Travel Health Tips
Will My Vacation Be Impacted by Monsoon Season in Bali?
Bali is a tropical paradise known for its beaches, lush landscapes, and year-round warm weather. But if you’re planning a trip between November and April, you might hear locals mention the monsoon or rainy season. So, what exactly does that mean and should you be worried about your holiday plans? Bali’s rainy season is uponRead more
Understanding Hot Spells: Health Risks & How to Stay Safe
In recent years, extreme heat and heatwaves have become increasingly frequent and intense across many regions. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), extreme heat is one of the world’s deadliest natural hazards, responsible for hundreds of thousands of heat-related deaths every year. For travelers, outdoor workers, and anyone living in tropical climates, understanding howRead more
Oktoberfest in Bali: Celebrate Responsibly and Recover with Hangover Infusion Therapy
Oktoberfest is one of the most iconic festivals in the world, celebrated with lively music, traditional food, and of course a lots of beer. While the festival is rooted in German tradition, Oktoberfest events are now held across the globe, including in Bali, attracting both locals and international visitors. But as fun as Oktoberfest canRead more
Bali Flu: What Travelers Need to Know and How to Stay Healthy
Bali is one of the world’s most popular travel destinations, known for its tropical climate, stunning beaches, and vibrant culture. However, many travelers may experience flu-like symptoms during their stay — often referred to as the “Bali flu.” While it’s not a specific medical condition, the term is commonly used to describe symptoms that canRead more
Padel and Your Health: Staying Safe While Playing the World’s Fastest-Growing Sport
Padel is one of the fastest-growing sports worldwide, combining the best elements of tennis and squash into a dynamic, fun, and highly social game. Its smaller court size and doubles format make it easy to learn, enjoyable for beginners, and still challenging for experienced athletes. In Bali, padel is rapidly gaining popularity. not only asRead more
Facts & Myths About the Flu: What Travelers in Bali Should Know
The flu (influenza) is one of the most common illnesses worldwide, and Bali is no exception. It is a highly contagious respiratory infection, particularly in the first 2–3 days after onset, and in some cases, it can spread even before symptoms appear. For travelers, catching the flu on holiday can disrupt plans and create unnecessaryRead more
Staying Healthy While Traveling to Bali During the Rainy Season
Bali is a dream destination year-round, but if you’re visiting between November and March, you’ll likely encounter the island’s rainy season. Weather patterns across the world, including in Indonesia, have become less predictable in recent years. While tropical showers bring lush greenery and cooler air, they can also create unique health challenges for travelers. ToRead more
Rabies Awareness in Bali: What Travelers Need to Know
Bali is one of the world’s most popular holiday destinations, famous for its beaches, culture, and tropical charm. However, travelers should also be aware of certain health risks, and rabies is one of the most important. Rabies is a viral disease transmitted through the bite or scratch of infected animals, most commonly dogs and monkeys.Read more
Staying Healthy During Bali’s Wet Dry Season
Indonesia's climate is well known for its tropical dual seasons, dry and rainy. However, in recent years, the dry season (usually between May and September) has become increasingly unpredictable. Many parts of Bali now experience what's known as a "wet dry season" (Kemarau Basah) a period where sunshine is frequently interrupted by heavy rain andRead more
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