Cheap Bali Tour Packages

Every package on this page is labelled land only or flights included, so you are comparing like with like. Indians pay IDR 500,000 (about Rs 2,700) for a visa on arrival and a one-time IDR 150,000 (about Rs 800) Bali tourist levy, and we have counted both in the cost table below. Pick a package, send your dates, and up to three verified Bali agents will quote against each other. Competing quotes are the simplest way we know to get a budget trip cheaper.

Cheap Bali Packages by Budget (2026)

All prices are per person on twin sharing, sorted from cheapest. Click a package name for the full day-wise itinerary.

Bali tour packages under Rs 25,000

Five of our Bali packages cost less than Rs 25,000 per person on land. The 5N/6D Superb Bali Tour at Rs 19,990 is the cheapest per night. The 4N/5D Whimsical Bali Budget Trip at Rs 21,000 is the one to pick if you want a night or two in Ubud. It moves you from a Kuta hotel to an Ubud villa on Day 3 and adds Tegenungan waterfall, Kintamani and Tanah Lot. Couples can take any of the three honeymoon-labelled packages in this band. If you want candlelight dinners and private pool villas, look at our Bali honeymoon packages instead.

Bali tour packages under Rs 40,000

Between Rs 25,000 and Rs 40,000 you get more nights rather than fancier rooms. The 7N/8D Best Selling Bali Family Package at Rs 35,000 splits the trip between Kuta and Seminyak, which suits families who need slower days. Families can compare more options on our Bali family tour packages page.

Bali packages with flights under Rs 60,000

Selamat Datang di Bali is our lowest with-flights package at Rs 59,000 for 5N/6D, staying in Kuta and Seminyak. Compare it with the land-only cost table below before you decide. If you can book your own fare six to eight weeks out, land only plus your own flight is often cheaper.

Land Only vs With Flights: What a Cheap Bali Trip Really Costs

These are 5N/6D figures per person, with one column for a couple travelling together. The visa and levy rows are fixed government fees. The flight and food rows are the ranges our travellers report most often.

A family of four on the 7N/8D family package starts at about Rs 1.4 lakh on land before child rates, plus four return fares. Your agent quotes child prices for your exact ages. Planning a mid-range or luxury trip instead? Our full Bali trip cost from India breakdown covers every hotel class.

What you spend per day in Bali on a budget

What's Included in a Budget Bali Package (and What's Not)

Your quote lists exactly what your package covers before you pay anything. If a line is missing, ask the agent to add it or price it.

Cheapest Way to Fly from India to Bali

You land at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Denpasar, about 20 minutes from Kuta. Return economy fares from the big metros usually run Rs 20,000 to Rs 40,000, and three cities now have direct flights.

Book six to eight weeks ahead, fly midweek, and stay away from Diwali week, Christmas to New Year and the May to June school holidays. Those are when fares from India jump. Starting from a particular city? See our Bali packages from Delhi, from Mumbai and from Bangalore, or read how to reach Bali from India for every route.

Where to Stay in Bali on a Budget

Most of our budget packages base you in Kuta or Legian, the cheapest beach strip on the island and 20 minutes from the airport.

Seminyak, just north, costs a little more and has better cafés. Ubud is inland, so no beach, but guesthouses and small villas there are good value and you wake up near the rice terraces. Sanur on the east coast is quieter and suits families, and it is where the fast boats to Nusa Penida leave from. Canggu has the hostels and surf crowd.

Expect Rs 2,000 to Rs 4,000 a night for a clean 3 star room in any of these. Browse budget hotels in Bali or our area-by-area guide to the best places to stay in Bali.

Best Time to Visit Bali for Budget Travellers

Bali's dry season runs from April to October and its wet season from November to March. Prices follow the crowds, not the rain. The cheapest windows for Indian travellers are mid-January to March and late October to early December. Afternoon showers are common then, but mornings are usually clear enough for temples and beaches, and hotels discount.

July and August are Bali's busiest months, when European holidays fill hotels. From India, Diwali week, Christmas to New Year and the May to June school holidays push fares up. One more thing to check is Nyepi, the Balinese day of silence in March. The whole island, airport included, shuts for 24 hours. Month-by-month weather is on our best time to visit Bali guide.

Suggested Bali Itinerary for Budget Travellers

Five days is enough for Bali's big four (Kuta, Ubud, Nusa Penida and the south coast) without rushing. This is the plan our agents build most budget packages around, and you can swap any day.

Day 1: Arrival and Kuta Beach

Your driver meets you at Ngurah Rai airport and drops you at your Kuta hotel. Rest, then walk down to Kuta Beach for sunset. Dinner at a warung on Jalan Poppies costs a fraction of the beachfront restaurants.

Day 2: Ubud Temples and Rice Terraces

Head inland to Ubud. Walk the Tegallalang rice terraces before the 10 am crowds, stop at Tegenungan waterfall, and visit Tirta Empul, the spring-water temple where Balinese come to bathe. Coffee plantations on the way pour free tasting cups, and a cup of Luwak coffee costs a little extra.

Day 3: Nusa Penida Island Tour

Take the early fast boat from Sanur to Nusa Penida's west coast: Kelingking Beach (the T-rex cliff), Broken Beach and Crystal Bay. On most land-only packages this day is a paid add-on, so ask for it in your quote. Read our Nusa Penida guide before you go.

Day 4: Water Sports in Benoa and Uluwatu at Sunset

Spend the morning at Tanjung Benoa, Bali's water sports beach, on a parasail, a banana boat or a jet ski. Booked through your package, these cost less than walk-in prices on the beach. In the late afternoon drive to Uluwatu Temple on its clifftop and stay for the Kecak fire dance at sunset.

Day 5: Shopping and Departure

Spend the morning at Kuta Art Market, a short walk from most Kuta hotels and a short drive from the airport, for sarongs, wooden carvings and beachwear, then transfer to the airport for your flight back to India. Ubud Art Market is 1.5 hours or more inland, so shop there on Day 2 while you are already in Ubud.

Bali Visa, Tourist Levy and Money for Indians

For the step-by-step application, read our Bali visa for Indians guide.

How to Choose the Right Budget Bali Package

By who's travelling. Couples get the most from Kuta plus Seminyak; see Bali honeymoon packages. Families need more nights and fewer hotel changes; see Bali family packages. Friends and groups can split a driver; see Bali packages for friends and Bali group tours. Travelling alone? Try Bali solo trip packages.

By budget. Under Rs 25,000 land buys 3 to 5 nights in a 3 star room. Rs 25,000 to Rs 40,000 buys 7 nights. Above Rs 60,000 you are into with-flights or luxury Bali packages.

By days. With 3 or 4 nights, stay in one base (Kuta) and do day trips. With 5 or 6 nights, split Kuta and Ubud and add Nusa Penida. With 7 nights you can add Seminyak or a slow beach day.

By season. Mid-January to March and late October to early December are the cheapest. Book early if you can only travel in Diwali week or the May to June holidays.

Plan Your Budget Bali Trip

• Bali tour packages for every budget and duration
• Bali travel guide
• Places to visit in Bali
• Bali on a budget: a travelogue
• Budget hotels in Bali and budget resorts in Bali

Package prices on this page are checked against live agent quotes by our Bali desk, and visa and levy fees against the Indonesian Immigration and Love Bali portals.

Edited by TravelTriangle