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When is the best time to visit Bali? A guide to the Indonesian island’s dry and rainy seasons
A HOLIDAY to the Indonesian island of Bali is considered a trip of a lifetime.
Thanks to its tranquil waters and idyllic beaches, this Indonesian island is considered a dream vacation. Here is your complete guide on the best time to visit this captivating destination.
Bali has long been the vacation of dreams, thanks to palm-fringed beaches, inviting ocean and stunning landscape.
Travellers go there to soak up the culture and immerse themselves in the laid back Indonesian way of life.
Known for it’s tranquil setting, Bali is a hotspot for holidaymakers from all over the world.
Whether globetrotters want to relax on an idyllic shore or head out for an adventure, Bali is the place to be.
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Best time to visit Bali
If you are thinking of visiting Bali, the best time of year to go there is between the months of May and August.
This is because the weather is more settled and the heat is more bearable at this time of year.
Although August is the coolest month of the year, holiday-goers need not worry about missing out on sun.
Temperatures still can peak at a maximum of 29C and have an average low of 24C.
Dry season in Bali
Travellers wanting to hit the dry season on the famous Indonesian island will be happy to know that there are seven months of the year when there is no rain.
Sunbathers can expect clear skies and hot weather between April and October, with the average temperature being in the low 30s.
However, this time of year tends to attract an influx of tourists.
It’s a great time for snorkelling and water sports, plus those wanting more adventure can take on one of the hiking trails.
Please note, it can be more expensive to book flights, accommodation and activities during these months.
Rainy season in Bali
The rainy season not only brings wet weather, but is also very hot and humid.
There are five months of the year when the island it hit by heavy rainfall and those are from November to April.
During this time, downpours tend to hit the island in the morning and afternoon.
There might be a few days when it rains non-stop, but this isn’t common.
Something to also be aware of are tropical cyclones during this time.
These are very heavy rain and strong winds that the island experiences.
These tropical cyclones tend to hit between January and mid-April.
Cheapest time to visit Bali
If you’re thinking of doing Bali on a budget, the best time to go is to avoid peak season.
More expensive times to go there are June to August and late December to early January.
Holidaymakers are advised to travel during low season, for a more affordable vacation.
Visiting Bali in February, March, September, October, November and early December can save travellers a lot of money.
This is because the price of flights and accommodations during these months can be cheaper.
Bali weather by month
Here we look at the temperatures you can expect each month in Bali:
- January 29C – 23C
- February 30C – 22C
- March 30C – 23C
- April 32C – 22C
- May 33C – 23C
- June 31C – 22C
- July 31C – 22C
- August 31C – 22C
- September 31C – 22C
- October 31C – 23C
- November 31C – 23C
- December 30C – 23C
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I live in the chocolate-box town known as ‘Yorkshire’s foodie capital’ – here’s why Christmas is the best time to visit
A TINY town in the north of Britain could soon become the ‘UK’s food capital’ – and you’ll want to visit during Christmas.
Set on the edge of the North York Moors, the small English town of Malton is famous for its annual food festival as well as monthly food market.
For the last several years, local Tom Naylor-Leyland – who starred on Channel 5’s ‘Our Great Yorkshire Life’ – has been promoting Malton as the county’s food capital.
And another local has explained why she thinks the town is on the up.
Clara Challoner Walker, who has lived in Malton for the last nine years, owns natural beauty business Cosy Cottage.
Talking exclusively to the Sun Newspaper, she said: “Over the last five years, more creatives and artists have arrived in Malton.
“While the profile of the town hasn’t grown as quickly, there’s also a lag.
“You can only be famous because you’re doing really well, so you have to start doing the stuff really well first, and then the fame will follow.”
She added: “Malton has loads of independent shops, including gift and book shops.
“There’s a fantastic bookshop called Kemps as well as boutique clothing shops like Rusty Fox and Bias.
“Another favourite of mine is McMillans of Malton, which sells whisky and gin – the owner wears a kilt and there’s even a hidden speakeasy upstairs.”
And with its own Shambles shopping street, there are plenty of other independent shops to choose from including Environmental Art, Magpie Antiques and The Drunk Candle Company.
Visitors can become a creative for a couple of hours too, with artists and skilled craftspeople running workshop sessions.
The Cook’s Place runs cookery lessons like cake decorating, Cosy Cottage runs soap and candle-making workshops and there are even blacksmithing workshops.
