Reviewed by Thrillophilia Bali Operations Team
Updated as of May 2026
Thrillophilia Bali tour packages from Mumbai start at INR 25,000 per person for a 5-day tour covering areas like Ubud and Kuta and range up to INR 50,000+ for 7 days. When Mumbai’s hustle gets a little too hectic, Ubud’s rice terraces and Nusa Dua’s beaches are exactly what you need to get the rhythm back in your life once again. With Mumbai (CSMIA) being one of the few cities in India with access to direct flights of 7 hours or short-connection routes to Bali (DPS) and a visa on arrival, you have every reason to start planning your trip right away.
Shaped by Balinese Hinduism, Bali’s culture is deeply rooted in spirituality, offering a complete change in scenery when compared to a financial hub like Mumbai. Bali’s atmosphere encourages you to slow down and take in the nature of Ubud, the black sand of Canggu, and cliffside sunset views at Uluwatu. While this side of Bali offers spirituality, the other side offers a completely different scene that Mumbai travellers would love even more. Bali provides accessible luxury with private villas and lively nightlife at beach clubs like Finns Beach Club and Potato Head Beach Club. This makes Bali perfectly suited for all Mumbai travellers, from backpackers and budget travellers to couples and friend groups.
After operating over 14,000+ Bali tour packages with a 4.7/5 rating by 400+ Mumbai travellers alone, our expert team here at Thrillophilia understands exactly how a Mumbaiker likes to travel. Our Bali packages from Mumbai are designed with AI inclusion to make ‘The Island of the Gods’ accessible and unique to every Mumbai traveller’s needs and preferences. We craft experiences with our data-driven itineraries instead of throwing together a checklist of destinations because you deserve to experience Bali exactly how you picture it.
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Thrillophilia Traveller Note: Siddharth Jain, a Mumbai traveller who booked the Bali Honeymoon Special tour package, said, “A very professionally managed international tour. The villas were equipped with all necessities and located at beautiful spots near the coast. Coordination between the Thrillophilia team and our driver was always spot on. Highly recommend for couples wanting comfort and luxury.”
Verified Thrillophilia International Booking, March 2026 Departure
Mumbai is one of the few cities in India to provide direct 7-hour regularly operational flights to Bali. Being a Mumbaiker, travelling to Bali is already more convenient for you with reliable airlines like IndiGo and Air India operating this route.
Why We Do Not Recommend It: Some connecting routes via countries like Malaysia and Thailand might require a visa or entry rules during long layovers, which direct flights completely prevent. Moreover, choosing direct flights over connecting flights saves you 10+ hours of flight time and reduces jet lag. Travelling via a connection would end in wasting at least half a day when you could be leisurely exploring Kuta.
Bali offers a visa on arrival for Indian passport holders valid for 30 days, extendable once for another 30 days. Visit Indonesia’s official e-VoA website to stay updated on recent rules and requirements. With an application fee of approximately INR 8,000, you require a passport valid for 6+ months, a return/onwards ticket, a clear-background passport-sized photograph, accommodation proof, and proof of funds. It takes a processing time of up to 5 working days.
It is also mandatory to complete the ‘Electronic Customs Declaration’ (ECD) online before your arrival in Bali.
Thrillophilia’s tour packages from Mumbai to Bali include visa support for all travellers.
With its pleasant climate and ever-changing landscapes, Bali welcomes travellers year-round, each season revealing a unique side of this island paradise.
With a temperature of 26°C to 30°C, April to October sees clear and cool weather with lower humidity. This is the perfect season for all outdoor sightseeing activities, especially watersports. The hotels and flights have inflated pricing during this time due to increased demand.
This window in Bali sees a mix between short bursts of rain and gradually increasing humidity, with a temperature of 26°C to 31°C. The crowd is thinner, with hotels offering a 10-30% discount due to decreased demand. If you take some basic precautions for rain and plan your itinerary with a balance between outdoor and indoor activities, this is the best value window to plan a Bali trip from Mumbai.
This is the peak monsoon season of Bali, with a temperature of 25°C to 31°C with frequent bursts of heavy rainfall, mostly during the afternoon/evening. This leads to a rich, green landscape all over the country, especially in Ubud. The crowd is very low, and the hotel prices are low except during the holiday weeks. However, the humidity can feel intense at times, and the seas don’t have suitable conditions for snorkelling/diving.
