Bali Tour Package from Delhi — Book the Best Bali Holiday Packages 2026

Looking for the best Bali tour package from Delhi? Amigos Alliance LLP designs fully customised Bali holiday packages from Delhi covering every iconic experience the Island of the Gods has to offer — from the emerald rice terraces of Ubud and the sea temples of Tanah Lot and Uluwatu, to the crystal lagoons of Nusa Penida, the surf breaks of Kuta and Seminyak, and the crater lakes of Mount Batur. Our Bali tour packages from Delhi are available in five durations — 3N/4D from ₹22,000, 4N/5D from ₹27,000, 4N/5D premium from ₹35,000, 5N/6D from ₹42,000, and 6N/7D from ₹48,400 per person — all on twin-sharing basis with hotel accommodation, daily breakfast, private sightseeing transfers, and English-speaking local driver included.

Amigos Alliance is an IATA-certified travel management company based in Gurugram, making us the preferred Bali travel agent for Delhi NCR travellers. We handle everything from your Delhi departure to your Bali arrival — flight options, Indonesia Visa on Arrival assistance, airport transfers, hotel check-in, day-by-day sightseeing coordination, and 24/7 WhatsApp support throughout your trip. Call us at +91 9999 811 365 or WhatsApp for an instant Bali package quote.

Bali Tour Package Prices from Delhi 2026 — All Duration Options

We offer Bali holiday packages at every price point — from short weekend-style getaways to comprehensive week-long explorations. Every package is fully customisable; the prices below are starting points for standard twin-sharing accommodation with daily breakfast and private transfers. Flights from Delhi to Bali (Denpasar) are quoted separately and can be included in the package on request.

• Bali 2N/3D tour package from Delhi — from ₹22,000 per person. Best for travellers transiting through Bali or adding a short Bali extension to a Singapore or Kuala Lumpur trip. Covers Kuta Beach, Tanah Lot sunset, and Seminyak beach club.
• Bali 3N/4D tour package from Delhi — from ₹27,000 per person. Our most booked short-break package. Covers Ubud (Monkey Forest, rice terraces, Tegallalang), Tanah Lot temple, Uluwatu sunset, and Kuta Beach. Ideal for first-time Bali travellers.
• Bali 4N/5D tour package from Delhi — from ₹35,000 per person. Adds a Nusa Penida day trip (Kelingking Beach, Angel's Billabong, Broken Beach) to the standard Ubud and Kuta circuit. Best balance of coverage and cost.
• Bali 5N/6D tour package from Delhi — from ₹42,000 per person. Comprehensive Bali itinerary including Ubud, Seminyak, Canggu, Nusa Penida, Kintamani volcano, Jatiluwih UNESCO rice terraces, and optional Mount Batur sunrise trek. Best for couples and families wanting to cover all major zones.
• Bali 6N/7D tour package from Delhi — from ₹48,400 per person. Our premium package adding Nusa Lembongan, Gili Islands day trip, Tukad Cepung waterfall, and Bali cooking class in Ubud. Includes one upgrade to a private pool villa night.

All packages include: hotel on twin-sharing basis, daily breakfast, private air-conditioned vehicle for all transfers and sightseeing, English-speaking driver-guide, all applicable hotel taxes, and 24/7 WhatsApp support. Exclusions: international airfare, Indonesia Visa on Arrival fees (approx. ₹2,800 per person), Bali Tourism Levy (approx. ₹800 per person, payable online before arrival), personal expenses, optional activities (water sports, cooking class, spa), and meals not specified in itinerary.

Delhi to Bali Flights — Airlines, Duration and Connections

The flight from Delhi (Indira Gandhi International Airport, Terminal 3) to Bali (Ngurah Rai International Airport, Denpasar — IATA: DPS) is operated with both direct and connecting options in 2026. Understanding your flight options is essential to choosing the right Bali tour package from Delhi with flights.

Direct Flights Delhi to Bali

Air India operates a near-direct flight from Delhi (DEL) to Denpasar (DPS) with a flight time of approximately 8–8.5 hours. IndiGo operates select direct flights on this route during peak travel periods. A direct Delhi to Bali flight is the most comfortable option and eliminates transit stress, particularly for families and senior travellers. Direct flight fares typically range from ₹28,000–₹38,000 return when booked 2–3 months in advance. Peak season fares (June–July, December) can reach ₹45,000–₹60,000 return.

