Indonesia Tour Packages

Reviewed by Thrillophilia Indonesia Operations Team

Updated as of May 2026

Indonesia tour packages by Thrillophilia start at INR 22,450 per person for a 4-day trip, covering Kuta and Kintamani Highlands. With several direct flight options taking 5-8 hours from major Indian cities and visa-on-arrival, an Indonesian tour is perfect for travellers seeking luxurious experiences without the premium pricing.

Indonesia is a country which can be divided into multiple regions based on the experiences it provides, like beaches, culture, temples, volcanoes, diving, and island hopping. Being spoilt for choice, travellers often make the mistake of not determining their preferred island route first. Not choosing your island route beforehand or trying to cover everything when you only have 4-5 days often leads to disappointing and rushed coverage. While many first-time travellers rightfully choose Bali-led tours for easy accessibility of main attraction sites, slow-paced travellers might find Bali-led coverage to be too fast-paced. Understanding your travel pace and style becomes very important to determine what kind of route you need. Depending on your time and budget, you can add nearby islands, Komodo, or even a Java extension to your trip as per your activity style. This ensures that your trip is shaped to your preferences and you’re not stuck doing something that you don’t enjoy.

Our Indonesia team here at Thrillophilia works closely with Indonesian tourism to design specialised packages for all traveller types and preferences. With the ethical integration of AI and practically applied logistics, we have designed over 50 packages that suit everyone from a couple seeking privacy to a family wanting a balanced and comfortable itinerary. After operating Indonesian tours for 10+ years with a 4.7/5 rating based on 16,000+ verified traveller reviews, we understand how to prioritise your experience over just completing an itinerary.

Most Booked Indonesia Tour Packages 2026

Thrillophilia offers you over 50 Indonesia tour packages to choose from. With the help of our on-ground Indonesia team, each package is designed with practical travel and route logistics to fit every specific traveller type. While we take care of every aspect of your travel needs and trip details, you stay in control of how you want to experience Indonesia as we provide complete customisation of all our packages. From accommodation to transfers, we always apply our logistics to your chosen preferences.

Here are our most booked Indonesia tour packages in 2026.

4-day Indonesia Tour Packages

Duration: 4 days and 3 nights

Cost: Starting at INR 22,450

Area Covered: Kuta, Bali

Best for: Budget-conscious travellers, short family trips, beach trip

Sample Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive in Bali | Check-in at the Hotel | Explore the Local Markets and Beaches

Day 2: Kuta - Tanjung Benoa Beach | Parasailing, Jet Skiing, Banana Boat Ride

Day 3: Day Tour to Kintamani Lake & Volcano Tour With Transfers

Day 4: Departure Day

Thrillophilia’s Insight: When you have a limited amount of time on your hands, the best way to experience Indonesia is to pick only one region and explore it deeply. Trying to cover multiple islands with any leisure time leaves you exhausted with a rushed experience which is simply not worth your money.

7-Day Indonesia Tour Packages

Duration: 7 days and 6 nights

Cost: Starting at INR 41,250

Area Covered: Kuta and Ubud

Best for: First-time travellers, couples, families, groups, solo travellers

Sample Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Kuta | Day at Leisure

Day 2: South Bali Sightseeing Tour

Day 3: Transfer to Ubud | Central Bali Sightseeing Tour

Day 4: Trek to Mount Batur

Day 5: Mount Agung Sightseeing Tour

Day 6: Balinese Spa Experience | Day at Leisure

Day 7: Departure Day

Thrillophilia Traveller Note: Aditya Rao, a Mumbai traveller who booked the Ultimate Bali tour package, said, “First solo trip abroad and Bali was the perfect choice. Thrillophilia handled everything from Mumbai: visa, airport transfers, day tours. Did not have to figure out a single thing on the ground. Tanah Lot temple at sunset and the Kecak fire dance performance were unforgettable. Would highly recommend for first-time solo travellers.”

