Day: 24 September 2026

The October school break is a popular time for European families to travel, with Bali ranking among the top tropical holiday destinations. The island’s vibrant culture, outdoor adventures, and welcoming hospitality make it ideal for family escapes. However, visiting Bali during the European half-term means encountering unique health risks tied to the climate, local foods,…

Mount Batur Trail Conditions After the First Rains: What Climbers Should Know Mount Batur, Bali’s iconic active volcano, draws trekkers from around the globe year-round. But as the dry season gives way to the first monsoon rains, the conditions on the Mount Batur trail transform rapidly. These changes can catch even experienced climbers off guard,…

Waterfall Chasing in the Rainy Season: Flash Flood Risks at Bali’s Most Popular Spots The Allure and Danger of Bali’s Waterfalls Bali’s lush jungles and dramatic landscapes come alive during the rainy season, drawing adventurers to its world-famous waterfalls. From the towering Sekumpul to the serene Tegenungan, these natural wonders offer a sense of escape…

Jellyfish and Sea Urchin Season: Treating Ocean Stings as Currents Shift in October As the seasons shift in Bali and the trade winds begin to change in October, the island’s beautiful coastlines see more than just new surf breaks and different tides. This period also marks the beginning of a heightened risk for jellyfish and…

Wet-Season Scooter Accidents: Why October Sees a Rise in Road Trauma Scooter culture is synonymous with Bali. For tourists and locals alike, scooters offer flexibility, affordability, and the freedom to explore the island’s temples, rice paddies, beaches, and bustling towns. However, as October rolls around and Bali transitions from dry to wet season, the risk…

Rainy-Season Surfing in Uluwatu: Ear Infections as Swell Patterns Shift Every year, as Bali’s rainy season transforms the limestone cliffs and world-class breaks of Uluwatu, surfers from around the globe flock here to chase bigger swells and emptier line-ups. But these wet-season sessions also introduce unique health challenges, especially for new arrivals and seasoned expats…

Fungal Skin Infections in the Wet Season: Treating “Bali Rot” Before It Spreads If you have visited Bali or lived here during the wet season, chances are you have heard of “Bali Rot.” This local term describes a cluster of stubborn fungal skin infections that thrive in Bali’s humid, rainy months. For travelers and residents…