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Table of contents
- The best Bali tour packages
- What people love about touring Bali
- See Bali your way
- Bali tour companies
- Popular Bali Cruise Ships
- Where to start your Bali trip
- Discover Bali tours for every budget
- Tours for every type of group
- Bali itineraries by length
- Traveler types and experiences
- Best time to visit Bali
- Bali travel guides - curated by our experts
- Contact our Bali travel experts
- What our customers ask about Bali Tours & Trips
The best Bali tour packages
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Wanderlands Bali & Lombok - 13 Days
1,139 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The snorkeling tour was also one of my favorits. Everything was really good organized.”
Theresa, traveled in November
Surf breaks at Tanah Lot, snorkeling at Manta Point, and the mystical Pura Goa Giri Putri cave temple fill this 13-day adventure. Carefully selected stays at Ecoland in Canggu and Puri Garden in Ubud. Guest satisfaction rates 4.8/5 from 950+ reviews.
Duration 13 days Destinations Canggu, Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Penida, Ubud, Gili Trawangan, Gili Air, Lombok Island Age Range Ages 18-39 Operator Wanderlands Travel From
- NZ$2,124
A Unique week in Very Famous Bali ~
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“AMAZING VALUE. Great accomodation.”
thomas, traveled in September
Cliff-top Uluwatu Temple, Bali Safari & Marine Park, and Tegenungan Waterfall showcase island diversity. The 15 swings at Bali Swing Ubud, floating Ulun Danu temple at Lake Bratan, and silver crafting at UC Silver Gianyar round out the adventure. Three to four-star hotels with breakfast included cost around $500 total.
Duration 7 days Destinations Bali Age Range Ages 6+ Operator ToBadaa From
- NZ$1,381
A 4-star Legian hotel anchors your journey to Mount Batur views and Kelingking Beach's dramatic cliffs. Ancient temples from Uluwatu to Tanah Lot await, while water sports at Tanjung Benoa and local cuisine at Jimbaran Beach round out the experience.
Duration 7 days Destinations Denpasar, Kintamani, Nusa Penida, Jimbaran, Ubud, Nusa Dua, Uluwatu, Tanah Lot Age Range Ages 7+ Operator Diwira Wisata Indonesia From $1,722
25% Off- NZ$1,291You save $430
Bali Bucket List Boutique 10 Day Tour
57 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Our trip to Bali was absolutely incredible, and a huge part of that was thanks to our amazing tour guide.”
Julieta, traveled in April
Upscale resorts in Seminyak and Ubud serve as bases for Mount Batur sunrise treks, manta ray encounters off Nusa Lembongan, and visits to stunning Tegallalang rice terraces. This premium package combining luxury stays with adventures across 5 locations costs around $2,400.
Duration 10 days Destinations Seminyak, Ubud, Gili Islands, Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Penida Age Range Ages 30+ Operator Bali Bucket List Tours From
25% Off- NZ$4,595
What people love about touring Bali
- Wanderlands Bali & Lombok - 13 Days
James and Liam were awesome. I felt like I was traveling with friends rather than people who were just hired to do their job. You can tell they enjoy what they do, they're knowledgable with the culture and basic language, and they're super fun!!