Thrillophilia Note: The Bukit Peninsula is one of the best destinations for surfing, swimming and enjoying beautiful landscape views. However, this is also one of the most dangerous coastal zones in Bali during the wet season, peaking from December to February. It experiences conditions like rough seas, strong currents, strong coastal winds, and 2.5-4m waves during alert windows. This can lead to surf hazards and landsliding risks. Expect to be delayed or restricted during your window in this period due to safety concerns.
Here are some of the best places to visit in Bali:
This is one of the most popular attractions of Ubud in Bali. With Bali’s greenery, waterfalls, jungles, and rice paddies surrounding you, you swing at a height of 33-256 m. With a long dress, flowing with you as you swing high, a safety harness is attached to you for your safety. This is one of the best ways to enjoy the scenic views of Bali.
Best Swings for the “Long Dress’ Rental Service: Happy Swing Bali, Official Bali Swing (Bongkasa), various spots at Tegalalang Rice Terrace
Swing package Cost: INR 1,500-3,000 per person, with additional INR 1,000-1,500 for professional photography
Here you get to watch over 700 grey macaques as they swing around and eat bananas in their natural habitat. You can also explore ancient temples like Pura Dalem Agung surrounded by trees. This is a quiet, holy spot that slows you down from the usual pace of your trip.
Ubud Monkey Forest Entrance: INR 450-550 approximately per adult
Located 70 metres above water, this temple lets you explore the history of Bali with its artefacts, Balinese buildings, and 10th-century archaeological remains. For a unique experience, you can watch the Kecak Fire Dance during sunset on your trip to Bali from Mumbai.
Uluwatu Temple Entrance: INR 260-320 per adult. The Kecak Fire Dance adds an additional INR 475-700. Tickets are purchased with local currency at the gate.
If you are fond of surfing or maybe just like to enjoy local food culture, pay a visit to Kuta Beach. It's known for its surfing opportunities and also offers a glimpse into the daily lives of the local people going about their days in this fishing village. You will find an abundance of resorts, eateries, and bars in this region, making for a great nightlife and accommodation choice.
Kuta Beach Surfing: INR 1,200-2,500 per person for a 2-hour beginner lesson; the board rental alone costs around INR 550 per hour.
Bali is a destination rich with folklore and cultural stories that define its past. The Tanah Lot Temple statues take you back with their visual storytelling as you explore their various forms and figures. The temple is situated on rocks in the water and provides you with beautiful open-ocean visuals, especially during the sunsets.
Tanah Lot Temple Entrance: INR 300-400 per international traveller. A parking fee of INR 15-30 might apply.
Here are some of the best things to do in Bali:
1. Visit Tegallalang Rice Terraces: During your Bali trip from Mumbai, take in the cool air and enjoy the view of the green, terraced fields at Tegalalang Rice Terraces. Witness the traditional way of growing rice in Subak and swing high for stunning views from above.
2. Experience Wildlife at Bali Zoo: At Bali Zoo, you can walk around 12 hectares of beautiful tropical gardens that are home to more than 500 exotic animals. You can go through different areas and get close to deer, elephants, orangutans, and exotic bird species. Have fun splashing around in the water at the Jungle Splash area!
3. Go for a Splash at Waterbom: You can beat the heat of Bali at Waterbom, which is a 3.8-hectare water park with thrilling rides and dining options. With 17 waterslides, rafts, boogie boards, and a swim-up bar, it makes up for a fun day for the whole family.
4. Trek to Mount Batur: Embark on a thrilling two-hour trek to Mount Batur, walking on volcanic rocks. Begin at midnight with headlamps and experience the breathtaking sunrise, accompanied by the stunning view of Mount Agung.
5. Wander through the Bali Bird Park: Another remarkable activity to do on your Bali trip is exploring the Bali Bird Park, which gives you a chance to encounter more than 250 bird species in their natural habitat.
6. Witness the Tegenungan Waterfall: Experience the force of the 50-foot water drop at Tegenungan Waterfall as it hits the pool below. You can dive into its cool water and look around at the lush natural surroundings. Explore Monkey Forest, go to Butterfly Park, and watch the beautiful long-necked white herons fly over the fields of Petulu Village.