Connecting Flights Delhi to Bali

Most Delhi to Bali connecting flights route through Kuala Lumpur (KUL), Singapore (SIN), Bangkok (BKK), or Ho Chi Minh City (SGN). Airlines operating popular 1-stop connections include AirAsia (via Kuala Lumpur), Singapore Airlines (via Singapore), Malaysia Airlines (via Kuala Lumpur), Qatar Airways (via Doha), Emirates (via Dubai), Thai Airways (via Bangkok), Batik Air, VietJet, and Malindo Air. Total travel time including layover is typically 10–14 hours depending on the transit city. Connecting flights are generally 30–40% cheaper than direct options and can be good value when booked early. Amigos Alliance sources the best available fares as an IATA-accredited flight booking agent and can include flights in your all-inclusive Bali tour package from Delhi. For official air route and tariff information, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) India maintains authoritative domestic and international aviation data.

Bali Visa for Indians 2026 — Visa on Arrival Process & Cost

Indian passport holders do not require a pre-arranged visa to visit Bali. Indonesia offers a Visa on Arrival (VoA) for Indian citizens at Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar). Here is everything you need to know before adding Bali to your travel plans:

Indonesia Visa on Arrival — Key Details for Indians (2026)

• Cost: IDR 500,000 per person, approximately ₹2,700–₹2,800 at current exchange rates. This is not included in our Bali tour package price and is paid separately on arrival at Denpasar Airport.
• Validity: 30 days from date of arrival. Can be extended once for an additional 30 days at the Immigration Office in Bali (total maximum stay: 60 days).
• e-VoA (Electronic Visa on Arrival): Indian travellers can apply for an e-VoA online before departure through the official Indonesia Immigration website. This allows you to skip the airport VoA queue — strongly recommended during peak season (July–August, December) when airport queues can be 45–90 minutes long. The e-VoA costs the same as the airport VoA.
• Bali Tourism Levy: A mandatory tourist levy of IDR 150,000 (approximately ₹800–₹850) was introduced in 2024 for all foreign visitors to Bali. This is paid separately online via the official Love Bali portal before arrival and is not included in any tour package.
• Indonesia Arrival Card: All visitors must complete the mandatory digital arrival form (Indonesia Arrival Card) before landing. This covers customs, health, and immigration in one submission. Available online via the official Indonesian government portal.

Amigos Alliance provides complete Bali visa assistance including e-VoA application guidance, document checklist, and arrival formality briefing as part of every Bali tour package from Delhi. For official visa requirements and immigration policies, the Directorate General of Immigration, Republic of Indonesia is the authoritative government source. India's official travel advisory for Indonesia is maintained by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India.

Best Time to Visit Bali from Delhi — Month-by-Month Guide 2026

The best time to visit Bali from Delhi is between April and October — the dry season — when skies are clear, seas are calm, and all outdoor activities and water sports are fully operational. Here is a complete month-by-month guide to help you choose the ideal time for your Bali tour package from India:

• April–June (Shoulder Season — Best Value) — Transitioning into dry season. Weather is excellent with occasional light showers. Tourist crowds are moderate and Bali package prices from Delhi are 15–25% lower than peak season. Ideal for couples and budget travellers looking for the best deals without compromising on weather quality.
• July–August (Peak Season) — The busiest months corresponding to school holidays in India, Australia, and Europe. Weather is perfect — sunny skies, low humidity, calm seas around Nusa Penida and Gili Islands. Prices are 30–40% higher; book Bali tour packages and flights 3–4 months in advance to secure accommodation and best fares.
• September–October (Post-Peak — Excellent) — Crowds thin out after August but weather remains superb. This is arguably the best month to visit Bali from India for a balanced experience — great weather, lower prices, and fewer tourists at popular sites like Tegallalang and Kelingking Beach.
• November–March (Wet / Monsoon Season) — Bali's rainy season brings heavy afternoon showers, particularly in December and January. The island stays lush and green; Ubud's rice terraces are at their most photogenic. Waterfalls (Tegenungan, Tukad Cepung) are at full flow. Flights and hotels are significantly cheaper — the cheapest months to visit Bali from India are October–November and January (after the first week). Water sports and Nusa Penida trips may be limited during heavy monsoon weeks.

