Bali Tour Packages by Carrnival Trips | Fun-filled & Affordable

Dreaming of ice blue waters, happy rice terraces, historic temples and instagrammable cafes to hop in Bali? But still not sure with the planning, prices, and visa options? Fret not! Carrnival Trips has got it all figured out. If you’re planning for a trip to Bali from India, we have exclusive Bali tour packages lined up. Hand-picked locations, meticulous planning, and attention to privacy makes Carrnival Trips India’s most trusted holiday planning partner.

From compact 4 days Bali tour packages to a complete 7 days Bali tour package, our trips strike the right balance of sightseeing on a budget, relaxation, and never-ending fun. Every tour package comes with a clear itinerary so that there are no disappointments or surprises later. Our Bali package tour prices are most competitive to ensure each day spent on the beautiful island is worth every penny.

Whether you’re travelling as a couple, a family, a group of friends, or solo, there’s more than one reason that makes the Bali island tour package the best in class.

Why book your Bali holiday with Carrnival Trips?

Don’t lose your head browsing hotel reviews and airport transfer options at Bali. With Carrnival Trips, you’ve got one single team to handle it all.

All Bali itineraries are built around real Indian travel habits (for e.g., late flights, veg food options, shopping time, and picture-perfect stops).

Honest guidance on Bali tour cost for your dates and city of departure.
Multiple package options based on your budget: affordable, mid-range, and luxury.
On-ground support through trusted local partners across major locations of Bali.
Flexible plans for couples, families with kids, seniors, and adventure junkies.
Just share your dates, budget, and preference and we’ll design the best Bali holiday special tour packages for you in a jiffy.

Bali package tour price: How much does a Bali trip cost?

Most travellers flying from India ask “What is the Bali package tour price from India?”

Now, to be honest, there is no definite answer as it depends on multiple factors like budget, individual preferences, and time of the year you choose to travel. Let’s say a 4 days Bali tour package or Bali tour package 4 days 3 nights with stay in 3-star hotels, shared transfers, and basic sightseeing usually costs anywhere between ₹24,000–₹45,000 per person. This is a good option for solo travellers, couples looking for a quick getaway, or a group of close friends travelling on a tight budget.

For couples and families who want something more comfortable, mid-range Bali holiday special tour packages (5–6 nights)with 4-star hotel stay, private airport transfers, and curated day tours can cost anywhere between ₹45,000–₹90,000 per person. The trips include popular beach areas like Kuta or Seminyak with Ubud and a classic Ubud and Kintamani tour.

For honeymooners and premium travellers, a full 7 days Bali tour package is an ideal pick. Besides private pool villas, ocean-view resorts, spa sessions, and special dinners, they can also enjoy an exclusive day-trip to Nusa Penida. This Bali tour package is definitely the best in class and generally costs between ₹90,000–₹1,10,000 per person or higher (depending on what kind of experiences you want to have , like ultra-high end hotels and other amenities).

The last type of Bali tour package are extended or multi-destination holidays (including Bali and other countries and nearby islands) and costs around ₹1,10,000 per person (can go up based on the mix of flights, islands, and extra nights spent).

The final Bali tour cost is driven by:

Month of travel and flight prices from your departure city

The total number of nights spent and category of hotel you stay (like 3-star / 4-star / 5-star / villa)

Private vs. shared transfers

Add-ons like water sports, spa sessions, cruise rides, and other specially-arranged-for experiences

At Carrnival Trips, you will always get a proper breakup of costs so that there are no surprises at the end and you can plan your expenses better.

What’s generally included in a Carrnival Trips Bali island tour package?

Carrnival Trips Bali packages are customized to match customer preferences. Here’s what you can expect from a typical Bali island tour package.

Duration options: You can go with short 3–4 night breaks if you only want a taste of main Bali island only. A 5–6 night trip offers a more balanced travel experience while a 7-day Bali tour package is recommended for extended or longer enjoyment (especially if you are a slow traveler and want a slice of everything).

