Bali Trip Cost From India

Bali Trip Cost From India

A Bali trip from India can cost around Rs. 60,000 to Rs. 1.2 lakh per person for a 5–7 day trip, depending on flights, accommodation, food, transport and activities. A longer or more luxurious holiday can cost more.
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Last reviewed: September 2026


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A Bali trip from India can fit different budgets depending on your travel style and itinerary.


  • A 7-day Bali trip can cost around Rs. 60,000 to Rs. 1.2 lakh per person.
  • Return flights can account for a significant share of your overall budget.
  • The Bali Visa on Arrival costs approximately Rs. 4,500 for eligible Indian travellers.
  • Bali's one-time tourist levy is approximately Rs. 1,350 per visitor.
  • Accommodation, food and sightseeing costs depend on your location, preferences and travel style.
  • You should keep a separate budget for travel insurance, currency conversion, local transport and unexpected expenses.

Overall, estimating each major expense before booking can help you set a realistic budget for your Bali trip.. Check your eligibility for personal loan using just mobile number and OTP – 100% online process.

How much does a Bali trip cost from India?

A 7-day Bali trip can cost approximately Rs. 60,000 to Rs. 1.2 lakh per person, excluding shopping and other personal expenses.


ExpenseIndicative cost per person
Return flightsRs. 25,000–Rs. 45,000
Visa on ArrivalAround Rs. 2,500
Tourist levyAround Rs. 800
AccommodationRs. 10,000–Rs. 25,000
FoodRs. 7,000–Rs. 14,000
Local transportRs. 5,000–Rs. 10,000
Activities and sightseeingRs. 5,000–Rs. 15,000
Insurance and miscellaneousRs. 2,000–Rs. 5,000
Estimated totalRs. 60,000–Rs. 1.2 lakh

These are indicative planning figures. Airfares, hotel prices, exchange rates and activity charges can change based on your travel dates and availability.

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How much do flights from India to Bali cost?

Return economy flights from India to Bali can cost around Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 60,000 per person. Your departure city, travel dates, airline and number of stops can affect the fare.


When comparing flights, check:

  • Return airfare
  • Baggage allowance
  • Number of stops
  • Layover duration
  • Seat selection charges
  • Cancellation and date-change conditions

Flight costs are one of the largest variables in your Bali trip budget, so compare different dates before booking.

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What is the Bali visa cost for Indian travellers?

Indian passport holders can use Indonesia's Visa on Arrival (VoA) facility for eligible tourism visits. The 30-day VoA costs IDR 500,000, which is approximately Rs. 2,668 at the current exchange rate.


The VoA allows an initial stay of up to 30 days. You can extend the stay once for another 30 days, subject to the applicable immigration requirements and extension fee.


Before travelling, ensure your passport is valid for at least six months. You may also need to show a return or onward ticket and meet other entry requirements.


The INR equivalent can change with currency rates. Therefore, check the latest visa fee and entry requirements through Indonesia's official immigration channels before making your travel arrangements.

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How much does accommodation cost in Bali?

You can budget around Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 25,000 per person for six nights if you share a room and choose budget or mid-range accommodation.


Stay typeIndicative cost
Hostel/shared stayRs. 1,000–Rs. 2,500 per person/night
Budget hotelRs. 2,500–Rs. 5,000 per room/night
Mid-range hotelRs. 5,000–Rs. 10,000 per room/night
VillaRs. 7,000 onwards per night

Popular areas such as Ubud, Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta and Nusa Dua can have different accommodation prices. Compare the room rate with its location and transport costs.

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How much should you budget for food and transport?

Food and local transport in Bali can cost around Rs. 1,500 to Rs. 3,500 per person per day, depending on your dining choices, travel distance and transport method.

For food, budget around Rs. 800 to Rs. 2,000 per person per day. Local warungs and casual eateries can help keep costs lower, while restaurants in popular tourist areas may cost more. You should also account for breakfast, snacks, drinks and occasional restaurant meals.


For local transport, keep around Rs. 700 to Rs. 1,500 per person per day. Your costs may include airport transfers, taxis, app-based rides, scooter rentals and private drivers. Longer journeys between areas such as Kuta, Ubud and Nusa Dua can increase your transport budget.


You can manage these costs by choosing accommodation close to attractions, comparing transport options and combining nearby activities in the same day. Keep some additional money for surge pricing, parking, tolls or unplanned journeys.

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How much do activities cost in Bali?

Activities in Bali can cost around Rs. 500 to Rs. 5,000 or more per person, depending on the attraction, activity type, location and whether you choose a guided experience.


ActivityIndicative cost per person
Temple visitsRs. 200–Rs. 1,000
Waterfalls and nature attractionsRs. 200–Rs. 800
SnorkellingRs. 1,500–Rs. 3,500
Scuba divingRs. 3,000–Rs. 6,000
Surfing lessonsRs. 1,500–Rs. 3,500
Bali swing experiencesRs. 1,500–Rs. 3,000
Guided cultural toursRs. 1,500–Rs. 4,000
Spa or traditional massageRs. 800–Rs. 2,500

These costs are indicative and can vary by season, operator, location and inclusions. Some experiences may also charge separately for transport, equipment, meals, photographs or entry fees.


For a 7-day Bali trip, you can consider keeping around Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 15,000 per person for sightseeing and activities. A higher budget may be needed if you plan to include several water sports, private tours or premium experiences.


You can manage your activity budget by prioritising the experiences you value most and checking what is included in each package before booking.

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How can you reduce your Bali trip cost?