Verified Thrillophilia Booking, April 2026 Departure

7-Day Luxury Indonesia Tour Packages

Duration: 7 days and 6 nights

Cost: Starting at INT 150,000

Area Covered: Ubud, Nusa Penida, Gili Island, Canggu

Best for: Premium travellers, milestone travel, anniversaries

Sample Itinerary

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

Day 2: Floating Breakfast Experience | Bali Jungle Swing | Visit to Tirta Empul Temple | ATV Ride Experience | Visit to Omma Day Club

Day 3: Transfer to Nusa Penida | East Nusa Penida Tour | Visit to Cactus Nusa Penida

Day 4: Snorkeling with Manta Rays

Day 5: Transfer Gili Trawang | Gili Islands Sunset Boat Tour & Snorkeling

Day 6: Leisure Time in Gili Trawangan | Visit to Malibu Day Club

Day 7: Departure Day

Thrillophilia Traveller Note: Dhruv Patel, an Ahmedabad traveller who booked the Scenic Route of Bali tour package, said, “Our Bali tour from Ahmedabad was fantastic. The drive from the airport to our Seminyak villa was so smooth. Thrillophilia handled the water sports bookings very well. The hotels were very comfortable and had that authentic tropical feel. Excellent trip overall! ”

Verified Thrillophilia Booking, January 2026 Departure

General Indonesia Package Inclusions

• Accommodations: We provide accommodations (3-star, 4-star, and private villas with pools) suited to your budget criteria and located at the regional centre for easy commute access to markets and the airport. Every private pool accommodation listed in our catalogue is verified for its privacy layout and amenities.
• Transfers: Our Bali packages include airport and sightseeing transfers as mentioned in your itinerary. We make sure to provide licensed, English-speaking chauffeurs to prevent any miscommunication during your tour.
• Daily Breakfasts: We arrange for daily breakfasts at every hotel you stay at, with both Indian and vegetarian options. Thrillophilia further provides you with a list of verified vegetarian and Indian restaurants located close to your accommodation.
• Expert Consultation: To help you better understand your preferences, we provide free expert consultations for all our Bali travellers. Customising your package lets you choose which exact experiences you want to opt for, making you be in control of your package inclusions and add-ons.
• 24/7 On-Trip Assistance: We have a local on-ground network in Bali to oversee every aspect of your trip, from transfers to sightseeing. We also provide online support during the entirety of your trip, along with regular surveillance of your itinerary status. This allows us to ensure your trip’s smooth flow and address any issues immediately if they arise.

Thrillophilia Traveller Note: Sri Raksha, a Coimbatore traveller who booked the Best of Bali tour package, said, “The trip to Bali booked through Thrillophilia was perfect in all means. The itinerary was well planned and executed by the local drivers and even the stays booked in Ubud, Kuta were very comfortable and luxurious. Especially the last night stay at Desa di Bali was super luxurious villa with all the amenities for us to relax peacefully. All tickets included were arranged to us on time along with the emergency supports or updates through Ontime app. Overall it was a hassle- free and fun trip to Bali . A big thanks to Thrillophilia team for making it happen.”

Verified Thrillophilia Booking, March 2026 Departure

General Indonesia Package Exclusions

Unless mentioned explicitly on your itinerary, our Bali packages do not cover

• Travel Insurance (Highly recommend adding it to your package for INR 500-1,000 per person)
• Meals Apart from Breakfast
• Internal/International Flights
• Personal Costs
• Attraction Tickets or Experience Costs

Thrillophilia’s Insight: Over 75% of our Indonesia travellers choose to customise their base packages, according to our internal booking data. This is because personalising your package and itinerary to fit your travel style and pace perfectly enhances your experience with no other hassling detail to worry about.

The Best Indonesia Travel Routes

Bali is an indispensable part of every Indonesia trip. If you want to experience nature, beaches, and culture all in the same place along with central connectivity to all transfer hubs and markets, Bali becomes the must-visit destination for most travellers, especially for first-timers.

