Bali Yacht Charter Guide

Experience Bali in the most luxurious way possible, on board your private yacht charter. Set sail and cruise the blue waters that have attracted surfers and sailers for years. An island of sacred temples, stunning waterfalls, and busy markets, it’s easy to see why Bali is such a popular tourist destination. A luxury yacht charter here is the perfect way to experience the best of the island before retreating to your private oasis.

One of Indonesia's 17,000 islands, Bali is a tropical paradise of lush green forests, beautiful beaches, and impressive ocean waters. A small island, the average temperature stays around 30ºC / 86ºF, and as Bali is so close to the equator, visitors can expect tropical conditions throughout the year.

Bali is renowned for its meditation and yoga retreats, with travelers visiting the island to seek calmness and relaxation. As part of your luxury yacht charter in Bali, you can head to shore and experience a retreat or yoga class on the beach or in the beautiful green landscape. For those looking for a more lively time, Bali has a great nightlife scene, with many bars, clubs, and restaurants open that attract a party crowd throughout the year.

A destination for divers, the blue waters that surround the island are alive with colorful fish and corals, with many enthusiasts heading to Bali to swim with the island’s famous Manta Rays. Bali is also located close to the Gili Islands, which are renowned for their unbelievable diving. Explore shipwrecks and swim with large sea turtles as you experience the true wonder of Indonesia's underwater world. Lombok, another beautiful Indonesian island, is also close by.

A yacht charter itinerary in Bali can include the very best elements of the island, with a perfect blend of colorful culture, bustling nightlife, fantastic cuisine, beautiful beaches, and unforgettable diving.

Best Time To Visit: Bali is blessed with warm weather throughout the year, but April - June, and September offer the most favorable conditions.

Key Cruising Areas: West Bali National Park. Cruise to Menjangan Island, an uninhabited island that boasts some of the best diving and snorkeling in the region.

Don't Miss: Indulge in a day of relaxation at one of Bali’s spas. Soori Spa at Soori Bali is a sublime retreat, nestled among the lush green landscape with its own private black sand beach.

Best Spots for Wining and Dining: In addition to the excellent food, Mejekawi is known for its breathtaking location and views over the ocean. For a taste of some authentic Balinese cooking, Babi Guling Pak Malen uses traditional techniques and local ingredients in a laid-back setting.

Best Local Dish: Vibrant and flavorful, Balinese cuisine is influenced by Chinese, Indian, and Middle Eastern cuisine. The island is known for its use of suckling pig, known as Babi Guling, rich dishes, such as Nasi Goreng and Chicken Satay, meat grilled and served on skewers.

Local Culture: Although many parts of the island are popular with tourists, it is possible to have an off-the-beaten-track experience in Bali. The beautiful temples, stunning green rice fields, and colorful villages all illustrate the traditional, quiet lifestyle of the Balinese people.

Best Beach: Nyang Nyang beach in Uluwatu is a quiet, secluded option for those seeking a quiet spot, surrounded by lush forests. For a more bustling atmosphere, try Kuta.

IYC recommends: Mount Batur is a volcano that stretches up over 5,500 feet into the sky. With a dramatic presence on the landscapes, this is a wonderful place to spend the day hiking and cycling. The view from its peak is truly breathtaking.