When it comes to Seminyak beach resorts, one of the biggest markets is Australia, where tourists flock to Bali to flee the freezing Australian winter months. During this time, rates in places such as Anantara Seminyak Bali Resort tend to soar due to the influx of tourism. This year however, the prices seem to have dropped. It has been calculated that an average of drop of $50 will take place during this crucial time, which starts off in the month of August. That reduction in price, when converted to the local currency, is a fairly decent amount, which can be channelled towards enhancing the adventure. If you ever thought about visiting the gorgeous island of Bali, this might be the best time, where the climate is ideal, and the rates are low.
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