For Bali's official tourism events calendar and weather data, the Indonesia Tourism official portal maintained by the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, Republic of Indonesia, provides authoritative seasonal and destination information.

Bali Honeymoon Package from Delhi — Romantic Escapes for Couples

Bali is consistently ranked among the world's top honeymoon destinations — and for very good reason. The island offers an unmatched combination of private pool villas draped in tropical gardens, candlelight beach dinners by the Indian Ocean, couples' spa treatments using traditional Balinese massage techniques, sunset cruises off Jimbaran Bay, and sacred Hindu temple experiences that resonate deeply with Indian couples. Our Bali honeymoon package from Delhi is designed to deliver romance, privacy, and luxury at a price that makes sense for Indian newlyweds.

What's Special in Our Bali Honeymoon Packages

• Private pool villa stay — at least 1–2 nights in a private pool villa in Seminyak, Ubud, or Jimbaran as part of the honeymoon upgrade
• Romantic flower-decorated room on arrival — petals, candles, and a fruit basket arranged by the hotel
• Candlelight dinner on the beach — Jimbaran Bay seafood dinner at sunset with fresh catch cooked to order
• Couple's Balinese spa session — 90-minute traditional Balinese massage for two in a private spa pavilion
• Sunset cruise — catamaran or dhow cruise with cocktails, snorkelling, and a buffet dinner
• Ubud romantic breakfast — jungle-view breakfast at a rice terrace café (Café Lotus or similar)
• Nusa Penida day trip — private speedboat to the island's dramatic sea cliffs and turquoise lagoons

Bali honeymoon package price from Delhi: A mid-range Bali couple package covering 5N/6D with 3-star hotels starts from ₹75,000 per couple (excluding flights). A premium Bali luxury honeymoon package with private pool villa stays and all honeymoon add-ons costs ₹1,20,000–₹2,00,000 per couple. Prices vary significantly by hotel category, season, and inclusions. Contact Amigos Alliance on WhatsApp for a customised Bali honeymoon quote within 2 hours.

Bali Family Tour Package & Group Travel from Delhi

Bali Family Packages

Bali is an outstanding family destination — child-friendly, safe, affordable, and packed with activities that appeal to every age group. Our Bali family tour package from Delhi is specifically designed around the needs of travelling families with children, covering family-friendly resorts with swimming pools, Waterbom Bali (Asia's top-rated water park in Kuta), the Bali Safari and Marine Park in Gianyar, the Ubud Monkey Forest, the Bali Bird Park, gentle rice terrace walks, and beach activities at Nusa Dua (Bali's safest, most family-friendly beach zone). Accommodation options for families include connecting rooms, family suites, and private pool villas with dedicated kids' areas.

Bali family package price from India: A family of four (2 adults + 2 children aged 5–12) can expect to pay ₹1,20,000–₹1,80,000 for a 5N/6D package (excluding flights) at a 3–4 star family resort with all transfers and daily breakfast. Premium villa options for families start from ₹2,00,000 for 5N/6D.

Bali Group Tour Package from Delhi

Planning a Bali group trip from Delhi — friends group, college trip, family reunion, or corporate team outing? Amigos Alliance specialises in Bali group packages for groups of 10–100+ travellers. Group bookings receive negotiated hotel rates, blocked villa accommodations, group flight discounts, and a dedicated trip coordinator on the ground in Bali. Popular group travel formats include:

• Friends group Bali trip — Seminyak villas, Kuta nightlife, water sports at Tanjung Benoa, Nusa Penida adventure
• College trip to Bali — Budget-friendly itinerary covering all major attractions with group hostels or budget hotels
• Corporate team outing Bali — Premium resorts with meeting facilities, team-building activities, gala dinner on the beach
• Family reunion Bali — Multi-generation friendly itinerary with private villa compound and mixed-activity programming

Places to Visit in Bali — Complete Destination Guide for Indian Travellers

Bali (officially part of the Lesser Sunda Islands of Indonesia) is one of 17,508 islands in the Indonesian archipelago and the only Hindu-majority province in a predominantly Muslim nation. Its unique blend of Balinese Hinduism, animism, and indigenous traditions creates a cultural environment that resonates strongly with Indian travellers — the temple architecture, offerings (canang sari), sacred forests, and cremation ceremonies have direct parallels with Indian religious practices. This cultural familiarity makes Bali the single most popular international destination for Indian tourists after Dubai and Singapore. For official destination information, the Indonesia Tourism Board is the authoritative source.