Sightseeing experience: The best Bali tour packages from Carrnival Trips offers a right mix of city and beach exploration across Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu or Nusa Dua. Then there’s our popular cultural tour of Ubud and Kintamani with rice terraces, temples, and volcano viewpoints
Chase the sun across Nusa Penida’s day trip and Mount Batur’s sunrise treks until the day ends at the Uluwatu Temple or Tanah Lot. Not to forget the giant Bali Swing, the cascading waterfalls that beckons you at right intervals before you wind up with a deep and relaxing spa session.

Stay options: When travelling as friends (mostly budget trips to Bali), we recommend staying in budget 3-star hotels near markets and cafes. On the other hand, 4-star beach resorts are the best choice for families and couples. Boutique pool villas and luxury stays suit the honeymooners best.

Airport transfers, travel and local support: All airport pick-ups and drops are pre-arranged matching your flight timings. Private cab or shared transport are also arranged for sightseeing tours (based on package). Local support for things like sim cards or missed connections are also taken care of.

Remember:

Every Bali island tour package from Carrnival Trips can be customized for:

Couples who want more free time and romantic experiences

Families who need slower days, kid-friendly stops, and bigger rooms

Groups of friends who prefer nightlife, adventure activities, and flexible starts

Solo travellers looking for safety plus some freedom to roam on their own

Types of Bali tour packages by theme

At Carrnival Trips, our Bali tour packages are put into different groups as per travel theme and style.

Bali tour packages for couples

Our Bali tour packages for couples ranks high on privacy, comfort, and memorable shared experiences with key offerings like:

Pool villas or romantic resorts in Ubud or Nusa Dua
Candlelight dinners at Jimbaran or beachside restaurants
Couple spa sessions with traditional Balinese treatments
Scenic visits to rice terraces, waterfalls, and iconic viewpoints
Optional floating breakfast experiences or flower baths

Family and group Bali holiday special tour packages

An ideal option when travelling with kids, parents, or a mixed-age group, Bali holiday special tour packages are all about comfort and ease, including.

Hotels or villas in prime locations (bigger rooms, extra beds)

Sightseeing minus too many hotel changes
Activities like Bali Safari, Waterbom Park, Turtle Island trips, and cultural shows
Free time to spend near beaches and markets on your own

Adventure and water sports–centric Bali tour packages

If you get bored lying by the pool and prefer action, our adventure-leaning Bali packages keep you outdoors and moving.

You can add:

Water sports at Tanjung Benoa (parasailing, jet ski, banana boat, sea walk)
Snorkelling or diving trips around Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan or Padang Bai
Mount Batur sunrise trek with breakfast at the top
ATV rides, river rafting near Ubud, zip lines, and jungle swings

We connect you with trusted local operators, so you get good equipment, licensed guides, and sensible safety standards.

Top places to visit on your Bali trip

The ideal Bali island tour package shouldn’t end between hotels. Here are the top places that should be there on our Bali itinerary.

Ubud: Bali’s cultural centre with rice terraces, temples, art markets, yoga studios, and cosy cafes.

Seminyak: One of the most happening destinations of Bali with beach clubs, boutique shopping, and a good mix of local and international food.

Kuta: Famous for its beach, surf schools, and active nightlife, Kuta is a hit among young travellers on a budget or for just about anyone who likes to party and hangout every now and then.

Nusa Penida: A rugged island that sits right off Bali’s southeast coast and makes way for dramatic nature viewpoints like Kelingking, Angel’s Billabong, Broken Beach. This is also a great place for snorkelling.

Nusa Dua: A planned resort area with clean beaches, calm water, and many upscale hotels.

Canggu: A place known for its surfing breaks, sunsets, and relaxed vibe with cafés, co-working-friendly spaces, and beach bars.

