BaliTour Packages

Looking for your dream tropical getaway? Journey Routers welcomes you to explore the ‘Island of Gods’ with our exclusive Bali tour packages. At Journey Routers, we aim to do more than just take you to the place you've been dreaming about. We want to give you experiences that stick with you long after you've returned home.

Bali is more than just a destination, this island gives you a full-on feast for the senses. You'll find everything from green rice fields in Ubud to cliffs in Uluwatu, showing how Bali mixes stunning nature with rich culture. Beach fans, thrill-seekers, and those looking to slow down will all find something to love in this Indonesian haven. Imagine yourself swimming in clear blue waters, visiting old temples, picking up local cooking tricks, or just watching the sun sink into the sea.

The friendly people, spiritual vibe, and lively customs in Bali make every moment stick with you. You can do all sorts of things here, from hiking at dawn and finding hidden waterfalls to chilling in spas and eating dinner by the beach. No wonder Bali stays at the top of so many travel bucket lists. Whether you're backpacking, on a couples' trip, or taking the family out, Bali's magic doesn't wear off and one visit just isn't enough. It's not just a place you go to, it's a feeling you take home with you.
Did You Know: Bali has officially welcomed its newest jewel, Nuanu City in Tabanan, which is commonly referred to as 'Bali's Creative City'. Be one of the first to tick this bucket-list jewel off your travel list!

Journey Routers brings you 20+ travel packages in 2025 with a collection of handpicked itineraries designed for families, couples and solo travellers. Our Bali packages start at INR 26,000 per person for a 4-day budget holiday and go up to INR 84,000 for a luxurious 11-day trip. What makes our Bali tour packages truly unique is the variety of routes and city-wise departures we offer. No matter if you're in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Pune, or even Ahmedabad, we have all the options for you.

Highlights of Bali For Your Trip

The vibe of Bali can be felt as soon as one steps foot here. Here, relaxed island living collides with vibrant cultural heritage, and daily life feels more like a stunning mix of adventure and tranquillity. Whether you're drinking coconut water on a beach awash in sunshine or strolling through Ubud's rice terraces, Bali takes it easy in its enchanted way.

There's an unmistakable spiritual presence in the atmosphere, temples shrouded in incense vapour, locals making daily canang sari (flower offerings), and traditional dance routines under starlight. Meanwhile, Bali bursts with energy and colour. Surfers descend upon Uluwatu, digital nomads vibe in Canggu coffee shops, and newlyweds immerse themselves in the romance of Seminyak sunsets.

The island's charm is its contradictions: chaos and serenity, holy and frivolous, old and new. You may climb Mount Batur at dawn, swim in turquoise waters at noon, and cap off your evening with a seaside massage and seafood dinner.

Bali isn't a place, it's a feeling. It draws you in and says, "Slow down, connect, and truly live." Whether you're seeking adventure or quiet, Bali's atmosphere welcomes you home, but also far enough away from everything.

Journey routers offer year-round Bali tour packages, as you can visit here anytime due to its tropical climate. From sunlit beach days between April to October (dry season) to lush, green rice paddies and fewer crowds from November to March (wet season), there’s never a wrong time to explore Bali.

In 2025, Bali stands out as the perfect travel destination because of its evolving offerings from eco-conscious resorts and digital nomad hubs to authentic local experiences like cooking classes, temple tours, and jungle treks. It’s a place where ancient traditions meet modern comforts, and every sunset feels like a reward.

With direct international connections, diverse accommodations, and immersive activities, our Bali packages are not just a trip it’s a reset button for your soul. Whether you're chasing adventure, wellness, romance, or a break from routine, Bali promises memories that linger long after your tan fades. And trust us, once you visit, you’ll already be planning your next one.

Why Choose Journey Routers For A Memorable Holiday In Bali In 2025?

When it comes to planning your dream Bali holiday in 2025, Journey Routers offers more than just packages; we deliver unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re a beach bum, spiritual seeker, adventure lover, or honeymooner, we craft personalised itineraries with customizable options that reflect your travel style and interests.

Bali is a destination that has something for everyone, and we know how to unlock its best-kept secrets. From sunrise treks to Mount Batur and traditional Balinese cooking classes to luxury cliffside stays in Uluwatu and beachfront villas in Seminyak, we handpick accommodations and activities that balance both comfort and culture. Want to chase waterfalls in Munduk, surf in Canggu, or enjoy a romantic candlelight dinner on Jimbaran beach? We make it all seamless.

Our strength lies in our local partnerships, expert planning, and 24/7 support, so you can enjoy your trip stress-free. We also offer flexible departure options from major Indian cities, and cater to every budget, offering from backpacker to luxury experiences.

