Among Indonesia’s 17,000 islands, Bali stands apart as the most luminous—effortlessly it caters to all groups alike, immersing the need to balance diverse interests, & logistics. Esci Travel & Holidays seamlessly harmonizes every journey, curating experiences that flow beautifully across relaxation, culture, adventure, and connection.
Bali is an island of emerald rice terraces, sacred temples, and palm-fringed shores, where spirituality & artistry shape daily life. Yet overcrowded hotspots and fragmented planning often mask its true soul. Esci Travel & Holidays distills Bali’s complexity into a seamless journey, guiding travelers from tranquil highlands to serene coastlines while unlocking the island’s deeper rhythms, traditions, & hidden sanctuaries with ease.
Bali offers an exceptional range of stays: luxury jungle lodges in Ubud overlooking rice terraces and river valleys, private beachfront villas with infinity pools in Uluwatu and Nusa Dua, boutique eco-retreats focused on wellness, & serene hideaways tucked into coastal villages.
Bali provides a high class Hotels or Villas in all parts of the island such as The Apurva Kempinski, Bvlgari Resort, The St Regis, Six Senses, Four Season Resort Ubud, W Bali & many more.
Travelers often feel overwhelmed choosing the right area, concerned about privacy, or unsure which stays deliver genuine quality. Esci Travel & Holidays removes this uncertainty entirely, hand-selecting accommodations that match each traveler’s style while managing transfers, timing, & location flow. The result is uninterrupted comfort, privacy, & immersion wrapped in Balinese elegance.
Bali’s compact size, dense cultural population, and well-established tourism infrastructure make it an accessible yet richly layered destination. With expert planning, travelers can explore lush rice terraces, sacred temples, pristine beaches, & vibrant local culture without logistical stress—especially when curated by Esci Travel & Holidays, ensuring comfort, flow, & immersive experiences throughout the island.
Famous for its terraced rice paddies, serene temples, and numerous yoga studios, Ubud is also a hidden gem for adventurers. Strap on a helmet, grab your paddle, and embark on a thrilling white-water rafting adventure through the jungle.
The early wake-up call is well worth it when you reach the summit of Mt. Batur. Watch as the sunrise creeps over the sleepy villages at the base of this majestic volcano, illuminating the landscapes with a hazy orange glow.
Tucked away on the northern coast, Lovina is a low-key beach town hidden from the tourist crowds. Relax on the beach with a fresh coconut or put on a snorkel and explore the brilliantly blue waters of Menjangan Island.
Life in Bali is very communal with the organization of villages, farming and even the creative arts being decided by the community.
For centuries, Balinese artists and craftsmen worked in a natural capacity for absorbing different cultural elements and blending them with their own.
Dance and drama have historically played an important role in Balinese society.
Bali has a tropical climate, which means it is hot & humid all year round. The average temperature is around 27°C (81°F), but it can vary depending on the altitude & the location. The coastal areas are usually warmer & drier than the inland areas, which are cooler & wetter.
Bali’s experiences unfold across land and sea: sunrise temple visits at Tirta Empul & Tanah Lot, guided walks through Tegallalang rice terraces, waterfall hikes in the northern jungles, surf sessions along the southern coast, & traditional cooking classes in village homes.
The best time to visit Bali depends mainly on 2 factors, of course the WEATHER , and secondly, if you can travel during high & low season, which has an impact on prices for accommodation, airfares & flight tickets, and whether Bali is crowded or not. For many reasons, the very best time to come to Bali are the months of May, June & September – while April & October are still good. Less crowded, still great weather conditions, & better prices.
Begin your customized tour of Bali around 09:00 & enjoy an itinerary tailored to your interests. With a wealth of attractions at all the major sightseeing spots, your guided tour promises a personalized experience in paradise.
10 hrs. experiences in UBUD, THE GATES OF HEAVEN and NORTH BALI T
Mount Batur is the ultimate destination for sunrise trekking in Bali. The tour to the summit begins at 04:00 am, with the trek taking approximately one & a half hours from the starting point. Along the way, there will be five breaks before reaching the summit. Once at the top, you can rest and wait for the breathtaking sunrise from the peak of the volcano.
Mount Batur is one of the most beautiful place in Bali to enjoy these views.
Located just 8 degrees south of the equator, Bali enjoys a classic tropical climate with a distinct dry season and a rainy season. The best time to visit Bali for ideal weather is during the peak season from July to August or from December to the first week of January. However, if you prefer to avoid the crowds, consider visiting during the shoulder months of April, May, June, or September. During these months, the weather is dry and slightly less humid, and the island is generally more relaxed. October is also a good time to visit, especially if you enjoy water sports like scuba diving, surfing, or snorkeling, as the rainfall is much lighter compared to November.
In tourist centers like Kuta, Seminyak, Denpasar, and Lovina, internet access is generally reliable, with plenty of internet cafes and cafes offering free Wi-Fi if your accommodation's connection is lacking. In more rural areas, however, internet coverage can be limited or nonexistent, especially during homestays. It's essential to plan ahead and be prepared for potential connectivity challenges in these locations.
Major credit cards are widely accepted by large shops, hotels, and restaurants in Bali. However, smaller vendors, such as family-run restaurants, market stalls, or businesses in remote towns and rural areas, may not accept credit cards. It's advisable to carry enough cash for purchases, as credit cards aren't always an option everywhere in Bali.
Absolutely. All passengers traveling with us are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability, and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is an essential and necessary part of every journey.
Drinking tap water isn't recommended in Indonesia, but to reduce environmental impact, try to avoid buying bottled water daily. Consider using filtered canteens or bringing water filtration tablets to purify water on the go.
Boasting a private pool in each unit, the property features views of Ayung River, the mountain & the surrounding greenery.
