Bali Tour Packages For Friends

Bali suits a group because one week can hold very different days. You can spend a night at a Seminyak beach club, take a speedboat to the cliffs of Nusa Penida, raft the river near Ubud and still get a lazy pool afternoon in a villa. The hard part is the planning. Who shares which room, does everyone fit in one car, and what does the whole thing cost for six people? Pick the trip closest to your plan, tell us how many of you are going and from which cities, and our agents will quote it for your group.

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Best Bali Trips for Friends, Compared

These five trips fit a friends group best, and together they cover most of what groups ask us for. Prices are per person on twin sharing, without flights, as listed on 1 November 2026.

Want something cheaper, or a smarter hotel for the same days? Our budget Bali packages and luxury Bali packages use the same routes at different hotel grades.

How Much Does a Bali Trip with Friends Cost?

A 6-day Bali trip with friends costs Rs 19,990 to Rs 27,000 per person on land, so a group of 4 pays about Rs 80,000 to Rs 1,08,000 in total before flights, visa and levy. Add return flights, visa and levy, and most groups land between Rs 53,000 and Rs 86,000 a head.

A per-person price hides the number the organiser actually has to collect. This table multiplies the listed card price by the size of your group, on twin sharing, without flights. Your quote will replace these figures with real rates for your dates. Visa and levy add Rs 3,413 per person on top, which is Rs 13,652 for 4 friends and Rs 27,304 for 8.

Three things change the bill more than the hotel does.

• Flights. Return fares from Delhi, Mumbai or Bengaluru usually add Rs 30,000 to Rs 55,000 per person, and they climb fast in July, August and late December. Book the group's seats together as soon as dates are fixed.

• Odd numbers. Prices assume two people per room. With 5 or 7 friends, one of you either takes an extra bed in a triple room or pays a single supplement. Ask for both prices.

• What you do at night. Beach club day beds, drinks and dinners outside the hotel are never in a package. Most groups we plan for keep a shared kitty for these.

For the cost of Bali on any trip type, including couples and families, see our main Bali tour packages page.

Which Bali Trip Suits Your Group?

Start with what the group wants most, then let budget and days narrow it down.

• Mostly nights out. Base yourselves in Seminyak. The Exhilarating trip gives you two Seminyak nights in a villa and a self-planned day there, and the hotel dinners mean you only pay for the late part of the evening.

• Adventure first. The 6-day Nusa Penida trip has a speedboat day to Nusa Penida, a sightseeing day through Ubud and Mount Batur, and a free day you can fill with the Bali Swing, an ATV ride or rafting on the Ayung.

• Tight budget. The Superb trip at Rs 19,990 already pays for jet ski, banana boat and flying fish (the usual Bali water sports trio), plus the Bali Swing, which can cost a group more than the hotel upgrade would.

• Five days or six? Five days covers one base and one big day out. Six days fits two bases or a Nusa Penida day. Seven lets you sleep on an island, as the Lembongan trip does.

• Mixed group, mixed energy. Split the week between Kuta or Seminyak and Ubud. The party half of the group gets its nights and the rest get rice terraces and a spa.

A 6-Day Plan for Friends, Built on Our Kuta and Seminyak Trip

This is the day-by-day of the Exhilarating Bali Tour, with the swaps groups ask for most often. Each swap is quoted separately, so ask your agent to add the ones you want before you pay.

Where to Stay in Bali with Friends

Most friends groups split their nights between a lively base and a quiet one.

Seminyak is the usual first choice. It has the beach clubs, the better bars and restaurants, and villas with private pools down the lanes behind the beach. Kuta and Legian are cheaper and louder, with bars that stay open late and the airport 20 minutes away. Canggu suits surfers and groups who like cafés by day and Berawa's beach clubs at night. It isn't a base on our listed trips yet, so ask to swap a Seminyak night for a Canggu villa. Ubud is where you sleep after the rafting and the rice terraces, and the Exploring The Island Of Gods trip puts you in a private pool villa there. Some villas on these trips are set up for couples, so ask for twin beds or a two-bedroom villa when you book.

Villa or hotel rooms for six or more?

For 6 or more friends, a 3 or 4 bedroom villa with a shared pool often costs about the same per head as three hotel rooms. You also get a place to hang out together that isn't a bar. Hotels still win for groups of 2 to 4, because breakfast, housekeeping and a front desk come with the room. Tell your agent the group size and ask for both quotes. For a deeper look at each area, read our guide to the best places to stay in Bali.

What's Included and What's Not

Every trip on this page includes your stay, daily breakfast and private airport transfers. The rest depends on the trip, so compare the lines below before you compare two prices.