But Bali isn’t the only destination Indonesia has to offer. Based on your style, budget, and time, Bali can be divided into multiple zones, each with its own unique offers. This is why knowing what you want to experience before confirming your itinerary is important so that you don’t end up overpacking destinations in a short window which ends up in a rushed and exhausting tour.

Based on our updated 2026 insights from Indonesian tourism experts, these are all the options for touring Indonesia according to your travelling style.

Bali Core

Bali is the base for all Indonesian trips. Not only does it provide easy access to the airport, but it’s also a hub of cultural and spiritual sites that cannot be missed in order to genuinely explore Indonesia. With its beach and nature cluster, it’s perfect for short trips where you cannot cover more of Indonesia but want to experience its essence anyway. Bali coverage can be divided into two more zones.

• Ubud (Central + Nature Zone): If you want to slow down from the main tourist cluster and pace of Bali, Ubud is the best zone to do that. Explore rice terraces and temples while opting for a jungle resort stay for a well-covered, quiet experience. Stay at least for 2-3 days to completely explore this zone at a comfortable pace. An Ubud extension works best for couples, slow-paced travellers, and balanced itineraries.
• South Bali: If you are a beach lover and want access to water activities like diving and snorkelling, South Bali is for you. It has various regions providing distinct water-based experiences for different traveller types. Don’t pick all of them; choose 1-2 depending on your budget and time and take your time exploring them.
• Seminyak: This is for travellers seeking nightlife and beach club experiences. If you want to experience the premium social life of Bali, this is the place to be.
• Nusa Dua: Best for premium travellers and couples, Nusa Dua offers clean beaches and resorts with private beaches. If you want exclusivity and privacy, Nusa Dua is the best option for you.
• Jimbaran: This is quieter than Seminyak and less expensive than Nusa Dua. If you want fewer crowds and seafood dining without premium pricing, you should go for Jimbaran.
• Uluwatu: For all the adventure lovers seeking surfing and diving opportunities, Uluwatu is perfect for you. Uluwatu is also known for its sunsets and scenic landscapes.

Add-Ons Nearby Bali

If you have more than 5 days for your Indonesia trip, exploring nearby Bali regions is the next best option. You need to understand that these are time-heavy add-ons and cannot be covered as a half-day trip. Although they’re not essential for a first-time visit, it’s worth covering if you can manage the time and want an extended experience compared to other first-timers.

• Nusa Penida: If you are okay with a physically tiring day with 10-12 days of travelling time alone, Nusa Penida provides you with one of the best scenic landscapes in all of Indonesia. The dramatic cliffs of Kelingking and Diamond Beach and fewer crowds due to the island being underdeveloped are perfect for photographers and couples seeking privacy. Nusa Penida is best experienced on a long day trip or, better yet, an overnight stay.
• Gili Islands: If you’re looking for a relaxed destination with snorkelling and diving opportunities, you’ll love the Gili Islands. Your only option to travel here is by 2-4 hour boat transfer, since cars do not operate here. This leads to the perfect place to relax with fresh air all around you and clear waters just within your reach.

Excursion to Java Volcano

Many travellers mistake this as a casual add-on and then struggle to manage all aspects of this extension, especially when it is added to a short trip. A Yogyakarta and Borobudur trip always needs to be strictly timed with an early start and 7+ days to be able to cover properly. If you want to experience a deeper cultural exploration of Indonesia that goes beyond just Bali, you must visit the UNESCO temples in Borobudur and Prambanan. Be advised that this extension requires an internal flight or a long land transfer.

Java Volcano Excursion: A sunrise hike to Mount Bromo and Ijen Crater in East Java makes for one of the most unique experiences on an Indonesia trip. You can watch the sunrise over the blue flames of an active sulphur mine and a caldera surrounded by mountainscapes.

Excursion to Komodo/Flores

A trip to the Komodo National Park is perfect for when you have 7+ days for your Indonesia trip, especially if you’re a family travelling with children. Komodo/Flores is the best balance between leisure pace, relaxation and activities that doesn’t exhaust you. Explore the Pink Beach and Komodo dragons in the national park with more opportunities for island hopping and diving.

