Trip Highlights

  • Add some adventure at Tanjung Benoa, with beach time and optional water sports before heading to Uluwatu for ocean views.
  • Watch the sun set from clifftop Uluwatu Temple, with the option to stay for a traditional Kecak performance.
  • Discover Bali’s craft traditions through Batuan, Mas and Celuk villages, followed by panoramic Mount Batur and Lake Batur views.
  • Browse Ubud Market and experience the island’s cultural side through local crafts, temples and optional traditional dance.
  • Slow the pace with two nights in a private pool villa, balancing sightseeing with time to relax.
  • End with the dramatic seaside setting of Tanah Lot, one of Bali’s most recognisable temple landscapes.

Day-by-Day Itinerary

A 5 Nights / 6 Days itinerary for Beautiful Bali Tour.

  • Arrive at Ngurah Rai International Airport and meet the local representative.
  • Transfer to your hotel and take in your first glimpses of Bali along the way.
  • Complete check-in and relax after the flight.
  • Keep the rest of the day free to explore nearby areas or simply unwind.

Overnight: Bali

  • Next day, head to Tanjung Benoa after breakfast for beach time and water activities.
  • Choose from activities such as banana boat rides, jet skiing or parasailing, subject to the confirmed package and sea conditions.
  • Continue to Uluwatu Temple, dramatically positioned above the Indian Ocean.
  • Enjoy the cliffside setting and stay for sunset, weather permitting.
  • Optionally attend the Kecak Dance performance before returning to the hotel. Uluwatu is particularly known for its sunset setting and evening Kecak performance.

Overnight: Bali

  • Begin with Batuan Village, known for traditional arts and local craft traditions.
  • Continue through Mas and Celuk villages for woodcarving, silver and gold craftsmanship.
  • Travel into the highlands for views of Mount Batur and Lake Batur at Kintamani.
  • Spend time browsing Ubud Market for handicrafts and souvenirs.
  • Optionally attend a traditional Barong Dance performance before returning to the hotel.

Overnight: Bali

  • Enjoy breakfast before checking out from your hotel.
  • Transfer to your private pool villa and complete check-in.
  • Keep the rest of the day completely free to relax.
  • Spend time by the pool or explore nearby shops and cafés at your own pace.

Overnight: Bali

  • Enjoy a relaxed morning at your villa.
  • In the afternoon, head towards Tanah Lot Temple.
  • Take in the temple’s distinctive offshore setting and coastal scenery.
  • Browse nearby shops or spend time around the temple complex.
  • Stay for sunset views, weather permitting, before returning to your villa. Tanah Lot is especially known for its offshore rock setting and dusk scenery.

Overnight: Bali

  • Enjoy breakfast on your final morning.
  • Keep the remaining time free depending on your flight schedule.
  • Shop for souvenirs or relax at the villa if time allows.
  • Check out and transfer to Ngurah Rai International Airport.
  • Board your onward flight, bringing the Bali holiday to an end.

Package Inclusions & Exclusions

  • 5 nights’ accommodation in Bali.
  • 3 nights in hotel accommodation and 2 nights in a private pool villa, subject to the confirmed hotel plan.
  • Daily breakfast.
  • Airport–hotel and villa–airport transfers.
  • Hotel-to-private-pool-villa transfer on Day 4.
  • Tanjung Benoa and Uluwatu sightseeing tour.
  • Kintamani and Ubud sightseeing tour.
  • Visits to Batuan, Mas and Celuk villages.
  • Tanah Lot sunset excursion.
  • Sightseeing and transfers on a per-vehicle basis stated in the final quotation.
  • Local representative/guide assistance where specified.
  • Hotel taxes and service charges included in the confirmed package.
  • International round-trip airfare.
  • Indonesia Visa on Arrival/e-VOA charges.
  • Bali tourism levy.
  • Optional Kecak and Barong dance performances, unless specifically included.
  • Water sports beyond the activities clearly listed in the package.
  • Meals other than those specifically mentioned.
  • Attraction and temple entrance fees not expressly included.
  • Travel insurance unless included in the final quotation.
  • Early check-in and late check-out.
  • Personal expenses such as laundry, minibar, drinks and telephone calls.
  • Tips and gratuities.
  • Excess baggage and airline charges.
  • GST, TCS or other applicable statutory charges.