- Treasures of Bali In 8 days - Deluxe Private Tour
We had a fully guided tour through Bali. It started in the south, and the hotel in Kuta at the sandy beach was just beautiful. Our guide, I Wayan, was incredibly knowledgeable, and our driver was by far the most patient and relaxed person we have ever met. And he had to be, given the challenging traffic :-). Our stop at the Uluwatu Temple was very impressive. The site is great, on top of the steep coastline, with many free moving monkeys. Next, Melasti Beach a beautiful white sand beach and a very relaxed atmosphere. The final dinner at the beach was just a dream, with the sun going down just in front of us. The next day, we went to the gigantic Garuda statue. The whole site is great, with bizarre, rock architecture, and various other statues as well. Close by, quite some ritual dancing, and we were particularly impressed by the Barong, the incarnation of evil, and typically presented by two dancers. Really cool and very funny indeed. We then went on a cruise with dinner, and a whole Balinese sailing crew. Just great, so much fun! The next day, we went to a traditional wood-carving traditional shop, with many interesting products, followed by a temple, where we could offer sacrifices, and lunch with one of the greatest news: a very high spot that provides a beautiful side of a volcano that has just left its marks. Next, we visited a coffee farm, where they produce the legendary Kopi Luwak. Various types of coffee and tea were presented for tasting, by a very knowledgeable, local guy, very impressive indeed. Absolutely no pressure to buy anything. Finally, we arrived at the absolutely most spectacular and most beautiful hotel we have ever seen: overlooking a sheer jungle. A dream! Next day was devoted to visiting the rice terrace, unbelievably beautiful. Next, a park with a Luwak, the one producing the coffee! Sundown at the seaside, close to a monastery. Again, a spectacular view, extremely romantic indeed. Next, a temple with a museum, showing some historical highlights from the time where Indonesia was a Dutch colony. A beautiful, very old, historical temple close by. Then visit to a particularly large and high monastery, again with a very knowledgeable local guide. Followed by lunch in the wilderness and a beautiful view at rice terraces. Remarkable. Then we went to feed the fishes in another temple, and then visited a self-maintaining village and met the mayor of it, who explained how the village people make their living and live their lives, super interesting. We also went to a side, where honey is produced by particularly interesting bees, which happen to not sting people, but to produce a very dark and sour honey. So cool! then we went to another temple, which has the peculiarity of having bats to swirl around during the procedure. And this at night, this is just spectacular, such a great sight. The last day was for relaxation in the jungle-hotel and a Balinese massage. Taken altogether, this was a very unexpected, endlessly rich and impressive, and especially hyper-romantic vacation. Our guide was simply wonderful, a very open, knowledgeable expert, who was extremely sensitive to our needs and wishes. It just can’t get any better! Everyone should do that once in her life.
"Wonderfulholidays" is well-named. From the booking date to the final day of the tour, the communication with the company staff team was excellent. We requested a change or two before the tour began and that was quickly accommodated. As well, a team member (I think Sam), alerted us to a great hotel deal which we were pleased to take advantage of... as for around $100 CAD total, our last 6 nights hotel stay were upgraded to ocean view... a steal. Barbara, with some support from Penny, was our main contact on the day-to-day communication and updates on drivers/guides, pickup times, etc., as well as following up on the day's events. An impressive accomplishment! An emergency contact number was also always live and that was indicative of the care and attention built into the tour planning. We had a "wonderful" stressfree experience with an obviously talented and competent team.
Indonesian Twin Centre: Bali & Lombok
See Bali your way
Our multi-day active tours mix up surfing, snorkeling and culture across several islands. In Canggu, local surf instructors get even complete beginners standing on their boards the first morning - it's amazing to see the progress in just one session. Over at Nusa Penida, our groups regularly spot massive manta rays while snorkeling at Manta Point. The car-free paths of Gili T are perfect for casual cycling, with plenty of stops to swim with sea turtles or grab a fresh coconut. When we cross to Java, the sunrise at Mount Bromo really shows off - our travelers often say the misty volcanic landscape makes them feel like they've landed on Mars. Between activities, you'll learn to cook local dishes in Ubud and spend time in traditional Sasak villages in Lombok, where families share their daily routines and customs.
See all Active toursOur longer Bali tours run 12-15 days and get great feedback from travelers who like how varied the activities are. You'll stay in really nice places and head out early to see wild dolphins swimming near Lovina or go snorkeling with sea turtles around the Gilis. Many tours include surf lessons with local pros in Canggu and visits to coffee farms where they make the world's priciest coffee. What works well is the mix - you might spend your morning making traditional offerings at a water temple and then find yourself swimming alongside manta rays near Nusa Penida that afternoon. Our customers particularly like the little extras, like having beachfront rooms on Gili T and spending time with Balinese families to see how local life really works.
Select from our extensive range of 207 fully guided tours to enjoy a worry-free experience through Bali with our expert guides leading the way.
Explore a wide diversity of partially guided tours through Bali. We have 185 adventures that vary from 3 days to 22 days. With the greatest number of departures in April, this is also the most popular time of the year.
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Where to start your Bali trip
Denpasar kicks off 31 of our Bali tours, making it the main starting point for most travelers. The capital city launches another 23 trips, while Ubud - with its artistic soul - starts 12 different journeys. Canggu's relaxed surf culture provides the backdrop for 10 tour starts and Kuta rounds things off with 5 departures. We've noticed booking about three months out (88.5 days to be exact) gives you the best pick of tours and dates. Our seasoned travelers suggest splitting your stay between different areas - maybe mix Ubud's cultural scene with the coastal views of Uluwatu or even Nusa Penida. Our local guides love sharing lesser-known spots while supporting responsible tourism that protects both nature and local traditions. From riding rapids on rafts, exploring by ATV and visiting temples, our multilingual guides adapt each experience to match what interests you most.