Ubud — Cultural Heart of Bali

Ubud is Bali's cultural capital, located 25 km north of Kuta in the Gianyar regency. Key attractions include the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary (home to over 700 Balinese long-tailed macaques), the Tegallalang Rice Terraces (a UNESCO-listed subak irrigation landscape dating back to the 9th century), the Ubud Royal Palace (Puri Saren Agung) in the town centre, the Tirta Empul Holy Spring Temple (a sacred water temple for ritual purification), the Goa Gajah Elephant Cave, and the Campuhan Ridge Walk — a 9 km jungle and rice field trail perfect for morning photography. The Bali Swing (at Zen Hideaway and similar venues) and Tegenungan Waterfall are also within the Ubud area. Ubud is the best base for art galleries, yoga retreats, traditional Balinese dance performances (Kecak fire dance at Uluwatu), and cooking classes.

Seminyak, Kuta & Canggu — Beaches and Nightlife

Kuta is Bali's original tourist beach — a long stretch of golden sand famous for surfing, budget accommodation, and a lively nightlife strip. Seminyak (directly north of Kuta) is the upmarket alternative — boutique hotels, roof terrace beach clubs (Ku De Ta, Potato Head), high-end restaurants, and designer shopping on Jalan Kayu Aya. Canggu (further north of Seminyak) is Bali's trendiest surf village — cobblestoned lanes, artisan cafés, co-working spaces, and a cool international crowd. The Waterbom Bali water park in Kuta is Asia's top-rated water park and essential for family Bali tour packages.

Uluwatu and Jimbaran — Clifftop Temples and Seafood

Uluwatu Temple (Pura Luhur Uluwatu) sits on a 70-metre sea cliff at the southwestern tip of the Bukit Peninsula. It is one of Bali's six key temples (Sad Kahyangan) and offers the most dramatic sunset backdrop on the island, paired with the nightly Kecak fire dance performance at the cliff edge. Jimbaran Bay directly below Uluwatu is famous for its beachfront seafood restaurants where the catch of the day is grilled to order on the sand at sunset — an unmissable experience in any Bali honeymoon package.

Tanah Lot — Bali's Most Photographed Temple

Tanah Lot is a 16th-century Hindu sea temple built on a coastal rock formation surrounded by the Indian Ocean. At high tide, the temple is completely surrounded by water, creating one of the most iconic images in all of Southeast Asia. Located about 20 km west of Kuta in Tabanan regency, Tanah Lot is a mandatory inclusion in every Bali 3N/4D and 4N/5D tour package. The temple compound includes a reef temple, sea caves, and panoramic coastal viewpoints.

Nusa Penida — Bali's Most Dramatic Day Trip

Nusa Penida is a rugged island 45 minutes by speedboat from Sanur Beach, Bali. It is home to Kelingking Beach — the T-Rex cliff formation that is now the most shared Bali image on Instagram worldwide — as well as Angel's Billabong (a natural infinity pool carved into cliff rock), Broken Beach (a natural ocean archway), and Crystal Bay (famous for manta ray snorkelling and mola mola sightings from July–September). A Nusa Penida day trip from Bali is included in all our 4N/5D and longer Bali tour packages from Delhi.

Kintamani and Mount Batur — Volcano and Crater Lake

The Kintamani highlands in Bangli regency, at an elevation of approximately 1,500 metres, offer panoramic views of Mount Batur (an active volcano at 1,717 m) and Lake Batur (a 16 km caldera lake formed by an ancient volcanic eruption). The area is also home to Bali's famous coffee and spice plantations where visitors try Luwak coffee, vanilla, cinnamon, and clove-infused coffee at no charge. The Mount Batur sunrise trek (departing at 3 AM, reaching the summit at dawn) is one of Bali's most popular adventure activities and can be added to any Bali 5N/6D or 6N/7D package.

