Frequently asked questions
Nusa Dua: when is the best time to go?
The best season for a holiday is April-October. At this time of year the weather is the most comfortable: minimal chance of rain, moderate humidity and optimal air temperature. This is also when the tourist infrastructure runs at full capacity — all hotels, restaurants and entertainment are open. If you want to save money, consider the period right after the high season ends: accommodation prices are lower, and the weather is still pleasant. You can check the temperature by month in the match-by-month tool.
Nusa Dua: what is the weather like in summer?
In summer, the air warms up to an average of +31.0°C, during the day — up to +31.0°C. This is a great time for beach holidays and long walks. Sunscreen is recommended during the peak hours from 11:00 to 16:00.
Nusa Dua: what is the weather like in winter?
In winter, the air temperature stays around +23.0°C, during the day — up to +29.0°C. For the winter period these are very comfortable figures that allow swimming and sunbathing. Evenings can be cooler, so a light jacket will not go amiss.
Nusa Dua: what is the sea temperature?
The sea near the resort warms up to an average of +29.0°C in the warm season. This water temperature is considered ideal for long swims — you can stay in the sea for hours without discomfort. The water is comfortable for both adults and children. If you want to know the exact temperature by month, use the match-by-month tool.
Nusa Dua: when is the rainy season?
The rainy season falls on November-March. During this period rainfall is more frequent, but usually short — the rain lasts 1-2 hours, after which the sun comes out again. Humidity is higher, so being outside may be less comfortable. At the same time, accommodation and flight prices during the rainy season are significantly lower — an excellent option for a budget holiday.
Nusa Dua: what are the beaches like?
The beaches here are with a "sand" surface, white sand, crystal clear water. The most popular beaches: Geger Beach. The beaches have sunbeds and cafes and bars.
Nusa Dua: is it safe to swim in the sea?
Swimming is allowed here, but standard precautions should be taken. The overall danger level in the sea is rated as low — you can swim and enjoy water sports without worry. Lifeguards are on duty on the beaches.
Nusa Dua: what are the sea hazards?
The sea contains: jellyfish. Nusa Dua is a safe resort. Beaches are equipped with lifeguards. The main risks are jellyfish during the rainy season.. It is recommended to swim in special shoes and avoid contact with marine life.
Nusa Dua: how much does a holiday cost?
A holiday for one person will cost around $117.00 (≈ 9 819 ₽ · ≈ 1 813 500 IDR) per day. The daily budget includes: a 3-star hotel, lunch at a cafe, dinner at a restaurant, drinking water, two public transport trips. Flights are not included in the calculation. You can calculate the cost of your holiday in more detail in the
trip planning calculator across all 70 parameters.
Nusa Dua: how much does accommodation cost?
Accommodation is available for every budget: a hostel dorm bed — $30.00 per night, a 3-star hotel room — $80.00 per night, a 4-star hotel — $150.00 per night, a five-star hotel — $300.00 per night, an apartment — $120.00 per night, a villa — $200.00 per night. In high season prices can be 20-30% higher, and in low season — lower.
Nusa Dua: how much does food cost?
Food is one of the main expense items: lunch at an affordable cafe — $10.00, dinner at a restaurant — $25.00, a cup of cappuccino — $4.00, a 0.5L beer — $5.00, a 1.5L bottle of water — $0.80. You can eat significantly cheaper at markets and street cafes.
Nusa Dua: how much does transport cost?
a taxi from the airport — $25.00, a single public transport ticket — $0.80, a short taxi ride — $5.00, car rental — $40.00 per day. Public transport is the most budget-friendly way to get around.
Nusa Dua: what is there to see?
Among the main attractions are: Nusa Dua Beach — A luxurious private beach with white sand and calm water. Surrounded by five-star hotels and gardens.; Geger Beach — A quiet beach with a coral reef and fewer tourists. A great place for snorkelling.; Water sports — Nusa Dua offers snorkelling, diving, parasailing, water skiing and banana boats.; Culture Park — A cultural park with traditional Balinese dances and art exhibitions.; Nusa Dua Peninsula — A scenic peninsula with ocean views and sunsets. A popular walking spot.. These places are worth visiting first to get a full impression of the destination.
Nusa Dua: what local food should I try?
Be sure to try the local cuisine: Bebek Betutu — Crispy duck with herbs. A Balinese classic.; Babi Guling — Suckling pig roasted with herbs.; Nasi Goreng — Fried rice with egg and meat.; Sate Lilit — Balinese satay of minced meat on sticks.; Kopi Luwak — The famous coffee.. Local dishes are an important part of the travel experience.
Nusa Dua: what are the best areas to stay?
For accommodation you can consider the following areas: Hotel and Resort Area — The main area with five-star hotels, beaches and spas. For those seeking luxury.; Geger Beach Area — A quiet area with affordable accommodation and local restaurants.. The choice of area depends on your preferences: active or relaxing holiday.
Nusa Dua: is a visa required?
Visa: Visa on Arrival (VOA) 30 days. Before your trip, be sure to check the current requirements with official sources, as the rules may change.
Nusa Dua: how do I get from the airport?
The nearest airport — Международный аэропорт Нгурах-Рай (code DPS). You can get from the airport to the centre by taxi, the average cost is $25.00. Public transport is also available — a more budget-friendly option.
Nusa Dua: what is the currency and how much money should I take?
Currency — IDR. It is recommended to have cash for small expenses and a bank card for larger purchases. The approximate daily budget is $117.00 (≈ 9 819 ₽ · ≈ 1 813 500 IDR). Check the current exchange rate before your trip.
Nusa Dua: is it suitable for a holiday with children?
Yes, the destination is excellent for a family holiday with children. It has all the necessary infrastructure: well-maintained beaches, cafes and restaurants with children's menus, and entertainment for all ages.
Nusa Dua: what is the nightlife like?
Nightlife is rated as moderate. There is not much nightlife, but the basics are available.
Nusa Dua: where can I go nearby?
Nearby you can visit: Ubud — Bali's cultural capital with rice terraces. 1.5 hours away.; Kuta — Bali's main tourist hub. 40 minutes away.; Lembongan Island — An island with beaches and snorkelling. 30 minutes by boat.. These places are convenient to visit on a day trip.
