Villa Windu Asri combines colonial grandeur and tropical details with modern luxury in the heart of the action. Ngurah Rai International Airport , the only airport on the island, is centrally located in Tuban in South Bali and serves around 20 million passengers a year.
This busy airport is well connected to international destinations, with direct flights to Bali offered from Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Dubai, Melbourne, Sydney and beyond. There are some early plans to build a second airport in North Bali. Though an overwhelming majority of visitors fly into Bali, it is also possible to reach Bali by boat. This would usually mean landing at an international airport on the neighbouring islands of Java or Lombok and then catching a boat or ferry over to Bali.
From Java, ferries arrive in Gilimanuk which is located about 3. Benoa, Serangan and Sanur are all located about 40 minutes from Petitenget. Nationalities from over countries are eligible for visa free entry into Indonesia. This means your passport will be stamped on arrival at the airport, allowing you to stay in the country for 30 days. For stays longer than 30 days, you will need to obtain a visa which will require further arrangements.
Please note your passport must be valid for six months after your date of arrival in Indonesia. There is no public transport to get you from the airport to your accommodation, so the only option is to use a private driver or a taxi. Ministry of Villas can arrange a chauffeur to greet you upon arrival and escort you to your villa. This service is included for most villas when booking more than four nights. To avoid queuing at the immigration counter, we can also arrange a VIP airport service for guests.
This service includes lounge access, allowing you to relax while waiting for your luggage. You will find an official taxi stand at the international arrivals hall, next to the information text. This taxi stand offers fixed price and metered fares throughout Bali. The pricing changes frequently, making it very difficult to find up to date pricing online.
Besides the taxi stand, there are countless independent drivers floating about the arrivals hall, offering rides at varying rates. For the smoothest arrival possible, we strongly recommend organising your arrival transfers before landing in Bali. The main street of Jalan Petitenget and many of the smaller side streets are lined with a narrow walkway, making Petitenget one of the most walkable neighbourhoods in Bali.
Distances are also not too great, though the tropical heat might take its toll on you. Remember to drink plenty of water and to protect your skin from the equatorial sun when out and about. Taxis are easy to come by and make for an easy and affordable mode of transport. You can easily hail a taxi right off the street. Other taxis might refuse to use a meter altogether. To avoid things getting lost in translation, you can also ask your villa or hotel staff to call a taxi for you.
If you do take a ride from taxi with no meter, always agree on the price before getting in. In fact, considering the traffic, walking will often be a quicker option! Ministry of Villas can arrange a private car and chauffeur for you.
This little luxury is remarkably affordable and we can also help you arrange an itinerary, instructing your driver in advance. And of course, you should always wear a helmet! Due to fierce competition between local drivers, the use of ride hailing apps like Go-Jek and Grab has been banned by local banjars village communities throughout Petitenget and Seminyak. To avoid any unwanted drama, we recommend sticking to normal taxis.
The Balinese are among the friendliest and most welcoming people on the planet. This is all the more reason to return the favour and be respectful towards the local culture. Like anywhere else in the world, common sense and basic human decency goes a long way. For more detailed information about local culture, language and safety in Bali, check out our comprehensive Bali guide.
Petitenget is home to sophisticated boutiques which all offer fixed pricing, making bargaining unnecessary. When shopping at markets and local stalls, bargaining can be an enjoyable part of shopping in Bali… or it can be frustrating!
To ensure a smooth exchange first decide what the item is worth to you, then ask the seller for their price — your first offer can be from one-third to two-thirds of that price. They are likely to respond with a counteroffer, which you can either accept or negotiate further. Most restaurants and villas include a service component already so tipping is not expected, but if service is good, an additional cash tip is appreciated.
There have been some high-profile cases of visitors being injured or killed on Bali, but in many cases these tragedies have been inflamed by media sensationalism. Trained lifeguards are on duty in Petitenget. Be careful when swimming over coral and never walk on it. It can be very sharp and coral cuts are easily infected.
In addition, you are damaging a fragile environment. Lastly, water pollution is a problem in busy neighbourhoods. Avoid swimming near open streams flowing into the sea as they are often contaminated by run-off from built-up areas. Violent crime is uncommon in Bali, however bag-snatching from motorbikes and petty theft does occur.
Take extra care with your phone if riding pillion on a motorbike as phones regularly get snatched from unsuspecting tourists using a navigation app. Tap water in Bali is not safe to drink. Bottled water is widely available and cheap, however Ministry of Villas encourages visitors to keep a reusable water bottle to reduce plastic consumption.
Travel insurance is absolutely essential for every traveller. Most policies are built to be comprehensive to protect travellers from a variety of events that may cause financial loss before or during their trip.
Vibrant Petitenget is constantly evolving, with new restaurants, beach clubs, cafes, spas and boutiques simply waiting to be discovered. Check out our latest blog posts written by experienced Ministry of Villas writers:. Ministry of Villas is passionate about delivering exceptional service.
Let us do the ground work for you and help you plan the perfect holiday. Hit enter to search or ESC to close. Close Search. Love 0 Share Tweet Pin. Petitenget Weather Bali is pleasant all year round! Spa Treatments No one should visit Bali without getting at least one Balinese massage and lucky for you, Petitenget is filled with spas ranging from affordable to luxurious. Few things are better in life than watching the sun dip into the ocean, so plonk yourself on the colourful beanbags at one of the many lovely beach bars and soak it all in.
The traffic in Seminyak is notoriously nightmarish, yet the most comfortable way of getting around is still by car. Most resorts can sort you out with a set of wheels and a driver, but taxis are cheap and plentiful, too. About us. Contact us. Discover the best of the city, first. We already have this email.
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