Bali holidays
Rice terraces, temples and sea sunsets. Packages with hotels, transfers and sightseeing booked, starting on the day you choose.
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South-East Asia
Why Bali
Bali fits jungle, surf beaches and centuries-old temples onto one small island. Wake to mist over Ubud's rice terraces, watch the sun drop behind a sea temple, and end the day by the water in Seminyak. Easy for couples, families and friends.
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Know before you go
Entry rules change often. We confirm them when you book.
Best time to visit
April to October (dry season)
Flight from India
About 8 to 9 hours from Delhi or Mumbai, usually with one stop. Layover time is extra
Visa
Indian passport holders can get a visa on arrival or apply online for an e-VOA. Bali also charges a one-time tourist levy, and every visitor fills in a free online arrival card. Fees change, so we confirm the latest when you book.
Currency
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)
Packages
Bali packages
Made to measure
Want Bali your way?
Other hotels, extra nights or a second country? Tell us what you have in mind and your trip planner will send a custom plan within 24 hours.
Questions
Bali, answered
Something else on your mind? Ask your trip planner on WhatsApp.
Chat on WhatsAppIs Bali good for a honeymoon?
Yes, it is one of the most loved honeymoon picks from India. Think candlelit dinners, spa afternoons and sunset at Tanah Lot. Our Bali Bliss package uses 4★ hotels. Would you like a private pool villa instead? Ask your trip planner and we'll price the upgrade.
How many days are enough for Bali?
Six or seven nights is ideal. That gives you three nights in Ubud for rice terraces and temples, a day trip to Nusa Penida, and a few slow days by the beach.
Is vegetarian food easy to find?
Yes. Ubud and Seminyak have many vegetarian and Indian restaurants, and hotel breakfasts usually have plenty of vegetarian choices. Jain meals are possible at Indian restaurants with notice; tell us and we'll share options.
What should we wear to the temples?
Cover your shoulders and knees. Most temples lend or rent a sarong at the entrance, but carrying a light scarf or sarong of your own saves time.
