Bali package from Kolkata — 5 nights from ₹52,000*
Day-wise itinerary, visa for Indians, best season and everything a first-time Bali traveller from India needs.
By Vaanya Travels Editorial Desk · Updated 2026-07-12
Fly from
Kolkata / Delhi / Mumbai
Typical duration
5 nights / 6 days
Package from
₹52,000 per person*
Visa
e-VOA ≈ ₹2,800 + levy
Is Bali good for Indian travellers?
Yes — Bali is one of the best-value international holidays from India: visa on arrival, direct-ish one-stop flights from Kolkata, Delhi and Mumbai, English widely spoken, and hotels from budget villas to five-star cliff resorts. A 5-night trip typically costs ₹52,000–₹85,000 per person including flights.
Bali packs beaches, volcano treks, rice terraces, temples and world-class cafés into one island. For couples it is India's favourite honeymoon alternative to Maldives at half the price; for families the calm beaches of Nusa Dua and Sanur are ideal.
5-night Bali itinerary (day by day)
- Arrival & Seminyak — land at Denpasar (DPS), transfer to Seminyak/Kuta. Sunset at Double Six beach, dinner at a beach club.
- South Bali — Uluwatu temple on the cliffs, Kecak fire dance at sunset, seafood dinner on Jimbaran beach.
- Ubud — Tegalalang rice terraces, Sacred Monkey Forest, Ubud Palace & art market; overnight in Ubud.
- Volcano & temples — sunrise view of Mount Batur, Tirta Empul holy springs, coffee plantation stop.
- Nusa Penida day trip — fast boat to Kelingking beach viewpoint, Angel's Billabong, Crystal Bay snorkelling.
- Departure — beach morning, souvenir shopping, transfer to DPS.
Best time to visit Bali
| Season | Months | What to expect |
|---|
| Dry season (best) | April – October | Sunny days, calm seas, ideal for beaches & Nusa Penida boats |
| Shoulder | March, November | Short showers, fewer crowds, better hotel rates |
| Wet season | December – February | Humid with afternoon rain; still fine for spa-and-café trips |
What visa do Indians need for Bali?
Indian passport holders get a Visa on Arrival (VOA) or, better, apply online for the e-VOA before flying: IDR 500,000 (≈ ₹2,800), valid 30 days and extendable once by 30 days. Bali also charges a one-time tourist levy of IDR 150,000 (≈ ₹850). Apply on the official Indonesian immigration site.
What a typical Vaanya Bali package includes
- Return airfare ex-Kolkata/Delhi/Mumbai (one-stop via SIN/KUL/BKK)
- 5 nights hotel (3★/4★/villa options) with breakfast
- Airport transfers and inter-hotel transfer (Seminyak ↔ Ubud)
- Uluwatu + Kecak dance tour, Ubud day tour, Nusa Penida day trip with boat
- e-VOA assistance and travel insurance on request
- GST invoice for corporate travellers
Price from ₹52,000 per person (twin sharing, ex-Kolkata, travel-date dependent).*
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a Bali trip cost from India?
A 5-night Bali trip costs roughly ₹52,000–₹85,000 per person from Kolkata including flights, hotels with breakfast, transfers and day tours. Luxury villa trips run ₹1L+. Travelling in shoulder season (March or November) cuts 15–20% off.
Is there a direct flight from Kolkata to Bali?
There is no year-round non-stop from Kolkata; the fastest one-stop options connect via Bangkok, Singapore or Kuala Lumpur with total journey times from about 9 hours.
Is Bali safe for honeymooners and families?
Yes. Bali is among the safest destinations in Southeast Asia for Indian travellers. Standard precautions apply — rent scooters only with a licence and helmet, and use marked money changers.
What currency should I carry?
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Cards work in hotels and malls; carry some cash for markets and warungs. ₹1 ≈ IDR 190 (indicative).
Do I need travel insurance for Bali?
It is not mandatory but strongly recommended — medical treatment for tourists is expensive. Vaanya can add a policy covering medical, baggage and trip cancellation at checkout.
Can I get a GST invoice for a Bali package?
Yes. Vaanya Travels issues GST-compliant invoices on flights and packages — enter your company GSTIN at booking.
Also read
Fares, prices, visa fees and rules shown are indicative as of July 2026 and change without notice — always verify the live fare on Vaanya and the latest visa rules on the official government site before travelling.