Clara also revealed why Christmas is the best time to visit the town as well.
She added: “The blacksmithing workshops make brilliant Christmas gifts because they’re homemade, but people will also buy workshops as a Christmas present for the following year.”
What is it like to visit Malton?
THE SUN’s assistant travel editor Sophie Swietochowski visited Malton in 2022, here’s what she thought.
Malton’s monthly food market is reason enough to visit the Yorkshire foodie hub with stalls selling everything from monstrous brownies crammed with sweets and biscuits to artisan cheeses and fresh pork scratchings at £2 a bag.
Swing by the Cocoa Drop stand for some miniature choccies stuffed with unusual fillings like goats cheese, lemon posset and Jack Daniels.
Head down early to avoid the queues of hungry locals, then you can tuck into your goodies while listening to the live band by the church.
If you’ve missed the market, there’s no need to stress as the pubs and restaurants here are some of the best in the country – many feature in the Michelin guide.
And there really is something for everyone. Vegan? The Purple Carrot is the spot for you, serving colourful cauliflower cakes, and loaded sandwiches. More of a carnivore? The Fox and Rabbit does a cracking Sunday roast with all the trimmings – but make sure you go hungry as the portions are huge.
Visitors who want to experience a taste of these sessions should head to Malton on November 23, when St Clement’s Festival takes place.
The festival, which is now in its second year, is described as a “celebration of Malton’s host of craftspeople” with activities and demonstrations taking place throughout the day.
Sculpture and art trails, light shows and musical performances, also take place throughout the day, while twinkling Christmas lights, trees and decorations adorn the town.
Other tourist attractions in the town include Malton Museum, Eden Camp Modern History Museum, Malton Castle Gardens.
There are also two galleries in Malton where visitors can purchase paintings and artwork.
And thanks to its food scene, there are plenty of places to stop for a bite to eat including the Purple Carrot, a vegetarian cafe which happens to be one of Clara’s favourites.
Other well-regarded restaurants include Florio’s Italian, Forty Six Malton, La Trattoria, Omni Bar & Yorkshire Grill and Tui‘s Thai Restaurant.
Three lesser-known towns to visit in Yorkshire
Here are three lesser-known towns to visit in Yorkshire.
- Hebden Bridge: Nestled in the Calder Valley, Hebden Bridge is a charming market town known for its vibrant arts scene, independent shops, and picturesque canals. The town has a bohemian feel and is surrounded by stunning countryside, making it ideal for both cultural exploration and outdoor activities.
- Richmond: This historic market town in North Yorkshire is often overlooked in favour of more famous destinations, but it has much to offer. Richmond boasts a Norman castle with spectacular views, a Georgian theatre, and a beautiful cobbled marketplace. The town sits on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, providing easy access to scenic walks and natural beauty.
- Pickering: Located on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, Pickering is a delightful town with a rich history. It is home to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, which offers heritage steam train rides through stunning landscapes. The town also features Pickering Castle and the Beck Isle Museum, making it a great spot for history enthusiasts.
For overnight stays, there are a handful of hotels in Malton like The Talbot, The Old Lodge and the Mount Hotel.
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These havens of tranquility go beyond providing comfortable beds and quiet rooms. They curate holistic experiences that tap into the restorative power of sleep, incorporating spa treatments, wellness programs, and mindful amenities to help guests disconnect from the everyday and reconnect with themselves.
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The St. Regis Venice: Where Luxury Meets Rejuvenation
Imagine waking up in a palatial room overlooking the Grand Canal, the gentle lapping of water against gondolas lulling you into a state of serenity. This is the magic of The St. Regis Venice, a hotel steeped in history and elegance. Beyond its opulent décor and breathtaking views, the hotel offers a sanctuary for those seeking deep relaxation: the renowned Valmont Spa.
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Nestled within exquisite spa suites, the Valmont Spa is a haven of tranquility. Inspired by Swiss skincare traditions, it offers a range of treatments designed to rejuvenate and invigorate. After a restful sleep in one of the hotel’s lavishly appointed rooms, guests can indulge in therapies that combat the effects of aging and boost energy levels.
A standout offering is the Energy Spa Ritual, a revitalizing treatment that combats fatigue and dullness by stimulating skin cell oxygenation. Perfect after a long journey or a day exploring Venice’s captivating streets, this ritual leaves guests feeling refreshed and ready to embrace the city’s beauty.
