Bali Tour Packages

Situated in the Lesser Sunda Islands, Bali are Indonesia’s most popular island and a significant tourist destination in the entire world thanks to its mountain and coastal areas, lush greenery, temples, delicious food and rich culture. Holidify’s Bali travel packages are customisable and budget-friendly, making them perfect for you if you’re looking for a fun getaway with friends or family!

It goes without saying that when in Bali, you have to hit up the different beaches here; Kuta Beach, Uluwatu, Nusa Dua Beach, Lovina Beach, etc. feature golden or white sand, clear blue waters and are perfect for swimming, sunbathing, boating, beach sports and more. There are numerous waterfalls here for you to visit, too, like the majestic Sekumpul Waterfalls, Tukad Cepung Waterfall and Nungnung Waterfall.

Famous for its temples, Bali is home to several Hindu and Hindu-Balinese temples admired for their intricate architecture and worship, such as the Besakih Temple, known as Bali’s “Mother Temple,” Tirta Empul, Pura Ulun Danu Batur and Pula Ulun Danu Bratan. In addition, the magnificent 19th century Ubud Palace with its gardens, stunning Balinese architecture and frequently organised cultural events is a must-visit!

The months from April to September bring pleasant weather with minimum rainfall and is the best time for outdoor excursions. For example, visiting the lush green Jatiluwih Rice Fields comprising rice terraces spanning 600 hectares, Taman Tirta Gangga, a water palace featuring an eleven-tiered Meru fountain, the religious Mount Agung etc. Bali tour packages also include museums like the Dream Museum Zone, Blanco Renaissance Museum, Museum Puri Lukisan etc.

With its expansive beaches and water bodies, Bali is perfect for several water sports such as water parasailing, snorkelling, river rafting, surfing, scuba diving, jet-skiing, and dolphin watching. You can also explore Bali’s diverse flora and fauna at the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, Bali Safari and Marine Park, Bali Bird and Reptile Park, and Bali Botanical Garden.

An excellent destination to relax, it has therapeutic hot springs and spas like the Bali Orchid Spa and Lagoon Spa Seminyak. Also, don’t miss out on catching colourful processions, Hindu epic and folklore performances at the Bali Theater. On the other hand, Legian Street, Semarapura Market, Morning Market, and Ubud Art Market are perfect for some ethnic items, fresh fruits and vegetables, and delicious food.

Offering various experiences, including visiting destinations like Ubud, Seminyak and Kuta for beach hopping, visiting temples, museums and palaces, adventure activities and more, Holidify’s Bali travel packages are perfect for all kinds of travellers and ensure a great time.

Places to Visit in Bali

1. Mount Batur: Called "Gunung Batur" in the local language, Mount Batur is an active volcano in Indonesia. At 1717 metres (around 5,600 feet) above sea level, it offers a spectacular view of its surroundings - the majestic Lake Batur, nestled amongst black lava from the last explosion in 2000, and adjacent to this all, beautiful mountains.

2. Tanah Lot: Located on a beautiful offshore rock in Tabanan regency, Bali, Tanah Lot or 'Land on the Sea' is a Hindu shrine believed to be about 500 years old. An amalgamation of Balinese and Hindu mythology, the base of the temple is carved with sea snakes and offers a natural source of holy water.

3. Ulu Watu: Situated at the south-western tip of Bukit in Bali, Uluwatu attracts surfers of all levels from around the world to its exciting shoreline. The waves are composed of five world-class surf breaks, and the hotels and restaurants overlooking the Indian ocean provide a magnificent view. The Pura Luru Uluwatu temple is another important attraction in this area.

4. Tegallalang Rice Fields: The Tegallalang Rice Fields in Ubud, Bali is a break away from the typical commercialized structures, offering a calm, beautiful scene of rice terraces that gently melt into paddy fields across the valley. Capture some exquisite photographs of the landscape, have coffee at one of the quaint little cafes or take a little detour through the Pakudui village nearby for some intricate wooden crafts.

5. Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary: A natural habitat for over 600 Balinese long-tailed monkeys, the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in Ubud, Bali serves as a tourist hotspot owing to both its religious and wildlife value. With roughly 115 species of trees combined with the numerous monkeys looking for handouts from tourists, make this quite delightful for the nature-lovers.

6. Pura Ulun Danu Bratan: Situated west of Lake Bratan in Bedugul, Pura Ulun Danu Bratan is a 17th-century temple dedicated to the Hindu trinity of Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva. Surrounded by the lake which gives it a 'floating' appearance, the temple is constructed in traditional Balinese style with tiered shrines to honour the Hindu gods. 

7. Nusa Penida: Located southeast of Bali, Indonesia, Nusa Penida is often called the most exotic of the three Nusa Islands. Lacking in tourist infrastructure, Nusa Penida is abounded with picturesque lagoons and cliffs, making it ideal for scuba-diving to explore coral reefs, manta rays and even whale sharks.