Tours for every budget
These well-priced Bali tours pack in plenty without straining your wallet. Running 10-12 days, they mix the must-see temples like Tanah Lot and Uluwatu with hands-on experiences such as surf lessons in Kuta. Our customers love cooking in local family homes and wandering through the layered Tegalalang rice fields with knowledgeable guides. You'll stay in quality hostels and hotels where pools offer welcome relief after full days out. The balance works really well - your mornings might be spent exploring temples, then you've got free afternoons to browse Ubud's markets or join in activities like white water rafting if you fancy it.High-end Bali tours deliver something special with carefully selected boutique hotels and truly personal service. These 7-10 day journeys shine in the details - you get private transfers, local experts and smart scheduling that helps you dodge the busy times. Our travelers rave about where they stay, especially the jungle-view villas in Ubud and beachfront suites on Nusa Lembongan. You'll get exclusive early access to Mount Batur, private cooking sessions in traditional family compounds and special cultural shows. The guides also know brilliant hidden spots like quiet waterfalls and lesser-visited temples that most tourists never see.
Bali budget tours
Tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
231 tours in BaliGroup tours running 10-14 days hit Bali's highlights while creating lasting friendships. Solo travelers often tell us how quickly their group clicks, sharing grilled seafood dinners in Jimbaran and picking up surf skills together in Canggu. Days mix cultural visits to traditional villages with active experiences like climbing Mount Batur and swimming with manta rays. Groups usually have 12-16 people, which keeps things social but manageable. You'll get core activities included plus optional extras, so you can shape your trip while enjoying the social buzz and security of group travel.
Small Group
134 tours in BaliThe small-group Bali tours blend cultural discovery with outdoor activities, keeping things intimate with 12-13 day journeys from surfing in Canggu to cycling on Gili Trawangan's car-free paths. Our travelers often connect with guides like James, Liam and also Justin, who adapt experiences based on group interests while sharing deep local knowledge. You'll swim with manta rays at Nusa Penida, trek Mount Batur at sunrise and learn cooking in family compounds, before exploring traditional Sasak villages in Lombok. The 8-day tours concentrate on Bali's core experiences - temple visits, monkey forests, coffee plantations and also rice terraces - while maintaining the personal touch of small groups. Groups tend to form tight bonds quickly, whether they're learning to surf in Kuta or gathering for beach bonfires on Gili T. These tours strike a natural balance between guided activities and independent exploration, with stays ranging from beachfront accommodations to properties tucked into Ubud's jungle views.
Private / Personalized
201 tours in BaliPrivate tours give you complete freedom while maintaining excellent guiding standards and quality places to stay. Running 6-14 days, these tours adapt to what interests you - whether that's diving into Bali's spiritual side, spending extra time in places you love or setting a pace that works for you. Our travelers particularly value having their own local guide who brings deep cultural knowledge and can adjust plans on the spot. You'll see favorites like the Monkey Forest and rice terraces but also discover hidden gems like traditional weaving villages and local ceremonies. Start early to avoid crowds or linger longer at places that grab your attention - it's entirely up to you.
Bali itineraries by length
Our 3-day tours zero in on specific spots like Nusa Penida, where mornings are for exploring secluded beaches and afternoons bring you face-to-face with manta rays while snorkeling. You'll visit Kelingking Beach, Crystal Bay and also Angel's Billabong - the natural infinity pools here are a real highlight for our guests. Another quick trip takes you through the Gili Islands, where you'll hop on bicycles to explore car-free paths, swim alongside turtles and wind down with drinks as the sun sets. Our customers tell us these short tours hit the sweet spot, mixing culture and beach time without feeling like they're racing through it all.
A week in Bali lets you really settle into island life. Starting in Ubud, you'll explore temples and cook with local families before heading out to either the Gili Islands or Nusa Penida. Our travelers love how varied the days are - watching sunrise from Mount Batur one morning, then snorkeling with sea turtles or biking tiny islands the next. Tours including Nusa Penida take you to those dramatic cliff viewpoints, while the Gili routes focus on boat trips to spot marine life and relaxed dinners by the beach. We get great feedback about our guides, who make everyone comfortable regardless of their experience level with surfing or snorkeling.
