Bali Tour Packages From Bangalore

Reviewed by Thrillophilia Bali Operations Team

Updated as of June 2026

Bali tour packages from Bangalore start at INR 24,250 per person and go up to INR 77,000 for trips ranging from 4 to 8 days.

With a simple 30-day visa process for Indians, now is the time for Bangaloreans to leave behind deadlines and the fast-paced city life for some relaxing beach days. A single direct flight to Denpasar takes just 6.5 to 7 hours from Kempegowda International Airport.

Bali is best suited for a 4- to 5-night break rather than a long international trip. Based on data from our internal booking team, this itinerary is by far one of the most popular choices among Bangaloreans, particularly for first-time international travellers and honeymoon couples.

Thrillophilia’s Bali tour packages from Bangalore are designed with trusted accommodations, 24/7 on-ground assistance, and smooth internal transfers. From surf-focused coastal plans to peaceful explorations in Ubud’s forests, every itinerary is designed based on current routes, conditions, and local guidelines.

Bali on ground team of Thrillophilia handles all on-site coordination, including transfers and real-time updates. With English-speaking support and quick assistance over WhatsApp or phone, travellers stay informed and supported throughout the journey. Thrillophilia Bali Tour makes this island escape accessible and highly customisable for travellers across all budget ranges.

As of June 2026, Thrillophilia has operated 28,000+ verified Bali tours from India, including thousands of trips booked specifically from Bangalore, with a consistent customer rating of 4.7 out of 5. Our Bali packages from Bangalore are loved by travelers for the ease they come with and the

Bali Trip Cost from Bangalore: What's Included And How Much They Cost

Bali tour prices from Bangalore depend on exchange rates, season, and package type. Based on current listings, most Bali packages fall within a clear range depending on duration and inclusions.

Flights, stays, and experiences are the main cost drivers, and prices can vary during peak travel seasons for Bali packages from Bangalore.

Bali Tour Packages from Bangalore: Package Types (June 2026)

Bali trip packages from Bangalore come in various types to suit different travel preferences. Here are some of the most commonly booked options.

Budget Breakdown for a Bali trip from Bangalore (Per Person)

Here are some daily expenses that you may incur on your Bali package from Bangalore

Inclusions:

• Hotel accommodation
• Daily breakfast
• Transportation and airport transfers
• Sightseeing trip

Exclusions:

• International flights
• Indonesia visa fees
• Personal expenses such as unmentioned meals
• Travel insurance

Optional Add-ons

Vintage Volkswagen tour of central Bali

Bedugul Island sightseeing

West Nusa Penida tour

Balinese massage

Candlelit dinner, along with attraction entry tickets.

What Makes Bali Package Prices Go Up or Down

The cost of a Bali tour package from Bangalore is highly variable, often fluctuating by thousands of rupees even within the same month.

1. Tourist Season: July to August is Bali's peak tourist season. During this period, the weather is mostly dry and sunny. Mid-December to January also sees a significant surge in visitors due to the Christmas and New Year holidays. Accommodation and flight fares are at their highest during both windows because of strong global demand.
2. Flight Booking: Avoid booking close to your travel date. Bangalore to Denpasar fares are at their lowest when booked 2–3 months in advance. Try to book mid-week flights. Tuesdays or Wednesdays usually offer cheaper rates.
3. Fuel Prices: Aviation fuel makes up for 30% to 40% of an airline's total operating expenses. Recent global disturbances have caused a significant spike in jet fuel costs, which has directly pushed airline ticket prices higher.
4. Upgrades: Going for premium resort rooms on your Bali packages from Bangalore with private pools or private speedboats instead of shared options will increase your total package cost.

Best Time for Bali trip from Bangalore: Weather and Pricing

Most first-time travellers get confused about when to visit Bali because the experience changes with the season. The truth is, there is no single “perfect” time. It depends on whether you want better weather or better prices. Bali stays warm throughout the year, but it has two clear seasons that shape your trip differently.

