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Bali
Rice terraces, temples and cliff-top sunsets
Lake Bratan, Bali · Photo: Katarzyna Zygnerska / Unsplash
Bali holidays from Mumbai
Bali holidays from Mumbai pair the rice terraces and temples of Ubud with beaches in Seminyak and Uluwatu, a day trip to Nusa Penida, and lake temples in the highlands at Munduk. Our three private journeys run 5 to 7 nights and start from ₹27,000 per person, land only. Best from April to October.
Why go
- The rice terraces and temples around Ubud
- Lake temples and waterfalls in the highlands
- The cliffs and beaches of Nusa Penida and Uluwatu
- Villas with private pools at sensible prices
Designed by Prafull Pitale · Updated 5 October 2026
- Fly into
- Denpasar (DPS)
- From Mumbai
- One-stop flights are the norm
- Visa
- Visa on arrival or e-VOA for Indian passports, plus Bali's tourist levy; we guide you through both
- Best time
- April to October
- Food
- Indian and pure-veg restaurants in Ubud, Seminyak and Kuta; Jain on notice
Choose your journey
Three ways to see Bali
All private, all changeable. Prices are per person on twin sharing, in Standard hotels.
5 nightsEasyBali Easy
- Ubud's rice terraces and water temples
- Sunset at Tanah Lot on the way to the coast
- Two easy beach days in Seminyak
- A relaxed first trip abroad
6 nightsClassicBali Classic
- Ubud, Kintamani's volcano view and Seminyak
- A day trip to Kelingking Beach on Nusa Penida
- Cliff-top Uluwatu and the Kecak fire dance
- A little of everything Bali does well
7 nightsSignatureVilla Bali
- A pool villa in the Ubud jungle
- The Jatiluwih rice terraces and Munduk's lakes and waterfalls
- Cliff-top Uluwatu to finish
- Perfect for honeymoons and anniversaries
In pictures
Bali, in pictures
When to go
Best time to visit Bali
April to October. The dry season, with sunny days and calm seas. November to March is the wet season: warm, green, with short heavy showers.
Our favourite months
Prafull's notes
- Apply for the e-VOA online before you fly; the arrival queue moves much faster. We send you the link and checklist.
- Tegallalang terraces are best before 8 am, before the crowds and the heat. We start early that day.
- Nusa Penida's cliff viewpoints involve steep steps and rough roads. Great for active travellers, skip it for parents.
Good to know
Bali questions
Do Indians need a visa for Bali?
Indian passport holders can get a visa on arrival or apply online for the e-VOA before travel, and pay Bali's tourist levy. Rules change, so we confirm the latest requirements when you book.
How many days are enough for Bali?
Five or six nights: three in Ubud and two or three on the coast. Seven nights lets you add the highlands or a cliff-top villa.
Is pure-veg or Jain food easy to find in Bali?
Yes. There are many Indian and vegetarian restaurants in Ubud, Seminyak and Kuta, and villas can cook to order with notice.
Is Bali good for a honeymoon?
It's one of the best: private pool villas, sunset temples and spa days. Our Signature journey is built for couples.
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Plan with Prafull
Plan your Bali holiday
Share a few details and Prafull will reply on WhatsApp with ideas and a clear price, usually within a few hours.
- WhatsApp +91 74800 66666
- Call +91 74800 66666
- prafull.pitale@triproutes.in
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