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W Scottsdale: Energizing Escape with a Focus on Wellness
For those seeking a vibrant yet relaxing retreat, W Scottsdale offers a unique blend of energy and tranquility. The hotel’s AWAY Spa provides a stylish sanctuary where guests can de-stress and recharge. With its focus on personalized treatments and innovative therapies, AWAY Spa caters to individual needs, ensuring a truly revitalizing experience.
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Complementing the spa is the WET Deck, a chic oasis with stunning views and a lively atmosphere. Here, guests can unwind by the pool, soak up the Arizona sunshine, and enjoy refreshing cocktails. The WET Deck provides the perfect balance of social interaction and peaceful relaxation, catering to different moods and preferences.
W Scottsdale further enhances the sleep experience with thoughtful in-room amenities. A Sleep and Recovery Kit, featuring calm sleep gummies and a hydrating electrolyte mix, promotes restful slumber. Luxurious bath products and the signature W bed, renowned for its comfort, further contribute to a truly restorative stay.
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Everline Resort & Spa: Nature’s Embrace in the Sierra Nevada
Nestled amidst the breathtaking scenery of Northern California’s Olympic Valley, Everline Resort & Spa is a multigenerational haven that embraces the healing power of nature. The resort’s spa offers a range of treatments inspired by the surrounding environment, designed to relax the mind, body, and soul.
Soul to Sole Massage: This targeted massage focuses on areas prone to tension after travel, including the head, neck, shoulders, and feet. Incorporating aromatherapy and acupressure, it promotes relaxation and prepares the body for a restful sleep.
Lavender Dream Body Experience: Immerse yourself in the calming scent of lavender with this full-body treatment. An invigorating exfoliation is followed by a soothing massage with warm stones and lavender oil, leaving you feeling balanced and rejuvenated.
Ginger Renewal Body Experience: Experience the warming and invigorating properties of ginger in this revitalizing treatment. A full-body exfoliation, followed by a massage with ginger oil and warm stones, leaves you feeling refreshed and energized.
Everline Wellness Massage: This signature massage is tailored to your specific needs, using a combination of techniques to create a truly personalized and serene experience.
Juniper Sensory Body Wrap: Awaken your senses with this uplifting treatment. A eucalyptus foot cleansing ritual and dry brushing are followed by a warm body wrap infused with the calming scent of neroli, leaving you feeling refreshed and revitalized.
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THE world’s longest suspension bridge has finally been given the go-ahead – linking Italy to its biggest island.
First announced back in the early 2000s, the €14.6billion (£12.1billion) bridge would join the mainland to Sicily.
A contract was given for the bridge back in 2009, only for the plans to be scrapped in 2013.
But it has finally been given the go-ahead, with construction to start this year.
The Società Stretto di Messina and the Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency of the European Commission (CINEA9) – the construction company behind the bridge – has signed a new funding proposal.
Around €25million of the infrastructure will be covered by the EU – 50 per cent of the executive design costs.
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The bridge was initally estimated to cost €10billion, although a forecast conducted by the Treasury’s Economic and Financial Document (DEF) said it would be closer to €14.6billion.
This includes €13.5billion for the bridge itself and another €1.1billion for better rail-links between Sicily and the south of Italy.
It hopes to open until in the 2030s, with no confirmed date.
Matteo Salvini, Italy’s infrastructure minister said it had “always been one of his goals” to build the bridge.
Currently, travellers have to fly to the island, or get a ferry, taking anything between 20 minutes to 24 hours.
But the new bridge would have both road and rail links, stretching 3km (1.8 miles) long.
There would be three vehicle lanes going in each direction, with just two used by the public and one would be for emergency situation.
As many as 6,000 cars and trucks could use the bridge every hour.
And train line would run throughout the middle, with as many as 200 a day.
The bridge project has faced both criticism and support.
Critics of the project fear it is badly placed, being in Italy‘s earthquake zone as well as concerns over the migration of birds between Africa and Europe.
However, supporters of the bridge say it would help the country’s struggling economy, especially in the south.
It’s not the only record-breaking attraction being built.
The world’s biggest airport hopes to open by 2030, with 120million passengers a year.
King Salman International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia will have a six runways with international flights.
Launching next year is the world’s biggest cruise ships, dubbed a “theme park at sea”.
Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas will launch in summer 2025.
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- Chessington World of Adventures Waterpark is set to have wave, infinity and spa pools as well as waterslides and cabanas.
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