This extension is activity-heavy and requires flights and boat transfers. You would need to budget at least INR 100,000 per person for covering this extension within your Indonesia trip.

Best Time to Visit Indonesia

1.Peak Season (April to October)

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.

Seasonal Festivals: Galungan & Kuningan (occur every 210 days), Bali Arts Festival (June–July), Ubud Food Festival (May–June)

Best For: First-time travellers, outdoor-heavy itinerary, beach and sea enthusiasts

2.Shoulder Season (March and November)

This window in Indonesia 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 a 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 an Indonesian holiday.

Seasonal Festivals: Nyepi (March, Bali shuts down completely for 24 hours, including the airport) and Galungan (210-day cycle)

Best For: Solo travellers, couples, nature lovers (greener landscapes due to rain)

3.Low Season (December to February)

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 cheap except for the holiday weeks. However, the humidity can feel intense at times, and the seas don’t have suitable conditions for snorkelling/diving.

Seasonal Festivals: Christmas & New Year's Day, Chinese New Year (Jan/Feb)

Best For: Budget-friendly traveller, backpackers, indoors-heavy itinerary

Thrillo’s 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 Indonesia during the wet season, peaking during 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.

Best Places to Visit on an Indonesian Tour

1.Bali Swing

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

Know More About: Bali Swing

2.Ubud Monkey Forest

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 churches 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

Know More About: Ubud Monkey Forest

3.Uluwatu Temple

Located 70 metres above water, this temple lets you explore the history of Indonesia with its artefacts, Balinese buildings, and 10th-century archaeological remains. For a unique experience, you can watch the Kecak Fire Dance during the sunset on your trip.

Uluwatu Temple Entrance: INR 260-320 per adult. The Fecak Fire Dance adds an additional INR 475-700. Tickets are purchased with local currency at the gate.

4.Kuta Beach

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.

5.Tanah Lot

Indonesia is a country 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.

Common Planning Mistakes Indian Travellers Make in Indonesia

When you book a tour with Thrillophilia, we become responsible for every aspect of your experience. To make sure your trip flows smoothly without any hassle, we plan for all possible issues in advance and figure out alternate ways and routes in response to this. This way, when an issue actually arises, we immediately have a solution right away without having to waste any of your time.

Here are some common mistakes travellers make on their Indonesian tour and how Thrillophilia fixes them.

1.Mistake: Trying to cover way too many islands on one single Indonesia trip.

Why It Is a Mistake: Packing more than 3 island tours on a week-long itinerary results in multiple hotel changes, long travelling hours, and a constant cycle of packing. The experience is often cut short to a rushed overview of the place instead of actually being able to explore it leaving you unsatisfied by the end of it.

Thrillophilia’s Fix: We use a standard-2 zone rule for the basis of every Indonesia trip that seeks to explore more than Bali. The first zone is always based in Bali, with Ubud and one South Bali destination. The next zone is focused on your preferred experience and chosen according to that. For example, Gili Islands for snorkelling and diving and Nusa Penida for dramatic landscapes and fewer crowds.

2.Mistake: Assuming Bali represents everything that Indonesia has to offer and so can be used in the same way by all traveller types.

Why It Is a Mistake: It is true that Bali offers various experiences like beaches, spirituality, nightlife, and culture in a single destination along with good transfer connectivity. That makes it the perfect base city for the trip, but not the sole city that fits all traveller needs by default. Many travellers make the mistake of planning Bali-led tours and only realising the ill fit once they actually arrive at their destination.

Thrillophilia’s Fix: After 10+ years of expertise, we understand which zone of Indonesia caters to whom and plan our packages based on those insights. If your trip focus is relaxation, it’s best to stick to only Bali. For nature and adventure lovers, take the Komodo/Flores route for its nature-heavy volcano terrain, and for a culture-heavy holiday, focus on the Java extension.

