Bali Honeymoon Packages

Reviewed by Thrillophilia Bali Operations Team

Updated as of April 2026

Browse Thrillophilia’s Bali honeymoon packages for 2026, starting from INR 22,000 per person for land only and up to INR 120,000+ including flights depending on stay and experiences for a duration of 4 to 8 days. Most Bali honeymoons work best when the couple decides what kind of trip they want first. Our itineraries feature the right mix of coastal and inland stays, cliff-side romance, private villas, and beach-side resorts. Some of our packages focus on private villas and slower days in Ubud, while others also include a beach stay in Seminyak, Jimbaran or Nusa Dua.

Most people start in Ubud, as it is a quiet place for newlyweds to unwind, go for a spa, or maybe explore some local spots. After that, head ‌south to Seminyak or Kuta, where you can experience beachfront resorts, better nightlife, and a lively vibe. If you want something more private, then places like Nusa Dua or Uluwatu are better. With cliff-side resorts, quieter beaches, and luxury villa stays, you do not feel like stepping out much. We also recommend adding Nusa Penida to your itinerary to enjoy dramatic coastal views.

Our Bali honeymoon packages include accommodation, intercity transfers, select activities, and curated experiences. So, you can choose your route, pick your stay style, and enjoy each destination at the right pace with Thrillophilia.

Bali Honeymoon Trip Cost: Realistic Budget Breakdown

The total cost of a Bali honeymoon trip depends on three variables: where you fly from, how long you stay, and what tier of accommodation you choose.

Budget packages

• Land-only cost: INR 22,000 – INR 35,000 (4–5 days basic hotels + shared sightseeing)
• Round-trip flight cost: INR 25,000 – INR 40,000
• Food and extras: INR 6,000 – INR 10,000
• Estimated total per person: INR 55,000 – INR 85,000

Mid-range packages

• Land-only cost: INR 35,000 – INR 70,000 (4-star stays + private transfers + curated tours)
• Round-trip flight cost: INR 30,000 – INR 45,000
• Food and extras: INR 10,000 – INR 18,000
• Estimated total per person: INR 80,000 – INR 120,000

Luxury packages

• Land-only cost: INR 70,000 – INR 150,000+ (private pool villas + premium experiences)
• Round-trip flight cost: INR 35,000 – INR 60,000
• Food and extras: INR 18,000 – INR 35,000
• Estimated total per person: INR 130,000 – INR 220,000+

What is included in a Bali honeymoon package?

Core Package Inclusions:

• Accommodations
• Intercity transport
• Selected experiences like Mount Batur sunrise or Kintamani tours
• 24/7 on-ground support
• Complete itinerary customisations
• Daily breakfast

Optional Add-ons

• Flights: International flights from India or flight transfers during the trip
• Meals: Apart from breakfast, other meals are not included in the core package. Unless stated otherwise.
• Visa Support: Bali visa guidance and assistance during documentation.

Who is this honeymoon package best for?

Our Bali honeymoon packages work well for different couples, depending on how you want to experience the trip.

• If it is your first international honeymoon, you can combine Ubud with one beach area such as Seminyak, Jimbaran, or Nusa Dua. This gives a balanced mix of sightseeing and activities with little travel.
• For couples wanting luxury, we recommend stays in private pool villas where you can spend quality time with each other.
• If you prefer a relaxed honeymoon, limit the number of places and focus on leisure experiences like spa sessions and sunset-led evenings.
• Couples who enjoy some level of activity on their honeymoon can include options like Mount Batur, waterfalls, rafting, or island day trips. But add only selective activities so the trip does not start feeling rushed.

Pro tip: If your priority is privacy and romance, avoid overloading day trips and multiple hotel stays. But, if you wish to explore different places, be flexible with road travel and island transfers that will shape the honeymoon pace.

Thrillophilia Traveller Note

Akshata Kulkarni, a traveller from Mumbai, booked Glimpse of Bali Free Excursion to Mount Batur with us and said, "The Bali trip was more than we expected. We were a little nervous going to a new country for the first time, but the team made everything very comfortable. Our local guide was exceptional. The Tegallalang Rice Terraces in the morning mist, the water temple at Tirta Empul, and Nusa Penida for the cliffs and the manta rays. The villa in Seminyak had a private pool and was exactly as shown. No surprises at any point. Thrillophilia sorted everything from Mumbai end very professionally.”

