• Airport pick-up and drop-off is arranged for every traveler to and from the airport to the official hotel on the official start and end day of the trip.

• You will be staying at the Tanadewa Ubud Hotel, a five-star property in the heart of Ubud.

• Note that this information is subject to change, but you will be promptly informed if any of this information changes.

• Culture and Customs: Bali is predominantly Hindu, and the island is rich in cultural traditions and customs.

• Respect for local customs, such as dressing modestly or using a sarong when visiting temples and participating in ceremonies, is essential.

• Weather: June is generally a good time to visit Bali. However, occasional showers are still possible, so it's advisable to pack lightweight rain gear just in case.

• The entry requirements for Bali includes a passport valid for at least six months beyond the date of entry and a visa depending on your nationality. US, UK, and Canadian passport holders typically receive a free tourist visa upon arrival, allowing stays of up to 30 days.

• Health: Consider taking health precautions according to your doctor before traveling to Bali.

• Currency and Payments: The official currency of Bali is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). While major credit cards are accepted at many hotels, restaurants, and larger establishments, it's advisable to carry some cash for smaller purchases and transactions in local markets.

• Travel insurance is mandatory for every participant in the Bali experience.

• Your experience covers everything listed in the itinerary, including transportation, tours, accommodation, and the complimentary welcome dinner. Anything outside the itinerary and other personal expenses will be covered by you.

• Your room is shared, and you'll meet your "Bali Mate" who you will meet on our virtual mixer and our private WhatsApp group.

• The Jolley way is fun, vibrant, kind and good energy.

• We trust that everyone on this trip will embody that spirit so that we all have a generally bright experience.

• Visa Application Deadline: NOW!

• Flight Itinerary Submission Deadline: June 7!

• Form Submission Deadline: June 9!

• Day 1: Casual & cute for welcome dinner

• Day 2: White swimsuit for the floating breakfast. T-shirt for the cooking class—wear it with comfortable pants or a skirt

• Day 3: Yellow flowy dress for the Ubud adventures

• Day 4: Comfortable dresses in your favorite color. There will be an opportunity to swim in the waterfall so pack swimsuit in a color of your choice and water shoes

• Day 5: Any color of bikini for flower bath. Just be

• Day 6: Purple dresses and comfortable shoes

• Day 7: Casual clothes and comfortable shoes

• Day 1: Welcome to Bali; pick up all day depending on the flight times and then welcome dinner. There will be gifts! Wear something casual but cute.

• Day 2: Floating Breakfast & Balinese Cooking Class. Set off at 2pm, classes start at 3pm - 6pm

• Day 3: Adventures in Ubud. Full day today! 9am - 6pm with a lunch break at the Bali swing at 12 or 1pm before heading to the Rice Terrace

• Day 4: Today, explore North Bali. Another full day starting at 9am to 6pm. You will start with a 2 hour trip with stops to Wangari Hills; the amazing Banyumala waterfalls, Hangara gates and then temples

• Day 5: Flower Bath & Leisure Day. The day will be full of flower baths. In groups of 2, the times are 10am and 1pm or 9am and 12pm. Enjoy the rest of day at leisure

• Day 6 begins at 6:30am - 6:30pm. With 3pm being the departure time from Nusa Penida, it takes about 1hr to get to the harbour

• Day 7: Start the day at 1 pm making jewellery and then visit the Ubud Market for a colorful shopping experience

• Day 8: It’s a wrap for Bali! We hope you had a great time!

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• Pack light, breathable clothing suitable for warm weather. Cotton fabrics are ideal for staying cool and comfortable in the tropical climate.

• Swimwear: Bali is famous for its beautiful beaches, so be sure to pack swimsuits and beachwear.

• Footwear: Bring comfortable footwear suitable for walking and exploring. Sandals or flip-flops are perfect for the beach, while lightweight walking shoes or sneakers are ideal for sightseeing.

• Electronics and Adapters: Remember to bring a universal adapter for charging your electronic devices, as plug sockets in Bali may differ from those in your home country.

• The sun can be strong in June. Pack sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun.

• Stay hydrated by carrying a reusable water bottle. It's important to drink plenty of water, especially in warmer temperatures.

• Pack travel-sized toiletries and essentials. Many accommodations provide basic toiletries, but having your preferred items can be more convenient.

• Pack any necessary medications and a basic first aid kit.

Coming soon!!

• Room 1 – Shika + Sidoney

• Room 2 –  Reba + Myesha

• Room 3 – Nadine + LaTesha

• Room 4 – Nifemi + Priscilla

• US/Canada Passport Holders: You will need a valid visa to enter Indonesia. You can apply online before your trip via the Indonesian government website or easily obtain a Visa on Arrival at the Bali airport.

• Other Nationalities: Please check visa eligibility on the official Indonesian immigration website. If in doubt, contact your local Indonesian Embassy or Consulate for the latest information.