Bali Tour Packages

Leave your regular life behind and enter a place of amazing beauty. Picture yourself on a beach with the sun shining, soft waves rolling in, and a calm, relaxed feeling all around. This is the magic of a Bali holiday.

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Things to know before travelling to Bali

• If the expiry date on your passport is less than six months, you will not be able to travel to Bali. It should be valid throughout your stay in the country.
• Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) is the official currency.
• Bali is 2 hours and 30 minutes ahead of India.
• Learning a few Balinese words and phrases will help you communicate better and show respect to the locals during your trip to Bali.
• Buy Travel Insurance.
• Make sure to have your international driver’s license if you plan to rent a scooter in Bali or any foreign country.
• You must pay entrance fees for beaches or waterfalls in Bali.
• Wi-Fi is widely available, but consider buying a local SIM card for data access.

Why Choose Flamingo Travels for Your Bali Holiday?

• Years of Experience in Bali Tours: With years of experience planning trips to Southeast Asia, we know Bali well. Our itineraries are designed to give you enough time to see the best places without feeling rushed, ensuring a genuinely relaxing and fun vacation.
• Excellent Value for Money: We work with airlines and hotels to give you good prices without cutting quality. You enjoy great experiences within your budget.
• Complete Holiday Packages: Our tours cover everything, flights, good hotels, local travel, and tickets to top sights. With everything included, you can just enjoy your holiday without any stress.
• Simple Visa Processing: Our visa experts guide you through the application process step by step. We handle the paperwork details and ensure your visa is processed efficiently and on time.
• Stay at the Best Locations: Our hotels are picked for comfort, safety, and convenience. They keep you near the main sights and give you a relaxing base during your trip.
• Travel Made Easy with Buddha App: From daily plans to guides and important numbers, our app keeps all details handy. It is your pocket travel helper for a worry-free holiday.

Best Bali Tour Packages for Every Traveller

Bali Group Tour Packages

• Duration: 6 to 8 Nights
• Inclusions: Return economy flights from major Indian cities, Visa assistance, 3★–4★ hotel stays, daily Indian meals + breakfast, AC coach transfers, guided sightseeing, entrance fees as per itinerary, Flamingo tour manager.
• Price Range (approx): ₹80,000–₹1,80,000/person.
• Custom Options: Choose add-ons like tours, experiences, or better stays.

Bali Private Tour Packages

• Duration: 6–12 Nights. You can change as per your wish.
• Inclusions: Your own itinerary, hotels you choose, private car, breakfast, and experiences you want.
• Price Range (approx): ₹45,000–₹2,00,000/person (depends on choices).
• Custom Options: Luxury upgrades, domestic flights to other Indonesian islands, and cultural add-ons.

Bali Honeymoon Tour Packages

• Duration: 6 to 8 Nights
• Inclusions: Romantic hotel stays, private excursions, couples' spa treatments, and optional Indian meals.
• Price Range (approx): ₹40,000–₹1,80,000/person.
• Custom Options: Private sunset cruise, private photographer, villa upgrade, bespoke romantic experiences.

Bali Family Tour Packages

• Duration: 4–8 Nights
• Inclusions: family-friendly hotels, daily breakfast, comfortable bus travel, and all sightseeing with fun activities for kids.
• Price Range (approx): ₹55,000–₹1,40,000/person.
• Custom Options: Theme-park add-ons, babysitting services, family combo excursions, adjoining rooms, or extra beds.

Why opt for a Bali Group Tour with Indian Food by Flamingo Travels?

• Complete Trip Management: We handle all bookings, including hotels, flights, and activities. You do not need to plan anything yourself. Simply follow our itinerary and enjoy your Bali vacation. This service is ideal for first-time visitors to Bali.
• Daily Indian Meals: Receive Indian breakfast, lunch, and dinner throughout your stay. We partner with quality restaurants that serve authentic North Indian and South Indian dishes.
• Safe Group Travel: Travel with other Indian families. It is safer and more fun. It is like going with your family.
• Save Money: Group trips cost less money. Hotels, buses, and tickets are cheaper when booked in bulk. You get a good trip but pay less.
• Hindi-Speaking Guides: Our guides speak Hindi and English. They understand Indian culture and explain things in a way that is easy to understand.
• Social Fun: Travelling in a group allows you to share experiences and make new friends with like-minded travellers. It is a great way to create lasting memories together.