Verified Thrillophilia booking, April 2026 departure

Best Time to Visit Bali for a Honeymoon

• Peak Season (April to October) : This is the most reliable time to plan a Bali honeymoon, especially if you are visiting Bali for the first time. The weather is dry, the humidity is lower, and you can comfortably explore everything from Ubud to the beaches in the south. Visit in May, June, and September for fewer crowds and a smooth trip of sightseeing, water sports, or island hopping.
• Shoulder Season (March and November): These months are perfect if you want to cut down your honeymoon expenses without giving up on the overall experience. Humidity is high with occasional rain showers, but you can still cover major attractions and activities. The shoulder season is a practical choice if you want value along with a fairly smooth itinerary.
• Low season (December to February): Bali’s monsoon brings frequent rain which can interrupt outdoor plans. Beach time can be inconsistent, and activities like island trips may depend on the weather. However, you can still plan a honeymoon to Bali during this period if you wish to relax in resorts or private villas. With fewer tourists around, it also feels quieter and less rushed, making it suitable for couples who do not mind adjusting to unpredictable weather.

Bali Visa and Entry Rules for Indian Travellers

If you are travelling to Bali from India for your honeymoon, you can choose between a Visa on Arrival (VoA), an e-visa, or a longer-stay visa.

The Visa on Arrival (VoA) is the most common choice for honeymooners and lets you stay for up to 30 days. You can get one at the airport in Bali or apply in advance at the Indonesian Embassy. This could take up to 14 days and costs IDR 500,000. The e-visa also works similarly, but you can finish the process before you travel.

Longer-stay or multiple-entry visa options let you stay for up to 60 days. However, it involves separate approvals, documentation, and higher fees of IDR 3,000,000 for a one-year visa. For updated rules, fees, and eligibility, refer to the latest guidelines before travel from the Indonesian Directorate General of Immigration.

How to Reach Bali

By Air: Air transport is the ideal mode to reach Bali from India. Direct flights are available from New Delhi in India to Denpasar (Ngurah Rai International Airport). Thrillophilia's Bali packages for couple from India are thoughtfully crafted to fit your flight timings and include smooth airport transfers to your destinations.

Direct Flights

• To: Denpasar (Ngurah Rai International Airport)
• From: New Delhi
• Major Airlines: Air India

How to reach Bali from major Indian cities

Thrillophilia offers Bali honeymoon packages with departures from major Indian cities, including pre-booked flights and airport transfers.

Delhi:

• Air India operates an eight-hour direct flight from Indira Gandhi International Airport to Bali.
• Connecting flights from Cathay Pacific, Malaysia Airlines, Thai Airways, Singapore Airlines, and IndiGo have an operating time of 12 to 21 hours.

Mumbai:

• Book a connecting flight from Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, and IndiGo to Bali.
• You can reach in 13 to 22 hours with a layover at Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, or Bangkok.

Bangalore:

• IndiGo operates a 6.5-hour direct flight to Bali.
• Batik Air, Indonesia AirAsia, AirAsia Berhad, Thai Airways, and Air India provide connecting flights, which take 11 to 15 hours.

Kolkata:

• There are only connecting flights to Bali from Kolkata.
• Flights from AirAsia Berhad, Singapore Airlines, Thai Lion Air, Air India, and IndiGo reach Bali in 10 to 14 hours.

Hyderabad:

• Connecting flights are available to Bali via Singapore, Bangkok, or Kuala Lumpur.
• Air India, IndiGo, Malaysia Airlines, Vietnam Airlines, and Cathay Pacific flights have an operating time of 13 to 20 hours.

Pune:

• Cathay Pacific, SpiceJet, IndiGo, Emirates, Akasa Air, Thai Airways, Singapore Airlines, and Air India operate connecting flights from Pune.
• Depending on the layover in Delhi, Bangalore, or Bangkok, you can reach Bali in 14 to 30 hours.

Ahmedabad:

• Board a connecting flight from VietJet Air, AirAsia X, AirAsia Berhad, Malaysia Airlines, Thai Lion Air, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Qantas Airways, and Cathay Pacific.
• It takes 14 to 41 hours to reach Bali from Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (AMD) based on the layover duration.

Chennai:

• Connecting flights from AirAsia, Singapore Airlines, or Thai Airways via Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, or Bangkok reach Bali in 14 to 24 hours.

Kerala:

• From Cochin International Airport, book connecting flights with AirAsia, Malaysia Airlines, and IndiGo to reach Bali.
• Depending on the layover at Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, or Jakarta, it takes 9 to 20 hours total.