Jatiluwih Rice Terraces — UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Jatiluwih rice terraces in Tabanan regency were inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2012 as part of the Cultural Landscape of Bali Province: the Subak System as a Manifestation of the Tri Hita Karana Philosophy. Covering 303 hectares, Jatiluwih represents the most extensive and best-preserved traditional Balinese subak (irrigation cooperative) landscape. It is included in our extended Bali 6N/7D tour packages and is strongly recommended for travellers interested in agricultural heritage tourism and landscape photography. The UNESCO World Heritage listing for Bali's Subak System details the cultural and ecological significance of this landscape.

Bali Travel Tips for Indian Tourists — Currency, Food, Transport & Safety

Currency: Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) vs Indian Rupee (INR)

The currency of Indonesia is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). As of 2026, 1 Indian Rupee (INR) = approximately 185–195 IDR, making Bali exceptionally affordable for Indian travellers — your Rupee goes nearly 200 times further in local terms. A local Balinese meal (nasi goreng, mie goreng, satay) costs IDR 25,000–50,000 (₹130–₹270), a Bintang beer costs IDR 35,000 (₹180), and a one-hour Balinese massage costs IDR 100,000–150,000 (₹530–₹800). Practical money tips: carry USD in cash and exchange to IDR at authorised money changers in Kuta (Seminyak, Legian, Kuta strip) for rates 10–15% better than airport counters. The direct INR to IDR exchange rate at Bali money changers is improving but USD still gets better rates. Alternatively, load a forex travel card in USD before departure — Amigos Alliance offers forex card services for travellers as part of our end-to-end Bali package.

Indian Food Availability in Bali

Bali has excellent Indian food availability — significantly more than most Southeast Asian destinations. Indian restaurants in Bali are concentrated in Kuta, Seminyak, and Ubud. Popular options include Bollywood Bali (Kuta), Saffron Indian Restaurant (Seminyak), Delhi Belly (Canggu), and Warung Enak (Ubud — good vegetarian options). Vegetarian food in Bali is widely available; Ubud in particular has dozens of plant-based and vegetarian cafes. Most standard Balinese restaurants also serve vegetarian noodle and rice dishes. Strict vegetarians (no egg, no onion, no garlic) should communicate clearly in Bali as local cuisine uses shrimp paste (terasi) as a base flavour.

Transport in Bali

Bali does not have a reliable public bus or train network. Transport options for travellers: Private car with driver (recommended for families and groups — ₹2,800–₹3,800 per full day; driver doubles as guide); Gojek and Grab apps (local ride-hailing; bike taxis are IDR 15,000–30,000 per ride, very cheap); scooter rental (IDR 70,000–100,000 per day; valid international driving licence required). All our Bali tour packages from Delhi include a private air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver for all transfers and sightseeing days, eliminating any transport concern.

Safety for Indian Travellers in Bali

Bali is one of the safest international destinations for Indian travellers, including solo female travellers from India. The Balinese are deeply hospitable; petty theft at crowded tourist spots (Monkey Forest, Tanah Lot, Kuta Beach) is the primary concern — use anti-theft bags and don't leave valuables unattended. Monkeys at Ubud and Uluwatu will snatch sunglasses, phones, and food — keep items secured during temple visits. Water safety: do not drink tap water; bottled water is available everywhere at IDR 3,000–5,000 (₹15–₹27). The Indian Embassy in Jakarta and the Indian Consulate in Bali provide consular assistance to Indian nationals; MEA India's travel advisories should be checked before departure.

Bali 5N/6D Itinerary from Delhi — Day-by-Day Plan

Below is our recommended Bali 5 nights 6 days itinerary from Delhi — one of the most popular Bali tour package durations for Indian travellers. This itinerary covers all major zones of the island while allowing one day for leisure and relaxation.