3.Mistake: Booking an Indonesian tour package without understanding its inclusions

Why It Is a Mistake: Not understanding package inclusions like boat transfers, attractions, and internal flights before confirming it often leads to a disappointing experience and a much higher trip expense.

Thrillophilia’s Fix: We provide an expert consultant for all travellers seeking to book an Indonesia tour package. With verified expertise in Indonesian logistics for each traveller type, they guide you towards your perfect package along with its needed customisations. We consider your group size, personal preferences and needs, budget, pacing, and travelling style before confirming any itinerary or bookings.

4.Mistake: Not considering the weather before deciding on an activity

Why It Is a Mistake: No two kinds of activities are at the same level of enjoyment in the same season. Nusa Penida cliffs are slippery and risky in heavy rain, volcano hikes are very weather-sensitive, and diving opportunities depend entirely on underwater visibility. Choosing the wrong season for any of these activities is often bound to have a disappointing experience.

Thrillophilia’s Fix: All Indonesian packages are designed, taking weather-centric issues into consideration. With alternative routes, buffer time and alternative activities pre-planned into each package, we make sure our travellers are able to get the best of each season.

5.Mistake: Going for adventurous routes when your trip focuses on relaxing.

Why It Is a Mistake: Not understanding which route is meant for adventurous routes and which are ideal for relaxation can risk an expensive route that you won’t even enjoy.

Thrillophilia’s Fix: Nusa Penida trips, Gili Islands, and volcano hikes are all highly rewarding routes that drain you physically due to long transfer hours, early starts, and physical strain. For trips prioritising relaxation, choose Ubud with Nusa Dua or Jimbaran. Even if you want some adventure in your trip, choose one zone and do it slowly.

How to Reach Indonesia from India

The easiest and fastest way to reach Indonesia from India is via direct flights, and options for connecting flights are also available. Bali acts as the main base for almost all Indonesian tours due to easy access to all transport hubs and a balance between both cultural and beach experiences. For internal transfers, domestic flights and ferries are central to Indonesian route planning, as many local islands don’t support cab transports for ecological reasons.

1.Direct Flights from India to Indonesia

Departure Cities: Primarily Delhi, Bangalore, and Mumbai (Mumbai to Jakarta route is more common)

Arrival City: Primarily Bali, sometimes Jakarta

Duration: 6-8 hours depending on departure city

Approximate Flight Fare: INR 30,000-50,000

Operating Airlines: Primarily IndiGo, Air India Express, and Air India

Thrillophilia’s Flight Insights

• You can also choose connecting flights with layovers in cities like Singapore, Bangkok, and Kuala Lumpur to reach Bali or Jakarta from India. INR 20,000-30,000 for round-trip fare; airlines like AirAsia, Malaysia Airlines, Batik Air, and Singapore Airlines operate regularly on this route from cities like Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore, and Mumbai.
• Airlines like AirAsia, Batik Air Malaysia, Scoot, and VietJet Air offer low-cost carrier at more budget-friendly pricing than full-service airlines like Malaysia Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Garuda Indonesia
• The cheapest time to buy flight tickets from India to Indonesia is at least 1-2 months in advance, barring the peak season and festival timings.

2.Ferry Transfer Insights

• Many travellers often fail to realise that ferry or fast-boat transfers are specifically for daytime, and the logistics are always based on that. Since most of your outdoor travels are done in the daytime, ferry transfers usually result in the loss of half a day with 2-3 hours on boat rides alone.
• If you have planned 2 nights in Bali and 2 nights in the Gili Islands, in reality you only get to experience those two destinations for 1.5 days each because of the time lost in transit. So plan your durations accordingly.
• With early starts and the long transit, travellers are not physically fit enough for long sightseeing plans in the evening either, similar to long travel days. Instead, leisurely explore your arrival destination and get acquainted with the local people and places.
• The main mistake travellers make is to try and cover Bali, Nusa Penida, and Gili in a 5-6 day trip without considering how much time is taken up by the ferry transfers alone.
• Bali to Nusa Penida or Gili Islands via fast boats costs INR 600-2,800 per person, depending on speed, distance, and time of booking. Public ferries are comparatively cheaper and cost INR 300-500 per person for the same transfers.