7. Explore the Bali Safari and Marine Park: At Bali Safari and Marine Park, you can get close to more than 400 critically threatened species, such as the orangutan and the Komodo dragon. Go on an exciting Night Safari and learn about the park's animals, like blue wildebeests and nilgai. At the end of the day, enjoy a tasty BBQ under the stars for an unforgettable experience.
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Know More About: 5-Days Tour Packages
Thrillophilia’s Insight: This package lets you explore Bali on your own terms, along with guided tours for a deeper understanding of Bali’s rich culture. But, if you want a more slow-paced, leisure-focused trip, this itinerary might feel too busy for you.
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Know More About: 7-Days Packages
Thrillophilia Traveller Note: Arjun Kapoor, a Mumbai traveller who booked the 7 Days Bali tour package, said, “The landscape is literally a tropical dream. The tour was managed excellently with comfortable stays and on-time transfers. Every temple visit was well-timed to avoid the heavy tourist rush. The driver was very knowledgeable about local shortcuts and scenic viewpoints. Excellent planning for a beach holiday.”
Verified Thrillophilia International Booking, January 2026 Departure
Note: Our packages include transparent pricing for every expense, including attraction tickets and add-on experiences, with clear VOA guidance to avoid any logistical issues at the DPS airport.
1. Customisable Itineraries: Personalise your Bali trip with visits to Seminyak, Ubud, Uluwatu, Nusa Penida, and Kuta, adding activities like surfing, cultural performances, temple visits, and beachside leisure.
2. All-Inclusive Packages: Enjoy comfortable stays, guided sightseeing, local excursions, meals, and transfers, making your holiday seamless and stress-free.
3. Exclusive Offers: With Thrillophilia, avail seasonal discounts, group deals, and combo packages which are ideal for families, friends, or anyone booking a Bali couple package from Mumbai.
4. Verified Services: Travel confidently with a verified network of 400+ operators, trusted hotels, and professional local guides.
5. 24/7 Assistance: Get round-the-clock support for itinerary changes, travel queries, or emergencies during your Bali holiday.
Direct flights from CSMIA to DPS take 7-9 hours depending on the airline. Connecting flights via Singapore or Kuala Lumpur take 10-17 hours, depending on the layover.
Yes, Indian passport holders can get a VoA at the Bali Airport for around INR 8,000. It is primarily 30 days, extendable once for another 30 days (total 60 days), and the online ECD submission is mandatory before your Bali arrival.
Ubud is a forest-oriented destination with private pool villas and wellness activities. Seminyak provides you with a beachfront experience, including sunset beach clubs and luxury shopping. Most of our Mumbai couples choose to split their stay in both destinations.
Yes, Bali has several Indian restaurants in Ubud, Kuta, and Seminyak with verified vegetarian options. Thrillophilia provides you with a curated list of all Indian restaurants with vegetarian options before your departure.
Private pool villas in a Bali tour cost from Mumbai range from INR 8,000 to INR 35,000 per night depending on location (Ubud or Seminyak), season, and luxury tier. To get the best bulk pricing deals for you, we bundle these into our packages.
Yes, Bali majorly accepts international credit cards. However, for small shops, markets, or eateries, it’s recommended to carry local Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). A prepaid Forex card offers you the best exchange rates.
Yes, you can use SIM cards like Airtel or Jio in Bali, but you would need to activate an international roaming data pack before your arrival. We recommend purchasing a local SIM at the airport for better connectivity and cheaper rates.
The official currency of Bali is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). According to the current exchange rates of 2026, 1 INR equals approx. 185 to 190 IDR. Since exchange rates are ever fluctuating, make sure you confirm the current rates from official sources before your departure.
December to February is the cheapest time to visit Bali apart from the holiday weeks. Due to the peak monsoon season and humidity, the demand decreases by a lot, leading to hotels and attractions offering discounted rates.
Thrillophilia Bali tour packages start at INR 25,000 per person for a 5-day budget trip and go up to INR 100,000+ for luxury inclusions and amenities. All our packages come with VoA support, 24/7 on-trip assistance, transfers, and daily breakfast with vegetarian options.
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