Bali Tour Packages From Bangalore

Bangalore has some of the best connections to Bali of any Indian city, usually with one stop in Singapore or Kuala Lumpur, and the whole journey tends to take 7 to 9 hours depending on the layover. That is a bit longer than Thailand, but Bali repays it. You get beaches, rice terraces, temples on sea cliffs and a food and wellness scene that few other places in Southeast Asia match, and a lot of Bangalore travellers come back planning a second trip.

Akbar Travels has been booking holidays since 1978, and we have sent many Bangalore couples, families and friend groups to Bali. The packages below cover the common choices, and the guide that follows explains what each part of the island is actually like so you can pick the right base.

For the complete destination guide and the full package list, see our main Bali tour packages page. If you want a shorter flight and a lower price, our Thailand tour packages from Bangalore are direct and about 4 hours.

Bali packages from Bangalore

Prices are per person and vary a little by travel date and airline. Our Holiday Expert team can confirm the exact fare for your dates on (022) 40743434.

What you will actually see in Bali

Ubud is the cultural centre, set among rice terraces and small temples. The Sacred Monkey Forest, the Ubud Palace and the art markets are the usual stops, and the Tegallalang rice terraces nearby are the photograph most people bring home. Ubud also has the best yoga and wellness scene on the island.

Seminyak is the choice for couples and honeymooners. It has the best restaurants and beach clubs on the south coast, a wide stretch of sand, and sunsets that people plan their evenings around.

Kuta is the busiest and most affordable area, close to the airport, with Waterbom Bali nearby for families who want a full water park day.

Nusa Dua is calmer, with large resorts, clean beaches and quieter water, which makes it the better base for older travellers and families with young children.

Uluwatu and Tanah Lot are the two temples worth a half day each. Both sit on sea cliffs and both are best near sunset. The Kecak fire dance at Uluwatu is a good evening add on.

Kintamani and Mount Batur are for early risers. The sunrise trek takes 2 to 3 hours and ends with views over the crater lake.

Nusa Penida is a day trip by boat with dramatic cliffs and some of the island's best snorkelling.

A sample 5 night itinerary from Bangalore

Day 1. Fly from Bangalore via Singapore or Kuala Lumpur to Bali, check in and rest.

Day 2. Ubud: the Monkey Forest, art markets and the Tegallalang rice terraces.

Day 3. Mount Batur sunrise or a spa morning, then a coffee plantation visit.

Day 4. Move to Seminyak, with time on the beach and Tanah Lot at sunset.

Day 5. Uluwatu temple and the Kecak dance in the evening.

Day 6. Transfer to the airport and fly home.

This is close to our Bali Fully Loaded package. For couples, the Bali Honeymoon Special is built around Ubud and Seminyak, and for a shorter stay the Bali Free and Easy package keeps the transfers simple.

Why Bangalore travellers book Bali with us

We are IATA authorised, with more than 120 branches across India and the Gulf, and we have been running holidays since 1978. For a route with a connection and a visa, that experience helps. We choose layovers that are comfortable, we help with the Visa on Arrival so you are not working it out at the airport, and our quote is clear about what is included.

Good to know for this route

Visa. Indian passport holders need a visa for Indonesia, and the usual route is the Visa on Arrival, which allows a stay of up to 30 days and can be extended once. You need a passport valid for at least 6 months from arrival, a return or onward ticket and proof of funds. We help you apply as part of your booking, and confirm the current fee when you book.

Best time to go. May to October is the dry season, and the busiest, especially July and August. November to April has afternoon showers but lower prices.

Currency. The Indonesian Rupiah. ATMs are available in tourist areas, and cash helps at markets and with small vendors.

Getting around. A private driver is the easiest way to see the island, since public transport is limited outside Denpasar.

Food. Bali has a strong vegetarian scene, and Indian restaurants in Seminyak and Kuta make a familiar change midway through the trip.

FAQs

How long is the journey from Bangalore to Bali? Usually 7 to 9 hours with one stop in Singapore or Kuala Lumpur, depending on the layover.

How many days do I need for Bali from Bangalore? 5 to 6 nights covers Ubud, the south coast and a couple of temples without rushing. 4 nights works for a beach only trip.

Do I need a visa for Bali? Yes. Indian passport holders usually use the 30 day Visa on Arrival, extendable once, and we help you apply as part of your booking.

Is Bali good for a honeymoon? Yes. Seminyak and Uluwatu are the most popular bases for couples, with private villas, beach clubs and cliff top dinners.

Is Bali more expensive than Thailand? Flights are usually a bit higher from Bangalore, but accommodation and packages are still good value. Compare with our Thailand tour packages page.

Can I combine Bali with Singapore or Malaysia? Yes. Our Beautiful Bali with Malaysia package does this over 7 nights, and our Singapore tour packages page has other combinations.

Have a question that is not on this list. Call our Holiday Expert team on (022) 68818888.

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