Popular Destinations to Visit on a Bali Honeymoon Trip

1. Ubud:

Ubud is where most honeymoons begin. It works best if you require a slower pace with private villas, spa sessions, and short outings to rice terraces or cafes. It is more about enjoying the stay and surroundings than doing everything.

2. Kuta:

Kuta is more about a lively atmosphere than privacy. If easy beach access, shopping, and nightlife are your requirements, Kuta is your go-to place. But it may not be ideal if you are looking for a quiet, relaxed honeymoon vibe.

3. Jimbaran:

Jimbaran is quieter and works well for beachside resort stays. With relaxed evenings and romantic candlelight dinners by the shore, Jimbaran is a good choice if you want a calmer alternative to busy areas.

4. Nusa Penida:

Known for dramatic coastal views, Nusa Penida is often added as a day trip. It is scenic, but getting there involves ferry travel and long drives; include it only if you are okay with a slightly hectic day.

5. Uluwatu:

Uluwatu is known for its cliffside resorts, ocean views, and quieter beaches. Couples often stay here for privacy and relaxed evenings, with sunsets near Pura Luhur Uluwatu Temple or drinks at Single Fin. Nearby spots like Padang Padang Beach offer scenic, less crowded beach time.

Thrillophilia Traveller Note

Vinay Mehta, a traveller from Mumbai, booked the Bali Tour Package with Kuta and Ubud from India with us and said, "The Bali package from India was seamlessly put together; flights, transfers, and hotels were all handled without a single hiccup. Ubud's rice terraces and the sacred monkey forest were magical in a very quiet, meditative way. Kuta brought the energy with its beach clubs and sunset views that are genuinely hard to beat. Overall a perfect mix of the spiritual and the fun side of Bali.”

Verified Thrillophilia booking, April 2026 departure

Best Places to Cover on a Bali Honeymoon

Here are some of the best places to visit in Bali on honeymoon:

1. Jatiluwih Rice Terraces:

If you want scenic views of 600 hectares of rice fields without crowds, Jatiluwih Rice Terraces is a great pick. It is quieter than the usual rice terraces and works well for couples who enjoy slow drives, nature, and open landscapes rather than busy photo spots.

2. Tirta Gangga:

Tirta Gangga works well for couples who enjoy calm and aesthetic spaces rather than rushing through a checklist. The water gardens, stone pathways, and surrounding greenery create a peaceful setting. You can just walk around slowly with your spouse, take photos, and spend quality time together.

3. Campuhan Ridge Walk:

The 9-kilometre Campuhan Ridge Walk is a simple and peaceful experience that fits perfectly into a relaxed honeymoon itinerary. It is best done early in the morning or around sunset for open hillside views.

4. Mount Batur:

Mount Batur is a great place for active couples who are okay with a very early start and a bit of effort. The sunrise views and Batur Caldera Lake create a romantic setting for couples to start their day. But it is more of an adventure experience than a relaxed honeymoon activity.

5. Goa Gajah:

Visit Goa Gajah, a cultural stop near Ubud, only if you love exploring historical places. Surrounded by greenery, the cave and temple complex offers a peaceful atmosphere that fits well into a slow honeymoon itinerary.

Top Experiences to Include in Bali Honeymoon Tours

Here are some of the best romantic things to do in Bali:

1. Enjoy Panoramic Views at Pura Luhur Uluwatu:

Walk along the cliffs, take in the ocean views, and stay for sunset at Pura Luhur Uluwatu Temple. You can then continue to a nearby beachside dinner spot instead of rushing off. When you plan it this way, it feels like a proper clifftop evening and not just a temple visit.

2. Take up a Romantic Couples' Spa:

Pamper yourselves with Balinese massages and oil treatments at a spa and wellness session for a break in your itinerary. It helps you slow down and enjoy the honeymoon rather than constantly moving around.

3. Sway in Love at the Bali Swing:

Surrounded by rice terraces, greenery, and open valleys, the iconic Bali Swing is an exciting experience for couples. You do not need to plan your day around it; combine it with a café stop or a short walk nearby while you are in Ubud.

4. Romantic Horseback Riding in Tegalalang Paddy Terraces:

Ride through rice fields and quiet village paths, which feel calm and different from regular sightseeing. If you enjoy being outdoors, this is a lovely way to experience Ubud’s countryside. This simple experience fits in really well if you are already staying nearby.

