of culture.
The best time to visit Bali would be during May, June, early July and September, which is just before the high season. The times to avoid Bali would be during the Easter holidays, during the summer holidays, especially August, December, during the Christmas holidays and up through to the New Year celebration. As Bali is a fairly small island, when travellers throng the island during the peak holiday’s seasons, the place starts to feel very packed even though there aren’t that many people around.
Godofredo P. Ramos Airport (MPH) – The Godofredo P. Ramos Airport which is also known as the Caticlan Airport is amongst the two airports that are mainly used as an access point to one of Philippines top tourist destinations, Boracay. The airport, which mainly serves the general area of the municipality of Malay, has recently been named Boracay Airport. The airport is the seventh-busiest airport in the Philippines. To get from the airport to the Caticlan Jetty Port is reasonably easy. It only cost PHP150 per person for a tricycle ride to the jetty. If you have the energy and not carrying much luggage, it only takes an easy 10 to 15 minutes’ walk to reach the jetty.
Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport(DPS) – The Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport, which is more commonly known as the Denpasar International Airport is located only 13 kilometres south on the Island of Bali. The Denpasar Airport is the second-busiest international airport in Indonesia, showing just how many people visit the island each year. The airports new international terminal was opened to the public in 2013 providing 62 checks in counters, a more extensive range of duty-free shopping and dining area and also ten gate jet bridges for passenger’s convenience. Most hotels in Bali will provide its guests with a pickup and drop off service. However, if you do not have anyone waiting for you at the airport, just after the customs counter, there are taxi counters that provide you with reliable metered or fixed price taxis to your destination.
Both Boracay and Bali share the same tropical climate, which gives both cities warm and sunny days throughout the year. The average temperature in both cities is almost the same as Boracay's average temperature at 30.0 degrees Celsius and Bali at 31.0 degrees Celsius. The one main difference between the two cities is the rainy seasons. Boracay goes through its wet rainy season from June till October while Bali experiences more rain between October to April.
Bali, an island that has been the destination of honeymooners, backpackers, soul-searchers and written on bucket lists of avid travellers, is a place of serenity, unique culture, lush nature and warm people. Indonesia's official religion is Islam. Throughout the country, Islam is the predominant religion, but Bali, is an island on its own, practising Hinduism and carrying on its own different set of culture.
The best time to visit Bali would be during May, June, early July and September, which is just before the high season. The times to avoid Bali would be during the Easter holidays, during the summer holidays, especially August, December, during the Christmas holidays and up through to the New Year celebration. As Bali is a fairly small island, when travellers throng the island during the peak holiday’s seasons, the place starts to feel very packed even though there aren’t that many people around.
Godofredo P. Ramos Airport (MPH) – The Godofredo P. Ramos Airport which is also known as the Caticlan Airport is amongst the two airports that are mainly used as an access point to one of Philippines top tourist destinations, Boracay. The airport, which mainly serves the general area of the municipality of Malay, has recently been named Boracay Airport. The airport is the seventh-busiest airport in the Philippines. To get from the airport to the Caticlan Jetty Port is reasonably easy. It only cost PHP150 per person for a tricycle ride to the jetty. If you have the energy and not carrying much luggage, it only takes an easy 10 to 15 minutes’ walk to reach the jetty.
Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport(DPS) – The Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport, which is more commonly known as the Denpasar International Airport is located only 13 kilometres south on the Island of Bali. The Denpasar Airport is the second-busiest international airport in Indonesia, showing just how many people visit the island each year. The airports new international terminal was opened to the public in 2013 providing 62 checks in counters, a more extensive range of duty-free shopping and dining area and also ten gate jet bridges for passenger’s convenience. Most hotels in Bali will provide its guests with a pickup and drop off service. However, if you do not have anyone waiting for you at the airport, just after the customs counter, there are taxi counters that provide you with reliable metered or fixed price taxis to your destination.
Both Boracay and Bali share the same tropical climate, which gives both cities warm and sunny days throughout the year. The average temperature in both cities is almost the same as Boracay's average temperature at 30.0 degrees Celsius and Bali at 31.0 degrees Celsius. The one main difference between the two cities is the rainy seasons. Boracay goes through its wet rainy season from June till October while Bali experiences more rain between October to April.