Indonesian Visa Regulations for Indian Travellers

Indian passport holders can avail themselves of an E-VOA (Electronic Visa on Arrival) either on arrival or online from Indonesia’s official E-VOA site. The visa is valid for 90 days with a 30-day stay, extendable once. All Thrillophilia packages come with VOA support with every step.

Required Documents Checklist

• Passports with a minimum of 6 months' validity
• Return or onward confirmed flight ticket
• Accommodation proof
• Passport-sized photograph
• Credit/Debit card for payment of the application fee (INR 2,700-2,800)

Application Process: Go to the website with all required documents and a credit card (for the application fee) ready, and fill out the form. Double-check all details, and upload the suitable documents as required. Pay the application fee of INR 2,700-2,800 and submit your application. You will receive your E-VOA in your mail within 3-5 working days. Print it for the immigration counter upon your arrival in Bali or Jakarta.

Expense Breakdown of an Indonesia Tour from India 2026

50+ Indonesia tour packages by Thrillophilia are all designed to be easily accessible by travellers of all budgets. With package customisations and bulk deals, we make sure you get the best accommodations and transfer deals in the entire market. This ensures that even with a budget trip, your experience is never compromised with a price tag.

Here is the cost breakdown of a 7-day Indonesia trip from India covering Bali and up to 2 extensions to Gili/Nusa Penida or Java

1.Budget Indonesian Tour (INR 55,000–75,000 per person)

Round-trip Flights: INR 28,000-35,000

Accommodations: INR 12,000-18,000

Transfers Including Ferries: INR 5,000-8,000

Food: INR 4,000-6,000

Activities: INR 3,000-5,000

What Do You Get: An Ubud and South Bali base with basic hostels or hostels and a day trip to Nusa Penida. Expect shared transfers and local restaurants with buffer consideration. Your itinerary will be fast-paced, and most attractions will be guided on a shared basis

2.Mid-range Indonesian Tour (INR 75,000-95,000 per person)

Round-trip Flights: INR 32,000-45,000

Accommodations: INR 20,000-35,000

Transfers Including Ferries: INR 10,000-15,000

Food: INR 6,000-10,000

Activities: INR 7,000-12,000

What Do You Get: This is the perfect budget for any Indonesian tour. You get 4-star/boutique accommodations in Ubud and Seminyak/Uluwatu with private cab transfers. The pacing is comfortable and balanced, and you can do an overnight extension to Nusa Penida or the Gili Islands. As another option, you can opt for a Yogyakarta + Borobudur extension via an internal flight.

3.Luxury Indonesian Tour (95,000-115,000 per person)

Round-trip Flights: INR 40,000-60,000

Accommodations: INR 40,000-70,000+

Transfers Including Ferries: INR 15,000-25,000

Food: INR 10,000-15,000

Activities: INR 10,000-20,000

What Do You Get: With private pool villas in Ubud and the South Bali stretch, your trip is paced with an ample amount of leisure time and flexible schedules to experience Indonesia at your own pace. You can easily cover Gili or Nusa Penida with privately guided temple visits to Yogyakarta. The overall pacing and style focuses on the experience more than the destination itself and prioritises comfort and exclusivity above all else.

Standard Insights all Indian Travellers Must Know Before an Indonesian Trip

Based on our updated insight from local Indonesian experts, here are the most common facts and information you should know before travelling to Indonesia.

