Bali Packages

Bali has opened for tourism to 19 countries. They are -- India, China, Japan, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, New Zealand, Liechtenstein, France, Italy, Sweden, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Hungary and Norway. However, all these 19 countries are allowed to enter the Bali territory with some restrictions.
1. Travellers travelling to Bali from India should make sure:
2. Both doses of Covishield vaccine are to be taken at least 14 days before your departure to ensure you are fully vaccinated.
3. Carry a negative PCR test result taken within 48 hours of departure.
4. You will be required to quarantine yourself in any Bali hotel which you should have pre-booked, for 5 days and 4 nights.
5. By the end of your quarantine, you will have to produce a negative PCR test result.
6. Carry your masks and sanitizers to keep yourself protected.
7. Get yourself updated with the latest updates before your departure.

Average cost of food in Bali per day ranges between Rp250,000 - Rp2,70,000 varying based on your eating and spending habits. While dining out the average cost per meal is around Rp105,000.

The best time to visit Bali is in the months of May, July and September when the weather is warm and sunny and ideal for outdoor activities.

For a seven day trip to Bali for two, you can carry Rs.50,000 worth IDR which is approximately IDR 9752815. This money should suffice for transport, activities, shopping, food and drinks.

Denpasar, Ubud, Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Uluwatu and Nusa Dua are the best regions in Bali that are a must visit on your Bali trip.

Light weight dresses, quick drying shorts, flip flops, travel shoes for trekking, swim suit for swimming and underwater watersports, Universal Power Adapter, Sunscreen to beat the sun, sunglasses, reusable waterbottle are the essentials to pack for your Bali tour.

While visiting a temple you want to be appropriate and modest in Bali. It is advised to respectfully cover shoulders and knees for both men and women. The ideal thing to do is to carry a sarong for all your temple visits and tie it around your waist. This is applicable to both men and women. Alternatively, Sarongs are available on rent at the entrance to every temple.

6 nights 7 days is the ideal time to spend in Bali to cover all the important attractions. A 6 nights Bali itinerary can be customised as per your requirement at Pickyourtrail to include everything of your choice and have the ideal Bali holiday.

Motorbikes and cars are the best way to move around in Bali. Relying on Public transport is not advisable. The traffic situation in Bali can get annoying, and hence renting a motorbike is the best option as that will help you manoeuvre through the traffic.

Yes, you need a passport to enter Bali from India. Although Bali offers visa on arrival for Indians, so visa need not be applied for earlier and can be obtained after arriving at Denpasar airport.

Balinese, Indonesian & English are the most spoken languages in Bali. In major tourist attractions, you can survive with English, however if you go to interior parts of Bali, it can get difficult and hence learning little Balinese can go a long way.

Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) is the currency used in Bali. However Euro and USD are also widely accepted and can fetch you good conversion rates.

Bali is a fairly safe place to visit. However it is always advised to keep your belongings safe at all times and remain cautious against pickpockets. Also the threat of volcanoes remain, but so far there hasn't been a scenario of significant devastation and it continues to be a top tourist destination making it a rather safe place to vacation in.

1. A temple perched on a cliff, the Uluwatu Temple is one of the best if not the best temple to visit in Bali, especially during sunset when it creates a beautiful spectacle.
2. Tanah Lot Temple - an ancient Hindu pilgrimage temple is yet another beauty and a popular temple that epitomises Bali as a romantic island.
3. Ulan Danu Beratan Temple floating over Lake Bratan is also another stunning Balinese temple
4. Taman Ayun Temple one of the six royal temples in Bali and is a definite must visit in Bali.
Apart from these temples Goa Gajah, Tirta Empul Temple, Taman Saraswati Temple, Besakih Temple, Lempuyang Temple and Vihara Dharma Giri Temple are also other temples to include on your Bali Indonesia tour package.

1. Krisna Bali Souvenirs shop outlet is the best place to buy Bali souvenirs, accessories, keychains, handicrafts and related items. There are 7 outlets spread across Bali, you can shop keepsakes from any one themon your Bali trip.
2. Sukawati art market is another place to shop typical Balinese crafts such as paintings, silver & gold jewellery, antiques, wooden sculptures, and beach fabrics.
3. At Kuta art market and Ubud art market you can buy Balinese handicraft items such as placemats, bags, balinese conical hats, silk scarves, T-shirts, sandals, and fridge magnet sort of souvenirs.
4. For high end fashion brands and designer boutique brands, head to Seminyak Village Mall.
5. At Discovery Shopping Mall Kuta find clothing brands such as Adidas, Nike and Giordano, find a store for all your shopping needs in Bali.

White water rafting at Ayung river, Climbing Mount Batur to witness a beautiful sunrise, taking the Abyss zipline between cliffs and gliding across the sea are some adventures to try in Bali. An adrenaline pumping 5GX Reverse Bungy in Kuta, sliding down on a natural waterslide at Aling Aling waterfall, surfing the waves of Kuta Beach, going for a scuba diving experience at Nusa Penida and taking the famous swing at Tegallalang rice fields are some other best adventurous activities to try on your Bali tour.

A long stretch of golden sand with plenty of beach bars just few footsteps away from the ocean is the Seminyak Beach. Sit by La Plancha and watch the sun go down as you enjoy your drink. The powder white sand with impeccably clean and clear waters sheltered by palm trees is the incredible Nusa Dua Beach - your go to place to just relax. For a romantic beach front barbecue Echo Beach is where you must head to. For sea food and post-card perfect sunset Jimbaran Bay is where you must descend down to. Padang Padang beach which rose to fame owing to Julia Robert's Eat Pray Love is for every person who loves surfing. Sanur Beach, Diamond Beach, Kelingking beach, Crystal Bay, Thomas Beach are also other must visit beaches on your Bali tour package.

From Sanur in Bali, there are speedboats that go to Nusa Penida and it takes about 30 - 45 minutes to get there by a speedboat. Angel Billabong speedboat transfers are the most sought after.

Nusa Lembongan can be reached from Bali in 30 minutes through a fast speed boat departing from Sanur or Serangan port. You can find several trips departing to Lembongan from Bali in a day, particularly by Gili Getaway and Blue Water Express.

Bali is definitely one of the most family friendly destinations to visit. Its amazing beaches, restaurants, sunsets, swings and marine parks make it a kid friendly destination. To top that welcoming locals make it a cherry on the cake for kids!

Bali is fairly considered to be safe for female travellers to travel solo or with a group.

At the current date, Bali offers free visa on arrival for Indian tourists that lets them stay in Bali for a period of 30 days. All you need to carry is your passport and at Immigration counter your passport will be stamped with visa exemption stamp. Although it is advisable to have your to and fro tickets and your stay booked prior to your arrival, there is no visa fees for Indians to enter Bali.

At Pickyourtrail get Bali packages that start as low as Rs.36,000 for a 4 nights Bali holiday to Rs.48,000 for a 8 night Bali vacation. Customise your itinerary according to your budget and get a complete package that fits all budgets.