Best Bali Tour Packages
Explore best offers on Bali packages at Thrillophilia. Book customized Bali tours with exciting deals & offers. Our best seller 6 Days Bali Package (Flat 14% Off) covers major attractions of Bali and if you are looking for a budget package of Bali then this 5 Days Bali Backpackers Delight is available at flat 18% Off.If you’re wondering which Bali holiday package will suit you, then you’re in the right place! Keeping in mind your preferences, Thrillophilia offers well-thought packages for a splendid Bali tour worth the last penny. Whether you’re looking for a fun-filled Bali trip package, a romantic Bali package for your honeymoon or a family Bali vacation package, we stand upright on our feet for your successful trip. Not just limited to sightseeing and strolling on the white sands, our Bali tour packages also include various adventure activities including rafting, trekking, scuba diving, kitesurfing, sea walking, mountain biking underwater scooter, parasailing, snorkeling, jet-skiing, and kayaking to name a few.
Land of tranquil beaches, calming waters, rugged terrains, and picturesque scenic beauty, Bali is one of the top-notch destinations on every traveler’s travel list. With an abundance of white sand beaches, this place is deemed to be one that savors the best sunsets. Residing amongst the flora and fauna it takes you to the epitome of nature's bounty and an elope from the tiring city life. If you’re among the ones on the quest to find yourself, then a Bali trip is just what you need right now.
Honeymoon is a beginning to the new phase of life for the budding love birds. Romantic cruises in an exuberant setting of beaches, green meadows, and rocks, what could be a better place to pull off the honeymoon in the right way? Hold hands a little longer and stroll on the pearly white beach as the pleasant tropical wind dashes through your hair. You can also spend an enticing evening as you rejoice the palatable dinner on a cruise or if you’re one of the adventure craving couples then you can head to the waters and spend a thrilling extravaganza together. Dining in the middle of the rice fields, marveling the sunset at the centuries-old six directional Uluwatu temple or strolling the streets of Bali on a scooter with your beloved, you have a wide variety of things to do on your Bali trip as per your preferences.
Each couple is different and unique in their own way, hence Thrillophilia offers the necessary additions and subtractions in our Bali honeymoon packages guaranteeing a honeymoon filled with moments and memories that will last forever. Whether you’re a tranquility seeking couple, an adventurous couple, a wildlife enthusiast couple or one of those hitting the parties, Bali will serve just right for all. The exuberant sea-facing resorts like the Daha, Pan Pacific Nirwana Bali Resort, Mulia Resort, Grand Mirage Resort, Anantara Uluwatu Resort, and Lagoona Resort, to name a few, make your Bali trip a little more comforting earning those extra brownie points for the destination.
Living up to its name the ‘Land of Gods’, Bali unfolds an unusual contrast of breathtaking natural beauty and awe-inspiring man-made architecture. Beaches, mountains, floral gardens, scenic lakes, vast stretches of paddy fields, and scintillating waterfalls, Bali is a blessing of nature indeed. The beauty of nature extends to Ubud in the form of majestic rice terraces of the Tegallalang region. The almost perfect paddies attract a large number of travelers who come here to walk amongst the fields. From the highs of the hills to the seas and the famous beaches of Bali, the place is too surreal to be called simply beautiful.
The most prominent names of places that are really worth seeing in Bali, the first name that definitely deserves all the attention is the majestic combo of the Mount Batur and the Lake Batur. The active volcano and the almost crescent lake in the outer caldera of the hill make for an amazing combination of scenes to look at, both from a distance and up close. The Batur trek is one of the most adventurous things to do in Bali, which is also a part of many Bali Tour packages and on the other hand is the chance of having lunch looking at the green and blue vista of the hill and the regions around. And when you set foot on the Kuta Beach or Seminyak Beach, you will understand why people prefer Bali for a little time with themselves.
Dripping in the grandeur of the astounding architecture, the temples of Bali and Ubud like the Uluwatu Temple, Tanah Lot Temple, and Goa Gajah Temple, to name a few, bring in a soul-refreshing experience giving you insights of the rich Balinese culture. A heaven for nature lovers, Bali is home to numerous wildlife sanctuaries including the Bali Bird Sanctuary and the Ubud Monkey forest giving you a chance to spend a day amidst the flora and fauna.
A heaven for shopaholics, the markets of Bali including Denpasar Seminyak's Saya Gallery, Kuluk Gallery, Bambooku, and Studio Perak bring tourists flocking from all across the globe. Famous for beach wears, furniture, jewelry, handbags, handicrafts, perfumes, chocolates, and souvenirs, the markets of Bali keep bustling with people all year round.
You can also avail of our Bali tour packages from India and leave all the planning to us. Thrillophilia not just caters to organizing your Bali tour but also believes in helping you weave unforgettable memories to take back. If you’re wondering about the strain that the Bali trip would put on your pocket then worry not as we bring exclusive pocket-friendly Cheap Bali tour packages for you. So keep the worries aside, pack your bags and get going!
