Although Bali’s famous beach resorts will attract many vacationers during the festive season, there are also secluded areas on the island that offer a traditional coastal experience and the most relaxed atmosphere imaginable.
Over the Christmas and New Year period, the island is expected to receive hundreds of thousands more visitors, most of whom will stay in the well-known resorts in the south.
If you want to get away from the busy beaches of Seminyak, Legian, Kuta, Canggu, and Uluwatu, head to North Bali.
Lovina Beach achieves ideal harmony by offering a diverse selection of guesthouses, private vacation villas, and hotels while preserving its charming essence as a traditional Balinese fishing village.
Whether you’re looking for pure relaxation over the Christmas break or are planning action-packed day trips, Lovina Beach is a great place to start your exploration of everything that northern Bali has to offer.
Buleleng’s forested hills hold a special place in the hearts of nature enthusiasts. There are some of Bali’s most enchanting and unspoiled waterfalls in these wooded hills.
Tens of thousands of tourists are expected to arrive in Bali each day over the Christmas and New Year holidays, according to travel forecasts.
Travelers envisioning a spotless Bali beach all to themselves should consider locations such as Lovina, located in the north, or Amed, a tranquil diving resort, located in the east.
Traveling to Bali during this time of year is incredibly enjoyable. Everyone is eager to have a good time, and the atmosphere is upbeat.
Numerous Christmas events take place at restaurants, nightclubs, beach clubs, attractions, and resorts.
Bali’s tourism industry estimates that during the busiest time of the Christmas holidays, 30,000 visitors per day will arrive on the island.
This begins on December 20, 2023, and lasts until everyone begins to depart once more on January 4–6, 2024.