When visiting Bali, there are a few things that you should avoid doing in order to
respect the local culture and customs.

1. Dress modestly: Bali is a predominantly Hindu island and it's important to dress modestly when visiting temples or other sacred sites. Women should avoid wearing revealing clothing and both men and women should avoid wearing shorts or sleeveless shirts.
2. Do not touch or step over offerings: Offerings are made daily in Bali as a form of worship and it is considered disrespectful to touch or step over them.
3. Do not litter: Bali is known for its beautiful beaches and natural landscapes, it is important to keep these places clean by not littering.
4. Do not take photographs of people without permission: Balinese people are very friendly, but it is important to ask for permission before taking photographs of them or their property.
5. Do not engage in illegal activities: Bali has strict laws against drug use and possession, it is important to follow these laws to avoid serious legal consequences.
6. Do not haggle too much: Haggling is part of the culture in Bali, but it is important to be respectful and not haggle too much, especially when dealing with small businesses or local vendors.
7. Do not ignore local customs: Bali has a rich culture and it is important to respect and follow local customs, such as removing your shoes before entering a temple or not pointing your feet at someone.

By following these guidelines and being respectful of local culture and customs, you can have a wonderful and memorable trip to Bali. If you are staying in one of our rental villas, feel free to ask the staff for advice!