April to October (Dry Season)

This is the most popular time to visit Bali. The weather is mostly sunny with clear skies and very little rain. Temperatures stay around 27 to 31 degrees, which is perfect for beaches, trekking, surfing, and island trips. Since this is peak season, prices for flights and hotels are usually higher.

November to March (Wet Season)

This season brings light to moderate showers, mostly in the afternoons. It still stays warm with temperatures between 24 and 30 degrees, so travel is comfortable. Bali also looks greener and more scenic, especially in places like Ubud. This is a good time if you are looking for lower prices and fewer crowds.

One of our travelers from Bangalore, Divya Krishnamurthy, traveled in April 2026 and booked the Bali Romantic Journey | Discovering Highlands, Heritage & Hideaways. They appreciated the time and the Ubud, especially the misty mornings, and said, “We specifically wanted a property in Ubud rather than the beach areas, and Thrillophilia found us a villa with a private pool overlooking the rice terraces. Sitting there with coffee on an April morning with the mist still in the valley below is something I keep going back to mentally”

What to Expect Overall

Rain in Bali usually comes in short bursts, not full-day downpours. Even in the wet season, you can plan most activities with some flexibility. Carrying a light rain jacket helps if you are out during the afternoon. Both seasons offer a different kind of Bali experience, so it really depends on your travel style.

How to reach Bali from Bangalore

With direct flight options to Bali, it has become much easier for Bangaloreans to plan a short break or a long weekend escape. The travel time is around 6.5 hours with smooth connectivity, so there is no long layover fatigue. Bali offers a mix of luxury, culture, and adventure. You can explore Ubud’s jungles with ATV rides through mud trails and rivers, or enjoy calm sunset evenings along Seminyak’s coastline. Both experiences fit into one trip easily.

Flying from Bangalore also means no layovers or unnecessary transit stops. You simply depart from Kempegowda International Airport and fly directly to Bali, making the journey simple and time-efficient.

IndiGo operates this route with an average flight time of 6 hours 58 minutes. Flight 6E 1605 departs from Bengaluru Terminal 2 at 1:15 pm IST and arrives in Denpasar at 10:20 Bali time. The timing works well, as you still land with most of the day ahead. In the last 30 days, the flight has mostly been on time, with even a 29-minute early arrival recorded. For budget travellers, this is a reliable option. Other alternatives include AirAsia, Thai AirAsia, and VietJet.