You can reduce your Bali trip cost by planning major expenses in advance and making practical choices about flights, accommodation, food, transport and activities.


  • Compare flight prices across different dates: Airfares can vary by travel date, airline and booking time. Check multiple dates and compare the total fare, including baggage and other applicable charges.
  • Choose accommodation based on price and location: A cheaper hotel may increase your daily transport costs if it is far from major attractions. Compare the room rate with its location, facilities and additional charges.
  • Use local transport where practical: App-based taxis, shared transport and other local options can help you manage short-distance travel costs. For longer journeys, compare the cost of individual rides with a private driver or organised tour.
  • Combine paid activities with free experiences: You do not need to pay for every activity. Balance attractions with options such as exploring local areas, beaches and markets where applicable, while checking any entry requirements.
  • Plan day trips around nearby attractions: Grouping nearby places into one day's itinerary can reduce repeated transport costs and make better use of your travel time.
  • Set a daily food and activity budget: Decide how much you can spend each day and allocate separate amounts for meals, sightseeing and shopping. This can help you avoid using a large part of your budget early in the trip.
  • Keep a separate emergency amount: Set aside money for unexpected transport, medical needs, changes to travel plans or other unplanned expenses. Do not include this amount when calculating your regular sightseeing budget.

You should also compare the total trip cost, rather than focusing only on individual savings. A slightly higher hotel rate may be worthwhile if its location reduces transport expenses and travel time.

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How many days are enough for a Bali trip?

Five to seven days can cover major Bali attractions without requiring a long stay.


A simple 7-day itinerary could include:

DaySuggested plan
Day 1Arrive and explore nearby attractions
Day 2Ubud sightseeing
Day 3Temples and cultural attractions
Day 4Water or beach activities
Day 5Nusa Penida or another day trip
Day 6Seminyak or Canggu
Day 7Shopping and departure

If you want to explore more areas or take multiple day trips, consider extending the stay and increasing your budget.

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Can a personal loan help fund your Bali trip?

A personal loan can be used for eligible travel expenses such as flights, accommodation and local transport, subject to eligibility, verification and applicable terms.


First, calculate your total trip cost and deduct the amount you can comfortably fund from your savings.


For example:

Estimated trip cost: Rs. 95,000
Available savings: Rs. 60,000
Funding gap: Rs. 35,000


If you consider borrowing, compare the EMI, interest, applicable fees and total repayment before accepting the loan. A longer tenure can reduce the monthly EMI but increase the total interest payable.


A Bajaj Finance Personal Loan gives you funds from Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 55 lakh through a 100% online process. 


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What should you check before booking your Bali trip?

Before booking your Bali trip, estimate the complete travel cost, compare it with your available funds and keep a separate buffer for unexpected expenses.


Check the following costs:

  • Flights: Compare fares across travel dates, airlines, baggage allowances and cancellation terms.
  • Visa and tourist levy: Confirm the latest applicable fees and entry requirements before travelling.
  • Accommodation: Compare room rates, location, taxes, deposits and other applicable charges.
  • Food: Set a daily budget based on your preferred restaurants and meal choices.
  • Local transport: Account for airport transfers, taxis, app-based rides and travel between destinations.
  • Activities: Check entry fees, activity charges, equipment costs and any additional inclusions.
  • Travel insurance: Consider coverage for medical emergencies, trip disruptions and other eligible situations.
  • Currency conversion: Account for exchange-rate differences and applicable conversion or transaction charges.
  • Emergency funds: Keep a separate amount for unexpected expenses rather than using your entire planned budget.
  • Funding gap: If your savings do not cover the estimated cost, calculate the shortfall and consider suitable funding options.

If you plan to use a personal loan to fund part of the trip, compare the loan amount, interest rate, EMI, fees and total repayment with your budget. Avoid making non-refundable bookings based solely on an assumed loan approval.


Apply for a personal loan and get started with your dream trip.


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Is Bali visa-free for Indians?

Indian passport holders generally need a visa to enter Bali, but eligible travellers can obtain Indonesia’s Visa on Arrival for tourism, subject to applicable entry requirements.

Bali can be moderately expensive for Indian travellers, depending on flights, accommodation, food, transport and activities. You can manage costs by choosing budget accommodation, local eateries, public or shared transport, and planning activities based on your overall travel budget.

Bali uses the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) as its official currency. You will commonly see prices written as Rp, such as Rp100,000. Indian travellers can exchange INR for IDR or use eligible international cards.

The best time to visit Bali with family is generally April to October, when the weather is drier and suitable for outdoor activities, sightseeing, beaches and family-friendly excursions. July and August are busier, so prices may be higher.

Yes, Bali tour packages from Kolkata are available in various durations and budgets, covering options such as flights, accommodation, transfers, sightseeing and activities, depending on package inclusions.

For a couple, a 7-day Bali trip from India can cost around Rs. 1.2 lakh to Rs. 2.4 lakh, depending on flights, accommodation, food, transport and activities. If your savings do not cover the planned cost, you can consider a personal loan for eligible travel expenses, subject to eligibility and applicable terms. Compare the loan amount, EMI, interest rate, fees and total repayment before deciding. You can check your eligibility using only your mobile number and OTP, without visiting a branch.

A 7-day Bali trip from India can cost around Rs. 60,000 to Rs. 1.2 lakh per person, depending on flights, accommodation, food, local transport and activities. Your actual cost will vary based on travel dates and preferences. You can check your eligibility using only your mobile number and OTP, without visiting a branch.

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