Exploring Bali
Bali is a fantastic destination to visit in March due to its combination of cultural festivities and natural beauty. This month offers visitors the chance to witness Nyepi, the Balinese New Year, characterized by unique rituals and peaceful reflection, providing a deeply immersive cultural experience. Additionally, March is an ideal time to explore Bali's stunning beaches, lush rice terraces, and majestic temples, all amidst pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds, allowing for a more tranquil and authentic island experience.
In March, Bali experiences warm and humid weather, with temperatures averaging around 27°C to 31°C. This month falls within the wet season, so visitors can expect occasional rainfall, typically in the form of short tropical showers that quickly give way to sunny skies. Despite the possibility of rain, March is still a great time to visit Bali, as the lush landscapes are vibrant and green, and the island is less crowded compared to the peak tourist season.
Of the thousands of islands in Indonesia, none is more famous than Bali. The lush jungles, wild beaches, and spark of Hindu culture make it truly one-of-a-kind in the archipelago, and it's big enough that there's plenty of space to carve out your own away from other travelers.
Arrive at the airport and you'll be transferred to your hotel via private vehicle.
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Why we love it for you: At COMO Canggu, the music’s playing, the palms are swaying, and people are chilling in colorful modern furniture with batik cushions and in swinging white chaises at the pool. The COMO Beach Club, with an aqua-tiled restaurant and poolside bar under a lovely surf-shack style bamboo roof, is where you’ll be spending most of your time.
COMO Uma Canggu
1x One Bedroom Seaview Residence
- Breakfast included
COMO Uma Canggu
1x One Bedroom Seaview Residence
- Breakfast included
Meet the guide at the hotel lobby in the early morning (for Sunrise) or in the afternoon (for Sunset hike). The drive to the starting point of the trek takes about 1.5 hours.
The hike to the peak takes about 3 hours (depending on fitness level and conditions). The first 1.5 hours is on an easy pathway. You'll reach the rim in the early morning, where you'll enjoy a light packed cold breakfast/snack. After your meal, continue for a 30-minute climb to reach the peak, arriving in the early morning to catch the sunrise and panoramic views. You'll have a chance to see nearby mountains. Weather permitting, you may also see another mountain. Torch lights, a First Aid kit, and head lamps will be provided.
Optional Add On Experience
COMO Uma Canggu
1x One Bedroom Seaview Residence
- Breakfast included
Check out, and you'll be transferred to your next hotel via private vehicle.
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Why we love it for you: COMO Uma is close enough to central Ubud that you can bike into town, but just far enough away from the hustle that you feel like you're in your own little jungle retreat.
COMO Uma Ubud
1x Uma Pool Villa Twin
- Breakfast included
Checkout this morning. You are welcome to store your luggage and use the hotel facilities until your departure (if applicable).
Check out, and you'll be transferred to your hotel via private vehicle.
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PLEASE NOTE
- Hotels are available at the time of quoting, but we are not holding any rooms.
- This proposal is valid for 7 days, after which we would need to re-check pricing.
- The pricing above includes a credit card fee. Should you choose to pay the total amount by wire transfer the cost will be reduced. We are a registered travel company so using a travel credit card will accrue travel points.