Bali Holiday Package

Where Serenity Meets Splendor

4 Days / 3 Nights

5 Days / 4 Nights

6 Days / 5 Nights

Custom-Made Holiday Packages

Price Starting At (per person)
20000 INR

Overview

Bali is more than a destination, it’s an awakening of the senses.

From the tranquil shores of Nusa Penida to the mist-kissed highlands of Bedugul, every corner whispers luxury, beauty, and grace.

Wander through emerald rice terraces, surrender to the golden glow of Uluwatu sunsets, and feel the spiritual calm of Tirta Empul’s sacred springs.

Each experience is curated to balance rejuvenation and indulgence.

Whether you seek intimate escapes or lavish adventures, our bespoke Bali packages offer the perfect blend of comfort, culture, and charm.

Bali awaits.. timeless, breathtaking, and exquisitely yours.

Simply send us a WhatsApp message at 7994190363 or email us at info@aidatourism.com

Weather in Bali

Bali enjoys a warm tropical climate year-round, with temperatures ranging between 26°C to 32°C.

The dry season (April to October) is perfect for beach activities and sightseeing, while the rainy season (November to March) brings short, refreshing showers that keep the island lush and green.

What’s Included in the Bali Holiday Package?

At Aida Travels, we make sure every detail is taken care of so you can enjoy a seamless vacation. Here’s what’s included in our Bali Holiday Package:

  • AC private vehicle (for 10 hour except arrival day and departure day)
  • Entrance tickets and parking fees
  • Sightseeing as per itinerary
  • Accomodation
  • Return Fast boat to Nusa Penida
  • Mineral water on sightseeing days
Exclusions:

While this package covers most of your travel needs, here’s what’s not included:

  • Visa, (Visa on arrival fees approximately USD 35)
  • Airfare
  • TCS
  • Compulsory Tourism tax of IDR 150,000 i.e USD 10 Per person
  • Meals other than specified in the inclusions
  • Travel insurance and other personal expenses
  • Tips to the guide or driver
  • Any kind of taxes applicable in India
  • Hotel Room Deposit may required while “check in” as per the Hotel Policy
  • Optional cost for guide is 35USD per day

Anything not mentioned in the inclusions is excluded.

Unutilized Services not Refundable

The currency in Bali is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR or Rp). All payments for goods and services must be made in the local currency, and foreign currency is not usually accepted.

ATMs are widely available in tourist areas, and credit cards are accepted at hotels and most restaurants, but cash is preferred in small shops and markets.

1 USD ≈ 16,628 IDR (as of October 2025).​

When traveling to Bali, the country code for Indonesia is +62. To call Bali from another country, dial +62 followed by the local area or mobile number. Enable international roaming or purchase a local SIM card for convenient communication during your stay

When visiting temples and religious sites in Bali, it is essential to follow the local dress code to show respect for the culture and sacredness of these places:

  • Both men and women are required to wear a sarong (a cloth wrapped around the waist) and a sash when entering temple areas.

  • Shoulders and knees must be covered; sleeveless tops, tank tops, shorts, and short skirts are not appropriate.

  • Many temples provide sarongs and sashes at the entrance for visitors, but bringing your own is recommended.

  • Modest clothing like T-shirts, long pants, or skirts is advisable outside temple areas as well to respect local customs.

  • Men may wear traditional headwear called Udeng for religious ceremonies, though it’s optional for tourists.

Following these guidelines helps honor Balinese traditions and ensures access to temple inner areas without issue.

  • Pricing: Package prices may vary due to seasonality, inflation, currency fluctuations, and high season surcharges during peak periods.
  • Cancellation: Cancellation charges apply as per the policy. Deposits and bank fees are usually non-refundable.
  • Accommodation: Rooms are subject to availability. Alternative accommodations may be offered if the preferred option is unavailable.
  • Activities: Skipped activities will not be refunded. Natural occurrences (like wildlife visibility) cannot be guaranteed.
  • Meals: Only specified meals are included. Additional meals or drinks are at the guest’s expense.
  • Insurance: Travel insurance is recommended but not included.
  • Personal expenses and tips are not included.
  • Liability: The tour operator is not responsible for flight delays, visa issues, or other unforeseen events.
  • Guests must ensure their passports have sufficient validity and obtain necessary visas (e.g., Bali visa on arrival for Indian travelers).
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