1. The Direct Dominance: 6.5-Hour Non-Stop Flights to Denpasar (DPS)
2. Bali is one of the most convenient international getaways from Bangalore, especially for a short vacation. While there are direct flights available on select routes and seasons, most flights from Bangalore to Bali typically involve one stop through hubs like Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, or Bangkok. The total travel time usually ranges between 7 and 12 hours, depending on the airline and layover duration.
3. One-stop flights are often more affordable than direct options, but longer layovers can make the journey more tiring due to additional transit procedures and waiting time.
4. For flight bookings, platforms like Skyscanner, Google Flights, or airline websites are commonly used to compare fares. Prices vary significantly based on travel season, booking window, baggage selection, and seat class. In general, one-way fares from Bangalore to Bali can range from around INR 15,000–30,000+, with budget carriers like AirAsia usually offering lower fares on connecting routes.
5. Digital Entry Mastery: The e-VOA and Electronic Customs
6. The Electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VOA) makes entering Bali much smoother for Indian travellers. By applying online before departure, you can skip long visa queues at Denpasar Airport and, in some cases, even use the automated e-gates.
7. To apply, you’ll need a passport with at least 6 months’ validity and a return or onward ticket. The e-VOA costs around IDR 500,000 (approx. INR 2,500–3,000), is valid for 30 days, and can be extended once for another 30 days. Travellers also need to complete Indonesia’s online customs declaration before arrival. Note: During immigration, officers check for the payment of the Bali tourist levy. It charges INR 800 to 850 for foreign tourists per person and can be paid through the official Bali government portal.
8. Choosing Your Balinese Stay: Eco-Luxury and Villa Selection
9. In any tour, what matters most after a hectic, tight-day itinerary is a peaceful sleep to get charged up for the next day. Your stay shapes the rest of the trip, even if the itinerary is well planned. Each stay differs from traveller to traveller and their itinerary.
10. Sustainable Sanctuaries: Bamboo Architecture in Ubud
11. In Bali, bamboo stays are very famous; this stay will give you bamboo architecture and aesthetics, and you will feel closer to nature. Staying in concrete hotels is common, but a resort built in bamboo and teak wood offers a different experience overall.
12. Bambu Indah – This is located along the Sayan Ridge above the Ayung River. The property is built with bamboo and teak. You will get all the amenities like a 5-star hotel, but all these are made by nature's elements, like a pool made with lava stones.
13. Equipoise Resort – This is a newer property with bamboo curves, making natural cooling and lower air-conditioning dependency in a tropical climate. This property is 5 to 10 minutes away from the main town.
14. The Digital Nomad Loop: Premium Stays in Canggu and Berawa
15. The areas like Canggu offer an affordable lifestyle and international food. At the same time, you can expect heavy traffic due to narrow roads, and it is not walkable.
16. Berawa is often called the shortcut route. You will get a narrow road with rice fields from Batu Bolong Beach and Jalan Pantai. Berawa has a wide range of cafes and restaurants.
17. Private Pool Villas: Exclusivity for Bangalore Families and Couples
18. A private pool villa in Bali is where the destination stands out compared to other international destinations in this price range. With a complimentary breakfast and rice paddy or jungle views. The resorts cost almost a fraction of the other resorts in foreign tourist destinations, with no compromise in privacy and comfort. Bangalore travellers often choose this accommodation rather than a hotel room with a balcony.
19. In the Ubud Zone, Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, is along the Ayung River with limited villa options with private pools and butler service.
20. For the budget option, Tanah Gajah offers a one-bedroom club pool villa with a private pool, and is also the best rated by the honeymoon couples in this zone. They include complimentary yoga sessions and hot air balloon options.

Places to Visit in Bali

Ubud

Ubud is where Bali slows down and feels more grounded. It is surrounded by rice terraces, jungle pockets, and small villages that still hold on to their traditional lifestyle. Most nature-based experiences like Tegalalang Rice Terraces, Bali Swing, and Tegenungan Waterfall are all within easy reach from here. It also has a calm café culture, making it a good base for a relaxed stay.

Mount Batur (Kintamani)

Mount Batur is one of Bali’s most popular sunrise treks and sits at 1,717 metres above sea level. The hike usually starts around 1 to 2 AM, leading you up an active volcano just in time for sunrise over Mount Agung. It is a simple trek but feels rewarding because of the early start and the views at the top. The surrounding lake views in Kintamani add to the experience.

Tanah Lot Temple

Tanah Lot is a sea temple built dramatically on a rock formation surrounded by waves. It is one of those places that truly changes character with the tide and light. Sunset here is the main highlight when the sky, ocean, and temple all come together in one frame. The area also has small markets around it for a quick local walk.

Uluwatu

Uluwatu sits on cliffs that drop straight into the ocean, giving it some of the best sunset views in Bali. It is also home to the famous Kecak Fire Dance, a cultural performance that blends storytelling, fire, and music. The experience feels more powerful because it happens right as the sun goes down. The nearby beaches are also known for surfing and cliff views.

Nusa Penida

Nusa Penida is a short boat ride from Bali and feels completely different from the mainland. It is known for dramatic cliffs, hidden beaches, and turquoise waters like Kelingking Beach and Angel’s Billabong. The roads can be rough, but the views are some of the most iconic in all of Bali.

Thrillophilia’s on-ground experts make arrangements for your travel beforehand and make it easy for you. Nikhil Gowda from Bangalore booked the Bali Honeymoon Special package in January 2026 and said, “Thrillophilia managed our ferry tickets to Nusa Penida beforehand, so we skipped the long queues at Sanur. A very comfortable and well-managed international holiday.”

