9 Days Bali Package with Flights to Kuta and Ubud 9 Days & 8 Nights

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Who This Package Suits

Couples and groups of friends who want one trip that does both halves of Bali properly. Five nights in Kuta keep you 20 to 30 minutes from the airport and within an easy drive of the south-coast sights, so the busy days happen first. Three nights in a Tegallalang villa then slow things down, with the rice terraces a short walk or ride from your room.

It also suits first-time international travellers who would rather not book flights, hotels and transfers separately. The airfare, both hotels, six guided days and every transfer sit on one quote. If you only have a week, the 8-day Bali package with flights keeps the beach and swaps Ubud for Seminyak. Travelling with children? The 8 nights 9 days Bali family tour is paced for kids, though it is priced without flights. You can see every duration and budget on our Bali tour packages page.

Your Flights, Explained

The Rs 87,000 price includes return economy flights between India and Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar (DPS), the only airport on Bali. We price the flight that fits your dates and city, so the airline is confirmed on your quote rather than fixed on this page. Bali runs on WITA time, 2 hours 30 minutes ahead of India, so a morning arrival there is still the small hours at home.

Bali has become much easier to reach from India this year. Delhi and Bengaluru now have non-stop flights, and Mumbai has a one-stop daily service through Chennai.

The Delhi overnight non-stop works especially well with this itinerary. You land at 8:10 am, which leaves a full day to check in and nap before the Day 1 sunset cruise.

The Rs 87,000 starting price covers an off-peak fare from the cities on your quote. Christmas to New Year, Diwali week and long weekends carry a fare difference, and so does a departure city we have to route through a third airport. We tell you that difference before you pay, never after. Flying from Dubai or somewhere else outside India? Ask for a land-only quote and book your own flight. For airport-by-airport detail, see how to reach Bali from Delhi, Mumbai or Bengaluru.

Day-by-Day 9 Days Bali Itinerary

Day 1: Kuta, Arrival and Sunset Dinner Cruise

Our representative meets you outside arrivals at Ngurah Rai International Airport and drives you to the Ramada Bali Sunset Road in Kuta, 20 to 30 minutes away depending on traffic on Jalan Sunset Road. Check in and rest. In the late afternoon you are collected for a sunset dinner cruise from Benoa Harbour, where dinner is served on board as the boat heads out into the bay and the light drops behind the Bukit peninsula. You are back at the hotel by about 9 pm for an overnight stay.

Meals: dinner on the cruise.

Day 2: Kuta, Watersports at Tanjung Benoa and a Balinese Spa

After breakfast you drive about 30 minutes south to Tanjung Benoa, the strip of calm, reef-sheltered water where most of Bali's watersports operators run. The package includes a banana boat ride, a jet ski session and parasailing. Mornings are best, before the afternoon wind picks up. In the afternoon you are taken for a traditional Balinese spa, a full-body massage using pressure and long strokes with warm oil. The evening is free in Kuta. Overnight stay in Kuta.

Meals: breakfast.

Day 3: Kuta, Ulun Danu Beratan Temple and Tanah Lot Sunset

Today's drive heads north into the hills. Ulun Danu Beratan Temple sits on the edge of Lake Beratan at Bedugul, about two hours from Kuta and roughly 1,200 metres up, so it is noticeably cooler than the coast. Carry a light layer. Its tiered shrines appear to float on the water when the lake is high. On the way back you stop at Tanah Lot, the sea temple on a rock just off the west coast. At low tide you can walk to the base of the rock, though the inner temple is open only to worshippers. Stay on the clifftop for sunset before the drive back to Kuta.

Meals: breakfast.

Day 4: Kuta, Uluwatu Temple and the Kecak Dance

The morning is yours. Spend it on Kuta Beach or at the pool. In the afternoon you drive about an hour south to Uluwatu Temple, set on a limestone cliff some 70 metres above the Indian Ocean. A sarong and sash are handed out at the gate. Keep sunglasses, hats and phones out of reach, since the temple's monkeys are expert thieves. At sunset you take a seat in the open-air amphitheatre for the Kecak dance, where a circle of men chant the story of the Ramayana with no instruments at all. Return to Kuta for the night.

Meals: breakfast.

Day 5: Kuta, Ayung River Rafting

Enjoy a slow morning. Around midday you are driven inland towards Ubud, about 1.5 to 2 hours in traffic, for two hours of white-water rafting on the Ayung River. The rapids suit first-timers, the guides brief you in English and the route runs through a gorge lined with jungle and carved rock. Helmets and life jackets are provided. Bring a change of clothes, because you will get soaked. Return to Kuta in the evening for your last night on the coast.

Meals: breakfast.

Day 6: Ubud, Kintamani Tour and Transfer to Your Villa

Check out of the Ramada after breakfast. Your luggage travels with you today. The drive climbs to Kintamani, a ridge about 1,500 metres up on the rim of a huge caldera, with Mount Batur, an active volcano, and Lake Batur spread out below. You also stop at a coffee plantation to see how Balinese coffee is grown and roasted, with a free tasting of the house brews. From Kintamani the road runs back down through the rice country to Vrindavan Villa in Tegallalang, where you check in for three nights.

