Private Bali Tour - 5 Nights / 6 Days - Discovery Package

• 9 Nights in Bali (Breakfast Included) Accommodation
• 5 nights (Seminyak / Canggu / Kuta Area) 4* Hotel
• 4 nights (Ubud Area) 4* Hotel
• Airport – Hotel – Airport Transfers
• Accommodation in the Hotels Specified in the Program
• Daily Tours and Activities Specified in the Program
• Entrance Fees for Temples, Museums, Waterfalls, Beach Clubs, etc. Specified in the Program
• Private Driver and Private Vehicle for the Specified Tours
• 24/7 Assistance Service (Not a Guide Service)
• 1 Session / 60 Minute Bali Massage per Person GIFT

NOTE : All of our drivers working on our tours are experienced and reliable professionals who speak English. Throughout the journey, they accompany you by sharing basic information about Bali's culture, daily life, and the places visited. 

• Bali Tourist Tax – 10 $ (USD) per person

It can be paid at the airport upon entry to the country, in cash or by credit card. In practice, payment is requested optionally.

• Extra Photo Shoots, Clothing Rental, etc.
• Lunches and Dinners Not Specified in the Program,
• Activities Not Specified in the Program and Extra Tours on Request
• Personal Expenses (Drinks, Tips, Shopping, etc.)
• Indonesia Visa
• Travel Health Insurance

NOTE : Guide / Driver tips are at the discretion of our guests. 

OUR TOUR IS NOT A GROUP TOUR!

IT IS COMPLETELY PRIVATE, CARRIED OUT WITH A PRIVATE VEHICLE AND A PRIVATE GUIDE!

THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOUR TRIP

Passport and Travel Documents

• Your passport should generally be valid for at least 6 months from your date of entry into Indonesia.
• Make sure your passport is undamaged and legible.
• Carry your return or onward flight ticket with you.
• Keep your hotel reservation and tour confirmation documents saved on your phone.
• It is also recommended to keep a digital copy of your passport.

Visa and Entry Requirements

Indonesia's visa practices vary depending on the visitor's nationality, passport type and purpose of travel.

• Citizens of some countries are entitled to visa-free entry.
• Citizens of some countries may benefit from the Visa on Arrival (VOA) or e-VOA application.
• Citizens of other countries may need to apply for the appropriate visa before travelling.
• Visa duration, entry rights and required documents should be checked before travel.

Official check and application: Indonesia Immigration – e-Visa

All Indonesia Arrival Card

Passengers travelling internationally to Indonesia are required to fill in the unified arrival declaration.

• The form can be completed within 72 hours before the arrival date.
• The process is free of charge.
• The QR code generated upon completion should be kept on your phone.

Official check and application: All Indonesia – Official Arrival Card

Bali Tourist Levy

International tourists arriving in Bali are charged a tourist contribution fee of 150,000 IDR per person. Some visitors may fall under exemption categories. It is recommended to make the payment before travel and to keep the payment receipt.

Official check and application: Love Bali – Official Tourist Levy

Climate and Weather Conditions

Bali has a tropical climate. Hot and humid weather conditions are seen throughout the year.

• Average temperatures are generally between 27–32°C.
• The sun's rays can be quite strong.
• Short but intense rain showers may occur during the rainy season.
• Ubud and high-altitude areas may be cooler than coastal areas.

It is useful to bring a light raincoat with you.

Temple Visits and Local Culture

Bali is known for its distinctive Hindu culture, traditions and religious structures.

• Appropriate clothing should be preferred when visiting temples.
• There are areas where shoulders and knees must be covered.
• Using a sarong (local waist cloth) is mandatory in some temples.
• Behave respectfully towards religious ceremonies and places of worship.
• Do not take photographs in areas where photography is not permitted.
• Do not enter sacred areas without the permission of the authorised person.

Currency and Payment Methods

The currency of Indonesia is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).

• It is recommended to carry some cash for daily personal expenses.
• Credit cards can be used at large restaurants, hotels and shopping outlets.
• Cash payment may be preferred at local markets and small businesses.
• When exchanging currency, prefer authorised and reliable exchange offices.
• Check the price and your change before payment.

Internet and Communication

• Most hotels and restaurants offer Wi-Fi service.
• You may prefer a local SIM card or eSIM.
• It is recommended to download navigation apps such as Google Maps in advance.
• You may carry offline maps for situations without internet connection.

Health and Safety

• Drink sealed bottled water or reliably treated drinking water instead of tap water.
• Avoid staying in the sun for long periods.
• Using mosquito repellent is recommended.
• Pay attention to waves and currents during sea activities.
• Be careful on the roads due to traffic density.
• If you prefer to ride a motorbike, check the required licence, insurance and safety conditions.
• Carry your regularly used medication in its original packaging.
• It is recommended to take out travel health insurance.

Clothing and Accessories

• Cotton and linen summer clothing
• T-shirts, shorts and casual clothes
• Swimsuit, bikini and swim shorts
• Beach dress and sarong
• Hat and sunglasses
• A light top for evening use
• Clothing that covers shoulders and knees for use during temple visits

Footwear

• Comfortable walking or sports shoes
• Sandals and flip-flops
• Water shoes for waterfalls and water activities

Personal Care and Health

• Sunscreen (SPF 30–50+)
• After-sun moisturizer
• Mosquito repellent
• Personal care products
• Regularly used medications
• Small first aid kit
• Wet wipes and tissues

Electronics

• Mobile phone and charger
• Powerbank
• Camera or action camera
• Waterproof phone case
• Headphones
• Plug adapter if necessary

Important: Powerbanks and spare lithium batteries should generally be carried in cabin baggage on flights. Capacity and carriage conditions should be checked with the airline.