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Places To Visit In Bali
Waterbom Waterpark
An important water theme park in Bali is Waterbom Waterpark which is lying amidst lush green forest and equipped with multiple fun and adventurous rides extending happiness to adults as well as kids and it is one of the famous places to visit in Kuta. It is termed to be an indescribable oasis amidst the extensive stretch of Kuta beach. The water slides inside the park are quite amusing. They will slice through a huge area of 3.8 hectares that provide complete entertainment for kids as well as adults, equally.There are 101 ways to enjoy your time in complete thrill both on land and in water. This is a perfect choice for families as all the rides are safe and enjoyable. You can choose to dine out at cafes and this park is a one-stop entertainment capital of Bali. Highlight: The park uses only advanced salt chlorination water which is soft to the environment as well as on your skin. Twin Racers, Smash Down 20, Fast and Fierce, Double Twists, Green Vipers, Pipe Line, Lazy River, Super Bowl, Boomerang etc are the most liked rides in the park with enormous fun and thrill hidden inside. Both adults and kids can equally enjoy these rides since all of the meet the international safety standards. Entry fee: For adults per one day: IDR 520.000 and per two days: IDR 880.000For children per one day: IDR 370.000 and per two days: IDR 620.000 The total package includes admission ticket, express entrance, prioritize Gazebo booking, towel, digital photos, lunch and 1 activity. It costs IDR 880 for adults and IDR 750 for kids. Location: Jl. Kartika, Tuban, Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia.
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Kedongana Beach
Very close to the famous Jimbaran Beach is Kedonganan Beach which is famous for authentic seafood delicacies and relaxed resort stay with a bewitching view of the ocean. The extremely beautiful white sandy beach with a slope along with the regular remembrance of the calm waves to the shore is ideal for a perfect sunset view or a leisurely walk and it is one of the famous places to see in KutaThe multiple restaurants offering different types of seafood will be quite buzzed every afternoon by the enlarged crowd of tourists and locals. Another attraction is the fish market where fresh fish caught by the fishermen can be purchased. Highlights: The romantically shining restaurants are the irresistible attraction on the beach where you get lip-smacking grilled seafood items and the dining settings that offer you the best sunset views are quite beautiful. Activities: Swimming, sunbathing, fishing etc are the favourite activities of tourists arriving at the beach. But a relaxed walk on the shore watching the calm waves slowly approaching the white sandy beach is something even more appreciable. Opening hours: You can visit the beach any time you would like to but most of the seafood restaurants will be opened around 04:00 pm to 12:00 midnight. Location: Jalan Pantai Kedonganan, South Kuta
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Kuta Beach Sea Turtle Conversation
With an aim to protect the tiny eggs and thus increase the hatching rates of sea turtles started Kuta Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Programme Started almost 17 years ago. It is one of the best places to visit in Kuta. It was started by Mr. Agung and Wayan with 1 sea turtle nest which was protected with bamboo placed around the nest.There are Turtle Rangers to patrol the beach during the night to give the mother sea turtles safe place on the shore to lay eggs and go back to the ocean. They relocate the eggs to the hatchery at Kuta and wait for the next 45-60 days to get the eggs developed and hatched. When the eggs are hatched, the conservationists will return them to the natural habitat immediately. Highlights: Currently, tourists are also becoming part of the conservation programme hugely as the awareness about protecting these animals has gained prominence around the island. People can join the release of the baby turtles to the ocean so that they can spread the word to others and bring more people in order to be a member of the conservation team and protect more sea turtles like this.In 2012 and 2013, the authorities say that they could collect more than 50000 eggs safely and relocated them to the hatchery. Around 80% of them were hatched and released to the ocean. Timings: The nesting season on the beach is from March to September every year and the hatching season is from April to October. The nesting dates can be altered as the baby turtles will be hatched naturally when they are ready. During the months of June, July, August and September, the baby turtles will be released almost every day.If you visit Kuta during these months, you may be able to take part in this mind blowing social activity. Things to remember: When you visit the conservation centre, try not to touch the baby turtles or not to take photos of them with flashes on in order to protect their eyesight. Location: The beach is located a few minutes away from the Ngurah Rai International Airport in Tuban.
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More Bali Attractions
Kuta Night Market
Kuta Square
Kuta Theater
The Ground Zero monument
Pura Petitenget Temple
Bajra Sandhi Monument
Devdan Show
Tanah Lot
Kuta Karnival
Geger Beach
Trick Art Gallery
Sindhu Market
Trunyan Village
Museum Pasifika
Museum Le Mayeur
Karma Beach
Uluwatu Beach
Club Med
100% Genuine Fake Shop
Jimbaran Bay
Werdhi Budaya Art Centre
Gunungan Hill
Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park
Pura Luhur Uluwatu
Penulisan Temple
Pura Ulun Siwi Temple
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This was our first day in Bali & it became more mesmerising with the Mount Batur Trek !! with a well coordinated itinerary, We enjoyed this trek to much extent. Special thanks to our tour guide Ulawa, she was obedient and helpful enough, she took us to the top with utmost care & i will recommend her name to anyone who plans to have this trek !
Thanks Thrilophila For becoming a medium to connect us with this wonderful location !!
"An awesome experience in Bali and had enjoyed it fully.The major credit goes to our tour guide cum driver Mr Gaing from Bali....He was such a nice and honest person and he was the one who made our trip to the best.... Everything mentioned in the trip itinerary had completed well and was well managed by thrillopholia team special mention to Saransh Kumar.....Thanks to the entire team for making our days special and Bali is such a beautiful place that no one should miss....."