8. Kuta Beach: Kuta beach heralded the era of tourism in Bali. A few minutes away from the Bali airport, Kuta attracts hundreds of visitors to its golden sands and surf waves making it one of the busiest and liveliest beaches the country has to offer. A plethora of cheap options for accommodation, food and beach clubs make this ideal for young travellers seeking a fun beach holiday.

9. Sekumpul Waterfalls: Nothing spells natural paradise like a gorgeous waterfall, and Sekumpul waterfalls in Northern Bali have at least 7 of them! Sekumpul, meaning 'a group of', is a collection of seven waterfalls located in north Bali. Fed by upland streams, they are considered the most beautiful waterfalls on the island.

10. Goa Gajah: A few kilometres from Ubud, Indonesia, Goa Gajah or the "elephant cave" is a spiritual and cultural attraction filled with Buddhist and Shaivite relics and carvings. A wide-eyed demon-like structure welcomes you at the cave entrance, which further leads to a serene pool inside.

Things to Do in Bali

1. Trek to Mount Batur: For a unique lifetime experience, visit Mount Batur by trekking to the top and observe panoramic views as you have never seen before. This peak is an active volcano and is surrounded by breathtaking scenery. If you can catch the sunset, then it is an added bonus.

2. Sit on the giant Bali Swing: An utmost instagrammable experience, enjoy swings on the giant Bali Swing and capture some fantastic photographs for memory and show off to your friends and family.

3. Visit the Tanah Lot Temple: Sitting close to the Bali mainland on a small island, the Tanah Lot Temple is popular among photographers, pilgrims and history buffs alike. On a bright sunny day, this attraction makes for a great visit.

4. Visit the Tegallalang Rice Terraces: Some of the most picture-perfect sceneries in Bali can be captured at the Tegallalang Rice Terraces. Enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views of the rolling rice terraces, enjoy local village tours and hikes and be sure to take back some souvenirs.

5. Enjoy a Splash at Waterbom Bali: On a trip with friends or family, be sure to not miss out on Waterbom Bali. This large and fantastic waterpark has a plethora of rides and games to keep kids and adults alike entertained.

6. Feed the monkeys at the Ubud Monkey Forest: A playful yet enriching experience to be had is at the Ubud Monkey Forest. This park is home to hundreds of species of monkeys where tourists can observe and even interact with them. Also housed inside the park are multiple small shrines and temples.

Shopping in Bali

There are many wonderful souvenirs or things to buy in Bali! The affordable nature of shopping in Bali makes sure that shopaholics will have a great time if they know what to buy and where to buy it from. From handmade jewellery to handwoven ikats and batiks to the famous coffee and chocolates of Bali, there is something for everyone here.

• Jewellery
• Chocolates and Coffee
• Fragrances
• Bags
• Handicrafts
• Streetwear
• Beachwear
• Clothing
• Furniture
• Souvenirs

Food in Bali

1. Satay/ Sate: One of the popular foods both amongst locals and tourists, it is essentially chicken/ beef/ pork/ fish which is marinated in spices and coconut milk and then grilled on skewers. Bali is especially famous for its fish and tuna satay

2. Acai Bowls: Fresh customizable Acai Bowls and smoothies are becoming popular due to growing health-conscious travellers in Bali. One can easily combine fresh tropical and exotic fruits for a nutritious breakfast, lunch or snack.

3. Nasi Campur: This traditional Indonesian dish includes grilled chicken, beef rendang, tofu and vegetables all in one platter with a portion of yellow or white rice. The food is cooked in clay and wooden utensils for a smokey taste. 

4. Balinese Coffee (Kopi): Coffee in Indonesia is produced, roasted, processed and exported all around the globe. However, the coffee here is on the bitter side and thus is paired with cashew and coconut cookies. You can also experience coffee with alcohol at Seniman, where coffee is blended with vodka and Kahlua. You can also try espresso martinis and lattes at roasteries all over Bali. 

5. Bubur Sumsum: One of the well-known sweet dishes in Bali, which can be eaten as a dessert, snack or for breakfast. The dish is basically black rice pudding which is usually very syrupy and is served hot, garnished with coconut cream and sliced bananas

6. Pisang Goreng: This dish is also popularly known as ‘fried banana fritters’. It can be paired with ice-cream, syrup, chocolate, whipped-cream or eaten as it is. 

Best Time to Visit Bali

April to September is the best time to visit Bali due to less rainfall. Though warm and humid, the tropical island can be broadly divided into two seasons - the dry season (April - October) and the wet season (November - March). For tourists who would like to enjoy the crowds, nightlife and vibe of Bali, July, August, and December are the peak times to visit this province.

How to Reach Bali

Bali is served by Ngurah Rai International Airport which is also called Denpasar International Airport and is located in Southern Bali. This airport is connected to India and other important countries and destinations by various airlines on a regular basis.