Ten days gives you space to really experience Bali's different sides. You'll start in Canggu or Seminyak with surf lessons from local instructors, then move inland to Ubud for temples, monkey forests and endless rice terraces. These tours stand out because you're not rushed - there's time for cooking classes, pool lounging and also cultural visits. Whether you pick the Gili Islands or Nusa Penida route, you'll spend several days exploring underwater and by boat. Our customers often say the island portion becomes their favorite part, with just the right mix of guided activities and free time to explore.
Traveler types and experiences
Solo travelers quickly make friends on our 12-day Bali tours - it just happens naturally when you're sharing sunrise volcano hikes and cooking in local homes together. You'll stay in good hotels right in the middle of things, perfect for joining others for dinner or doing your own thing. The route takes you from surfing in Canggu to bike rides on car-free Gili Trawangan and swimming with manta rays. Our travelers like how the days flow - you might spend mornings exploring temples, then have free afternoons to join whatever activities interest you with your new travel buddies.Our 10-day couples' tours blend luxury with real Balinese culture. You'll have private dinners watching the sunset at Jimbaran Bay and learn to cook together in traditional family compounds. The days mix active moments like waterfall swims with quiet time at infinity pools overlooking rice fields. We've picked beautiful places to stay - think boutique hotels in Ubud and beachfront villas in Nusa Lembongan. The traditional spa treatments and sunset sailing trips add those extra special touches couples love.Young adults get right into our 8-13 day Bali tours that pack in both cultural insights and good times. You'll take surf lessons at Bali's top beaches, swim with manta rays at Nusa Penida and experience Canggu's night scene. Our travelers connect quickly, whether they're at coffee plantations or taking photos on the famous Bali swing. The hostels and hotels we use have great common areas, and our guides know all the local spots for authentic food and sunset drinks. You might start your day at an ancient temple and finish it sharing stories around a beach bonfire.Our 5-7 day senior tours focus on Bali's cultural heart at an easy-going pace. You'll visit traditional villages, ancient temples and watch local artisans at work. There's plenty of time to browse Ubud's markets and see craftspeople practicing their skills. The walks through rice terraces are gentle, and evenings often end with traditional dance shows. We've chosen comfortable hotels in convenient spots, making it simple to rest between activities.Our family tours in Bali run for 7 days and mix culture with plenty of water fun. Kids love spotting sea turtles while snorkeling at Crystal Bay and watching the monkeys play in Ubud's Sacred Monkey Forest. We've found that active mornings work best - like beginner surf lessons on calm beaches - followed by lazy afternoons at the hotel pool. The guides know exactly when to drop in temple visits and when to take breaks for fresh coconuts and local snacks. Most families tell us the dolphin watching near Lovina is their kids' favorite part, along with splashing around at the waterfalls afterward.
- Solo Travelers211 tours All tours for Solo Travelers
- Couples190 tours All tours for Couples
- Young Adults (18 - 39)16 tours All tours for Young Adults
- Seniors (50+)89 tours All tours for Seniors
Best time to visit Bali
- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter in Bali offers excellent opportunities for cultural activities and water sports. The 12-day tours give you time to watch dolphins near Lovina and also swim with turtles around the Gili Islands. Many travelers pick our 7-day Ubud-focused trips to learn cooking in local family homes and explore the Monkey Forest during quieter hours. The active tours blend surf sessions in Canggu with early morning hikes up Mount Batur - our guests particularly enjoy this combination. The 3-day Nusa Penida trips let you beat the crowds to Crystal Bay's snorkeling spots and Diamond Beach. For those wanting more variety, our multi-island tours connect Bali's temple culture with Lombok's local communities and pristine beaches.
- December 2025 209 tours
- January 2026 219 tours
- popular 228 tours
- Spring 2026
Spring weather makes outdoor activities really enjoyable in Bali. Our 13-day tours start in Canggu where local instructors help you catch your first waves, then take you inland to see coffee plantations and rice fields. The 12-day trips are popular for good reason - you'll visit schools, cook with locals and cycle around car-free Gili Trawangan. Cultural enthusiasts love our 8-day tours where you'll learn to make temple offerings and explore traditional markets with guides who really know their stuff. The combination of white water rafting on the Ayung River and snorkeling with mantas works well for active travelers, while photographers get perfect light for sunrise shots at Mount Batur.