5. Have a Cosy Dinner at the Finns Beach Club:

Visit Finns Beach Club a little before sunset, get a pleasant spot, and spend the evening there. Enjoy the sunset views and a seaside dinner experience rather than hopping between multiple attractions. This works best during your Seminyak or Kuta stay, where everything is easily accessible.

6. Revel in the Beauty of Tegenungan Waterfall:

Tegenungan is one of the easily accessible waterfalls near Ubud, so include it in your itinerary. You can witness the magnificence of the 25-metre waterfall, take pictures, or swim in the pool. This scenic outing fits in your itinerary just right without making the day feel rushed.

Thrillophilia Traveller Note

Smita, who booked the Bali Honeymoon Special | FREE Bali Swing Tickets with us and travelled from Pune, told us, “We were genuinely surprised by how much the Bali honeymoon experience delivered at this price point. The resort was beautiful, the couple's spa was genuinely luxurious, and the private sunrise Tegallalang rice terrace visit they arranged for us was unforgettable. A few small group aspects could have been more personalised for couples, but the overall value and experience were exceptional.”

Verified Thrillophilia booking, April 2026 departure

Most Popular Bali Honeymoon Itineraries by Duration

Here are the most common Bali honeymoon routes based on trip duration:”

5-Day Bali Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Ubud | Leisure Day

Day 2: Central Bali Sightseeing Tour

Day 3: Arrival in Kuta | Uluwatu Sunset Tour

Day 4: Leisure Day in Kuta

Day 5: Departure

6-Day Bali Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Kuta | Leisure Day

Day 2: Full Day Temple Tour with Monkey Forest

Day 3: Water Sports and Sunset Dinner Cruise Experience

Day 4: Traditional Massage Experience | Transfer to Seminyak | Leisure Day

Day 5: Leisure Day | Candlelight Dinner experience

Day 6: Departure

7-Day Bali Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival at Bali

Day 2: Bali Temples Tour

Day 3: Nusa Penida Tour

Day 4: Transfer to Seminyak | Private pool villa stay

Day 5: Kintamani Volcano Tour

Day 6: Leisure Day | Shopping

Day 7: Departure

Common Planning Mistakes Couples Make

• Trying to cover too many places on a quick trip: Do not squeeze all the places like Ubud, Kuta, Seminyak, and even Nusa Penida into a 6-day trip. Though it sounds efficient, it involves constant packing and travel.
• Choosing Kuta when you actually want peace: Kuta is busy, loud, and works only if you want vibrant nightlife. If your priority is privacy, visit places like Seminyak, Uluwatu, or Nusa Dua.
• Assuming Nusa Penida is always a smooth honeymoon add-on: Though adding Nusa Penida to your itinerary is a good option, it involves early ferries and tight schedules. If your trip is short or you prefer comfort, this can feel more tiring than romantic.
• Underestimating travel time within Bali: Traffic in Bali slows down road travel. A 20 to 30 km stretch can easily take 1.5 to 2 hours. Overplanning daily activities without considering‌ travel time leads to rushed days.
• Booking based on price: Low-priced packages can sometimes mean average villa quality, less ideal locations, or limited inclusions.
• Treating all beaches as the same: Not all Bali beaches are the same. Some are great for surfing, some for sunsets, and some for relaxing. Choosing the wrong area can affect your overall experience.

Stay Style, Food and Practical Tips for Couples

• In Bali, where you stay has a bigger impact on your honeymoon than how many places you visit. Private pool villas in Ubud or Uluwatu are good for enjoying slow mornings and spending time indoors. In busy areas like Seminyak or Kuta, hotels or resorts are good choices for better accessibility.
• For food, Bali is not as cheap as many expect, especially in honeymoon areas. Casual cafes may cost around INR 700 to INR 1,200 per person in mid-range cafes and tourist areas, while beachside dining is even higher. It is better to combine casual meals and a few special dinners instead of assuming everything will be budget-friendly.
• Getting around Bali is easy, but traffic slows things down. It is a lot easier to book a private driver or use apps like Grab or Gojek for day trips.
• While visiting temples, it is important to dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees.

Travel Updates and Safety Information for Bali Honeymoons

• Recheck the latest entry requirements for Bali, including visa rules, passport validity, and any updated guidelines.
• Road travel in Bali takes longer because of traffic, and ferry schedules can shift based on demand and weather. So, keep some buffer time instead of planning tight schedules.
• Island trips and water activities depend on the weather. Rough sea conditions or rain can lead to delays or cancellations.
• Use trusted transport, keep valuables secure, and be mindful in crowded areas.