Meals: breakfast.

Day 7: Ubud at Your Own Pace (Tegallalang, Tirta Empul and Ubud Palace)

Today is free, and Ubud rewards an early start. The Tegallalang rice terraces are close to your villa. Go before 9 am, when the light is soft and the tour buses have not arrived, and try the jungle swing if you want the photo (paid on site). From there it is a short drive to Tirta Empul in Tampaksiring, the spring-fed water temple where Balinese Hindus queue at the stone spouts to bathe. Visitors may join in wearing a sarong. Spend the afternoon at Ubud Palace and the Ubud Art Market across the road, where batik, wood carvings and silver are sold and bargaining is expected. A private car for the day can be added to your quote. For more ideas, read our list of things to do in Ubud.

Meals: breakfast.

Day 8: Ubud, Monkey Forest and Markets, or a Nusa Penida Day Trip

Another free day with two good ways to spend it. Stay in Ubud and walk the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in the morning, then shop the craft markets: Sukawati Market, the workshops along Jalan Raya Andong, the Ubud Art Market and the Tegallalang handicraft centre. Or add a Nusa Penida day trip. A fast boat from Sanur takes you to the island's west coast for Kelingking Beach, Broken Beach and Angel's Billabong, and you are back in Ubud by evening. It is a long, bumpy day, so we suggest it only if your flight home is not early on Day 9. Read more about Nusa Penida before you decide.

Meals: breakfast.

Day 9: Departure

After breakfast, check out of Vrindavan Villa. Allow about 90 minutes for the drive from Ubud to Ngurah Rai International Airport, more on a weekday afternoon, and plan to reach the terminal three hours before your international departure. Your return flight to India is included in the package.

Meals: breakfast.

Hotels

Our agents will provide you these or similar hotels depending on availability.

Days 1 to 5, Kuta: Ramada Bali Sunset Road Kuta (4-star)

Jl. Sunset Road No. 9, 80361 Kuta, Indonesia. A modern hotel on the main road between Kuta and Seminyak, about 20 to 30 minutes from the airport, with an outdoor pool and buffet breakfast. Kuta Beach and Beachwalk Mall are a short taxi ride away.

Days 6 to 8, Ubud: Vrindavan Villa

Desa Kenderan, Tegallalang, Kenderan, Kecamatan Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561, Indonesia. A villa stay in the rice-growing village of Tegallalang, north of central Ubud, close to the terraces and about 25 minutes by car from Ubud Palace.

Add-Ons for Days 7 and 8

Days 7 and 8 are deliberately left open. These are the add-ons travellers most often ask for, and any of them can be priced into your quote before you pay.

9-Day Bali Trip Cost with Flights

The Rs 87,000 package price is most of what you will spend, but not all of it. This is the realistic total per person at the Rs 87,000 starting price, before optional add-ons.

Tax collected at source (TCS) is added when you pay for any overseas package from India: a flat 2% of the package price since 1 April 2026, about Rs 1,740 on this one. It is not a cost. You claim it back against your income tax for the year. Currency conversions use Rs 1 to about IDR 190.

Inclusions and Exclusions

Visa and Entry for Indian Passports

Indian passport holders need a visa for Bali, and it is quick to get. The visa on arrival (also available online as an e-VoA before you fly) costs IDR 500,000 per person, is valid for 30 days and can be extended once for another 30. Pay the Love Bali tourist levy of IDR 150,000 per person online or at the airport. It is charged once per trip.

Within 72 hours before you land, fill in the free All Indonesia arrival card online, which also covers customs. Your passport must be valid for at least six months from your arrival date, and you will be asked for proof of a return flight. The package's return ticket covers that. Indian rules let you carry up to Rs 25,000 in Indian cash, so bring the rest as rupiah, a forex card or US dollars. Our guide to the Bali visa for Indians walks through the e-VoA form step by step.

Before You Fly

•Print or save your e-VoA, Love Bali levy receipt and arrival-card QR code before you leave home. Airport Wi-Fi is not something to rely on.

•Pack a light scarf or sarong. Uluwatu, Tirta Empul and Ulun Danu Beratan all require covered shoulders and legs.

•Bring a Type C or F plug adapter (the round two-pin European kind) for both hotels.

•Carry a light jacket for Day 3 at Bedugul and Day 6 at Kintamani. Both sit above 1,200 metres.

•Keep some rupiah in small notes for parking, temple donations, the jungle swing and the Nusa Penida trip, where cards are not always accepted.

•Pick dates outside Nyepi. On Bali's Day of Silence (Monday 8 March 2027) the airport closes for 24 hours and you cannot leave your hotel.

Payment and Changes

You book this package with a token amount and pay the balance in instalments before you travel. The exact payment schedule is printed on your quote before you pay anything. Before payment you can change any day of the itinerary, upgrade a hotel or add a night, and the quote is reissued with the new price.

Visa fees, levy amounts and flight schedules on this page were checked against the Indonesian immigration directorate, the Bali provincial levy portal and airline schedules in October 2026. Updated October 2026.

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