"Awesome tour and awesome service.... Its my first trip.. Really great.. If u visit bali must go there.\n\nThanks for the rearly nice service"
We booked a package to Bali as our honeymoon trip. It is a beautiful places, with mesmerizing mountains and alluring beaches, it was good and hassle free trip with the best of management possible. Would love to travel with the guys again.
It was a wonderful experience for both of us. Everything was perfectly arranged for us and was on time. Stay, food and transfers were good.
"njce experience..awesome place."
I booked a honeymoon trip to Bali being advised by one of my friends. I opted for Thrillophilia being my tour operator, and it is absolutely contented that it was worth it. We being first time visitors it was advantageous for us travelling with experienced people operating the tour. Thank you team.
It had been a long time since we were planning for a family vacation, but it wasn’t possible if we were working and children’s schools. But with Thrillophilia’s assistance it was real quick to decide when and where, we decided to go to Bali and it is beautiful, as well as a must visit place for anyone.
We booked a tour to Bali from Chennai, we were relaxed with the help of Thrillophilia, as they did everything on our behalf, it would have been a tough journey without them. Love and support.
I went to Bali with my parents. It was lovely as we got to know about their customs and culture by having a close look. We spent days on beaches exploring them and shopping items, as we were provided with sufficient time at each place. Looking forward to more.
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Which are the best Bali Tour Packages?
Here are some of the best Bali holiday packages:
1. 4 Days Romantic Honeymoon Tour of Bali @ Rs. 16,499
2. Cheap Bali Honeymoon Package 2020 | Flat 15% Off
3. 6 Days Honeymoon Tour of Bali With Spa @ Rs. 22,999
4. 5 Days Budget Bali Tour: Backpacker's Delight
5. Bali Tour Package 4 Days 3 Nights 2020 | Flat 13% Off
6. 6 Days Exotic Bali Honeymoon Package @ Rs. 33,999
7. 5 Nights Bali Honeymoon with Water Sports @ Rs. 29,999
8. 7 Days Romantic Escape To Bali @ Rs. 45,195 -
What are the best things to do in Bali?
The Island of Bali is one of the top holiday destinations in the world and the inexhaustible list of fun things to do in Bali bears testament to the fact. Check out now:
1. Enjoy Bali Swing
2. Trek to Mount Batur
3. Explore Bali Safari and Marine Park
4. Marvel at Tanah Lot Temple
6. Drink from the Waters at Goa Gajah
7. Visit Tegallalang Rice Terraces
8 Experience Wildlife at Bali Zoo -
Which are the best places to be covered in a Bali tour?
The ever amazing places to visit in Bali are so many that it is tough to cover all in one go. Bali is a destination where you can enjoy almost everything, relax at a beach, escapes to mountain treks or ride a bicycle.
1. Tanah Lot Temple
2. Pura Luhur Uluwatu
3. Tegallalang Rice Terraces
4. Bali Swing
5. Ubud Monkey Forest
6. Goa Gajah Gianyar
7. Sekumpul Waterfall
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How can I reach Bali from India?
You have two options: If you want, you can get a visa prior to beginning the travel. Inversely, you can also opt for the Visa on Arrival option. Bali offers Visa on Arrival facility to Indian citizens. Step two includes booking your flight tickets. Book your tickets in advance to get the best price. All the four major airports in India offer flights to Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport These include Chattrapathi Shivaji International Airport (csia.in) in Mumbai, Indira Gandhi International (newdelhiairport.in) in New Delhi, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport in Kolkata and Chennai International Airport in Chennai.
It does not matter which airport you fly from, as you will have to make at least one transfer before arriving in Bali anyway. The Indian airlines do not have flights to Bali, so while booking tickets you will have the following options (from at all four airports in India) – Etihad Airways, Malaysia Airlines, Qantas Airways, Thai Airways and Singapore Air. -
Do I need to apply for visa to visit Bali or is it visa on arrival?
You have both the options available to you. If you want, you can get a visa prior to beginning your travel from the nearest Indonesian embassy in India. This is always recommended. Inversely, you can also opt for the Visa on Arrival option. Bali offers Visa on Arrival facility for Indian citizens. The cost of the visa is US $35. This visa is valid for up to 30 days stay in Indonesia. You can also get it extended for another 30 days. Piece of advice: ensure that your passport is valid for at least another 6 months, and should have enough space for the visa sticker. -
Is Bali expensive to visit?
Bali is the most expensive tourist destination in Indonesia but is still quite inexpensive as compared to the similar locations in other countries. A trip to Bali can be both cheap and expensive depending solely upon the kind of experience you are seeking.
Bali accommodates a great range of options from inexpensive hostels and pocket friendly street food to luxury resorts and premium restaurants. Depending upon your preferences, a week long trip to Bali may cost between INR 35,000 to INR 100,000 per head. So it can be said that a Bali trip may be an expensive as well as inexpensive affair. -
Is food and drink expensive in Bali?
Being a popular international tourist destination, Bali features a wide range of options for food starting from street vendors and cafés to fine dine restaurants. If you are on a budget trip, finding cheap eateries here will hardly be a challenge. And if you are seeking luxury dining experiences, you may find food and drinks expensive in Bali.
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How much does Bali trip cost?