Food Insights

• You will find Indian food with vegetarian options very easily in Bali, especially in Ubud, Seminyak, and Nusa Dua. However, the wider Indonesian cuisine is meat and seafood-heavy, so vegetarian options are limited outside of tourist areas. Inform your accommodations of your dietary preferences in advance to avoid any hassles after you reach Indonesia.
• For vegetarian options, order Nasi Goreng vegetarian (fried rice), Mie Goreng (vegetarian noodles), smoothie bowls, salads, and tofu-based dishes. If you cannot find immediate vegetarian food, look for western vegetarian cafes, which are very common in Ubud.
• Indian food is more expensive than the local cuisine but easily available in tourist-heavy areas. You can easily expect to find dal, roti, biryani, and paneer with an average meal costing INR 300-800 per person.
• Carry food for ferries, early starts, and island trips to Nusa Penida or Gili. Talk to your accommodation in advance to arrange for food before your departure.

Essential Packing Insights

• Carry light cotton clothing to stay comfortably outdoors during humid weather. Swimwear and flip flops are a must if you plan on a beach-focused trip. Additionally, don’t forget sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes for sightseeing.
• Indonesia has relatively unpredictable weather. Make sure to pack a light rain jacket and water-resistant socks. Also carry mosquito repellent, especially during summer trips.
• For temple visits carry light scarves and make sure to cover your knees and shoulders to avoid any cultural disrespect.

Network/Connectivity Insights

• Although the network is great in Bali, it starts worsening as you go into more remote places like the Gili Islands. While you can use your Indian SIM cards with a pre-activated international roaming data pack, the connectivity is often laggy and expensive.
• Buy a local SIM, preferably Telekomsel, as it provides the best local coverage, from either the Bali airport or local shops for INR 300-800 (10-25 GB). You can also go for an eSIM provided by apps like Airalo, which is a more expensive choice but convenient.

Local Movement Insights

• Private drivers are the most practical choice for covering Bali destinations as mostly day trips of 8-10 hours. For INR 3,000-5,000 per day, you get both the car and the driver, who are usually an expert in local traffic management.
• If you are someone who wants to travel at their own pace and style without sticking to a strict traveller schedule, rent a scooter for INR 400-700 per day. Make sure to have an international driving permit beforehand.
• Grab and Gojek are popular local cab apps, best for short-distance travels and airport transfers. The rides are usually fairly priced and often cheaper than the local taxis, who tend to overcharge foreigners.
• Domestic flights, mainly used for Java (Yogyakarta) extension, cost INR 3,000-8,000 depending on your time of booking, season, and amenities provided.

Safety Advisory for Indian Travellers in Indonesia

• Indonesia in general is a very traveller-friendly country, with violent crimes in tourist zones being a rare occurrence. Petty theft, scams, or overcharging are moderately common but can be entirely avoided with basic mindfulness and awareness.
• Book excursions, diving sessions, and guided tours only through verified sources and ask for certification before payment.
• Never carry all your cash in a single place. Use crossbody bags to prevent bag-snatching or pickpockets in busy streets.
• Traffic rules are often loosely followed, especially during morning rushes. Be cautious while crossing roads or with rented scooters, as scooter accidents are pretty common.
• Use private drivers or apps like Grab for day trips and economical transfers. Don’t go for scooters unless you have experience navigating busy roads and are licensed.
• Expect delays and cancellations due to rough sea conditions, more common during the monsoon season. Only choose reputed boat operators and carry motion sickness medicines with you.
• Indonesia is located within the Pacific Ring of Fire. Always follow local advisories and strictly avoid restricted zones. For nature and rocky terrains, avoid solo tours and always travel with a guide who is experienced in navigating the route.
• Avoid very cheap alcohols to prevent any risk of methanol poisoning. This includes unlabelled local liquors and very cheap cocktails.
• Avoid isolated and dark places at night and share your live location with on-trip support or your accommodation’s manager if needed.

Thrillophilia’s Note: All our packages come with 24/7 on-trip support available both online and offline along with pre-departure briefing sessions on all Indonesia-specific dos and don'ts. Traveller safety becomes our primary concern the moment you depart. This is why we have a coordinated network of local experts, including your chauffeurs, all affiliated with Thrillophilia with verified expertise in navigation management and issue handling. We also highly recommend adding travel insurance worth only INR 500-1,000 per person to your base package to genuinely be able to relax on your trip knowing that Thrillophilia has got your back.