Your journey to Koa
Arrival Guide
Your journey to Koa
Arrival Route
I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport to The Koa Estate, Jalan Bumbak Dauh, Umalas.
About half an hour via Jl. Sunset Road, the most direct route, in usual traffic.
Arrivals
Your driver meets you at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport. Private transfers are arranged on request.
North past Kuta
The road leaves the airport and heads north, passing Kuta, Legian and Seminyak on your left.
Seminyak to Umalas
The beach clubs and boutiques fall away as the roads quieten and rice fields open up.
The Koa Estate
Jalan Bumbak Dauh, Umalas, Kerobokan. Your team is at the gate.
Illustration, not to scale. Allow 30 to 45 minutes from the airport. The drive is half an hour in usual traffic and can take longer at peak hours and on public holidays.
Before you land
The Airport
Depending on your passport, an e-visa may be required. Arrange it online before you travel. Bali’s airport is large and busy.
Once through, a quiet car is waiting if you would like it. We are delighted to arrange a personal pick-up from the airport on request, so that the first thing you meet in Bali is a familiar face.
Request a personal pick-up
I · The journey
From the airport to the estate
You will land at Ngurah Rai International Airport. The estate lies in Umalas, between Seminyak and Canggu, on Jalan Bumbak Dauh.
Journey times vary with traffic. Share your flight and we will be waiting beyond arrivals, with cold water and a quiet car.
II · Coming home
What to expect on arrival
The gate opens onto the garden. A cool towel, something to drink, and a slow walk through the estate.
Your rooms are ready, your toiletries chosen. Tell us about dietary wishes and little ones before you travel.
III · Island rhythms
Choosing your season
April to October is generally drier; November to March brings rain and the deepest green. Bali is warm all year.
School holidays and the festive season fill early. If your dates are fixed, plan ahead.
IV · Travel lightly
What to pack
Linen and cotton, swimwear, sandals, sun protection and a light rain layer.
A sarong and covered shoulders for temple visits. Check visa and entry requirements through official sources before you fly.