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6-Day Bali Classic — Ubud, Seminyak and Kuta

The complete Bali loop: temple-hopping and rice terraces in Ubud, then the beach bars and sunset strip of Seminyak. Tegallalang rice terrace, Tanah Lot sunset, Tirta Empul holy spring and Uluwatu cliff temple are all covered across five nights.

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Bali
Airport pickup. Transfer to Kuta hotel. Evening walk on Kuta Beach.
Meals
Dinner
Stay
Kuta
Day 2: Ubud
Tirta Empul holy spring, Tegallalang rice terrace, Ubud Monkey Forest, Palace and Art Market.
Meals
Breakfast
Stay
Ubud
Day 3: Ubud to Seminyak
Campuhan Ridge Walk at dawn. Transfer to Seminyak. Afternoon free on the beach.
Meals
Breakfast
Stay
Seminyak
Day 4: Tanah Lot and Seminyak
Morning spa. Afternoon visit to Tanah Lot temple at sunset. Seminyak beach evening.
Meals
Breakfast
Stay
Seminyak
Day 5: Uluwatu and Jimbaran
Drive to Uluwatu cliff temple. Kecak fire dance at sunset. Jimbaran seafood BBQ dinner.
Meals
Breakfast, Dinner
Stay
Seminyak
Day 6: Departure
Transfer to Ngurah Rai Airport.
Meals
Breakfast

Trip Highlights

Tegallalang rice terrace and Campuhan Ridge Walk
Kecak fire dance at Uluwatu
Tanah Lot sunset visit
Tirta Empul sacred spring ritual
Private villa or 4-star hotel in Seminyak

What's included

Accommodation as per the itinerary, on twin sharing
Daily breakfast throughout
All transfers and sightseeing by private air-conditioned vehicle
English-speaking local guide for all site visits
All entry fees to temples and attractions mentioned in the itinerary
Airport transfers both ways

What's not included

International airfare to and from Bali
Lunch and dinner unless specified
Bali tourist levy (approx. USD 10 per person, paid on arrival)
Personal expenses — shopping, tips, room service
Travel insurance (strongly recommended)
Any activities not listed in the inclusions

Pickup point

Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali

Cancellation policy

Cancel 30 days or more before departure — full refund minus a ₹3,000 processing fee.

Cancel 15 to 29 days before departure — 50% of the trip cost is refunded.

Cancel 7 to 14 days before departure — 25% of the trip cost is refunded.

Cancel within 7 days of departure — no refund.

International trips may have additional supplier cancellation terms that override this policy for pre-purchased tickets and hotel blocks; these are confirmed at booking.

Frequently asked questions

Do Indians need a visa for Bali?

Indian passport holders require a visa on arrival (VoA) at Ngurah Rai Airport. The fee is approximately USD 35 per person for a 30-day stay, payable on arrival. An e-VOA is also available online before departure through the official Indonesian government portal, which saves time at the counter.

What is the best time to visit Bali?

April to October is the dry season and the most popular time to visit. May to September offers the best beach weather — clear skies and low humidity. November to March brings rain, particularly in the afternoons. Even in the wet season Bali is warm and beautiful, and resorts offer better prices.

Is Bali safe for Indian families?

Bali is considered very safe for Indian families and couples. The Balinese are hospitable and the Hindu cultural connection makes Indian visitors feel at home. Traffic can be chaotic around Kuta and Seminyak, so always use a guide or private driver rather than renting a scooter.

What currency is used in Bali?

The Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). USD can be exchanged at authorised money changers in Seminyak, Kuta and Ubud — rates are better than at the airport. Most restaurants and hotels accept cards. Keep small IDR notes for temple entry fees and street stalls.

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Rice terraces, temples and a pool villa.

Know Before You Go

Do Indians need a visa for Bali?Indian passport holders require a visa on arrival (VoA) at Ngurah Rai Airport. The fee is approximately USD 35 per person for a 30-day stay, payable on arrival. An e-VOA is also available online before departure through the official Indonesian government portal, which saves time at the counter.
What is the best time to visit Bali?April to October is the dry season and the most popular time to visit. May to September offers the best beach weather — clear skies and low humidity. November to March brings rain, particularly in the afternoons. Even in the wet season Bali is warm and beautiful, and resorts offer better prices.
Is Bali safe for Indian families?Bali is considered very safe for Indian families and couples. The Balinese are hospitable and the Hindu cultural connection makes Indian visitors feel at home. Traffic can be chaotic around Kuta and Seminyak, so always use a guide or private driver rather than renting a scooter.

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