Bali Tour Packages From India

Most Indian travellers book five to seven nights. The usual split is two or three nights in Ubud for the Tegallalang rice terraces and the Mount Batur sunrise trek, then three or four by the sea in Seminyak, Kuta or Nusa Dua, with a full day on Nusa Penida. Every package here can be changed. Swap a 4-star for a private pool villa, add direct flights from Bengaluru or Mumbai, or turn the same route into a bali tour package for couple or a Bali family trip. On a tight budget, our budget Bali packages stay under Rs 30,000.

Indian passport holders pay for a Visa on Arrival or e-VoA plus the IDR 150,000 Bali tourist levy. Your agent sends you both checklists before you fly. Tell us your dates and budget, and up to three Bali specialists will send you free quotes.

Bali Packages at a Glance (2026)

Bali Tour Package Price from India: With and Without Flights

A 6-day Bali package from India costs Rs 19,990 to Rs 39,000 per person without flights and about Rs 67,900 with return airfare. These are the lowest live prices on this page, per person on twin sharing.

Where the money goes on a land-only package is mostly the hotel. On this page, a 5-night Kuta and Seminyak trip costs Rs 27,000 on a 4-star and Rs 39,000 on a 5-star, so the upgrade is about Rs 12,000 per person, while the private cab, breakfast and sightseeing cost about the same at every level. Flights are the other big swing. Fares from Bengaluru and Mumbai run cheapest because both have daily direct flights, and booking six to eight weeks ahead for July, August or December saves more than any hotel downgrade.

Outside the package, budget Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000 per person for lunches, dinners and optional activities on a seven-day trip, plus the visa and levy. If you are flying from a specific city, the Bali tour packages from Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru pages show fares priced from that airport.

Bestselling Bali Tour Packages

*Starting price per person on twin sharing, without flights.

Choose Your Bali Package by Travel Style

The same island suits very different trips, and the hotel area matters more than the itinerary. Start with who is travelling.

Budget decides the hotel class more than the route. Under Rs 30,000 per person you are looking at 6 days in Kuta and Seminyak on a 4-star. Between Rs 30,000 and Rs 45,000 you can add Ubud, Nusa Lembongan or a 5-star. Past Rs 60,000, most packages already include return flights.

How Many Days in Bali and How to Split Them

Six nights is the sweet spot for a first trip from India. It gives you Ubud, one island day and three slow beach days without spending half the holiday in a car, since the drive from Ubud to Seminyak alone takes 60 to 90 minutes in traffic.

Seven days is enough to see Ubud, Seminyak, Kuta, the rice fields, Tanah Lot and Uluwatu Temple at a comfortable pace. Fewer than five nights usually means skipping Nusa Penida.

Where to Stay in Bali: Ubud vs Seminyak vs Kuta vs Nusa Dua

Pick the area first, then the hotel. Bali's traffic means a "central" hotel does not exist, so stay close to what you came for.

For a full area-by-area guide with neighbourhoods we have not covered here, read where to stay in Bali.

What's Included in a Bali Tour Package (and What Isn't)

Every package card lists its own inclusions, so check the card before you compare prices. This is the usual split.

Experiences Our Bali Packages Include

These are the tours that sell out first and the ones most worth paying for. The card's itinerary tells you which are built in and which are add-ons.

Nusa Penida day trip. A fast boat from Sanur takes about 45 minutes. The west-coast tour covers Kelingking Beach (the T-Rex cliff), Broken Beach, Angel's Billabong and Crystal Bay. It is a long, bumpy day, so we put it in the middle of the trip rather than the night before your flight.

Ubud day. The Tegallalang Rice Terraces before 9 am, before the tour buses arrive, then Tegenungan Waterfall, a Bali Swing over the valley and a stop at Tirta Empul for the holy-spring bath.

Mount Batur sunrise trek. A 2 am pickup, a two-hour climb in the dark and breakfast cooked on volcanic steam at the top. Moderate fitness is enough.

Paid add-ons that are worth it. An ATV ride through Ubud's villages, Tanjung Benoa water sports (jet ski, parasailing, banana boat), white-water rafting on the Ayung River and the Kecak fire dance at Uluwatu Temple at sunset.

For couples. Private pool villas, a floating breakfast and a candlelight seafood dinner on Jimbaran beach come standard on most honeymoon Bali packages.

Want the full list of sights with entry fees and timings? See places to visit in Bali and things to do in Bali.

Best Time to Visit Bali

Bali experiences a tropical climate due to its location about 8 degrees south of the equator. Hence, the weather is usually warm or humid throughout the year, and the choice is really between dry and wet.

