Comfort
5N / 6DBali Essentials 5N
- Kuta 2N
- Ubud 3N
- Stays
- Breakfast
- Private cab
- Sightseeing
- Sunset and Kecak performance at the Uluwatu cliffs
- Sunrise hike on Mount Batur over Lake Batur
- Three nights in Ubud, the heart of Balinese arts and temples
Bali Tour Packages
Compare Bali tour packages from India with Ubud, Uluwatu and Nusa Penida routes, private transfers and visa help. Get a free itinerary from a planner.
- Packages from₹30,000 (approximate) per personApproximate, excl. GST
- Our packages5 to 7 nights
- Best timeMay to Sep
- Visa for IndiansVisa on arrival
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Comfort
6N / 7DBali & Nusa Penida 6N
- Seminyak 1N
- Ubud 2N
- Sanur 2N
- Nusa Dua 1N
- Stays
- Breakfast
- Private cab
- Sightseeing
- Ubud's temples, arts and rice terraces
- Sunrise hike up Mount Batur
- Day on Nusa Penida's cliffs and viewpoints
ComfortFamily
6N / 7DBali Family Fun 6N
- Ubud 2N
- Sanur 2N
- Nusa Dua 2N
- Stays
- Breakfast
- Private cab
- Sightseeing
- Two nights in Ubud with rice terraces and temples
- Calm beaches in Sanur and Nusa Dua, easy for children
- Fast-boat day trip from Sanur to Nusa Penida
ComfortHoneymoon
6N / 7DBali Honeymoon with Private Pool Villa 6N
- Ubud 3N
- Seminyak 3N
- Stays
- Breakfast
- Private cab
- Activities
- Six nights in private pool villas across Ubud and Seminyak
- Ubud temples and rice terraces
- Mount Batur sunrise hike
Comfort
7N / 8DBali Gili Islands 7N
- Seminyak 1N
- Ubud 3N
- Sanur 2N
- Nusa Dua 1N
- Stays
- Breakfast
- Private cab
- Sightseeing
- Sunrise hike on Mount Batur over Lake Batur
- Three nights in Ubud with temples and rice terraces
- Boat day trip from Sanur to Nusa Penida's cliffs
*Approximate price per person, excl. GST. Contact us for exact pricing.
At a glance
About Bali
- Packages from₹30,000 (approximate)per person, excl. GST
- Our packages5 to 7 nights
- Best timeMay to Sep
- Visa for IndiansVisa on arrival
Why go
Why visit Bali
- 01
Ubud
Ubud combines Balinese arts, temple ceremonies and rice terraces, and it deserves two days. Stay just outside the busy centre for quiet.
- 02
Uluwatu
Uluwatu has dramatic limestone cliffs and a sunset Kecak performance at the temple. Book Kecak tickets early.
- 03
Nusa Penida
Nusa Penida offers cliffs, offshore viewpoints and snorkelling, reached by boat from Sanur. Travellers say famous viewpoints get crowded, so allow two days and keep plans light.
- 04
Mount Batur
Mount Batur gives a pre-dawn summit hike with sunrise over Lake Batur. The climb is steep, and weather can hide the view.
- 05
Seminyak
Seminyak has Bali's best concentration of design-led resorts, restaurants and beach clubs. Travellers report that Indian and vegetarian food is available here, as well as in Sanur and Ubud.
- 06
May to September
These months are Bali's dry stretch, and August is driest at just 35 mm of rain. May, June and September are less crowded than July and August.
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Honeymoon
Honeymoon couples get Ubud and Seminyak in one trip. Ubud offers rice terraces, temple ceremonies and wellness stays. Seminyak adds design-led resorts, beach clubs and sunset dining. Then add Uluwatu's limestone cliffs and the sunset Kecak performance at its temple.
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Family trips work best around Nusa Dua and Sanur. Nusa Dua has calm, maintained beaches and resort facilities. Sanur is calmer still and the launch point for boats to Nusa Penida. Ubud adds rice terraces and temple ceremonies for culture.
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Where to go
Top places for your Bali trip
- 1
Kuta
beachConvenient base for first-time visitors, sunsets, nightlife and airport access.
- 2
Mount Batur
hillPre-dawn summit hikes provide sunrise views over Lake Batur and volcanic terrain.
- 3
Nusa Dua
beachOffers calm, maintained beaches and resort infrastructure suited to families and luxury travellers.
- 4
Nusa Penida
natureKnown for iconic cliffs, offshore viewpoints, snorkelling and dramatic coastal scenery.
- 5
Sanur
beachCalmer coastal setting and the principal launch area for boats to Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida.
- 6
Seminyak
beachBest concentration of design-led resorts, restaurants, beach clubs and sunset dining.
- 7
Ubud
heritageCombines Balinese arts, temple ceremonies, rice terraces and wellness stays inland.
- 8
Uluwatu
heritageDramatic limestone cliffs, surf beaches and the sunset Kecak performance at the temple.
Season guide
Best time to visit Bali
- JanRainy31°C
- FebRainy31°C
- MarGood31°C
- AprGood31°C
- MayBest30°C
- JunBest29°C
- JulBest29°C
- AugBest29°C
- SepBest30°C
- OctGood31°C
- NovGood31°C
- DecRainy31°C
- Best: May to Sep
- Good: fewer crowds, check the weather
- Rainy: heavy rain, lower prices
Our verdict
The best time to visit Bali is May to September, when monthly rainfall stays between 35 mm and 75 mm. May, June and September work best. They are dry, reach highs of 29–30°C and draw fewer visitors than July–August. Avoid July and August if you dislike crowds and peak pricing. August is the driest month at 35 mm, but also the busiest. Avoid December to February, when rain runs 270–340 mm a month. December also brings high demand and elevated prices around Christmas–New Year.