A trip to Bali may vary greatly depending upon the duration, places you are covering, and accommodation options. An estimated cost of a week long budget trip to Bali for one person should cost approximately INR 35,000. However, if you opt for a luxury tour package where you get to experience lavish stays and everything is taken care of by the operator, the trip cost per head may go up to INR 100,000 for a week long itinerary.
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What should I avoid in Bali?
There are a few things that should be avoided on a Bali trip. They are as follows.
- Overlook for red flags: Do not attempt to swim in areas where red flags have been raised as such areas are risky for the activity
- Smoke in public places: Smoking in public places including restaurants, tourist attractions, temples and several other locations is forbidden by the law. -
What sort of climate can I find in Bali?
Since Bali is located near the equator, it has a very warm, tropical climate throughout the year. This makes it a huge draw for tourists. Average year-round temperature stands at around 26-27°C with a high humidity level of about 85%-90%. Water temperatures are always pleasant. The Monsoon season in Bali, which stretches from October to March typically, brings daily rain with quiet overcast days. The rain is recorded mostly in between December and February.
Occasional showers can also be expected during the dry season but usually at night or early morning. Throughout June to August, you will experience a refreshing cool breeze all day long. The central mountain area is typically cooler than the lower coastal areas mainly especially at night. -
When is the best time for holidays in Bali?
The weather in Bali remains more or less pleasant throughout the year, the best time to visit Bali depends mainly on the specific weather and on high and low season. High season is during the months of July and August, during Easter Holidays, Late December and early January due to Christmas and New Year when party lovers from all over the world assemble here. These are the busiest times in Bali. However, for many other reasons, a lot of people prefer and say that best time to come to Bali is between April, May, June and September. That is, just before and just after high season.
The weather then is still dry, the level of humidity is slightly less, and economically speaking room prices and villa rentals can be a lot cheaper than during what you will find in the high season. Incidentally, these months are also the best time to indulge in water sports activities in Bali. Waters are clear and since the place is low on crowd, you will get to avail the best deals. -
What is the ideal duration of a Bali tour?
Anywhere between 2 to 3 weeks is an ideal duration to explore Bali as well as get your share of relaxation. Since it is a relatively cheaper place to visit, a longer time will not burn a hole in your pocket as well. However, if you are low on time, you can also cover Bali in 10 days. -
Is it safe for solo female travellers to visit Bali?
Bali is a very gentle, laidback and safe place to be. For female travellers particularly, as long as you take the same precautions that you would do at home, Bali is a great safe place for a single, female traveller. That is, travel in groups, practice restrain while drinking and have a phone on you all the time so that you can immediately notify your group members, or the police in case of emergency. -
How to transport in Bali? Can we rent a bike or car? What will be the cost?
It is easy to get around Bali as the transportation service is really good and well connected. The main options are to hire a car, hire a car and drive, take a taxi or use a shuttle bus. There are also some public bus equivalents (called Bemos). However, they mostly do not suit tourist’s needs. You can hire your own car to drive around easily and cheaply if you are a confident driver.
In the hindsight, it does not cost much more to hire a driver as well. As for taxis, in the main beach areas there are no shortage of them. The Bluebird taxis are the cheapest, so look out for them. Always ask for the driver to use their meteras it will be better value than bargaining for a price with someone else, and lesser hassles as well. There are also shuttle buses (usually vans) that will take you between the main tourist areas. -
Is Bali a good option for family holiday?
Yes, Bali makes an excellent option for a family holiday. The Balinese are warm and welcoming to kids, and there is a plenty of western style food for fussier palates. Getting a family accommodation in Bali is not a problem as the options are plentiful. You will have no problems finding something that completely suits your needs. There are three main options you will probably look at – Bali family resorts, family hotels and family villas. -
Is it worth visiting Bali for honeymoon? What will be the cost of honeymoon tour?
The pristine beaches, beautiful sceneries, mesmerising environment, amazing nightlife, affordable accommodation and Bali’s close relationship with nature makes Bali a top choice for honeymoon. The honeymoon packages cost anywhere between INR 40,000 to 60,000 depending on the duration of the trip, hotel or resort you choose and the places you cover. These packages are a perfect mix of activities that will bring the couple closer as well as ensure the honeymoon is unforgettable. -
What sort of adventure one can do in Bali?
Yes absolutely. You will find a wide range of adventures tours in Bali. Unlike other islands where adventure is only related to water, here at Bali, you get a lot of other options as well. You can choose from a myriad of options ranging from ATV beach rides, elephant trekking, snorkelling, and paragliding, motocross, tubing or buggy tours.
These are some of the popular options which Bali offers such as Rafting, Cruise, Elephant Ride, Watersport, Seawalking and Horse riding. You can also explore the ford of Bali natures walk encircled by the beauty of natural beauty with a diverse range of flora and fauna, see the friendliness of Balinese resident in the rural area and explore every corner of Bali land. -
What all romantic things can be done in Bali?
These are some of the most romantic things you can do in Bali.
1. Experience a traditional Balinese couple's spa: To amplify your romantic holidays in Bali you and your partner can indulge in some Tender Loving and Care with the traditional Balinese massages and spa treatments.
Not only only is it readily available at modest prices, but some of the most luxurious too. You can either get the service at the resorts with excellent views, or at any of the parlours in Kuta, Ubud, Seminyak etc.