Best Time to Visit Bali from India

Peak Season: July – August & December – Early January

• Weather: Perfectly dry, cool breeze, bright sunshine. Best for long beach days, outdoor adventure, and festivals.
• Crowds: Highest of the year, especially on main beaches, towns, and resorts. Bookings must be well in advance
• Costs: Highest prices for hotels/airfares; tour packages fill up, and late-bookers often pay more.
• Best For: Families, festival lovers, party-goers, first-timers seeking a lively island feel and long, sunny days.
• Festivals: Kite Festival, Bali Arts Festival, summer music/cultural fests, Christmas–New Year celebrations.
• Tip: For the smoothest experience, book your Bali tour package from Mumbai, Ahmedabad, or other Indian metros 2 to 4 months in advance for confirmed flights and top resorts.

Shoulder Season: April – June & September - October

• Weather: Dry, sunny, comfortable warmth. May, June, and September stand out with very little rain and slightly cooler nights. Ideal beach, water sports, and adventure weather.
• Crowds: Moderate; major attractions are lively but not packed. Good balance of atmosphere without crowd hassle.
• Costs: Mid-range. Great price-value balance—many deals and availability, especially for early-booked Bali tour packages from India.
• Best For: Most Indian travellers, families, couples, and groups looking for the best weather and cost. Also perfect for outdoor, surf, diving, and festival fans
• Festivals: Bali Arts Festival, Kite Festival, Galungan.
• Tip: These are the insider’s months for a classic Bali experience without tourists crowds or high-season pricing. Book in advance for the best offers and direct flights.

Off-Peak Season: February – March & October – November

• Weather: Hot, humid, frequent rain—especially in December, January, and February. Skies are often overcast, but rain is mostly in short, intense bursts in the afternoons. Lush green rice fields everywhere.
• Crowds: Fewest visitors of the year, except for a big holiday spike at Christmas–New Year (late December). Most beaches and attractions are quiet and uncrowded.
• Costs: Lowest airfare and hotel rates of the year. Resorts and tours offer big discounts (except Dec–early Jan). Best deals on all-inclusive Bali tour packages
• Best For: Budget travellers, couples wanting peace, anyone who loves culture, yoga, food, or spa retreats. Great for lush landscape/lake/temple photography and wellness trips.
• Festivals: Nyepi, Bali Spirit Festival, Ubud Food Festival, Mekepung Lampit.
• Tip: Pack a raincoat and plan indoor/outdoor activities, cooking classes, spa days, art, and temple visits. Visit Bali at its most peaceful and lush, with the best rates of the season.

How to Reach Bali from Major Indian Cities

• Direct Flights: You can now fly directly from major Indian cities to Bali, which significantly reduces travel time and makes your journey more comfortable.
• IndiGo operates non-stop flights from Bengaluru (BLR) to Bali, with a flight duration of approximately 7 hours.
• Air India also offers a direct flight service from New Delhi (DEL) to Bali, with a flight duration of about 7 hours and 30 minutes.
• Connecting Flights: For travelers from other cities, connecting flights are a great option. Major airlines like Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways, and Malaysia Airlines operate frequent services from Indian hubs like Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata, with convenient layovers in cities such as Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Bangkok.

Visa Requirements for Bali from India

Documents Required:

• Passport valid for at least 6 months from arrival date with 2 blank pages
• Completed visa application form
• Recent passport-size photographs
• Confirmed return or onward flight tickets
• Proof of sufficient funds
• Proof of accommodation

Processing Time & Cost:

• Processing Time: Visa on Arrival (VoA) is issued immediately at Bali airport. E-visa applications are processed within 4–5 working days when applied in advance.
• Fee: Visa on Arrival (30 days): approx. ₹2,500 (IDR 500,000)

Flamingo Service:

• Complete visa assistance, including a document checklist and filing
• Guidance for the visa-on-arrival process and extensions.
• Support with visa types for single or multiple-entry stays
• Reliable, hassle-free handling so you can focus on your trip

Top Places to Visit on Your Bali Trip

Ubud

• Ubud is the cultural center of Bali, with beautiful green rice fields and forests.
• Known for monkey forest, rice fields, and yoga retreats.
• Local markets sell handmade gifts, paintings, and clothes.
• Watch traditional fire dances and Balinese ceremonies.
• Visit workshops where people make silver jewellery and wood art.
• Great place for yoga, healthy cafes, and peaceful experiences.
• Great spot to shop for local crafts and souvenirs.

