A Month in Bali with Kids: The Ultimate Guide
Bali is often seen as a destination for backpackers or honeymooners, but it is actually one of the most family-friendly places we have ever visited. The culture is incredibly welcoming to children, and the infrastructure for digital nomads is top-notch.
Finding the Right Accommodation
When traveling with kids, we always opt for a villa over a hotel. Having a kitchen and a private pool makes a world of difference. We recommend looking in the Sanur or Canggu areas. Sanur is quieter and has a great beach path, while Canggu has better cafes and co-working spaces.
Top Tips for Villa Rentals:
- Always ask if the pool has a fence (most don't, but you can rent temporary ones).
- Check the internet speed beforehand if you plan to work.
- Ensure there is air conditioning in all bedrooms.
Kid-Friendly Activities
Bali is an outdoor playground. Here are our top three activities:
- Waterbom Bali: Often rated the best waterpark in Asia. It's clean, safe, and has rides for all ages.
- Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary: A hit with the kids, but keep a close eye on your belongings!
- Beach Days: The beaches in Nusa Dua are calm and perfect for little swimmers.
Working Remotely
The internet in Bali is generally excellent. We found several cafes with high-speed Wi-Fi and play areas for the kids, making it easy to balance work and family time.
Bali truly offers a magical experience for families. It's affordable, beautiful, and culturally enriching.
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