Seminyak

Seminyak is more modern and lively compared to other parts of Bali. It is filled with beach clubs, sunset bars, and boutique shopping streets. The coastline here is perfect for relaxed evenings, long walks, and watching the sunset in a more social setting.

Canggu

Canggu has a young, energetic vibe with surf culture at its core. You will find black sand beaches, beach cafés, and a strong digital nomad community. It is ideal for travellers who want a mix of beach time, nightlife, and casual café hopping.

Top Things to Do on Your Bali Trip

Bali is not just about beaches and temples. The island offers a mix of adventure, culture, wellness, and nature experiences that suit every kind of traveller. Here are some of the top things to do during your Bali trip from Bangalore:

1. Watch the Sunrise from Mount Batur

One of Bali’s most memorable experiences is the early-morning trek to Mount Batur. The hike begins before dawn and rewards you with panoramic views of the volcanic landscape, Lake Batur, and Mount Agung as the sun rises over the island.

2. Explore the Rice Terraces of Ubud

The lush green rice terraces around Ubud, especially Tegalalang, offer some of Bali’s most iconic scenery. Walk through the terraces, visit local cafés overlooking the valley, and experience a slower side of Balinese life.

3. Take a Day Trip to Nusa Penida

Known for dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and famous viewpoints like Kelingking Beach, Nusa Penida is one of the most popular excursions from Bali. A day trip here offers some of the island's most spectacular coastal landscapes.

4. Attend the Kecak Fire Dance at Uluwatu

Set against the backdrop of the Indian Ocean, the Kecak Fire Dance is one of Bali’s most famous cultural performances. Watching the sunset while the traditional dance unfolds creates a truly unique experience.

5. Go White-Water Rafting on the Ayung River

Adventure seekers can enjoy rafting through Bali’s tropical rainforest, passing waterfalls, rock carvings, and lush jungle landscapes. The Ayung River offers a fun experience suitable for both beginners and experienced rafters.

Bali from Bangalore Itineraries

Bali Itineraries for the Bangalore Traveler: 5 to 10 Days

Bali is considered an easy trip to plan. Many travellers are often confused about what to add and what not to. This is a small island with a wide range of activities and experiences.

The Efficiency Circuit: 5 Nights (Ubud and Seminyak Highlights)

This short itinerary works well for the Bangalore working professionals, and if you are looking for short international trips.

Day 1 – Arrival | Afternoon walk on the Campuhan Ridge | Dinner at a paddy-view restaurant on Jalan Raya Penestaan.

Day 2 - Tengenungan Waterfall | Ubud Palace and traditional market | Kecak Fire Dance at Pura Uuwata

Day 3 - Tirta Empul Temple | Way back, stop at Kopi Luwak plantations

Day 4 – Transfer to Seminyak | sunset at Ku De Ta

Day 5 – Tanah Lot Temple | shopping in Seminyak

Note – A 5-day Bali trip from India with Thrillophilia costs INR 24,000 to INR 30,000 per person on a budget trip, and it goes up to INR 60,000 to INR 75,000 for luxury packages.

The Adventurer's Loop: 8 Nights (Mount Batur & North Bali)

Planning for a long tour, like an 8- to 9-day trip, don't plan around only the south. You will miss major parts in Bali if you plan like this. Routes like North Bali, Amed, and Lovina, followed by the Kintamani caldera zone.

Day 1 - Arrival | with the same route as 5 days, add Ayung River for white-water rafting

Day 2 - Tengenungan Waterfall | Ubud Palace and traditional market | Kecak Fire Dance at Pura Uuwata

Day 3 – Go for level II and III for rafting on Ayung River | Jungle safari

Day 4 - Sunrise trek to Mount Batur and Kintamani

Day 5 - Drive to Amed

Day 6 – Visit a fishing village, snorkelling

Day 7-8 – Keep it light: transfer south, hotel check-in, and early-morning checkout.

Note – Thrillophilia's 8-day tour packages range from INR 33,000 to INR 77,000 per person with the inclusion of internal transfers and accommodation.

