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8-Day Bali Explorer

8 days

Groups up to 10

5/5 from 1 reviewDestinations: Indonesia

Trip at a Glance

Trip Introduction

Eight days around Bali, from Sideman and Lovina Beach to the rainforest of Munduk and the artists' town of Ubud. You stand at Lempuyang's Gateway to Heaven, visit the royal water palaces of East Bali, learn traditional farming in a village, and watch the purification rituals at Tirta Empul.

Dates and prices

Pick a start date and your group size to see the price per person. Every departure is private unless it is listed as a group trip.

Travelers2

November 2026

Pick a start date, 2 travelers

$1,550 per person · $3,100 total

Land Cost, per person. Open dates can start as a private trip. Postak confirms availability before anything is booked. Ready to hold your place? The deposit is $300 per traveler. On the payment page, set the quantity to 2.

What’s included

Included

Four star hotel accommodation on double sharing basis
Meals as indicated in the itinerary.
All transfers and tours by a private car or van
English speaking local certified guide
All tours including the admission tickets as indicated in the itinerary.

Not included

International airfare to Bali and return
Indonesian Visa
Meals other than indicated in the itinerary
Camera fee
Personal expenses such as drinks, tipping, laundry, phone, internet, etc.
Travel Insurance
Extra expenses or services due to nature and unforeseen events.
Private single room supplement ( $450)

Trip Info

Nyepi Day, 8 March 2027

Nyepi is an important Balinese religious observance. On 8 March 2027 visitors must stay inside their hotel from 06:00 until 06:00 the following day. The airport suspends all flights and all public activity stops. Hotels keep running with limited staff through the 24 hours.

FAQs

Do I need a visa to enter Indonesia?

eVisa On Arrival

Most travelers, including US and Canadian citizens can enter Indonesia with an Electronic Visa on Arrival (eVOA), valid for 30 days and extendable once. A 30-day visa currently costs IDR 500,000 (approx. $35 USD) plus processing card fees. It's highly recommended to apply eVisa online via The Official eVisa website for Indonesia 48 hours before flying.With an e-VOA, you skip the human immigration lines completely. You simply walk up to an automated barrier, scan your passport, let the camera scan your face, and walk straight through to baggage claim. It takes less than a minute.

If you choose to wait and get the physical visa at the airport, you must follow specific steps. You must stand in the slower, manual queues to have a live officer review your documents and place a physical sticker into your book.

Arrival Card and Bali Tourist Levy

Additionally, all travelers must complete the following:

The All Indonesia Arrival Card: This digital form must be completed online within 3 days of your flight. It integrates your required health declaration and customs details. Save the generated QR code to your phone to scan at the airport.
Bali Tourist Levy: Bali requires a separate mandatory tourism tax of 150,000 IDR (approx. US$10). It is highly recommended to pay this ahead of time via the official Love Bali portal to avoid a secondary payment queue upon arrival.

Passport

Ensure that remaining passport is valid for at least six months beyond your return date and that it contains a minimum of two blank pages for entry and exit stamps.

What is the best time to visit Indonesia?

Indonesia is a year‑round destination, but the dry season (April–October) offers the best weather for beaches, trekking, and outdoor activities. The wet season (November–March) brings occasional heavy showers but fewer crowds.

What vaccinations are required for Indonesia?

No mandatory vaccinations are required for most travelers. However, routine vaccines are recommended, and some visitors choose to get hepatitis A/B or typhoid shots. Consult your doctor before traveling.

What currency is used in Indonesia?

The local currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). ATMs are widely available in cities and tourist areas. Credit cards are accepted in hotels and restaurants, but smaller shops and rural areas often prefer cash.

What is the electricity voltage in Indonesia?

Indonesia uses 230V with Type C and F plugs (European-style round pins). Bring a universal adapter if needed.

What should I pack for Indonesia?

Lightweight clothing, swimwear, sunscreen, insect repellent, comfortable walking shoes, a reusable water bottle, and a light rain jacket during the wet season.