Bali tour package from India: 5 nights, 6 days

At a glance

Duration

5 nights, 6 days

Stays

Kuta 3 nights, Ubud 2 nights in a private pool villa

Meals

Daily breakfast, plus lunch on Days 3 and 5

Transport

Private A/C car with an English-speaking driver

Best time

April to October, the dry season

Visa

Visa on arrival or e-VOA, plus the IDR 150,000 Bali levy

Price on request: Quoted for your dates, group size and choice of three hotel options. GST and TCS extra, as applicable. Visa: Visa on arrival or e-VOA for Indians.

Bali itinerary, day by day

Day 1: Arrival in Bali

You are met at the airport with a flower garland and bottled water, then driven to your hotel in Kuta. The rest of the day is free. Overnight: Kuta.

Day 2: Water sports, Pandawa Beach and Uluwatu at sunset

Start at Tanjung Benoa with parasailing, a banana boat and a jet ski. Then the Bali Collection mall, Pandawa Beach and the cliff-cut road of Tanah Barak, ending at Uluwatu Temple for sunset and the Kecak fire dance. Overnight: Kuta.

Day 3: Day trip to Nusa Penida

An early fast boat takes you to Nusa Penida. A local car and driver take you round the west coast: Angel’s Billabong, Broken Beach, Kelingking Cliff and Crystal Bay. Return boat, Indonesian lunch, entrance fees and insurance are included. Overnight: Kuta.

Day 4: Highland temples and Tanah Lot, then on to Ubud

Drive up to the Handara Gate and the lake temple of Ulun Danu Beratan, with stops at a chocolate factory and a spice and coffee plantation, then Tanah Lot, the sea temple on its rock, at sunset. Check in to your Ubud pool villa. Overnight: Ubud pool villa.

Day 5: Rafting, Tegenungan Waterfall and the Bali swing

Guided white-water rafting with a waterfall stop and a Balinese lunch, then Tegenungan Waterfall, the Bali swing photo package and, if time allows, Ubud’s traditional market. Overnight: Ubud pool villa.

Day 6: Departure

Breakfast at your villa, then a transfer to Bali airport for your flight home.

Hotels

• Comfort: Eden Hotel Kuta (Eden Room) and Suarti Boutique Village, Ubud (one-bedroom pool villa)
• Resort: Risata Bali Resort & Spa, Kuta (Superior Room) and Dedary Resort & Spa, Ubud (villa with private pool)
• Luxury: Ramayana Resort & Spa, Kuta (Grand Deluxe Room) and Asvara Villa Ubud (royal villa with private pool and Jacuzzi)

What is included

• 3 nights in Kuta and 2 nights in an Ubud pool villa, as per your hotel option
• Daily breakfast, plus lunch on Days 3 and 5
• Return airport transfers and all tours by private A/C car with an English-speaking driver
• Entrance tickets and parking for the tours listed
• Tanjung Benoa water sports and the Kecak dance
• Nusa Penida day trip with return fast boat
• White-water rafting and the Bali swing package
• 10% Indonesian government tax

Not included

• International flights (we can add them to your quote)
• Indonesia visa on arrival and the Bali tourist levy
• Travel insurance
• Meals not listed, tips and personal expenses
• Transfers between 23:00 and 07:00
• GST and TCS, as applicable

Good to know before you go

• Cover shoulders and knees at temples; a sarong is usually provided at Uluwatu.
• The monkeys at Uluwatu grab sunglasses, phones and hats. Keep them in a bag.
• Day 4 is the long drive, about five and a half hours with stops; the highlands are cooler, so carry a light layer.
• Pay the IDR 150,000 Bali levy online before you fly, at lovebali.baliprov.go.id.

Bali trip questions, answered

How many days are enough for a Bali trip from India?

Five nights is enough to see south Bali, Nusa Penida, the highland temples and Ubud without rushing. The Travlys Bali package splits them as 3 nights in Kuta and 2 nights in an Ubud pool villa; add a night or two in Ubud or Seminyak for a slower trip.

What is the best time to visit Bali from India?

April to October, the dry season, is the best time for Bali. December to March is the wet season, with short heavy showers, but still workable with flexible plans and lower crowds outside Christmas and New Year.

Do Indians need a visa for Bali?

Indians get a 30-day visa on arrival at Bali airport, or can buy the same visa online beforehand as an e-VOA, for IDR 500,000. Every visitor also pays the IDR 150,000 Bali tourist levy. Both are outside the package price.

Are flights included in the Bali package?

No, the package is a land package: hotels, transfers, tours and the meals listed. Travlys can add flights from Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Delhi or any Indian city to the same quote.

Is this Bali package good for a honeymoon?

Yes. The two nights in a private pool villa in Ubud, the Uluwatu sunset and the Bali swing make it popular with couples, and the luxury option adds a villa with a Jacuzzi. Tell us it is a honeymoon and we suggest extras for the villa nights.

Can I change the Bali itinerary?

Yes. Every Travlys package is tailor-made: swap a day, add nights, change hotels or remove activities, and we send a revised quote, usually the same working day.