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6 Days Bali Temples Beaches Escape

★★★★★ 4.8 · 500+ Google reviewsPrivate trip, only your group
Starting from₹69,950per person · ex-flights

Day-wise plan

Every day runs on a private cab - the order and pace are yours to change.

1Day 1 - Trip begins at Denpasar Airport - Arrive and settle in at Kuta
  • Private transfer from the airport to the Kuta hotel
  • Check in and a free afternoon
  • Evening open for a stroll along the beach strip or the local art market
2Day 2 - Temple trail with a monkey forest
  • Taman Ayun Temple with its walled gardens and tiered shrines
  • Tanah Lot, the temple set on a rock in the sea
  • Uluwatu Temple on the cliffs at the southern tip of the peninsula
  • Padang Padang Beach and the forest temple at Alas Kedaton
  • Optional Kecak dance at sunset, payable separately
3Day 3 - Water sports and a sunset dinner cruise
  • Half day of water sports at Tanjung Benoa Beach including banana boat, parasailing and jet ski
  • Evening sunset cruise with a barbecue dinner on board
  • Live music, cabaret and a DJ set while sailing
  • Transfer back to the Kuta hotel
4Day 4 - North to Ubud through the Central Bali sights
  • Check out and drive up to the Kintamani viewpoint for Mount Batur
  • Coffee plantation visit to see the local coffee process
  • Tegenungan Waterfall with a chance to swim in the pool below
  • Tegalalang Rice Terrace and a ride on the big jungle swing
  • Check in at the Ubud hotel
5Day 5 - Balinese spa morning and a free day
  • Spa session opening with a thalasso foot wash and followed by a full massage
  • Rest of the day free in Ubud
  • Evening open for the Ubud art market
6Day 6 - Trip ends at Denpasar Airport - Departure
  • Check out of the Ubud hotel
  • Private transfer to the airport for the onward flight

About this plan

A temple trail, a sunset dinner cruise and the road north to Ubud. Fully private · after you enquire, a planner fine-tunes stays, pace and extras around you.

Private car and driverStays in Kuta and UbudVisa on arrival guidance24×7 WhatsApp desk

What's in, what's not

No fine print later - the quote you get matches this list exactly.

Included in 6D / 5N

  • Airport pick up on arrival and drop on departure by private vehicle
  • Three nights in Kuta and two nights in Ubud, all with breakfast
  • Temple tour covering the main sea and cliff temples plus a monkey forest
  • Half day water sports package at Tanjung Benoa Beach
  • Half day sunset dinner cruise
  • Kintamani day combining a coffee plantation, Tegenungan Waterfall, Tegalalang Rice Terrace, a jungle swing and a local lunch
  • Balinese massage in Ubud, run privately
  • Daily breakfast at the hotels

Not included

  • International and domestic airfare
  • Anything of a personal nature
  • Meals other than those listed in the day plan or inclusions
  • Travel insurance
  • Visa fees
  • Kecak dance tickets, if taken
  • Hotel taxes payable locally, if any
  • International airfare to and from Bali
  • Indonesia visa on arrival fee, paid at Denpasar airport
  • Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
  • Personal expenses, tips and anything not listed under inclusions

Sightseeing on this plan

01Tanah Lot Temple02Uluwatu Temple03Padang Padang Beach04Tanjung Benoa05KintamaniTegalalang Rice Terrace

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Your package6 Days Bali Temples Beaches Escape · 6D / 5N · Standard stays · 2 travellers
Per person₹69,950twin sharing · ex-flights

Bali questions, answered

Which Indian city do I fly from?
Any of them. Bali is reached through Denpasar, with one-stop connections from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and Kolkata, usually via Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Bangkok. International airfare is not part of this price, so you can book the routing that suits you and we will match the plan to your arrival time.
Is this a group departure or a private trip?
This is a private trip. Your own car and driver, your own dates and only your own group. Nothing is shared with strangers, and the day plan can be reshaped around you at any point.
Do Indian passport holders need a visa for Indonesia?
Indian nationals get a visa on arrival at Denpasar, paid for in cash or by card at the airport counter, valid for 30 days. You need a passport with at least six months left and a return or onward ticket. The visa fee itself is not included in this price. Rules do change, so we confirm the current position for your dates.
What is the best time to visit Bali?
April to October is the dry season and the most reliable window, with June to September the busiest. November to March is wetter, with short heavy showers rather than all-day rain, and it is noticeably cheaper and quieter. The island is warm all year at around 27 to 32 degrees.
Are the water sports suitable for non swimmers?
Yes. Banana boat, jet ski and parasailing at Tanjung Benoa all run with life jackets and an instructor, and no swimming ability is needed. Tell us in advance about pregnancy, heart conditions or recent surgery, because a few activities are not advised in those cases.
Is there a dress code at the temples?
Yes. Shoulders and knees must be covered and a sarong is worn at every temple. Sarongs are lent or hired at the entrance of the major ones, so there is nothing to carry. Visitors are also asked not to enter temple grounds during menstruation, which is a local custom worth knowing before you go.
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Selected: Bali · 6D / 5N · Standard · ₹69,950/person · free to enquire, customised after.

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