In 2025, travel is all about meaning, authenticity, and curated comfort, and Journey Routers delivers exactly that. With our in-depth knowledge of Bali’s landscapes, culture, and hidden gems, we ensure you see more than the usual tourist trails.

Choose Journey Routers Bali tour packages for your dream holiday in 2025, and return with more than just photos, return with stories, soul-stirring memories, and a deep connection to the island that calls people back, again and again.

Best Bali Tour Packages For Every Traveller In 2025

Browse our curated Bali tour packages crafted to match your travel style:

1. Bali Family Tour Packages ( Perfect for families with kids and elderly people for a stress-free getaway)

• Duration: 5 to 6 days
• Inclusions: Airport and private transfers, breakfast + floating breakfast, accommodations, and guided sightseeing.
• Price range: INR 32,000 to INR 42,500.
• Customisation options: Customise your package by combining your trip with a luxury tour to Singapore, or add a few more days to spend in Bali.

2. Bali Group Tour Packages (Ideal for solo travellers and budget backpackers)

• Duration: 4 to 10 days
• Price range: INR 24,000 to INR 80,000
• Inclusions: Airport and private transfers, breakfast + 1 time floating breakfast, accommodations, and guided sightseeing.
• Customisation Options: Tailor your package by pairing your Bali getaway with a luxury tour of Singapore, or extend your stay to soak in more of Bali.

3. Romantic Bali Honeymoon Packages (Best for couples and newlyweds for a hassle-free trip)

• Duration: 4-11 days
• Inclusions: Airport and private transfers, breakfast + 1 time floating breakfast, accommodations, and guided sightseeing.
• Price Range: INR 28,000 to INR 84,000
• Customisation Options: Customise your package by combining your trip with a luxury tour to Singapore, or add a few more days to spend in Bali.

The Complete Guide For Indians Applying For a Bali Visa In 2025

1. Visa: When booking a Bali tour package from India, applying for a visa beforehand is wise. You can either apply for an e-visa before travel or obtain your visa on arrival (VOA).

2 . E-visa: You must complete an application on the official website of the Indonesian immigration. Along with the application form, submit the documents required and the processing fee (around INR 2,500 per individual). After approval, you will receive your e-visa in your email, which you may print and use at the Bali airport. The visa processing time is on average 2-3 days and is valid for a period of up to 90 days.

3. Visa on Arrival (VOA): You can go straight to the visa counter at the airport and submit your documents. The procedure is usually queuing at the visa counter, filling out required forms, and paying the fee (about INR 2,500 per person). Processing time may vary, but it usually takes between 15 to 30 minutes, depending on airport traffic.

Documents Required For Bali Visa:

• Passport
• Visa application form
• Passport-size photographs
• Return flight tickets
• Proof of accommodation
• Sufficient funds
• Health insurance
• Travel itinerary
  

Make sure to plan and choose the visa option that best suits your travel needs for a hassle-free Bali trip!

International Driving Permit:

If you prefer to plan a Bali trip independently or like to drive for hours along scenic roads, an International Driving Permit (IDP) is a must. One of the most hassle-free ways to travel is by renting a bike or a car, and with an IDP, you can drive legally with no problems.

In India, an IDP can be obtained through the Regional Transport Office (RTO), Parivahan Portal or Automobile Association of India. The process is to fill out a form, provide documents and pay a fee.

You will require a valid Indian driving license, an Adhaar Card and passport-sized photos to apply for an IDP. The IDP is valid for one year and takes a few days to process.

Best Time to Plan a Bali Trip

The ideal time for your Bali tour depends on what you're seeking either colourful festivals, good weather, or economical travel.

i) Dry Season - Vibrant festivals and good weather (April to October)

• Weather: Clear skies, sunny days, less humidity, little rainfall, temperatures ranging from 27-32 °C.
• Crowd Density: High
• Tourist Attractions: Seminyak Beach, Kuta Beach, Mount Batur, Nusa Penida, Gili Islands, Ubud temples
• Activities to be Done: Surfing, hiking, diving, snorkelling, river rafting, beach and island hopping, and sightseeing.
• Festivals to visit: Bali Arts Festival (June-July), Nusa Dua Festival (October), Galungan (April to May), Bali Spirits Festival (September), Sanur Village Festival (October), Bali Kite Festival (July)
• What to Bring: Lightweight clothing, swimsuits, sunscreen, hats, sunglasses, and outdoor-friendly footwear.

ii) Rainy Season - Economical travel (November to March)

• Weather: Chilly wind, overcast, peak rainfall, maximum humidity, 22-32 °C temperatures.
• Crowd Density: Moderate
• Sites to Visit: Tegenungan Waterfalls, Gitgit Waterfalls, Seminyak, Canggu, and Uluwatu
• Things to Do: Spa therapy, yoga retreats, cooking classes, and venturing through dense landscapes and indoor attractions.
• Festivals to Visit: Balinese New Year (March), Chinese New Year (February).
• What to Bring: Light raincoat or umbrella, rapid-drying clothes, water-resistant shoes, and mosquito repellent.