2. Go for a sunset cruise: The exquisite islands of Bali bring you and your partner a chance to enjoy a luxury evening cruise to witness the most stunning sunset and views of the tropical paradise. There are several commercial and privately organized cruises that you can go for and enjoy melodious music, decadent cuisine, sparkling drinks and lots of fun.
3. Explore Nusa Penida and Lembongan: These two are the more secluded islands in Indonesia that are in the southeast of Bali, separated by the Badung Strait. You can take a boat ride here to spend some days in peace and solitude with just each other. Enjoy a scooter ride to explore the tropical forests, mountains, beaches as well as go for water-sports like snorkeling and scuba diving.
4. Take a hike trip to Mount Batur: This is an active volcano mountain in Bali that is one of the most popular attractions offering hypnotic views of the entire island. If you and your partner are athletic and driven by adventures then you would thoroughly enjoy a hike to the top of the theater mountain which can take anywhere between 2 - 2. 5 hours when accompanied by a guide. You can start the activity at dawn to be able to see the rising sun. -
Which are the best beaches to visit in Bali?
Here is a list of some of the best beaches to visit in Bali.
1. Jimbaran Beach: A part of the Denpasar City, this beach is situated in the northwest region and is considered to be one of the most alluring beaches in Bali. You can enjoy the best time here by staying in luxury beach-front resorts, gobbling delicious seafood and relaxing on the beach sunbathing, and swimming in the turquoise water.
2. Nusa Dua Beach: Situated in Kuta's southern district is this one-stop destination for all the fun you can find in Bali. Laced with premium hotels and resorts to stay in, colorful markets selling local goods, the pristine golden-sand beach, the most happening eateries and clubs. Along with that you can also indulge in many water-sports here as well.
3. Canggu Beach: This is one of the most photogenic beaches in all of Bali with its sprawling soft sand and cerulean sea against the clear sky. You can enjoy many water-sports, especially surfing as well as eat at famous restaurants like Aoba Bali and Bale Sutra, and at the beach shacks. The lush rice fields and plush villas further accentuate the holiday experience.
4. Seminyak Beach: Tucked between Legian and Kuta Beach, the Seminyak beach is one of the most popular places for people to experience the Bali nightlife as well as a plethora of activities. The long stretch of white-sand and patches of foliage make up the scenery. You can eat at the bustling restaurants, party at the clubs and relax on the beach itself. -
Which are the famous tourist attractions of Bali to visit with family?
Some of the famous tourist attractions of Bali are –- Tanah Lot Temple - The temple is perched on top of a huge rock and is among Bali's most important sea temples.
- Uluwatu temple – perched on a cliff edge in the southwestern Bukit peninsula, it is the most important sea temple of Bali
- Besakih Temple – largest of all Balinese Temple, this sits on the slopes of Mount Agung, Tegallalang Rice Terraces, Ubud for scenic beauty and to understand the culture of Bali
- Kintamani and Mount Batur – This one is the favourite stopover on tour itineraries to this region is Penelokan, which rightly means 'scenic stopover'. This is a still-active volcano; the Mount Batur has erupted about 24 times since 1800’s, and has reshaped the surrounding landscape each time!
- Bali Safari and Marine Park – Bali’s largest animal theme park, this houses over 60 species, which roam freely in their enclosures to mimic their natural habitat the best.
- Goa Gajah – Located on the cool western edge of Bedulu Village, six kilometres out of central Ubud, the Goa Gajah ‘Elephant Cave’ is an archaeological site of significant historical value that makes it a special place to visit.
- PuraUlun Danu Bratan (Bali’s temple by the lake) – Unlike all the other temples in Bali which are perched on hills, this rests at the edge of Lake Bratan. Apart from it, you can go for dolphin sightings at Lovina, party at Kuta beach, visit the Coffee plantation at Bali Pulina Agro Tourism, Ubud Art and Culture Centre, Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, Nusa Islands, Sideman valley, and Sekumpul Waterfall, Tirta Empul Temple for the best experience.
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Can I do a cycling tour of Bali? How many days it will require to explore Bali?
Yes, you can do a cycling tour of Bali to discover the island in its originality. You can avail the activity in private as well as a group. Over the course of the tour, you will cover Kuta, Besakih village, Candidasa, Mt. Batur volcano at Kintamani, Pacung Mountain Resort and Jatiluwih among others. You will need approximately 1 week to explore Bali by cycle. -
Can I do Dolphin Sunrise Tour in Bali? Where can I do it?
Yes you can do the Dolphin Sunrise tour in Bali. You can do the Dolphin Sunrise Tour in Lovina beach. It is a black sand beach where you reach around 4 in the morning, hire a boat and sail somewhere in the middle of the ocean to witness what will possibly be the best sunrise of your live. -
What are the best clubs to enjoy on a Bali trip?
1. Potato Head Bali: Potato Head Bali is known as a creative village that features an open area aligned with the Bali Sea. You can enjoy your drinks and music in the open lounge and take back some amazing sunset memories too.
2. Sky Garden Rooftop Lounge: Tipsily lit with the warm tones, Sky Garden Rooftop Lounge is an amazing place to hang out with your friends or even on your own.