Jimbaran: Famous for its seafood dinners on the beach and gentle sea, Jimbaran is perfect for solitary evenings away from the humdrum of city life.

Uluwatu: Home to cliffside temples, hidden coves, excellent sunset points and surf spots, the Uluwatu Temple is the main highlight here.

Denpasar: This is where you catch a glimpse of the local city side of Bali with markets, temples, and offices too.

Things to do on a Carrnival Trips Bali tour

Bali offers a wide mix of experiences for travelers of all ages.

Beaches and water sports: While at Kuta, Seminyak, Nusa Dua, Canggu, or Jimbaran, you can learn surfing in a beginner-friendly way or go snorkelling or deep-sea diving in clear-water spots.

Ubud and Kintamani tour: The mandatory cultural tour that finds its way into almost every Bali tour package taking you through the Tegalalang Rice Terrace, template visits at Tirta Empul, a glimpse of Mount Batur and the lake.

Mount Batur sunrise trek: If you’re an early riser, you’ll love the guided Mount Batur hike to a glorious sunrise (includes transport from your hotel and basic breakfast)

Famous temples and viewpoints: Carrnival Trips Bali itineraries often include visits to coastal temples across Tanah Lot, the Uluwatu Tirta Empul and Lempuyang Temple (famous for “Gate of Heaven”)

Food, workshops, and wellness: You can also pick up Balinese culinary lessons, learn how to make silver and batik jewellery, learn yoga and indulge in spa sessions at Ubud or Nusa Dua. Don’t forget to try the local dishes like nasi campur, satay, and seafood grills to complete your rich island experience.

Things to know before planning your Bali tour from India

Ideal duration

For getaway tours, short breaks of 3–4 nights work best. For first timers in Bali, go with an itinerary covering 5–6 nights. A 7 days Bali tour package or more lets you explore multiple regions at a relaxed pace.

Best time to visit

Although Bali is open year-round the best time to visit are the drier months like April to October, especially for the amazing beach experience. If you like it less-crowded, go for the wetter months, i.e.,November to March when it's also a lot greener around.

Visa and documents for Indians
Indian citizens can apply for an e-visa or use visa on arrival (VOA), depending on current rules. You should travel with a valid passport, return tickets, hotel confirmations, basic funds, and travel insurance. Carnival Trips can guide you on the latest process at the time of booking.

Money and connectivity
The local currency is Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Many areas accept cards, but it’s wise to keep some cash. SIM cards and eSIM options are easy to arrange once you land.

Food and Indian options
Vegetarian and Indian food options are available in popular areas like Kuta, Seminyak, and Nusa Dua. Your planner can keep this in mind while suggesting hotel locations.

How to reach Bali from India

The easiest way to reach Bali is by air. Major Indian cities have flights connecting to the Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar). When you book a Bali island tour package with Carrnival Trips, we help you:

Pick suitable flight timings for your plan
Organise airport pick-ups
Plan your first-day activities based on your arrival

You can either book your own flights or ask us for a quote along with your Bali tour package.

Why choose Carrnival Trips Bali tour package?

There’s more than one reason to choose Carnival Trips Bali tour package in 2025.
You will always know the prices beforehand for everything included within the package.
You get to travel along a safe and tested route.
All airport transfers, key tours, and important reservations are handled in advance.
You will have enough free time during the tour to explore cafés, markets, and little unknown corners of Bali.

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FAQs:

What is the best time to book a Bali tour package?

The best time to book Bali tour packages is during the drier months, roughly from April to October. During this period, you’ll get more sunny days, calmer seas, and comfortable sightseeing weather for popular trips like an Ubud and Kintamani tour, temple visits, and beach days. If you’re flexible, travelling just before or after peak months can give you good weather and better Bali tour cost deals.