Important Information

  • Light, breathable clothing for Bali’s tropical weather.
  • Comfortable walking shoes or sandals for village, temple and market sightseeing.
  • Swimwear and quick-dry clothing for Tanjung Benoa.
  • Modest clothing or a sarong for temple visits.
  • Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat for outdoor sightseeing.
  • A light rain jacket or compact umbrella, particularly from November to March.
  • Insect repellent for evenings and greener areas.
  • A waterproof phone pouch or dry bag for water activities.
  • A light layer for Kintamani.
  • Personal medicines and basic travel essentials.
  • Passport, visa documentation, All Indonesia declaration and Bali levy confirmation.
  • Some Indonesian rupiah for small purchases, markets and local expenses.
  • Do not enter sacred temple areas in inappropriate or overly revealing clothing; follow sarong or sash requirements where instructed.
  • Do not climb temple structures, touch sacred objects or interrupt ceremonies.
  • Avoid photographing worshippers or religious ceremonies at close range without permission.
  • Do not feed or provoke monkeys around Uluwatu; secure loose personal items instead.
  • Do not undertake water sports when operators suspend them because of unsafe sea or weather conditions.
  • Do not litter at beaches, temple grounds or natural attractions.
  • Do not interfere with religious offerings placed around temples, streets or entrances.
  • During Nyepi, visitors must follow the island-wide Day of Silence restrictions and cannot continue normal sightseeing or transfers.
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Best fit: April to September

These months generally give the best balance of drier weather, better coastal conditions and clearer outdoor sightseeing, making them particularly suitable for Tanjung Benoa, Kintamani and sunset visits.

Also possible: March, October and November

These shoulder months remain workable, but showers and cloud can be less predictable. October is still within the broad dry-season window, while November starts moving into wetter conditions.

Least suitable: December to February

Bali remains visitable, but these are generally wetter months, so water sports, sunset views and outdoor sightseeing need greater flexibility.

  • Indian passport holders can currently use Indonesia’s Visa on Arrival/e-VOA route for qualifying short tourist stays; verify the exact visa category and fee before departure.
  • International arrivals must complete the All Indonesia arrival declaration. The system integrates immigration, customs, health and quarantine declarations and can be completed from three days before arrival.
  • Foreign visitors to Bali generally need to pay the IDR 150,000 Bali tourism levy once during their trip in Indonesia and retain the QR-code proof of payment.
  • Tanjung Benoa water sports are weather- and sea-dependent. The exact activities included in the package should be confirmed before travel.
  • Uluwatu is an active temple, so modest clothing and respectful behaviour are important.
  • Keep sunglasses, phones and loose belongings secure at Uluwatu because monkeys live around the temple complex.
  • Kintamani is higher and generally cooler than Bali’s coastal areas, so carrying a light layer can be useful.
  • Bali road travel can take longer than map distances suggest because of traffic, particularly around southern Bali and Ubud.
  • Kecak and Barong performances are listed as optional, so do not present them as confirmed inclusions unless tickets are actually bundled.
  • If travel coincides with Nyepi, normal sightseeing and airport movements are suspended during Bali’s Day of Silence, so the itinerary must be adjusted.

Additional Information

  • A 25% deposit is required to confirm the booking.
  • The balance payment must be made 15 days before the start date.
  • Full payment is required for late bookings/peak season.
  • Additional payments need to be made as per supplier deadlines.
  • Cheque/Demand Draft

  • Bank Transfer

  • QR Code

  • Cancellation charges apply as per the final confirmed booking terms.

  • Refund processing may take 2–4 weeks due to banking procedures.

  • No refunds are available for partially used services or cancellations made after the journey has commenced.

Note: The cancellation amount is calculated based on the total booking amount, not the advance deposited. Charges may vary; view the full cancellation/refund policy here.

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FAQs

FAQ About Beautiful Bali Tour

Q: How many days for the Bali Tour?

Ans. Bali offers a lot of things to explore and experience that will make your tour unforgettable. Our 5-day Bali tour package covers the major tourist attractions, while the 6-day package includes additional cultural and historical experiences. However, if you want to explore every aspect of Bali, you may need around 10 days.

Q: What are the famous water activities in Bali?

Ans. Bali is one of the fantastic holiday destinations for water sports. Thanks to its coastlines and blue waters that allow you to indulge in Jet Skiing, Snorkeling, Surfing, Sea Walking, Parasailing, Scuba Diving, and River Rafting.

Q: What is the best time to visit Bali for a holiday?

Ans. April to October is the ideal time to visit Bali for a holiday. However, it is a year-round holiday destination. During these months, Bali experiences a dry season perfect for indulging in water sports.

Q: How much do Bali packages cost?

Ans. The cost of a Bali tour package depends on various factors, including tour duration, transfers, hotel choices, and many more. But booking in advance can help you enjoy a hassle-free tour at a reasonable cost. You can book your customizable Bali tour packages with Indian Holiday, which you can customize per your budget and travel preferences.