Beach club entry, drinks and nightlife are not part of any package. Keep a shared kitty for them from day one.

Visa, Levy and Flights from India

Indians need a paid visa for Bali. The e-VOA or visa on arrival costs IDR 500,000 for 30 days, about Rs 2,625, and the Bali tourist levy adds IDR 150,000, about Rs 788. That is Rs 3,413 per person at the exchange rate on 31 October 2026.

Each friend needs their own visa, a passport valid for at least 6 months and a return or onward ticket. Each person also files an online arrival card within 3 days before landing. In a group, this is the step someone forgets, so have one person check everyone's confirmation the night before you fly. Indonesia has said it plans to raise the visa fee, with no start date yet, so check the figure again before you collect money.

Trips with a Nusa Penida or Nusa Lembongan day add a small island fee. Klungkung Regency charges foreign adults IDR 25,000, about Rs 131, and in 2026 some Penida beaches and viewpoints started charging their own entry as well. Ask your agent whether these fees are in the package price.

Non-stop flights run from Delhi on Air India and from Bengaluru on IndiGo. IndiGo's Mumbai flight stops in Chennai, and from most other cities you connect once, and a group flying from two cities can still share one land package. Give your agent each sub-group's arrival time, and ask for two airport pickups if you land more than two hours apart.

Nights Out and Bachelor Trips in Bali

Bali is one of the easiest bachelor trips from India because the nights are close together. Seminyak has Potato Head and a strip of bars along Jalan Kayu Aya. Canggu's Berawa beach has Finns and Atlas, and Kuta's Legian Street runs latest of all. Most beach clubs take walk-ins in the afternoon, but a day bed for a group of 8 at sunset needs booking a day or two ahead.

A few rules keep the trip safe. Drink at licensed bars and stick to sealed bottles, because cheap arak cocktails from unlicensed stalls have caused methanol poisoning in Bali. Nobody who has been drinking should ride a scooter, and riding one needs an International Driving Permit that covers motorcycles, along with your Indian licence. Keep the villa address saved on every phone, and use a ride app or the hotel's driver to get back.

For a night-by-night list, read our guides to nightlife in Bali, bars in Seminyak and bars in Canggu. Planning a stag trip? Our list of things to do in Bali for bachelors has ideas beyond the bars.

Best Time for a Friends Trip to Bali

Bali works year round, but April to October is the best season for a friends trip. That is the dry season, with sunny days, calm seas for the Nusa Penida boats and the best beach club afternoons.

Dry season, April to October. This is when most Bali trips for friends are booked. July and August are the busiest and dearest months, so book flights and villas early. April, May, June and October give you mostly dry days at lower prices.

Wet season, November to March. Rain usually comes in short afternoon bursts, and packages are cheaper. Boats to Nusa Penida get rougher and some boats do not sail on bad days, so keep a spare day. Avoid the week of Nyepi, the Balinese day of silence in March, when the airport, bars and beaches all close for 24 hours. For month-by-month weather, see our guide to the best time to visit Bali.

How to Reach Bali

By air. Bali has one international airport, Ngurah Rai International Airport, just south of Kuta and about 13 km from central Denpasar. When booking a Bali trip package for friends, keep the private airport transfer in the package. An airport taxi for a group with luggage often needs two cars and costs more than the transfer. City-by-city routes are in our guide on how to reach Bali.

By ship. If Singapore is part of your plan, you can reach Bali on a cruise. See our Bali cruise packages.

Why Book Your Bali Friends Trip with TravelTriangle

• Only the best agents. You deal only with the top 10% reviewed agents, chosen through a 23-step assessment by TravelTriangle.

• Quotes built for your group. Send your group size, room split and departure cities, and compare quotes from several agents for the same trip.

• Payment protection. TravelTriangle releases your payment to the agent only after you receive your booking vouchers and receipts.

• Help on the trip. Local agents give 24x7 on-trip assistance, so a missed pickup or a changed boat time gets sorted on the spot.

Travelling as a larger organised party, such as an office or family group? Our Bali group tour packages are planned for that. Going alone? See our Bali solo trip packages.

Tips for a Friends Trip to Bali

• Book your Bali trip package for friends early if you are travelling in the dry months, because villas for 6 or more go first.

• For a smarter Bali trip with friends, book your villa or hotel in Seminyak, and keep Kuta for one big night out.

• Many Bali villas have 2 and 3 bedroom options, which are the best way for a group to stay together.

• Bargain at markets, but for taxis use a metered Bluebird cab or the Grab or Gojek app instead of agreeing a fare on the street.

• Use one shared expense app from day one. It saves the argument on the last night.

For everything else about the island, from temples to food, see our Bali travel guide.

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