Fabric first
Linen, cotton, silk. Bali sits 8° south of the equator: 26–32°C with humidity often above 80%, so anything synthetic will be unpleasant by mid-morning.

Before you fly
Eight degrees south of the equator, 80% humidity, and one dress code that is genuinely mandatory.
Ask about anything specificThe short answer
Pack natural fabrics for 26–32°C and humidity above 80%, one smart outfit each for evenings, and something that covers shoulders and knees for temples — that last one is mandatory rather than polite.
Six categories
Villas have laundry. Pack for four days and wash, rather than for fourteen.
Where you are going
Daytime
Evening
Humidity
Footwear
Rain
Only the 7-day itinerary goes into the highlands. If you are staying on the coast and in Ubud, ignore the right-hand column entirely.
Leave at home
Consistently the most over-packed items, in our experience.
Before you write to us
Shoulders and knees covered for both of you, plus a sarong and sash tied at the waist. Most temples lend them at the entrance. It is enforced, not decorative.
Bring reef-safe if you plan to snorkel — it is harder to find locally and the regular kind bleaches coral. Otherwise it is widely available.
Type C and F, 230V, same as most of continental Europe. UK and US visitors need an adapter.
Yes, at every villa we use, and usually same-day. This is the single biggest thing that lets you pack light.
Only if your itinerary goes into the highlands — Munduk and Kintamani evenings are genuinely cool. On the coast and in Ubud, no.

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