Thu 23 Apr 2026 • Sara Balaban
Thinking About Bali? Top Travel Questions Answered + Why Book with SYB
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Thinking about booking a trip to Bali? We’re answering your top Bali travel questions and breaking down why SurfYogaBeer is the easiest way to experience it.
Hey Bali babe! If you're reading this, you've had a trip to Bali on the brain, and we kinda, sorta, definitely think you should join us on a SurfYogaBeer Bali group trip!
We get that booking a trip solo comes with a lot of questions, from "Can I meet other solo travelers in Bali?" (100% YES!) to "Do I need a Bali visa?" And we're here to answer the burning questions we get about traveling to Bali so you can start picturing yourself there with us...Let's go!
Is flying across the world to visit Bali worth it?
Hell yeah! Most travelers agree Bali is absolutely worth the journey. It packs everything you’ve been craving into one place. Think beaches, jungle-covered mountains, rice terrace views, cliffside sunsets, surfing, yoga, boat days, and endless exploring.
Bali balances adventure and relaxation, with the added bonus of a built-in social connection that comes naturally with group travel. And sure, the journey might be a little longer than a hop and a skip to Mexico, but once you set foot at our sexy villa, you’ll forget about the journey the second you’re poolside with a drink in hand.
Do I need a visa to visit Bali?
Yes, but it’s easy. Most travelers can either get a visa on arrival or apply online in advance.
👉 Check out Indonesia’s official e-visa website
Swimming with Manta Rays in Bali
When’s the best time to visit Bali?
Bali really is a year-round destination, so there’s no “bad time” to go. April through October is a sweet spot with sunny days, warm water, and ideal conditions for surfing, exploring, and everything in between.
While Bali’s wet season is from November to March, it can mean fewer crowds, lush landscapes, and a high-energy vibe, especially around New Year’s Eve. 👀 We’re talking street parties, beach clubs, and fireworks, in some of the best spots like Canggu, Seminyak, and Kuta.
What does a group travel trip to Bali look like?
A ridiculous amount of fun! A group trip to Bali isn’t a retreat; it’s a week of non-stop luxury, adventure, and epic parties all planned for you, so you can have the experience of a lifetime and skip the stress of planning.
On #SYBali, we stay in the most stunning luxe private villa like the kings and queens we are. The trip flows between Bali’s best spots, from the surfing and beach clubs of Canggu to jungle adventure days in Ubud, and Nusa Penida for a boat day and island exploring.
Surf lessons, yoga, waterfalls, beach clubs, boat days, group dinners, and ATVs. (And then some.) Show up solo, leave with a crew, and a camera roll of the best memories ever.
👉 View the full Bali trip itinerary
What is the group size for this trip?
Spots are limited to 15–20 travelers, and these Bali trips are expected to sell out!
Where should I stay in Bali?
Bali is a mix of very different vibes, and knowing where to base yourself makes all the difference. And because planning a Bali itinerary for first-time travelers can get overwhelming fast, we've got you covered. There are so many must-see spots in Bali, and on a SurfYogaBeer trip, we've mapped it out for you:
🏄Canggu: Our home base. Perfect for the social scene, beach clubs, cafes, and surfing.
🌴Ubud: Jungle, waterfalls, yoga retreats, and all the wellness energy Bali is known for.
🌅Want to extend? Uluwatu is a laid-back, dreamy spot known for its cliffs, beaches, and unreallll sunsets.
How much does a trip to Bali cost?
Myth: Booking a trip solo is cheaper than booking with a group travel company.
The reality is that while Bali can be affordable, costs add up quickly between hotels, transport, activities, and logistics.
That’s why doing a Bali group trip with SurfYogaBeer is a game-changer. Outside of international flights and some add-ons, it’s all bundled! Stays, experiences, transport, some of your meals, and an on-hand professional photographer. (Consider your sexy Bali pics handled.)
No surprise costs and no “wait, how do we get there?” You’ll even have the option to share a room to cut back on the costs of having to pay as a solo traveler. Of course, if claiming your own space is more your vibe, there’s an option for that too.
Villas in Canggu
Is Bali safe for solo travelers?
Bali is generally safe, especially in popular areas like Canggu, Ubud, and Uluwatu. Like anywhere, you’ll want to stay aware, watch your stuff, use trusted rides, and use common sense, but overall, it’s a super welcoming place to travel solo.
A big part of that comes down to the people. Places like Canggu are packed with digital nomads, surfers, and travelers from all over the world, so it’s incredibly easy to meet people, another reason why solo travelers rank Bali as a top destination.
And if you want the freedom of solo travel without having to do everything solo, this is where group travel is the sweet spot. A built-in crew from day one. Safety in numbers!
How do you get around in Bali?
Short answer: It’s not as easy as it looks.
Bali doesn’t have a real public transportation system, distances are deceiving, and traffic can be…a lot. You can rent a scooter (fun, but only if you’re confident), hire drivers, or piece together rides as you go, but it takes a bit of effort to figure out.
If that already sounds like more planning than you’re in the mood for, same.
That’s the beauty of doing Bali with SurfYogaBeer. You show up, and getting from A to B is literally someone else's thing to solve.
Can I drink the water in Bali?
Hard pass on this one. Most places provide filtered or bottled water, so it’s easy to stay hydrated safely. To be extra cautious, avoid ice from street vendors and use filtered water for brushing your teeth.
I’m a beginner surfer. Can I surf in Bali?
100%! With its warm waters, consistent waves, and plenty of awesome instructors, Bali is a perfect spot to be a beginner surfer.
Surf lessons in Bali
Do I need cash in Bali?
Cards are widely accepted in Bali, but it’s always a good idea to play it safe and have cash on hand for smaller spots, drivers, and local vendors. Cash is easy to grab once you’re there.
What do past travelers say about Bali with SurfYogaBeer?
“Adventures daily. Delicious food. And a squad to explore all things Bali….”
“Everything was so well organized, and the mix of activities made it the perfect blend of adventure, fitness, and social fun.”
“Such an awesome trip to Bali, Indonesia. Went surfing, white water rafting, ATVing, dancing, and met some amazing people.”
⭐Check out more five-star reviews on Google.
Bali = solo travelers turned new friends
We’ve now gotten to the part where you probably, maybe, definitely started researching flights to Bali.👀
You know what to do. Don't think, just do!
Space is limited, so snag your spot before they’re all gone. See you in Bali!
