
Everything you need, island to island.
An archipelago of over 17,000 islands — from Bali's surf breaks to Komodo's dragons. This guide covers the essentials for yacht crews and travellers calling on Indonesia.
Updated 10/29/2026, 12:02:31 AM
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Private tours, yacht charters, and bespoke itineraries across Bali and beyond.
Official tourism information for destinations, events, and travel planning.
Visa Requirements
Available for 97 nationalities. Apply online before travel — 30-day stay, extendable once.
Available at major airports and seaports including Bali, Jakarta, and Surabaya. Cost IDR 500,000.
For longer stays or nationalities not eligible for VOA. Apply at an Indonesian embassy or online.
Transportation
Phone Sims / Service
Largest network with the best coverage in remote areas. SIM cards at airports and convenience stores.
Airport SIM Counters
All major international airports have carrier counters — bring your passport for registration.
Massage and Beauty
Local Day Spas
Beachside massage providers are plentiful in Seminyak, Ubud, and Sanur — always check hygiene standards.
Medical and Local Hospitals
International-standard hospital with 24/7 emergency, dive medicine, and evac support.
International clinic network — emergency care, GP, and dental across Bali.
Sanglah General Hospital
Bali's largest public hospital — emergency and specialist care in Denpasar.
Police, Fire, Rescue
Police Emergency
National police emergency number. English-speaking operators may be limited.
Fire Department
Fire and rescue services nationwide.
Ambulance / SAR
Medical evacuation and search & rescue. For yacht emergencies, contact the nearest port authority.
Bali Tourist Police
Dedicated tourist police in Kuta — English-speaking assistance for visitors.
Embassies
Honorary Consulate Bali
Several countries maintain honorary consulates in Denpasar — check with your embassy for details.