How To Reach the Bali?

The most convenient means to travel to Bali, Indonesia, is by air. As Bali is the leading tourist destination of Indonesia, its airport has flights to many major airports of the world. Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad and Bangalore also have flights to Bali.

In a relief for all our travellers, Indian tourists do not have to apply for a visa for their Bali trip. Indonesia provides a visa on arrival for Indian tourists for a duration of up to 30 days from the date of travel. However, it is mandatory to carry your passport, which must be valid for at least 6 months from the day of your arrival in Bali.

Note: Some Bali tour packages may offer the feature of included or optional flights. But if you do not wish for the provision of transport, you can choose Bali packages that do not include transport.

Places To Visit on a Bali Tour

Our Bali tour package offers a wide range of places for all kinds of travel enthusiasts. Here are some of the most prominent attractions that you must check out on your Bali trip:

1. Ubud

Known as Bali’s cultural heart, Ubud is surrounded by lush rice terraces, traditional villages, art markets, and ancient temples. It’s the go-to spot for yoga, wellness, and nature lovers.

• Location: Central Bali, around 1.5 hours from Denpasar Airport.
• Timings: Open throughout the day; major attractions like the Monkey Forest operate from 9 AM – 5 PM.
• Entry Fee: 
  • Ubud Monkey Forest: approx. IDR 80,000 (~₹450)
  • Rice Terraces: Entry is usually free, but donations may apply.

2. Uluwatu Temple

Perched dramatically on a cliff, this sea temple offers stunning sunset views and the iconic Kecak fire dance performances.

• Location: South Bali, around 45 minutes from the airport.
• Timings: 9 AM – 7 PM (Kecak dance at 6 PM)
• Entry Fee: IDR 50,000 (~₹275) + additional for dance performance (around IDR 150,000)

3. Tegallalang Rice Terraces

A postcard-perfect spot with terraced rice fields, swings, cafés, and scenic walking paths.

• Location: Near Ubud, around 20 minutes from the town centre.
• Timings: Open 24/7, best visited early morning or late afternoon.
• Entry Fee: IDR 15,000 (~₹80) + small swing charges if opted.

4. Mount Batur

A popular sunrise trekking destination offering panoramic views of Lake Batur and the surrounding landscapes.

• Location: Kintamani region, Northeast Bali.
• Timings: Treks usually begin around 3–4 AM for sunrise.
• Entry Fee: IDR 100,000 (~₹550) + guided trek fees (extra)

5. Tanah Lot Temple

One of Bali’s most iconic sea temples, known for its offshore setting and spectacular sunsets.

• Location: West Bali, about 1 hour from Seminyak.
• Timings: 7 AM – 7 PM
• Entry Fee: IDR 60,000 (~₹325)

Things to Do on Bali Trip

While booking your Bali tour package, you can choose to add various fun activities to your to-do list.

1. Sunrise Trek to Mount Batur

Experience an unforgettable sunrise from the summit of Mount Batur, an active volcano. The trek is moderately challenging and rewards you with panoramic views of Lake Batur and the surrounding hills.

• Location: Kintamani, North-East Bali
• Timings: Treks start around 3–4 AM to reach the summit by sunrise (6 AM)
• Entry Fee: IDR 100,000 (~₹550) + guide charges (IDR 300,000–500,000)

2. Bali Swing Adventure

One of Bali’s most Instagrammed experiences, the Bali Swing lets you fly over jungle valleys and rice fields, offering stunning views and a rush of adrenaline.

• Location: Tegallalang, near Ubud
• Timings: 8 AM – 5 PM
• Entry Fee: IDR 150,000–250,000 (~₹800–₹1,400), depending on the swing package

3. Scuba Diving in Amed

Amed is a peaceful coastal village with calm waters and colourful marine life. It's a great place for scuba diving, especially for beginners and those looking to explore the famous USAT Liberty shipwreck nearby.

• Location: Amed, East Bali
• Timings: Dive centres open from 7 AM to 5 PM
• Entry Fee: Approx. IDR 600,000–1,000,000 (~₹3,300–₹5,500) per dive

4. Watch the Kecak Fire Dance at Uluwatu Temple

A traditional Balinese performance with rhythmic chanting and dramatic fire visuals, set against the backdrop of a clifftop temple and sunset views.

• Location: Uluwatu Temple, South Bali
• Timings: 6 PM – 7 PM
• Entry Fee: Temple: IDR 50,000 (₹275); Dance show: IDR 150,000 (₹825)

5. Visit Ubud Monkey Forest

A sacred forest sanctuary inhabited by over 700 Balinese long-tailed monkeys. It’s also home to ancient temples and lush greenery, offering a peaceful yet playful experience.

