Travel health in Bali requires several precautions. Vaccinations for hepatitis A, typhoid, and Japanese encephalitis are recommended, especially for extended stays or rural visits. Dengue fever is a risk, so use mosquito repellent and wear long sleeves. Tap water is unsafe; drink bottled water and avoid ice in drinks. Be cautious with food to prevent gastrointestinal issues. Sun protection is essential due to Bali's tropical climate. Ensure you have travel insurance to cover potential medical expenses, as healthcare facilities vary in quality. Finally, be aware of local traffic conditions and take precautions when swimming in the ocean due to strong currents.
 

Vaccine reccomendations

Most travellers:

• Hepatitis A
• Tetanus
• Typhoid

Some travellers:

• Chlolera
• Hepatitis B 
• Japenese Encephalitis 
• Polio
• Rabies
• Tuberculosis

Malaria

There is a low risk of malaria in Bali however if you are exploring other regions of Indonesia there maybe a high risk. Please feel free to get in touch to ask for more information.