3. Mirror Bali Lounge & Club: Flooding with neon lights, Mirror Bali Lounge & Club gives cozy place to sit and hog your food and alcohol. Also, one can always whirl a little on the good music played by talented DJs.4. Finns Beach Club: Extending to the golden sandy beach of Bali, Finns Beach Club is the most famous club in Bali. This place features beautiful sunset, a range of delicacies, a variety of alcohol and some glittering pools to soak in. -
Can I do a Sunset tour of Tanah Lot?
Yes, you can do the Sunset tour at Tanah Lot. In fact, you can choose from a full day tour or a special half day sunset tour according to your convenience. The full day tour involves sightseeing of Bali from Tabanan. You will also be visiting the magnificent and very important Hindu landmarks like Taman Ayun Temple and Ulun Danu Bratan Temple.
You will also be spending time at the Monster Museum and its eerie array of scary masks and also capture the natural beauty of the Jatiluwih Rice Terrace. You spending the sunset at Tanah Lot, which is considered one of Bali’s most beautiful temples, along with a delicious Indonesian dinner in a local restaurant, will wrap up the tour.
The half day tour involves a tour to the Tanah Lot temple and the Taman Ayun, which is the Mother Temple of Mengwi Kingdom. This tour also gives you an opportunity to visit the Alas Kedaton Monkey Forest, which is Bali’s protected monkey forest. The tour concludes with you witnessing the breathtaking sunset. -
What documents one must carry while visiting Bali?
Since the Indonesian visa and entry requirements are strictly enforced at their airports, so be very careful about taking proper documents if you are taking your visa on arrival. If any of your documents are incorrect in any way, you will likely be deported immediately. The documents you will need are
- Your passport, obviously. Make sure your passport is valid for another six months – in the least.
- Have your immigration/arrival card filled out and ready to go.
- Have a print out of your confirmed flight out of the country handy. This is rarely asked for, but as we say, “better safe than sorry”, so it’s good to have one on hand just in case, as the more time you spend with airport customs, the less time you have to get your holiday on.
- You will need to front up US$35 during processing to enter the country.
- It is advisable to also carry a copy of bank statement, as depending on your clothes and get-up, you may be asked for a copy of a bank statement or something that proves you can actually afford your holiday.
- Apart from these, carry your insurance papers, valid ID cards and a couple of passport size pictures. You never know what might you need and when.
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What are the best areas to stay in Bali?
1. Seminyak: Although a little expensive, Seminyak is the best place to stay in Bali. The entire area is covered with gray sand beaches and the sea gives out the best waves for surfing experience. Besides this, the place is brimming with high-end restaurants, clubs, spa, and shopping places to complete your stay.
2. Kuta: If you love partying at night, Kuta should be your ultimate choice of stay. Besides having a plethora of options for bars and nightclubs, Kuta also features excellent hotels and sandy beaches.
3. Ubud: Also known as the cultural capital of Bali, Ubud is flooded with art galleries, museums, temples, and many more options which helps you connect to the traditional roots of Bali.
4. Uluwatu: If you have a thing for clifftops, Uluwatu should be your choice of stay in Bali. The area features numerous restaurants, cafes, clubs, and resorts elegantly placed on the edge of the rocks overlooking the Bali Sea. -
What sort of nightlife is there in Bali?
Bali is one place that is known for its nightlife experience and evening entertainment, so here are some of the things that you can enjoy when vacationing in the exotic island.
1. Night cruises: This experience is for the couples in particular who want to have fun but also get ample time together. The Benoa Harbour is among the top sites from where many night cruises set forth. Throughout the evening you can savour a delicious meal, drinks, live performances, music and much more.
2. Nightclubs and pubs: One cannot mention nightlife and not talk about the array of happening clubs, beach clubs, gay clubs, pubs and more all around Kuta, Seminyak and Legian. For some grown-up fun you can visit these places, have a drink, dance and party till wee hours.
3. Night Safari: The Bali Safari and Marine Park is one place where you can enjoy the wild side of Bali by going on a night safari tour to spot different species of animals and vegetation. Although the park arranges safaris throughout the day, a night adventure is the most popular among tourists for the sheer thrill and excitement.
4. Cabaret show/theatrical performances: You can ditch the regular party scenes for a different experience by attending a traditional cultural performance at the theater in Badung, or go for a must exciting event around Seminyak, Benoa, Legian to see extravagant drag performances, dances, music and more.
5. Night markets: The Balinese night markets are one of the best places to visit for some shopping, eating local street-food and to interact with many people. Places like Sanur, Kereneng, Gianyar and Badung would let you have a fun experience with bustling lanes till late hours, and colorful shops and stalls. -
Can I do Ubud tour? How much it will cost me?
Yes, you can do Ubud tour. Depending on how many days you are staying, you can plan a trip according to that. Ideally, 3 to 4 days are enough to cover Ubud. However, if you are on a tight schedule you can take a day trip to Ubud as well. The cost of transportation will be around INR 7000 for round trip. Apart from that the hotels and food will charge according to the kind of place you choose to stay and dine. -
Can I do Kintamani tour? How much it will cost me?
Yes, you can do the Kintamani tour. It is a one-day tour to the Kintamani Village with a spectacular view of an active volcano and Lake Batur from the top. A day trip will cost you approximately INR 5000. -
Can I do Nusa Dua tour? How much it will cost me?