Day by day
Sample 6-day Bali itinerary
Based on our Bali Essentials 5N package. Your trip expert can stretch or shorten any day.
- Day1
Arrival in Kuta
Land at Denpasar airport and meet your driver. Transfer to your hotel in Kuta, which is close to the airport. Check in and rest after the journey. In the evening, walk to Kuta beach for the sunset. Kuta is lively after dark, so choose a relaxed dinner or an early night. Your sightseeing starts tomorrow.
- Day2
Uluwatu Cliffs and Kecak Sunset
Spend the morning at your own pace in Kuta. Swim, shop or rest at the hotel. In the afternoon, your driver takes you south to Uluwatu. Walk along the limestone cliffs and look down at the surf. Stay for the sunset Kecak performance at the temple. Roads are slow at that hour, so you return to Kuta late in the evening.
- Day3
Drive to Ubud
Check out after breakfast and drive north to Ubud. Traffic is heavy on this route, so expect the transfer to take a good part of the morning. Check in to your hotel and rest. In the afternoon, explore Ubud, the centre of Balinese arts and temple life. Walk its lanes and see the rice terraces near the town. You stay here for three nights.
- Day4
Mount Batur Sunrise Hike
Wake well before dawn for the drive to Mount Batur. Climb the steep path to the summit and watch the sun rise over Lake Batur and the volcanic land. Cloud can hide the view, so sunrise is not guaranteed. Return to Ubud and rest for the day. Skip the climb if you prefer a gentler morning in town.
- Day5
Ubud at Leisure
Today has no fixed plan, so you can recover from the early hike. Visit a temple, browse the arts and craft shops, or book a spa session at your own cost. Walk through Ubud's lanes and stop for a long lunch. Ubud centre gets crowded, so go out early or late for a calmer feel. Enjoy a quiet last evening.
- Day6
Departure from Bali
Have breakfast and check out of your hotel. Your driver takes you to Denpasar airport for your flight home. Bali traffic can be slow, so the road from Ubud takes longer than the map suggests. Leave early to keep a comfortable buffer before check-in. Your Bali holiday ends here.
Budget guide
How much does a Bali trip cost?
Starting prices of our packages, per person on twin sharing, excl. GST and flights.
Hotel tier moves a Bali price most, from 3-star stays in Kuta or Sanur to 5-star resorts or private villas in Nusa Dua, Uluwatu and Ubud. More nights add cost; 6–9 nights suits most trips. July, August and Christmas–New Year carry peak pricing, while May, June and September are calmer shoulder months. Check inclusions: transfers, private-car sightseeing and breakfast count, but visa, tourist levy and insurance may be extra. Flights are not included.
| Hotel level | Trip length | Usually included | Price per person |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comfort5 packages | 5 to 7 nights | Stays, Breakfast, Private cab, Sightseeing, Activities | ₹30,000 to ₹40,000 (approximate)per person, excl. GST |
*Approximate price per person, excl. GST. Contact us for exact pricing.
Before you go
Visa and documents
Indian travellers need a paid visa on arrival for Bali. The fee is about ₹2,600 per person, and the visa is valid for 30 days from entry. Carry your passport, a return or onward ticket, a recent passport photograph, an email address with a payment card, and the Indonesia arrival card. Visa rules, fees and documents can change. Check the official Indonesian immigration e-VOA portal before you travel.
- Visa type
- Visa on arrival
- Visa fee
- ₹2,600
- Validity
- 30 days from entry
Documents you will need
- Passport
- Return or onward ticket
- Recent passport photograph
- Email address and payment card
- Indonesia arrival card
FAQs
Bali tour package FAQs
Quick answers to what travellers ask before booking a Bali trip. Ask your trip expert anything else.
How many days are enough for Bali?
Five days is a good first trip, covering southern Bali, Ubud and Uluwatu. Seven days is ideal, adding a Nusa Penida excursion and a calm coastal stay. Our packages run five to seven nights, and fourteen days suits travellers who want quiet eastern and northern areas.
What is the best time to visit Bali?
May to September is generally the drier season. May, June and September offer a good balance of dry weather and lighter crowds than July and August, which are the busiest and most expensive months. January and February are wetter.
Do Indians need a visa for Bali?
Yes. Indian ordinary-passport holders need an Indonesian visa. The usual route for eligible tourism travel is a 30-day visa on arrival or an e-VOA. Check the current rules and fees on the official Indonesian immigration site before you travel.
Is Bali good for families and couples?
Yes. Families often prefer calm beaches in Sanur and Nusa Dua and a private driver, while couples often prefer Seminyak or a slower two-base itinerary. A private vehicle is more practical than public transport because traffic slows distances.
Which area is best to stay in Bali for a first visit?
Seminyak is a practical first-visit base for many couples and independent travellers, with restaurants including Indian options and access to Ubud, Nusa Penida and the southern beaches. Families may prefer Sanur or Nusa Dua for calmer beaches.
Do your Bali packages include flights?
No. Our packages are land-only and include hotels, daily breakfast, private-vehicle transfers and sightseeing as listed, and visa assistance. Flights, most meals, entry fees, the visa fee, the Bali tourist levy and travel insurance are extra.
How long is the flight from India to Bali?
Roughly 7.5 to 8 hours non-stop from Bengaluru, Delhi and Mumbai when scheduled, and usually 8.5 to 10 hours with a stop from cities such as Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad and Pune. Check the schedule before booking.
Is vegetarian food easy to find in Bali?
Indian family travellers stress arranging food expectations in advance, and some areas such as Seminyak have Indian restaurants. Tell your planner about vegetarian or Jain needs so hotels and meals can be planned around them.
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