Bali trip cost from Bengaluru: 6 days for two in 2026

Bali trip cost from Bengaluru: the full table

All three levels use the same 6-day, 5-night plan: 2 nights in Seminyak and 3 in Ubud.

Cost for 2 adults, 6 days / 5 nights. Totals checked October 2026; the line-item split is our working estimate

Item	Budget	Mid-range	Premium
Return flights Bengaluru–Bali (2 people)	₹70,540	₹75,240	₹1,10,000
Stay (5 nights)	₹9,950	₹30,000	₹1,25,000
Local transport	₹4,000	₹12,000	₹25,000
Food	₹15,070	₹31,270	₹39,650
Entries and activities	₹3,070	₹12,000	₹20,000
e-VOA, Bali levy and insurance	₹8,490	₹9,490	₹10,490
Subtotal	₹1,11,120	₹1,70,000	₹3,30,140
10% buffer	₹11,112	₹17,000	₹33,014
Total for two	₹1,22,232	₹1,87,000	₹3,63,154
Per person	₹61,116	₹93,500	₹1,81,577

Budget stay: Seminyak guesthouse at IDR 400,000 × 2 nights and Ubud at IDR 350,000 × 3 nights = IDR 1,850,000, about ₹9,950.

Budget entries: Uluwatu temple IDR 60,000, Kecak dance IDR 150,000 and Tanah Lot IDR 75,000 = IDR 285,000 per person, about ₹3,070 for two.

Visa and levy: e-VOA IDR 500,000 + levy IDR 150,000 = IDR 650,000 per person, about ₹3,500. For two, about ₹6,990, plus travel insurance.

e-VOA and Bali levy for Indians

Indian passport holders can apply for the electronic visa on arrival (e-VOA) before travel at the official Indonesian immigration site. It costs IDR 500,000, allows 30 days, and can be extended once.

Bali also charges every foreign visitor a tourist levy of IDR 150,000, paid through the official Love Bali site. Use only the government websites listed below; copycat sites charge extra.

How to get to Bali from Bengaluru

IndiGo 6E1605 flies non-stop daily from Kempegowda International Airport, departing 00:50 and arriving in Bali at 10:15 local time. Flight time is about 6h 35m–6h 55m. One-way fares we saw were ₹17,636–18,810.

Bengaluru is one of the few Indian cities with a non-stop Bali flight, which saves a Singapore or Kuala Lumpur connection. The trade-off is the overnight departure: plan for a slow first day.

Day-by-day route

Suggested 6-day Bali plan

Day	Plan	Night
Day 1	Land 10:15, transfer to Seminyak, rest, sunset at the beach	Seminyak
Day 2	Tanah Lot in the afternoon; Uluwatu temple and Kecak dance in the evening	Seminyak
Day 3	Move to Ubud; Ubud market and palace area	Ubud
Day 4	Rice terraces and temples around Ubud	Ubud
Day 5	Free day: waterfall, cooking class or spa	Ubud
Day 6	Transfer to the airport; flight back	—

Getting around Bali

Scooters cost IDR 80,000–140,000 a day (about ₹430–750). Ride only if you hold a valid licence and an International Driving Permit; Bali traffic is heavy. Mid-range and premium plans use a car with driver, which is easier with luggage and for the Uluwatu evening.

Best time to visit Bali from Bengaluru

April to October is the drier season, and November to March brings more rain. July, August and the Christmas–New Year period are the busiest, with higher hotel rates.

For Bengaluru honeymooners, the Indian wedding season of November to February falls in Bali's wetter months. Expect afternoon showers, but most sightseeing still works.

How to cut the Bali trip cost from Bengaluru

1. Book the non-stop fare early. Flights are over half the budget total, so a ₹2,000 difference per ticket matters.
2. Stay in guesthouses in Ubud. IDR 350,000–600,000 a night is much lower than villas with private pools.
3. Use the official e-VOA and levy sites. Agents and copycat portals add fees.
4. Group the south Bali sights. Tanah Lot, Uluwatu and Kecak in one trip save a full day of driver charges.
5. Eat at local warungs. They cost much less than beach-club restaurants in Seminyak.
6. Carry cash for small places. Card and ATM charges add up over 6 days.

Our recommendation

For most Bengaluru couples, 6 days with a Seminyak–Ubud split is the right balance, and ₹1.2 lakh for two is a realistic floor with careful choices. If the budget is tighter, compare with our Thailand trip cost guide or the Andaman vs Maldives comparison.

How should you compare the final prices?

