Charter a private jet to Bali: clifftop temples at Uluwatu, jungle villas in Ubud, and sunset at Rock Bar. Fly on your schedule, skip every line.
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59 villas on a 150-metre Uluwatu clifftop; Italian-Balinese design, private beach reached by funicular. One of Bali's priciest resorts.
Jungle villas between the Ayung River and sacred rice terraces. Named No. 1 Hotel in the World by Travel + Leisure; hosted the Obamas.
34 stilted suites cascading down a Karangasem hillside to a black-sand beach; a three-tiered infinity pool.
35 suites and 25 pool villas above the Ayung River; fine dining in bamboo pods. The only hotel in Bali with three MICHELIN Keys.
23 luxury tents in the Keliki Valley rainforest, designed by Bill Bensley. Voted No. 1 Hotel in the World by Travel + Leisure in 2020.
65 clifftop pool villas in sustainable modernist design; a 50-metre cliff-edge infinity pool. The design-world darling.
The tables worth flying for.
20+ course tasting menus in Ubud built entirely from Balinese foraged and farmed ingredients. Why famous: Bali's most ambitious restaurant; Asia's 50 Best alumni chefs redefining Indonesian fine dining.
French-Balinese tasting menus in a tropical garden in Ubud. Why famous: Bali's original fine-dining pioneer; long-running Asia's 50 Best presence.
Art-deco fine dining at Viceroy Bali, above the jungle valley, by chef Nic Vanderbeeken. Why famous: Bali's most glamorous dining room; 7- and 9-course tasting menus with valley views.
Clifftop open-air bar and restaurant at AYANA, Jimbaran, 14 metres above the Indian Ocean, reached by funicular. Why famous: one of the world's most famous sunset bars; a fixture on global best-bars lists.
Nine private bamboo cocoons on the Ayung riverbank for Mediterranean-European dinners. Why famous: Bali's most romantic restaurant setting, at a three-MICHELIN-Key resort.
Will Goldfarb's dessert-only chef's counter in Ubud. Why famous: the world's most famous dessert restaurant; a pilgrimage for pastry chefs.
The landmarks worth landing for.
Sea temple on a 70-metre cliff, with kecak fire dances at sunset. Why visit: Bali's most dramatic temple setting.
Offshore rock temple, one of Bali's most photographed. Why visit: the classic Bali sunset silhouette.
Sculpted terraced paddies north of Ubud. Why visit: the iconic green landscape of the Balinese highlands.
The events worth timing your trip around.
Southeast Asia's leading literary festival, founded in 2004. More than 150 writers, journalists and thinkers join five days of talks, panels, book launches and cultural performances at Taman Baca Sanggingan and venues across Ubud.
Fly to this event →Bali's largest New Year's Eve event: a two-day beach club festival with headline international acts, pool parties and club programming at FINNS Beach Club in Berawa, Canggu.
Fly to this event →Bali's biggest international wellness gathering at The Yoga Barn and Puri Padi Hotel in Ubud. Days of yoga, meditation, dance, healing workshops and night concerts, drawing practitioners from around the world.
Fly to this event →Airport: I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), Bali's gateway, with dedicated GA handling and VIP terminal options.
Alternates: Surabaya (SUB) for the eastern islands; generally not needed for Bali itself.
Aircraft fit: Midsize and large cabin nonstop from Singapore and Australia; long-range from the Middle East.
Notes: Immigration queues can run long at peak times; private handling keeps you moving. The Ubud drive is about 1 hour 15 minutes.
Many nationalities enter Indonesia visa-free for 30 days or receive a visa on arrival. Policies shift; we confirm yours before you fly.
June to August: dry season, the best beach weather. Late December is the festive peak, and the wettest.
About 1 hour 15 minutes by car, traffic permitting.
Yes. It is Bali's peak demand week; book early and we time your arrival to miss the gridlock.
Yes. Pet-friendly aircraft are available on request. We arrange the paperwork and the right aircraft with the operator.
Tell us when. We handle the aircraft, the slots,
and the last mile.