Tanah Lot

• Tanah Lot is one of the most iconic landmarks in Bali.
• A famous sea temple is perched on a rock by the ocean.
• A holy place for Balinese people who pray to sea spirits.
• Best to visit when the water is low so you can walk closer.
• The temple is famous for photography.
• Perfect place to watch the sunset and learn about temples.

Seminyak

• Trendy beach town with luxury resorts and lively nightlife.
• Known for beach clubs with pools, music, spas, and fine dining.
• Fun nightlife with rooftop bars and beach parties.
• Great for shopping in boutiques and enjoying a sunset by the sea.
• High-end shops with designer clothes and local brands.
• Nice restaurants with local and global cuisine.
• Beautiful beaches for sunbathing, surfing, and playing volleyball.

Nusa Dua

• An exclusive resort area with pristine beaches and calm waters.
• Known for its luxurious 5-star hotels, golf courses, and fine dining.
• Ideal for honeymooners, families, and travellers seeking a relaxing, high-end beach holiday.
• Perfect for water activities like swimming with fish, jet skiing, and parasailing
• Cultural shows and traditional dances at different places.
• Expensive shopping mall with world brands and local crafts
• Golf courses, luxury spas, and fancy restaurants with ocean views.

Pura Besakih

• Called the Mother Temple, the biggest and most important temple in Bali.
• Built on Mount Agung with amazing mountain views.
• A spiritual and cultural must-visit.
• A holy place where Balinese people come for special ceremonies.
• A very old temple, over 1,000 years old, with detailed stone art.
• You must dress properly and be respectful when visiting.

Top Things to Do in Bali

Watch Sunset at Tanah Lot

• See one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world at this famous sea temple.
• Watch the sun set behind the famous temple, creating a magical view.
• The cliffs are the perfect place to sit and capture amazing photos.
• Best to come 1-2 hours before sunset for good light and fewer people.
• You can also visit Taman Ayun Temple nearby for a full day.

Take a Ride On A Bali Swing

• Popular activity for both fun and Instagram-worthy shots.
• Swing high above green jungle valleys on famous giant swings.
• You can take a swing ride at places like Ubud and Tegallalang villages.
• Choose different swing heights for more or less excitement.
• Photographers can take perfect pictures of you swinging.
• Also visit rice fields and traditional villages nearby.
• Secure equipment and trained people to keep you safe.

Tour Tegallalang Rice Terraces

• See beautiful green rice fields that look like stairs on hills.
• Walk on special paths through rice fields with great photo spots.
• Learn about the old Balinese water system called Subak.
• Visit local cafes with rice field views and traditional coffee.
• The best time is early morning or late afternoon for good light.

Watch the Kecak Fire and Dance Show

• Experience a cultural show of chanting, dancing, and fire rituals.
• This is a traditional Balinese show with 50+ men singing together.
• It tells an old Indian story through lively dance and fire acts.
• Real cultural experience showing old Balinese traditions.
• Shows at different places like the Uluwatu Temple and culture centres.
• Usually done at sunset to make it more special.
• You can take photos, but no flash is allowed during the show.

Mount Batur Sunrise Hike

• Early morning climb up the volcano mountain to see the sunrise over Lake Batur.
• Easy 2-hour climb starting at 3 AM with lights given to you.
• A bit of exercise, but the stunning views are the real reward.
• Amazing views of mountains, lake, and traditional villages.
• Professional guides give safety equipment and tell you about the culture.