Romantic Bali Honeymoon: 6 Nights (Ubud & Kuta)

DAY 1: Arrival in Bali | Transfer to Ubud | Day at Leisure

DAY 2: Central Bali Sightseeing Tour on a Vintage Volkswagen

DAY 3: Bedugul Sightseeing Tour

DAY 4: Transfer to Kuta | Water Sports | Uluwatu Temple & Kecak Dance

DAY 5: Full-Day Nusa Penida West Tour with Paluang Cliff

DAY 6: Balinese Massage & Rooftop Candlelight Dinner

DAY 7: Departure Day

Balinese Vegan Culture and Indian Restaurants

Bali has the most vegan restaurants compared to other places in Southeast Asian destinations. Majorly driven by Ubud's plant-based Hindu offerings.

To make it easy for the travelers, Thrillophilia also offers Bali trip packages from Bangalore that include vegetarian restaurants for people who prefer vegetarian meals.

• Ubud - Areas like Monkey Forest Road and Jalan Dewi Sita have cafes and restaurants that offer tempeh bowls, jackfruit curries, and desserts. Our past travellers suggest Biah Biah and Kafe Ubud for all-day, reliable food options.
• Traditional Food – Try traditional Balinese sambal and bubu pastes, which contain shrimp paste. You can request the preparation without the shrimp and meat paste too; most of the restaurants in the tourist area provide that.
• Indian Restaurants – Saffron, Namaste, and Indian Warung are the trusted and popular choices for travellers for North and South Indian food. You will get familiar spices along with a few Hindi-speaking staff too. For budget Indian meals, go to Kuta Beach, where you can find small dhabas run by Indians for dal, roti, and sabji.

Traveller Tips

If you’re on your trip to Bali from Bangalore, here are a few things you need to know to have a hassle-free Bali trip

• Install apps like Gojek for rides and food delivery and Traveloka for domestic flights and hotels, and download offline maps for Bali.
• Take a SIM card of Telkomsel or XL Axiata from the airport. Both offer tourist data packs for 7 to 14 days of 4G networks across Unud, Seminyak, and Kuta.
• Bali accepts QR payments. Cafes and markets in Ubud accept online payment; Indian UPI does not link directly. Carry a Revolt card. Visa and Mastercard are accepted in the restaurants, spa, and hotels. Carry cash too for vendor markets.

Travel Safety Updates for Bali

Know about these safety tips before booking Bangalore to Bali tour package:

• Always check and carry a visa, as per current rules and regulations, as a visa on arrival is mandatory for any tourist. The fee structure has been revised in 2025 to 2026.
• IndiGo and AirAsia operate direct flights on this route. Before booking, check for transit requirement changes from the official airline website.
• If planning to trek Mount Batur in the month of April, start around the 2 to 6 AM window, as you will get clear skies. As the time goes into the afternoon, you can expect high chances of rainfall.
• Always contact our local guides and ground staff to check the active volcanic status at least 48 hours before you trek.
• For a less crowded trip to Bali from Bangalore, try not to overlap with the travel date and festive days of Bali. The Balinese New Year falls in March and April. If planning at that time, the island observes a 24-hour silent day with no arrivals and departures.
• Expect heavy temple crowds and traffic, and also some roads are close in the Galungan and Kuningan periods.

Why Bangalore Travellers Choose Thrillophilia for Bali Trip

Based on recent traveller insights and verified operational reviews, Thrillophilia plays a major role in planning, simplifying, and personalising international travel. Here's why Bangalore travellers choose Thrillophilia for their Bali trip:

• Stays are carefully selected from handpicked eco-luxury bamboo properties and private pool villas.
• Select packages include flights, with direct departures from Kempegowda International Airport to Denpasar.
• We provide complimentary end-to-end visa and customs assistance, so you can skip the queues and use the airport's automated e-gates.
• A dedicated local ground team is always on hand for internal transfers and ferry coordination to Nusa Penida.
• Dietary requirements are fully covered; Thrillophilia curates verified local cafés and restaurants offering authentic Indian cuisine, as well as pure vegetarian and Jain food options, throughout the trip.