Question 1

How to reach Kuta from Bali airport?

Accepted Answer

You can take a direct taxi from Ngurah Rai International Airport, also known as Denpasar International Airport (DPS), which is in fact directly south of Kuta. It takes about 15 minutes to reach Kuta by taxi and the fare will fluctuate between INR 250 to 300 depending on the time of day.

Question 2

What are prepaid taxi services at the airport?

Accepted Answer

The prepaid taxi services that will take you from Ngurah Rai International Airport to Kuta charges anywhere between INR 350 to 500.

Question 3

When is the best time to take holidays in Kuta?

Accepted Answer

Kuta is accessible to tourists for most time of the year. However, the best time to spend a enjoyable holiday in Kuta depends mostly on you. You can visit the Kuta during summer and spring seasons, as they are pleasant. You can also choose to holiday in Kuta during winters and enjoy sightseeing in the warm sun on a cold wintery morning! During the winter time, you can enjoy the outdoor activities without getting dehydrated or feeling the pangs of heat. Mostly around all times of the year, the weather is pleasant and ideal for sightseeing and enjoying the various activities Kuta has to offer.

Question 4

Is travelling to Kuta safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is safe to travel to Kuta. Bali is a very gentle, laidback and safe place to be. For female travellers particularly, as long as you take the same precautions that you would do at home, Bali is a great safe place for a single, female traveller. That is, travel in groups, practice restrain while drinking and have a phone on you all the time so that you can immediately notify your group members, or the police in case of emergency.

Question 5

What are the essential items that one must pack while travelling to Kuta?

Accepted Answer

While packing for your trip, the best advice one can give you is to pack light. You need to find that delicate balance between packing light and making sure you have everything you need.Here are some of the things that you must carry:Toiletries – toothbrush, paste, deodorants, tampons or sanitary napkins for women, body wash, shampoo, conditioner, shaving items, hairbrush, sunscreen, lotion, cleanser, moisturizerMedicines that you may needHand sanitizerSunglassesSea sickness tablets (just in case)Mosquito repellantCameraPhone charger, electronic adapterHeadphonesDocuments as neededHere is a recommendation of the types of clothes you should carry:Cotton clothing is your savior – never forget. Cotton and linen are good lightweight choices as they let your skin breathe in Bali’s tropical humidity that will greet you.Good quality, lightweight, and breathable walking shoes are a must pack. Flip-flops provide more freedom and so you can carry a pair of those for the beaches. The breathable walking shoes score more on comfort, support, and protection.A fleece or hoodie is great in case of cold evenings or if you’re in a heavily air-conditioned environment like airports, airplanes or minivans. Also, they work well as an impromptu pillow.A quick drying towel is a super useful and multi purpose item – and it packs away to a tiny size. Similarly, a sarong is useful as a beach wrap, towel, and blanket and for general lounging around. They can also be used to cover yourself while visiting temples and holy sites.Socks, long maxi dresses, kaftans, skirts or trousers are essential for wearing at dusk when the mood is relaxed. This is also the time when the mosquitoes are most active – you want to make sure you’re covered up to avoid getting bitten.Bring several bikinis or swimsuits (pack according to your comfort). Carry both, so you can alternate between them and avoid any skin rashes from the salt water.A big hat to keep the sun off, and for covering your face during the occasional naps on the beach while sun bathing.If you’re traveling to Bali in monsoon season (that is anywhere between October to April), be prepared for heavy downpours. Of course, there will be still plenty of sunshine, but when it rains; it really rains. Therefore, a lightweight hooded waterproof jacket, raincoats or umbrellas that you can stash in your bag are a good idea. Also, remember to keep your phone and other valuable items waterproofed – wrapping them in a plastic bag will do at a pinch. Ziploc bags are a more durable option.

Question 6

Is Kuta an expensive destination?

Accepted Answer

Bali is a very affordable place in general. Similarly, Kuta can be as cheap or as expensive according to your needs and budgets. However, since most people visit Kuta to enjoy the water sports, activities and the party scene that Kuta is world-famous for, it can be a little expensive if you want to enjoy it all and experience the best.

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