Must-Try Foods in Bali - A Culinary Experience

• Satay – tender, smoky beef or pork skewers served with peanut sauce and garlic flakes, offering a sweet and chewy taste.
• Nasi Campur - a popular Indonesian dish with mixed rice with various meats, veggies, and toppings, served buffet-style or as a convenient street food.
• Nasi Goreng - combines spiced rice with vegetables and marinated chicken or beef, finished with a rich addition of butter for extra flavour.
• Laklak - a sweet traditional Balinese rice flour cake often eaten for breakfast or as a snack, comes in white and green colours, is flavoured with pandan leaves, and is best enjoyed with palm sugar syrup and grated coconut.
• Bubur Sumsum - A popular Balinese sweet dish, black rice pudding garnished with coconut cream and bananas, can be enjoyed as a dessert, snack, or breakfast, and is a must-try for vegetarians and sweet food lovers.
• Pisang Goreng - is a popular Balinese snack often paired with ice cream, syrup, or chocolate, available from street vendors and restaurants.
• Gado-Gado - is a versatile Balinese vegetable salad with potatoes, beans, capsicum, and tomatoes in peanut sauce, enjoyed cold or warm, and perfect for vegetarians.
• Babi Guling - a popular Balinese dish featuring a whole pig stuffed with spices, grilled to perfection, and served with pork satay, shredded pork, crispy pork skin, rice, and pork soup.
• Martabak - is a stuffed pancake available in savoury and sweet variations, loaded with delicious toppings like Toblerone, Nutella, and peanuts.
• Mie Goreng - a popular and flavorful stir-fried noodle dish in Bali, with customizable ingredients like vegetables and proteins.

• Mozaic
• Sarong
• Bambu
• Cascades
• Mumbai Kitchen
• Queen’s Tandoor in Seminyak
• Indian Delites
• La Rouge
• The Royal Kitchen Bali
• Spice Mantraa Indian Cuisine in Kuta

Top Shopping Spots on your Bali Tour

• Jalan Pantai Mengiat Shopping Street in Nusa Dua
• Krisna Oleh Oleh Bali
• Ubud Art Market
• Badung Market
• Tegallalang Market in Ubud
• Kumbasari Art Market in Denpasar
• Kuta Art Market
• Living World Denpasar
• Seminyak Square
• Beachwalk Shopping Center

• Balinese Paintings
• Silk Batik And Other Fabrics
• Ceramics
• Balinese Coffee
• Spa Products
• Balinese Woodcarvings
• Spices
• Batik Bali
• Wayang Kulit - Balinese shadow puppets
• Dream Catchers

Experience the Vibrant Nightlife of Bali

• Lxxy Bali
• Engine Room Discotheque
• Jenja Club Kuta
• ShiShi Nightclub
• Potato Head Beach Club
• Old Man's Bar
• Bali Agung Show
• Night Safari in Bali
• Sanur Night Market
• Legion Party Club Bali

Experience the Colorful Festivals of Bali

1. Nusa Dua Light Festival

• When - Tentatively in December
• Where - Nusa Dua
• Why - It is the largest lantern festival offering a perfect opportunity for families and friends to enjoy themed light displays and fun activities.

2. Bali Arts Festival

• When - June to July
• Where - Denpasar
• Why - showcases Balinese and Indonesian music, art, and culture with a grand opening parade, various competitions, and performances.

3. Galungan

• When - Feb to March
• Where - All over Bali
• Why - It celebrates the victory of good over evil. The locals erect decorated bamboo poles along streets, and families come together to offer prayers and feasts to ancestral spirits.

4. Sanur Village Festival

• When - July
• Where - Sanur Beach
• Why - It celebrates the relationship between man and nature with theme-based activities, art, cultural attractions, and environmental events.

5. Nusa Dua Fiesta

• When - October
• Where - Nusa Dua
• Why - It is the largest lantern festival, features dance shows, food stalls, music concerts, and hot air balloon rides, adorning the sky with countless lanterns for a month and a half.

6. Bali Spirit Festival

• When - May
• Where - Ubud
• Why - It is based on the mantra to live in harmony with nature and society. It features yoga, dance, healing, and spiritual celebration with global teachers, healthy food, and soothing music.

7. Nyepi

• When - In March – based on the Balinese Saka calendar
• Where - All over Bali
• Why - Marks the Balinese New Year with a day of complete silence, fasting, and meditation. The entire island shuts down, including airports, as residents reflect and cleanse their spirits.