Avoid booking your arrival or departure on Nyepi, the Balinese Day of Silence, which falls in March (the date changes every year). For 24 hours the island shuts down: Ngurah Rai airport closes, roads and beaches empty, and guests stay inside their hotels.

Dry Season (April to October)

April to October is the best time to visit Bali for beaches, diving and the Mount Batur trek. July and August, plus Christmas to the first week of January, are peak season, when hotel rates and flights rise sharply and the Nusa Penida boats fill up. April, May, June and September give you the same dry weather at lower prices.

Wet Season (November to March)

Outside the Christmas to New Year peak, Bali remains less crowded during these months, which makes it the best time to book Bali tour packages with flights. Rain usually comes as a heavy afternoon shower rather than all-day grey, and hotel rates drop, so package prices are lower. Sea crossings to Nusa Penida can be cancelled on rough days, so keep one buffer day. For a month-by-month breakdown, read the best time to visit Bali guide.

How to Reach Bali from India

The most convenient way to reach Bali, Indonesia, is by air. Ngurah Rai International Airport, also known as Denpasar International Airport, is 13 km from the capital, Denpasar, and about 15 minutes from Kuta. Non-stop flights from India run from Bengaluru (IndiGo, daily) and Delhi (Air India). IndiGo's daily Mumbai flight is direct on the same plane but makes a short technical stop in Chennai until 31 December 2026; IndiGo plans to fly it non-stop from 1 January 2027. From every other Indian city, you fly one stop via Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Bangkok.

Journey times are typical for 2026 schedules and vary by connection. City-by-city flight options are in how to reach Bali.

Bali Visa, Tourist Levy and Documents for Indian Travellers

Indian passport holders need a visa for Bali. The Visa on Arrival (VoA) costs IDR 500,000, about Rs 2,700, is valid for 30 days and can be extended once for another 30 days. You can pay at the airport counter or apply online in advance for the e-VoA at evisa.imigrasi.go.id, which lets you skip the payment queue when you land.

On top of the visa, every foreign visitor pays the Bali tourist levy of IDR 150,000 (about Rs 800) once per trip. Pay it on the official Love Bali portal before you fly and keep the QR voucher on your phone. Ignore other websites selling it.

Before you fly, keep these ready.

• Passport valid for at least six months from your arrival date, with a blank page

• Return or onward flight ticket and your hotel vouchers (your agent sends these)

• e-VoA approval or cash and card for the VoA counter

• Love Bali levy QR voucher

• All Indonesia arrival card (immigration, customs and health in one free form at allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id), filed within 72 hours before you land

• Travel insurance that covers medical treatment and scooter or water-sports injuries

Before You Book: 6-Point Checklist

Six questions separate a good Bali quote from a cheap one that costs you later.

1. Which area is each hotel in? "Bali 4-star" can mean Kuta or a 90-minute drive from anything you planned.

2. Private cab or shared transfers? Cards differ, so check the inclusions and ask how many hours a day the driver is with you.

3. Which Nusa Penida tour? West coast (Kelingking, Broken Beach) is the classic. A shared boat and car is cheaper than private.

4. Do the flight times fit? Morning arrivals into Denpasar lose less of day one. IndiGo's Mumbai flight leaves early in the morning and lands in Bali in the evening, so check the current timing before you fix day one.

5. Who handles the visa and levy? Both are paid by you, but your agent should send the checklist and links.

6. What is the cancellation window? Ask for it in writing on the quote, along with the payment schedule.

What to Pack for Bali

Travel light, with a suitcase and a duffle bag. Pack cotton and linen clothes, a hoodie for the Mount Batur summit at dawn, walking shoes that grip on wet steps, reef-safe sunscreen, mosquito repellent, a universal adapter (Bali uses two-pin Type C and F plugs), a power bank and emergency medicines. For temples, carry a sarong or long skirt and something that covers your shoulders, though most temples lend a sarong at the gate.

Why Book Bali with TravelTriangle

Our Bali holiday packages are a curated collection of experiences by travel experts who have taken the trip multiple times. You do not book with one agency. You compare quotes from up to three verified Bali specialists, then customise the one you like down to the hotel, the island day and the flight.

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Plan Your Bali Trip

Once you have shortlisted a package, these guides help with the details.

• Bali travel guide: an overview of the island, regions and what each is known for

• Places to visit in Bali with entry fees and timings for temples, waterfalls and beaches

• Things to do in Bali, from rafting to cooking classes

• Best time to visit Bali, month by month

• Islands around Bali, including Nusa Penida, Lembongan and the Gilis

• Hotels in Bali and water villas in Bali