1. Day 1 — Delhi → Bali (Arrival)
   Depart Delhi by morning flight (direct Air India approx. 8 hrs, or connecting via KUL/SIN). Arrive at Ngurah Rai International Airport, Denpasar. Complete Visa on Arrival formalities (IDR 500,000, approx. ₹2,800). Meet our airport representative. Transfer to hotel in Kuta or Seminyak. Evening: explore Kuta Beach for sunset. Dinner at a beachside restaurant. Overnight: Kuta/Seminyak.
2. Day 2 — Ubud Full Day
   Drive to Ubud (1.5 hrs). Visit Tegallalang Rice Terraces (UNESCO landscape), Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, Ubud Royal Palace, Campuhan Ridge Walk (morning), Tirta Empul Holy Spring Temple. Optional: Bali Swing at nearby venue. Evening: Kecak fire dance at Uluwatu (optional extra). Dinner at rice terrace-view café. Overnight: Kuta/Seminyak.
3. Day 3 — Nusa Penida Day Trip
   Early drive to Sanur Beach. 45-minute speedboat crossing to Nusa Penida. Visit Kelingking Beach viewpoint (T-Rex cliff), Angel's Billabong, Broken Beach, and Crystal Bay. Return boat to Sanur in the evening. Optional snorkelling at Crystal Bay. Overnight: Kuta/Seminyak.
4. Day 4 — Kintamani Volcano & Coffee Plantation
   Drive to Kintamani highlands (1.5 hrs). Visit Kintamani viewpoint overlooking Mount Batur and Lake Batur. Stop at a traditional Balinese coffee and spice plantation (luwak coffee tasting, cinnamon, vanilla, clove). Return via Goa Gajah Elephant Cave. Afternoon: free time at Seminyak beach clubs. Sunset at Tanah Lot Temple. Overnight: Kuta/Seminyak.
5. Day 5 — Uluwatu Sunset + Jimbaran Seafood Dinner
   Morning: free for spa, shopping (Seminyak boutiques, Kuta Square), or Waterbom Bali (water park — optional extra). Late afternoon: drive to Uluwatu Temple on the sea cliff. Watch the Kecak fire dance at sunset. Drive down to Jimbaran Bay. Candlelight seafood dinner on the beach — grilled lobster, prawns, fish, and corn cooked to order at the water's edge. Overnight: Kuta/Seminyak.
6. Day 6 — Bali → Delhi (Departure)
   Morning free for last-minute shopping at Kuta Art Market or Discovery Shopping Mall. Transfer to Ngurah Rai Airport. Depart for Delhi. Arrive Delhi same day or next morning depending on flight routing. Trip ends.

This Bali 5N/6D itinerary from Delhi covers approximately 400 km of island driving, 4 distinct regions (Ubud, Nusa Penida, Kintamani, Uluwatu), and 12+ attractions. All transport, accommodation, and breakfast are included in the package price. Activities marked "optional extra" are available at nominal additional costs payable locally.

Why Book Your Bali Tour Package with Amigos Alliance?

When comparing Bali tour packages from Delhi across travel companies, the key factors that matter most to Indian travellers are price transparency, IATA certification for flight booking, quality of accommodation, reliability of ground transport, and availability of genuine 24/7 support during the trip. Here is how Amigos Alliance addresses each:

• IATA-certified flight booking — We are an accredited IATA agent, enabling us to issue Delhi–Bali air tickets at net airline fares and source the best available Delhi to Bali flight prices across all carriers including Air India, IndiGo, AirAsia, Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, and Batik Air.
• Transparent Bali holiday package cost — Every quotation includes a full line-item cost breakup. No surprise charges at the destination. Inclusions and exclusions are stated upfront and in writing.
• Verified hotels and villa partners in Bali — All accommodation in our Bali packages is personally vetted for cleanliness, safety, location, and service quality. We work with verified hotel partners across Kuta, Seminyak, Ubud, Jimbaran, Canggu, and Nusa Dua.
• Customised Bali itineraries — No fixed-departure group tours. Every Bali tour package from Delhi is private and customised to your specific dates, group size, interests, and budget.
• Indonesia visa assistance included — Complete e-VoA application guidance, Bali Tourism Levy payment assistance, and Indonesia Arrival Card briefing for every booking.
• 24/7 WhatsApp trip support — Our team is available round-the-clock during your Bali trip for any hotel issue, activity rebooking, weather contingency, or medical assistance referral.
• GST-compliant invoicing — All bookings include a proper GST invoice — important for corporate clients claiming travel as a business expense. We are registered across 16 Indian states.

