Markets & temples
Walking sandals
Sturdy, breathable and with good arch support for long strolls in Ubud or Seminyak.
Packing guide
Bali family packing guide: what to bring.
Light, breathable clothes, reef-safe sun protection and modest wear for temples: pack for the heat, the culture and the adventures.
- Tropical climate
- Temple-ready
- Trek-proof
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essentials
Pack smart
From beach to rice paddy, ready.
Bali's warm, humid air calls for quick-drying fabrics, while sacred sites ask for modest clothing.
Thoughtful packing keeps every family member comfortable and safe, from villa pool days to jungle treks.
- Quick-dry fabrics
- Reef-safe sunscreen
- Sarong for temples
- Insect repellent
The checklist
Eight essentials for every bag.
Tick these off and your family is ready for heat, temples, boats and treks.
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Breathable, quick-dry clothes
Lightweight fabrics that cope with Bali's humidity.
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UV swimwear and reef-safe sunscreen
Sun protection that is kind to the coral.
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Sarong or modest cover-up
Always carry one for temple visits, out of respect for local customs.
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Insect repellent and first-aid kit
A robust repellent and a well-stocked kit for jungle days.
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Reusable water bottles
One per person. Many resorts and eco cafes offer refills.
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Daypack and dry bag
Keep phones, cameras and wallets safe on boats and at waterfalls.
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Universal adapter and power bank
Indonesia uses Type C and F sockets at 230V, 50Hz.
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Prescription medicines
Carry any medication your family needs in your hand luggage.
Out and about
Packed for every kind of day.
Treks through the Jatiluwih rice terraces or down to waterfalls need closed-toe shoes with grip and plenty of water.
A microfibre travel towel is surprisingly versatile: for impromptu swims, sudden showers or comfort on long drives.
Footwear and extras
The right gear for each day.
Itineraries & guides
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