Yes, you can do the Nusa Dua tour. The tour includes Devdan Shows (local dances), workshops, temples, villages, rice and coffee plantations, elephant trip, camel safaris, water activities,trip to zoo, forests, waterfalls, and many other activities. Do not miss going to the Nusa Dua beach, Pandawa beach, Water Blow to witness the awesome power of nature as large waves from the Indian Ocean constantly crash against the jagged limestone edges on the peninsula’s south-eastern cliff.
Depending on the number of days you wish to visit, the cost of the tour will range anywhere from INR 7,000 to 25,000. -
Can I do a tour of Pod Chocolate Factory?
Yes, you can do the Pod Chocolate Factory tour. The tour will include exciting behind-the-scenes look inside a chocolate factory. You will also get the opportunity to interact with artisans crafting organic & sustainable chocolate treats and a chance to learn about the chocolate making process from raw cacao to cocoa nib. There will also be a hands-on demonstration, chocolate-making lesson and an opportunity to purchase chocolate from the café & gift shop for your loved ones. -
Can I do a tour of the Monkey forest?
Yes, you can do a tour of Monkey Forest. Bali Ubud Monkey Forest is a small rain forest inhabited by some group of monkeys and other tropical animals. It is strategically located in the hearth of Ubud Village, and is easily accessible from Kuta(around 55 kms), from Sanur (40 kms), and from Nusa Dua area (65 kms). -
What sort of wildlife I can experience in Bali?
Except for luscious greenery and warm, azure beaches, Bali is an absolute paradise for animal lovers as well. Bali has to offer more than just the regular zoo visits, or seeing animals in cages, or hideous live animal shows – you can get up close and personal with creatures great and small here!- Ubud Monkey Forest is perhaps the best-known monkey hangout due to its wonderful location on the fringe of Ubud’s main centre. Ubud Monkey Forest is home to over 300 grey-haired macaques and boasts over 115 different species of trees. The other place where you can get up close and personal with monkeys are the Alas Kedaton Monkey Forest in Tabanan and the Uluwatu Monkey Forest.
- Apart from monkeys, Bali is also home to a lot of variety of exotic and beautiful birds! The Bird Village of Petulu is your place to be for a tryst with the Kokokan birds (herons), which fly every evening at around 5:30 pm from all over the Bali Island to congregate in the small town of Petulu.
- For a more intense fix of wildlife, go to the Bali Bird Park where 1000 birds from 250 species frolic around 2 hectares of landscaped tropical gardens. The park has a lot of walk-through aviaries and is a safe haven for numerous rare or endangered species such as the cendrawasih (birds of paradise) from West Papua and the Leucopsarrothschildi (Bali starling).
- Located adjacent to the Bali Bird Park, is the Rimba Reptile Park is for those who prefer their animals footloose and feather free. The park houses around 20 different species of reptiles and over 181 specimens of reptiles and amphibians. The park is famous for a 1.5 metre Komodo dragon as well as crocodiles, flying lizards, iguanas, frogs and geckos.
- You can also visit the Elephant Safari Park, GiliMenobird park and turtle sanctuary, and the Turtle Conservation and Education Centre (TCEC) to know about the issue that is very close to Balinese people and the measures they have taken to protect the population of turtles.
- The Bali Butterfly Park is also a must visit to experience wildlife – it is the largest butterfly park in Asia.
- You can also interact up-close and personal with the dolphins just off the coast of Sanur is Serangan Island.There is a "Dolphin Lodge", a floating sea pen whichis a three-minute boat ride from Serangan Island. It is here where visitors can interact with dolphins in their natural environment.
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Can I go on cruise or yacht tour in Bali? What will be the cost of cruise for one day?
Yes you can. Infact there are varied options and packages provided – ranging from day cruise, romantic cruise, castaway cruise, fishermen cruise, sunset cruise, themed party cruise, etc. The cruise services are provided by a number of providers, and hence the prices vary. However, on an average the cruise can cost anywhere between INR 15,000 to 25,000 for a day. -
Can I do a seaplane ride in Bali? What will be the cost?
Yes, you can do scenic seaplane tour from Bali to Gili Island which lasts for 60 minutes and cost approximately INR 35,000. There is also an option of day tour from Denpasar International Airport to Menjangan Dynasty Resort in a modern turbo-prop, air-conditioned seaplane. The day tour will consist of rides to and fro to the airport and a day full of activities. This will cost approximately INR 50,000. -
Can I do a helicopter tour of Bali? How much it will cost me? Is it safe?
Yes, you can do a helicopter tour of Bali. There are a lot of packages to choose from, but we recommend one of these:- Temples Coastline along the west and south coasts of Bali.
- Kintamani Volcano for views of Mount Batur and its lake from the sky.
- The Best of Bali that includes Tanah Lot temple, Mounts Agung and Batur, Nusa Dua and Candidasa.
The price of the packages differs from provider to provider and the number of people who avail the service. However, they can range from anywhere between INR 60,000 to INR 90,000 for the full tour.
Yes, the rides are safe as only well-trained and knowledgeable pilots handle the helicopters, so you can rest assured that you will be in good hands. -
How to experience art and culture of Bali?
- In order to experience the art and culture of Bali, do visit the temples that are in plenty and find out the stories behind them. As mentioned above, there are a lot of tours conducted to the temples which will educate you about the Balinese culture.