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FAQs — Bali Tour Package from Delhi (Complete Guide)

What is the cost of a Bali tour package from Delhi?

A Bali tour package from Delhi starts from ₹22,000 per person for a 2N/3D package (excluding flights) and goes up to ₹48,400 per person for a 6N/7D comprehensive package. A mid-range Bali 4N/5D package from Delhi costs ₹27,000–₹35,000 per person on twin sharing with hotel, breakfast, and private transfers included. International flights from Delhi to Bali add ₹28,000–₹38,000 return per person when booked in advance.

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

A minimum of 4 nights / 5 days is recommended to cover the core Bali circuit — Ubud, Nusa Penida, and Uluwatu/Jimbaran. 5 nights / 6 days is the ideal duration to include Kintamani volcano, Tanah Lot, Seminyak beach clubs, and a Nusa Penida day trip without rushing. 7 nights or more is recommended for travellers wanting to also cover Gili Islands, Mount Batur trek, or Nusa Lembongan.

Do Indian citizens need a visa for Bali?

Yes. Indians need a Visa on Arrival (VoA) at Denpasar Airport, which costs IDR 500,000 (approximately ₹2,800). It is valid for 30 days. You can also apply for an e-VoA online before departure through Indonesia's official immigration portal to avoid airport queues. In addition, a mandatory Bali Tourism Levy of IDR 150,000 (approx. ₹800) must be paid online before arrival via the official Love Bali portal. Amigos Alliance provides complete visa assistance with every Bali package booking.

What is the best time to visit Bali from Delhi?

The best time to visit Bali from Delhi is April to October — Bali's dry season. July–August is peak season (busiest, most expensive). September–October offers excellent weather with lower prices and fewer crowds. April–June is ideal for the best combination of good weather and competitive Bali tour package prices. Avoid heavy monsoon weeks (December–January) for Nusa Penida trips as speedboats may be suspended in rough seas.

Is Bali safe for Indian tourists?

Yes. Bali is consistently rated one of the safest international destinations for Indian travellers including solo women travellers. The Balinese are warm and hospitable. Standard precautions include securing valuables at monkey temples (Monkey Forest, Uluwatu), drinking only bottled water, using Gojek/Grab apps instead of unmetered taxis, and carrying a photocopy of your passport and VoA stamp when exploring.

Which airline is best for Delhi to Bali flight?

Air India operates the most convenient near-direct service from Delhi (DEL) to Denpasar (DPS), taking approximately 8–8.5 hours. For budget-conscious travellers, connecting flights via AirAsia (Kuala Lumpur hub), IndiGo (seasonal), Singapore Airlines (Singapore hub), or Malaysia Airlines (Kuala Lumpur hub) offer good value when booked 2–3 months in advance. As an IATA agent, Amigos Alliance can source the best available fares across all carriers.

What currency should I carry for Bali?

Carry US Dollars (USD) in cash and exchange to Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) at authorised money changers in Kuta (Legian area). USD gives 10–15% better exchange rates than INR to IDR at Bali counters. Alternatively, load a multi-currency forex travel card in USD before departure. Credit cards (Visa/Mastercard) are accepted at malls, hotels, and upscale restaurants but local markets and warungs are cash-only. Budget approximately IDR 500,000–1,000,000 per person per day for meals, activities, and incidentals.

Can I get vegetarian food in Bali?

Yes. Vegetarian food is widely available in Bali, particularly in Ubud which has many plant-based and health food cafes. Indian vegetarian food is available at Indian restaurants in Kuta, Seminyak, and Ubud. Jain food (no onion/garlic) is harder to find but can be arranged at Indian restaurants with advance notice. Mention dietary requirements to Amigos Alliance when booking and we will brief your local guide and restaurant stops accordingly.

Is Bali trip worth it from India?

Absolutely. Bali offers extraordinary value for Indian travellers given the strength of INR against IDR. A 5N/6D Bali holiday package with comfortable hotel, all sightseeing, and daily breakfast costs ₹42,000 per person — comparable to a mid-range domestic Indian trip to Rajasthan or Kerala, but offering an international destination experience with beaches, temples, rice terraces, and world-class food culture. The cultural familiarity of Balinese Hinduism makes it feel like a second home for Indian tourists.