8. Bali Kite Festival

• When - July
• Where - Sanur
• Why - It features kites of all shapes and sizes, promoting traditional island customs through competitive kite flying.

9. Ubud Food Festival

• When - May to June
• Where - Ubud
• Why - It is a three-day event featuring top chefs, cooking workshops, food forums, and wine-tasting sessions, making it a paradise for food enthusiasts.

10. Bali Blues Festival

• When - May
• Where - Ubud
• Why - The annual Nusa Dua music event features musicians from Indonesia and around the world, with a new theme each year, promising a fun experience.

Tips for a Hassle-Free Bali Trip

• Carry Local Currency: Carry some Indonesian Rupiah in cash, as many local shops and cafés don’t accept cards.
• Smart Bargaining: Bargaining is fine in street markets but not in branded stores or malls. Check average prices beforehand so you do not overpay.
• Temple Etiquette: When visiting temples or sacred places, dress modestly by covering your shoulders and knees to show respect for local customs and traditions.
• Pack for the Weather: Bring light, breathable clothes suitable for the hot and humid climate in Bali. Do not forget essentials like sunglasses and a hat to shield yourself from strong sun rays.
• Stay Safe: Avoid drugs, always wear a helmet when riding scooters, and treat locals with courtesy; it keeps your trip stress-free.
• Mosquito Protection: Mosquito bites can spread dengue. Carry a good repellent or buy sprays locally, which are affordable and widely available.
• Sun Safety: Use sunscreen every day. Bali’s UV rays are intense. It is cheaper to carry your own from home than to buy at tourist spots.
• Scooters & Safety: If renting a scooter, keep your valid license handy and always wear a helmet. Police checks are common, and fines can be avoided this way.
• Avoid Tap Water: Stick to bottled or filtered water. Tap water is not safe for drinking and can cause stomach problems.
• Stay Alert Against Theft: Stay alert against petty theft. Keep valuables secure in your hotel and be mindful of your surroundings while outdoors.

Getting Around in Bali

Our Transportation (Mostly Included in our Packages):

• Group Tours: You will travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned coach with your group and a dedicated tour manager.
• Private Tours: You will have your own car and a local driver at your disposal, offering complete flexibility.
• Airport Pickups: We pick you up from Ngurah Rai Airport and drop you off at your pre-booked hotel.

If You Want to Explore on Your Own:

• Scooter Rentals: Very popular for short trips and exploring at your own pace. Always wear helmets (mandatory by law) and be cautious of local traffic.
• Tourist Shuttles: Kura-Kura Bus connects major tourist areas and offers budget-friendly travel between Ubud, Sanur, Kuta, and other destinations.
• Taxis & Ride-Sharing: Blue Bird taxis are reliable and metered. Grab and Gojek apps provide convenient ride-sharing with upfront pricing.
• Private Car Hire: For day trips or longer excursions, you can hire cars with drivers at reasonable rates for temple tours or beach hopping.

Recommended Apps for Your Bali Trip

• Grab – is like Uber where visitors choose between it and Uber based on driver availability.
• Gojek - offers cheap, fast motorbike rides with helmets and face masks.
• Waze - is similar to Google Maps – it helps to navigate Bali – It is also popular among local taxi drivers because it often knows the area better and shows roads that Google Maps may miss.
• The Bali Bible - The Bali Bible app is a top choice for Bali visitors, offering itineraries, hotel recommendations, beach clubs, restaurants, bars, and valuable travel tips.
• Revolut and Monzo - It's crucial to have a travel bank card or credit card in Bali to avoid high conversion fees. Revolut and Monzo are recommended for favourable exchange rates and real-time spending tracking.

Best Places to Stay in Bali

Bali tour packages offer a range of places to stay, from fancy hotels to cosy villas. No matter what you like or how much you want to spend, Bali has comfortable places to rest after your daily adventures.

• The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali
• Furama Xclusive Resorts and Villas Ubud
• Courtyard By Marriott Bali Seminyak Resort
• Ramada by Wyndham Bali
• Hilton Bali Resort
• The Haven Bali Seminyak
• The Kuta Beach Heritage Hotel
• Padma Resort Ubud
• Amnaya Resort Kuta
• Ramayana Suites and Resort Kuta

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