The diversity of Bali seems to be endless. Sandy beaches, lush terraced rice fields and daily ceremonies mark it as the most popular island in Indonesia. A welcoming and rich Hindu culture and the tropical climate make it one of a kind.
27°
Ngurah Rai International
Indonesian Rupiah
Indonesian, Balinese
Hinduism
4.2 Million
Bali is a paradise for surfers, with waves all year round. Most GoBali students join group surf classes at the beginning of the studies to get in tune with the ocean.
From the many beaches in Bali, each has its own character. After class there is time to explore all the beauties of Bali and enjoy a fresh coconut on one of its hidden beaches.
Discover the depth of the ocean at one of the countless diving spots around the island. The captivating marine life makes diving one of the must-try’s for water lovers.
Bali is an exception compared to the rest of Indonesia as the majority of its people is Hindu. Offerings are visible along the streets and rituals are present in everyday life.
Faith is a very important factor in the daily life of the Balinese. Many ceremonies throughout the year bring some additional holidays to the calendar.
Balinese are friendly, beautiful and smiling people who welcome visitors with open arms. There is not much left than learning and adapting their virtues.
Compared to many other famous study destinations in the world, Bali is very safe. Especially for single traveling women this is a strong reason to choose Bali.
Liberal, open-minded and warm-hearted Balinese people make you feel welcome and secure. To most students Bali feels like home away from home.
International hospitals with technical and modern facilities provide professional healthcare.
For peace of mind, exchange students are advised to have a travel insurance.