2. Is 7 days enough for a Bali trip?

Yes, a 7 days Bali tour package is enough for a well-rounded first trip. In one week you can cover key highlights like Ubud, Kuta or Seminyak, Uluwatu, and even add an island or volcano experience. A typical 7-day Bali island tour package includes major sights such as Tanah Lot Temple, Uluwatu Temple, Kuta or Seminyak Beach, rice terraces, and at least one full day for activities like surfing, snorkelling, spa sessions, or ATVs.

3. How many days should I plan for a Bali tour from India?

For most travellers from India, 7–8 days is a comfortable duration to book Bali tour packages. This gives you enough time to stay in Ubud for culture and waterfalls, spend a few nights near the beach, and fit in extras like an Ubud and Kintamani tour, Nusa Penida day trip, or Mount Batur sunrise trek. If you’re short on leave, 4 days Bali tour packages or a compact Bali tour package 4 days 3 nights can work as a quick break, but you’ll need to prioritise just a few areas.

4. What is the average Bali package tour price from India?

The Bali package tour price from India usually starts around ₹35,000–₹40,000 per person for shorter, budget-friendly trips and can go up to ₹1,00,000 or more per person for premium or honeymoon itineraries. Your final Bali tour cost depends on trip length, hotel category, inclusions (flights, private transfers, water sports, spa, etc.), and travel month. When you request a quote, always check what is included—stays, meals, sightseeing, and airport transfers—so you can compare packages fairly.

5. Do Indians get visa on arrival for a Bali tour?

Yes, Indian nationals are currently eligible for both an e-visa and Visa On Arrival (VOA) for Indonesia, which includes Bali. For VOA, you carry your passport, return tickets, hotel details, and fee in USD or local currency, then complete the process at the airport on landing. Many travellers prefer to arrange the e-visa before departure for a smoother start to their Bali tour packages; your tour operator can guide you on the latest process.

6. Do Bali holiday special tour packages include entry tickets?

Most Bali holiday special tour packages include basic entry tickets to the main temples and attractions mentioned in the itinerary, but it can vary by operator and budget level. Some premium Bali island tour package options also bundle in shows (like the Kecak dance), water sports, or special experiences. Always review the “Inclusions / Exclusions” section carefully so you know which entry fees and activities are covered and where you might need to pay on the spot.

7. What should I pack for a Bali tour package?

For a typical Bali tour package, pack light, breathable clothes, swimwear, a hat, sunglasses, and good walking sandals or shoes. Sunscreen, mosquito repellent, and a light cover-up for temple visits are must-haves. If you’re travelling in the wetter months, add a compact umbrella or rain jacket and quick-dry clothing. For adventure-heavy trips such as Mount Batur trekking or an Ubud and Kintamani tour, carry a small daypack, refillable water bottle, and comfortable sports shoes.

8. Can I ride a scooter in Bali with an Indian driving licence?

To legally ride a scooter or drive a car in Bali, you need both a valid Indian driving licence and an International Driving Permit (IDP). Riding with only your Indian licence can lead to fines during police checks and may cause issues with insurance if there’s an accident. If your Bali tour packages for couple or friends’ trip includes scooter rentals, it’s safer to arrange an IDP from India before you travel.

9. Is the Mount Batur sunrise trek safe on a Bali tour?

For most reasonably fit travellers, the Mount Batur sunrise trek is considered safe when done with a licensed local guide. The path is popular and well-used, but it involves uneven volcanic terrain and a pre-dawn start, so good shoes and a light jacket are recommended. Many Bali holiday special tour packages or 7 days Bali tour package itineraries include this trek with guided transfers, which is the safest way to experience it.

10. Are there direct flights from India for Bali tour packages?

Depending on the season and airline schedules, you’ll usually find a mix of direct and one-stop flights from major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and others to Denpasar (Bali). Even when a direct option isn’t available, one-stop routes via hubs such as Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Bangkok keep total journey time reasonable for most Bali tour packages. When planning your trip, it’s smart to check flight timings first and then finalise your Bali package tour price and day-wise plan around those connections.