If you’ll be in Bali during one of Bali's most unique and interesting cultural holidays - Nyepi, the Balinese Day of Silence - then you’re in for an interesting experience. Nyepi falls on the 29th of March, 2025, and marks the beginning of a new year on the Balinese Saka calendar. During this time, it’s important to be aware of some restrictions that will come into place for roughly 24 hours. It’s also a good idea to prepare yourself for the holiday, so that when it comes, you can enjoy the peace and quiet that this very special day brings.

After booking a holiday in Bali, most tourists can't wait to soak up some sun, relax on the endless beaches, mingle with the friendly locals and enjoy the magnificent views. While the majority of visitors do manage to enjoy simply kicking back, a few have been deported rather unceremoniously after making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Here's a quick roundup of Bali's most notorious tourists over the last few years.

Rich culture, friendly people and natural beauty - that’s Bali. If you ask us, there really is no bad time to visit Bali. Each season offers its own pros and cons, and even though it can get rainy, Bali’s beauty is apparent in every season. However, if your dream Bali holiday happens to involve you sitting on the beach with uninterrupted sunshine, then it’s important to come at the right time of the year.