Start with the complete return airfare for two, including bags and card charges. A one-stop flight can undercut the non-stop service, but compare total journey time and arrival hour. Losing most of day 1 may make the cheaper ticket poor value for a six-day holiday.

Price two Seminyak nights and three Ubud nights with tax. Check breakfast, cancellation and airport transfer separately. A private-pool villa belongs in a higher budget even when its headline rate looks close to a hotel, because cleaning, meals and transport can be additional.

Build transport around actual days. One airport transfer, one south Bali driver day, the Seminyak–Ubud move, one Ubud-area day and the final airport transfer cover the core plan. Ask whether fuel, waiting and parking are included before comparing a car with app-based rides.

Set a daily food amount for two. Local warungs support the budget figure, while beach clubs, speciality coffee and resort dining increase it quickly. Keep service and tax in mind where menus quote prices before additions.

Add temple, dance and chosen activity tickets once, then add the e-VOA, levy and insurance for both travellers. Calculate the 10% buffer only after these rows are complete. If the airfare changes, update that row and the arithmetic instead of forcing the total back to the sample.

How does the budget change by travel style?

The budget column relies on a competitive non-stop fare, guesthouses, local food and selective use of drivers. Mid-range allows stronger hotel choices and private transport on more days. Premium leaves room for private-pool villas, resort dining, spas and flexible transfers, but the same Seminyak–Ubud route still works at every level.

Solo travellers should not divide the couple total by two because rooms and driver days are no longer shared. Families should check villa occupancy, extra-bed charges and child ticket rules. A group of four can split a driver efficiently, though airfare, visas, levy and insurance stay per person.

What should you carry and pay locally?

Save the e-VOA and levy receipts offline and carry the passport used for both payments. Keep some rupiah for temples, parking and small warungs, with a card for hotels and larger purchases. Compare ATM fees and withdraw fewer, larger amounts within your normal security limits.

Temple visits require respectful clothing; a sarong may be provided or hired depending on the site. Pack sun and rain protection even in the drier months. Traffic can extend transfers, so keep water and essential medicine with you and avoid placing a timed airport journey after distant sightseeing.

Keep all confirmations offline and check that the passport number and spelling match every immigration document. Use an official airport taxi counter, hotel transfer or clearly priced app option, and confirm the meeting point before leaving the terminal.

Do not schedule Uluwatu, Tanah Lot and an Ubud transfer as one rushed day merely to save a driver fee. Bali's road times vary with traffic, ceremonies and weather. Two grouped sightseeing days usually give better value because the budget buys usable time as well as kilometres.

Compare airfares with the same baggage allowance and change conditions. The non-stop flight saves connection time, but a one-stop itinerary may be cheaper on some dates. An overnight departure also affects how much of the first day you can use, so avoid paying for an ambitious tour immediately after landing.

For accommodation, use the complete five-night tax-inclusive amount. A villa can add cleaning, breakfast or airport-transfer charges, while a guesthouse may include fewer facilities. Seminyak usually suits travellers who prioritise restaurants and beach access; Ubud suits those grouping temples, rice terraces and inland activities.

Ask a driver for a complete daily amount covering fuel, parking, waiting and the exact route. Group south Bali sights on one day and Ubud-area sights on another. Crossing the island repeatedly wastes time and can turn a low driver quote into extra hours.

Which costs are easy to overlook?

The e-VOA and Bali levy are separate payments. Use the official Indonesian immigration and Love Bali sites, save both receipts and keep the QR code available offline. Add travel insurance, airport meals, card conversion, cash withdrawal and luggage to the plan rather than taking them from the activity money.

Keep the 10% buffer for traffic delays, a changed transfer or a higher final room price. If a private-pool villa matters, use the mid-range or premium column and save elsewhere on food and entries. Compare this route with the Thailand trip cost from Kolkata, Dubai trip cost from Mumbai and Andaman vs Maldives.

Check the airport-transfer time with the hotel or driver on the previous evening. Leave more margin during rain, ceremonies and busy weekends. Keep departure day close to the hotel rather than adding a distant stop.

Travellers with dietary requirements should identify suitable places near each hotel before arrival. This prevents expensive last-minute choices and makes the food allowance easier to follow. Bottled water, coffee and snacks belong in the daily food figure.

Keep copies of receipts until departure and record the driver contact, hotel address and emergency insurance number.

Sources we checked

Checked on 6 October 2026. Official sources win if anything here differs.

• https://evisa.imigrasi.go.id/
• https://lovebali.baliprov.go.id/

Prices checked October 2026. We re-check every 90 days. Spotted something out of date? Write to taazeem@choose4choice.com.