• Location: Central Ubud
• Timings: 9 AM – 5 PM
• Entry Fee: IDR 80,000 (~₹440)

Important Tips that You Need to Know Before Your Bali Trip

• It is advisable to convert INR to IDR as a convenience at airports or designated money exchangers, as payments by card or online methods may not be acceptable in all shops.
• Grab a local SIM card with data from the airport or convenience stores so you can navigate and communicate with ease throughout your Bali trip.
• Haggling is treated as the norm at local markets in Bali, so always bargain politely for the best deals on your souvenirs.
• Dress modestly when visiting temples: ensure shoulders and knees are covered, or barter for a sarong to wear.
• Avoid tap water and stick to bottled or filtered water to keep an upset stomach at bay.
• Beware of strangers being over-friendly just so they can lure you into a suspicious deal, and make sure you always book your activities with a reputable source.
• Carry sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat as the sun in Bali is quite aggressive, particularly at the beaches and on treks.
• Most temples charge an entrance fee; have small change ready and check opening hours ahead of your visit.
• Some beaches have perilous currents; always heed the safety flags when going into the water.
• Reduce plastic waste and bring a reusable water bottle; after all, Bali is trying really hard to keep itself clean.
• Remember that wearing a helmet on a two-wheeler is not only for your safety, but will also keep you out of trouble.

What to Pack For a Bali Trip?

• Packing for your Bali tour is all about keeping it light, functional, and tropical-friendly. Given the island’s warm and humid climate year-round, breathable clothing is key. Pack light cotton or linen outfits, swimsuits, cover-ups, and a few evening-wear options for beach clubs or dinners in Seminyak and Uluwatu.
• For daytime adventures, don’t forget comfortable walking shoes or sandals especially if you're planning to explore rice terraces, temples, or go on a Mount Batur sunrise trek. Flip-flops are perfect for beach days, while a light jacket or shawl can come in handy during cool evenings or temple visits (where modest dress is required).
• Other essentials include a wide-brim hat, sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen, and insect repellent especially if you're venturing into jungle areas or waterfalls. A dry bag or waterproof pouch is also a smart addition for water-based activities like snorkelling, diving, or boating.
• Bring a reusable water bottle (Bali promotes sustainability), and don’t forget adapters for charging your devices (Bali uses Type C and F plugs).
• Health-wise, pack basic medications and motion sickness pills if you plan to travel by boat to nearby islands.
• Lastly, a good-quality camera or smartphone with storage space is a must you’ll want to capture Bali’s stunning landscapes, sunsets, and vibrant culture.
  Whether you're going for luxury relaxation or adventure-filled exploration, packing smart ensures your Bali tour stays carefree, comfortable, and unforgettable.

Currency of Bali

Indonesian currency is officially called the Rupiah, with the ISO 4217 code IDR for reference purposes. IDR in Indonesian means Perak in the informal sense. This term is commonly applied to the coin usage of the Rupiah. Conversely, the symbol for Rupiah is `Rp`. On exchange rate calculations, 1 INR equals 195.00720 IDR, which means a Bali trip can be done within the amount you’d spend on India tours. Many Indian tour packages would cost more!

Plan your Bali escape with Journey Routers! Change the IDR into INR with ease for our Bali holiday packages. Travel through Indonesia without a hitch with our currency converter. Book now and set forth on your dream vacation!

Some Facts about Bali

Here are some fascinating facts that you should know about before your Bali trip:

• Bali has the world’s most expensive coffee, by the name Kopi Luwak. A single cup of this brew may cost anywhere between $20-$100 or INR 1700- INR 8600.
• Silent New Year: Nyepi, the Balinese New Year, is a unique day of utmost silence in one of the island's major celebrations. Dissonant with merrymaking methods, this day observes an eerie silence throughout the island, with no music, noise, lights, or transportation.
• The Rich Marine Biodiversity: The island is home to a staggering number of more than 3,000 fish species, which is double that of the Great Barrier Reef of Australia.
• Three Months Off The Ground: According to the local custom, children below the age of three months should never be put on the ground, but rather carried everywhere.
• Portal to the Afterlife: Every village in Bali has at least one temple of death, which is believed to be the gateway to the underworld.
• A Balinese Boldness in Definition of Masculinity: Bali might be the only place on earth where wearing a skirt and tucking a flower behind your ear is considered to be the epitome of masculinity.
• Laden with Rupiah: Being a very low currency, Indonesian currency makes you a multi-millionaire on this cheap island!
• Ramayana in Rhythm: Book your Bali trip to see the traditional Balinese dance of Kecak, where 100 men chant, dance, and re-enact stories from Ramayana.