Bali is India's most-loved international holiday — rich Hindu culture, dramatic landscapes, beaches, volcanos and one of the few destinations where Indian food and Jain options are genuinely available. Visa on arrival, direct Mumbai–Denpasar flights, and a favourable rupee–rupiah exchange make Bali friendlier on the wallet than most people think.
Recommended Bali itineraries
- Bali group tour (5N/6D) — most affordable
- Bali private 5N/6D — for couples and families
- Bali honeymoon 6D/5N from Mumbai
- Bali honeymoon from Surat
What's included on our Bali tours
- Visa-on-arrival assistance (₹3,500 fee paid at Denpasar)
- 3 nights Kuta/Seminyak + 2 nights Ubud (standard split)
- Private Toyota Hiace with English-speaking driver
- Tanah Lot temple sunset
- Ubud — Sacred Monkey Forest, Tegallalang rice terraces, Mt Batur view stop
- Kintamani volcano + Trunyan village (optional)
- Half-day water sports at Tanjung Benoa (jet ski + parasailing)
- Daily breakfast + 4 lunches/dinners at Indian-owned restaurants (pure veg / Jain on request)
Bali tour cost from India
- 5N/6D Bali group tour — ₹54,999 – ₹74,999 per person (incl. flights)
- 5N/6D Bali private — ₹64,999 – ₹89,999 per person (incl. flights)
- 6N/5D Bali honeymoon (private villa upgrade) — ₹84,999 – ₹1,18,000 per couple
- 8N/9D Bali + Lombok + Gili Islands — ₹98,000 – ₹1,32,000 per person
Indicative flight cost: Mumbai–Denpasar return ₹28,000–₹46,000 depending on season and lead time.
Bali essentials Indians often miss
- VOA cash — carry US$ or INR for visa on arrival
- SIM card — Telkomsel SIM available at airport, ~₹800 for 7 days unlimited
- Currency — Indonesian Rupiah is in 1000s of denomination. 100,000 IDR ≈ ₹520
- Tipping — 5–10% acceptable, not compulsory
- Vegetarian options — Hindu Bali is naturally veg-friendly; we book Bawang Merah and other Indian/Jain-friendly kitchens
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Bali trip cost from Mumbai?
A 5N/6D Bali group tour from Mumbai costs ₹54,999–₹74,999 per person all-inclusive (flights, hotel, meals, sightseeing). Private/honeymoon plans are ₹15,000–₹40,000 higher.
Do Indians need a visa for Bali?
Yes — visa on arrival is granted to Indian nationals at Denpasar airport. Fee is ~US$ 35 (₹3,500). Valid for 30 days, extendable. Pass-port must have 6 months validity and 2 blank pages.
Is Bali safe for Indian families?
Very safe. Bali is majority-Hindu and Indians are warmly received. Police presence in tourist areas is high. Standard precautions for valuables on beaches apply.
Can I get pure vegetarian and Jain food in Bali?
Yes. Hindu Bali has a strong vegetarian tradition. Our packages include Indian-style meals at verified restaurants in Kuta, Ubud and Seminyak. Jain meals (no onion/garlic) are arranged on request — pre-book.