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- May 2026 popular 249 tours
- Summer 2026
Summer tours make the most of cool mornings and water activities. Our 12-day island-hopping trips start in Ubud's cultural heart before moving to the Gili Islands for excellent snorkeling and beach time. Active travelers enjoy our combination tours - you'll trek Mount Batur at sunrise and cycle through rice fields before the heat kicks in. The 10-day cultural immersion gets you cooking with locals, visiting temples and spending quality time with families in their compounds. Nusa Penida tours are really popular - you'll swim at Crystal Bay, explore underground temples and find hidden beaches. The mixed tours connecting Bali's cultural sites with Lombok's quiet beaches give you the best of both islands.
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- August 2026 242 tours
- Fall / Autumn 2026
Fall brings fewer tourists and nice temperatures for longer explorations. Our 13-day tours mix temple visits and cultural activities with surfing and also snorkeling spots. The 12-day trips include meaningful stops at local schools, traditional cooking lessons and cycling around the Gili Islands. Cultural tours run for 8 days and really let you experience Balinese life - you'll make temple offerings, explore markets and connect with local families. Active travelers particularly enjoy combining Mount Batur hikes with manta ray snorkeling, while those seeking genuine experiences spend time in traditional villages and cook in family compounds. Looking at these top-rated Bali tour operators, each company stands out for different reasons. Intro Travel gets consistently good feedback for their luxury touches and detailed planning, with guides Alex and Alan being particular favorites among our travelers for really knowing their stuff. Wanderlands has built quite a following thanks to their guides James, Liam, Charlie and Ryan who keep things both fun and safe. They've got a knack for creating this warm, welcoming vibe that makes everyone feel right at home. If you're after authentic Balinese experiences, TruTravels delivers with their local cooking classes, trips to the Monkey Forest and snorkeling adventures in Gili T. Their guides Justin, Levi and also Yosia get a lot of praise from travelers for always being there when needed and paying attention to all the little details. The Bali Trip Mate rounds things out nicely with well-thought-out itineraries. Their guides Rizal, Yustus and also Kadek really make the difference - we keep hearing from travelers about how these guides go that extra mile to make each trip special. They seem to have this perfect balance of being professional while keeping things relaxed and enjoyable. These companies all do things a bit differently, but they share that commitment to good guiding and solid planning that makes trips work well. It's nice to see how each brings their own style to showing people around Bali.
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Bali travel guides - curated by our experts
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What natural areas can I explore outside the cities and how do I get there?
Once you get away from the busy cities Bali's got some incredible natural spots to discover. West Bali National Park is this amazing place with everything from rainforests to coral reefs you can get there by private car or join a tour. There's great hiking trails dive sites and mangrove forests to explore plus boat trips out to Menjangan Island where the underwater scenery is just stunning. One Life Adventures runs these really cool tours to less-visited spots like Pemuteran where you can go snorkeling around Menjangan Island's reefs and spot turtles and colorful fish. Their Bali Classic 12 Day tour includes a full day at Menjangan Island for snorkeling and checking out this cool Biorock Project.
How do people usually get around Bali and what's the transport schedule like?
Getting around Bali's pretty flexible depending on what you're after and your budget. Private drivers are great for day trips and hitting multiple spots they'll take you door to door. Lots of people rent scooters for independent exploring just make sure you've got an international driving permit and watch out for the traffic it can get pretty crazy. In urban areas ride-hailing apps like Grab and Gojek are super convenient and affordable just download the app and you're good to go. Fast ferries run regularly throughout the day between Bali and places like Nusa Penida and the Gili Islands. The Intro Travel 12 Day experience uses these fast ferries to get between Bali and Gili Trawangan it's quick and easy.
Which places in Bali are still pretty quiet but really worth visiting?
There's some amazing spots in Bali that don't get the crowds but are absolutely worth your time. Pemuteran up in North Bali has these beautiful pristine reefs and it's your gateway to Menjangan Island which has some of the best diving and snorkeling you'll find. The Jatiluwih Rice Terraces are actually UNESCO listed they're these stunning emerald-green paddies that get way fewer visitors than the famous Tegalalang ones. Ulun Danu Bratan Temple sits right on Lake Bratan it's this peaceful water temple that feels worlds away from the busy tourist areas. One Life Adventures includes Pemuteran and Menjangan Island in their 12 Day tour showing you these quieter spots with incredible natural beauty.