- Another important way to experience the culture of any place is through food – so do take the food safari, and try out the local delicacies.
- Bali’s ranges of traditional dances are a delectable combination of elements from religious and artistic influence, concluding in highly meaningful, attractive and dynamic performances. One has not fully experienced Indonesian culture without having witnessed these spectacles.
- In order to experience Bali’s traditional arts and crafts scene, definitely visit Ubud Art Village Tour visits the art villages in and around the artistic center of Ubud. The sites of interest include Celuk Village, famous for its highly skilled gold and silver crafting and Mas Village, renowned for its master carvers of teak, mahogany, ebony and hibiscus wood. You should also visit the famous Ubud Market, which is open daily for the exchange of arts, handicrafts and textiles.
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Where can I do shopping in Bali? What things are must to buy in Bali?
Bali shopping presents you with a treasure trove of fine art and handicrafts, antique and semi-antique furniture, paintings, delicately carved jewellery, wood and stone carvings, masks, woven and dyed fabrics. Famous places to shop in Bali are –- Ubud Art Market - is known for its high quality traditional and handmade clothing, figurines and home wares. Interesting fact – the market was featured in the movie Eat Pray Love.
- Mal BaliGaleria, Sukawati Art Market - to purchase handicrafts and traditional handmade products
- Celuk Village - it is very famous for being a village of gold and silversmiths. The village offers a multitude of gold and silver jewellery including rings, bangles, chokers, earrings, tusukkonde (hair pins), broaches and many other accessories,
- Tegallalang 'Handicrafts Village' - This place specialises in the carving of softwood figures. Brightly painted flowers, signboards, fruits, frogs, tokay geckos, ducks, cats and animal figures all feature heavily. All the way along the 12-kilometre road there are shops also selling furniture and handicrafts made from glass, wood, bamboo, ceramics, and shells.
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Which restaurants serve the best food in Bali?
With an umpteen number of restaurants in Bali, this place is a haven for junkies!. Here are some options for you:- Sarong: This restaurant provides one of the best dining experiences you will ever have.
- MAMA San: From the same family as Sarong, enjoy lunch or dinner of amazing Asian treats. Booking ahead is recommended. Try their starters – they are really good.
- Ku De Ta: Beachside bar, pool and restaurant, a perfect venue for sunset drinks.
- Potato Head: Beachside pool and bar. Perfect for sunset drinks too.
- Mozaic Beach Club: It provides a mesmerizing view the whole day. Drinks and food served are so good, it is a must visit too.
- The Deck: Family friendly dining where you can unwind here by playing a game of pool too!
- Grocer & Grind: Perfect place for deli items, dine in and takeaway.
- Single Fin, Uluwatu: Cheap eats and drinks with one of the best views high up above this famous surf break.
- Sunset Bar, Ayana Resort: If you can’t get into The Rock Bar – this bar doesn’t take bookings – then this is a great place to watch the sun set. You should totally order a signature watermelon or coconut cocktail.
- Motel Mexicola, Seminyak: Go for frozen magaritas and beef tacos here. Out of the world.
- Sisterfields, Seminyak: This Aussie-influenced cafe always has a line up outside – make it a must for breakfast, brunch or lunch.
There are a lot of other places too, like Chandi (Seminyak Region), WACKO BURGER CAFE(Seminyak Region), CHEZ GADO GADO, Seminyak-Legian Region, BREEZE (at The Samaya)(Legian Region), RESTAURANT LOCAVORE(Ubud Region), TEATRO(Seminyak Region), etc. to choose from. -
Is vegetarian food easily available in Bali?
Yes! Bali is a vegetarian’s paradise. Unlike other foreign location where vegetarian food is not easily available, Bali offers a lot of options to choose from. Even if the menu is predominantly non-vegetarian, there will be enough to choose from nonetheless. In case the menu has hardly any veggie options available, request the waiter and the chef to make food according to your choice and palate.
Here is a list of some of the best vegetarian restaurants in Bali to make your life easier! –- DOWN TO EARTH – Everything about this vegetarian restaurant is so thoughtful- from the macrobiotic chef and all organic foods to only using local supplies and supporting the community.
- CLEAR – The interiors of this place resemble temples, and the menu is full of enticing elixirs! Clear is the perfect place to indulge in raw food, vegetarian, vegan and gluten free dishes.
- ALCHEMY – This is a raw food vegan cafe offering delicious organic meals, raw chocolate and amazing garden surroundings to sooth your eyes and heart.
- WARUNG SOPA – An all-organic restaurant that serves super tasty meals! This vegetarian restaurant with an emphasis on wholesome and organic food offers a mix of Japanese and Balinese dishes.
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What do I do in case of any medical emergency in Bali?
Bali’s medical infrastructure is very advanced. Facilities like air ambulances, multilingual staff and specialists in difficult emergency disciplines all represented on the island to ensure the tourist are safe and in best care. The BIMC Hospital is one of the most recognized hospitals in Bali. It mostly exclusively caters to foreigners, so all doctors and nurses speak English.
Most insurance companies have a tie-up with them so you probably won’t be have to pay upfront and the hospital will directly bill your insurance company. It has a branch in Nusa Dua as well. Apart from this there are a lot of private clinics and other hospitals as well. So do not worry, in case things go wrong, you will be in the best of care.