Bali Tour Packages From Mumbai

Step into a world of natural wonders, cultural treasures, and tranquil beaches with Thrillophilia’s Bali trip packages. Known as the "Island of the Gods," Bali is a tropical paradise that attracts tourists from all over the world with its breathtaking scenery.

Here, you can explore Uluwatu Temple, Besakih Temple, Goa Gajah Temple, and Taman Ayun Temple in Bali to see traditional Balinese architecture. See how the farmers grow rice in the Tegallalang Rice Terraces in Ubud, which have a beautiful view of terraced paddy fields. With Bali tour packages from Mumbai, you can visit Kuta Beach well-known for its gorgeous sands, exciting water sports, and lively nightlife. Raft along the beautiful Ayung River which flows through tropical woods, valleys, and waterfalls.

Thrillophilia's Bali vacation packages from India enrich your trip with cosy lodgings, easy transfers, knowledgeable guides, and round-the-clock customer service. Why wait, then? Explore the many marvels of this Indonesian paradise with tour packages from Mumbai to Bali!

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Places to Visit on Bali Trip From Mumbai

Here are some of the best places to visit in Bali:

1. Bali Swing: You can fly high above Bali's green scenery on the famous Bali Swing in Ubud. With a safety harness around your waist, you'll swing from 33 to 256 feet high and enjoy stunning views of tropical jungles, waterfalls, and rice paddies. You can take beautiful pictures and have an unforgettable time there.

2. Bali Bird Park: At Bali Bird Park, you can see over 1,300 birds of 250 species, such as the rare Bali Starling and colourful macaws. Explore lush gardens, unwind among native plants, and look for animals like colourful lorikeets and giant monitor lizards. With our Bali tour packages from Mumbai, you can also enjoy the fun 4D theatre experience and the live bird shows.

3. Ubud Monkey Forest: In the Ubud Monkey Forest, you can walk among more than 700 grey macaques as they eat bananas and swing through the trees in their natural environment. Explore hidden ancient churches like Pura Dalem Agung that are surrounded by trees. Take pictures of the roots of banyan trees and learn about this holy place's quiet, historical vibe.

4. Uluwatu Temple: Standing 70 meters above the water, Uluwatu Temple offers stunning views of the ocean and a look into Bali's sacred past. Explore its ancient artefacts, Balinese buildings, and 10th-century archaeological remains. To have a truly memorable experience, witness the captivating Kecak dance at sunset during your trip to Bali from Mumbai.

5. Kuta Beach: From a fishing village to a tourist delight, Kuta Beach offers colourful chairs, classy resorts, and thrilling waves. Transformed with eateries, bars, and resorts, it is a paradise for adventure enthusiasts who are fond of surfing.

6. Tanah Lot: The open ocean view from Tanah Lot Temple perched on rocks in the water, is truly stunning. Explore traditional stone figures that display Bali's folklore and cultural tales. Once you get to the main shrine through the rocks, take a break on the deck at sunset to enjoy a stunning view of the island during the golden hour.

Things to Do on Bali Tour From Mumbai

Here are some of the best things to do in Bali:

1. Visit Tegallalang Rice Terraces: During your Bali trip from Mumbai, take in the cool air and enjoy the view of the green, terraced fields at Tegalalang Rice Terraces. Witness the traditional way of growing rice in Subak and swing high for stunning views from above. Come in the morning for the best light and, for the most peace, explore the valley's jungle.

2. Experience Wildlife at Bali Zoo: At Bali Zoo, you can walk around 12 hectares of beautiful tropical gardens that are home to more than 500 exotic animals. You can go through different areas and get close to Zebras, Elephants, Tigers, Orangutans, and Lemurs. Have fun splashing around in the water at the Jungle Splash area!

3. Go for a Splash at Waterbom: You can beat the heat of Bali at Waterbom, which is a 3.8-hectare water park with thrilling rides and dining options. With 17 waterslides, rafts, boogie boards, and a swim-up bar, it makes a fun day for the whole family.

4. Trek to Mount Batur: Embark on a thrilling two-hour trek to Mount Batur, walking on volcanic rocks. Begin at midnight with headlamps and experience the breathtaking sunrise, accompanied by the stunning view of Mount Agung.

5. Explore the Bali Bird Park: Another remarkable activity to do on your Bali trip is exploring the Bali Bird Park. It gives you a chance to encounter more than 250 bird species in their natural habitat.

6. Witness the Tegenungan Waterfall: Experience the force of the 50-foot water drop at Tegenungan Waterfall as it hits the pool below. You can dive into its cool water and look around at the lush natural surroundings. Explore Monkey Forest, go to Butterfly Park, and watch the beautiful Long Neck White Herons fly over the fields of Petulu Village.

7. Discover the Bali Safari and Marine Park: At Bali Safari and Marine Park, you can get close to more than 400 critically threatened species, such as the Orangutan and the Komodo dragon. Go on an exciting Night Safari and learn about the park's animals, like blue wildebeests and nilgai. At the end of the day, enjoy a tasty BBQ under the stars for an unforgettable experience.

Best Time to Go For Bali Trip From Mumbai

Bali, a tropical haven, offers a perfect escape year-round. Opt for Bali packages from Mumbai and experience the island's beauty in every season. During the dry season (April-October), revel in sunshine, ideal for exploring pristine beaches and vibrant cultural events. The wet season (November-March) transforms Bali into a lush paradise, perfect for spa retreats and witnessing lush landscapes. Visiting during the off-peak season also means fewer crowds, providing a more intimate experience. Regardless of when you go, Bali promises enchanting landscapes, warm hospitality, and a diverse range of experiences.

How to Reach Bali From Mumbai

By Air: Air is the convenient mode of transportation to travel between Bali and Mumbai. Since there are no direct flights, you can choose to hop on an indirect connecting flight from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai to Denpasar International Airport in Bali. With a layover in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, and Kolkata, the airlines that operate on this route are IndiGo, Batik Air, Air India, Vistara, Vietnam Airlines, Thai Airways, and Malaysia Airlines. It will take you around eight hours to travel a distance of about 5,553 kilometres to reach your final destination.

Weather in Bali

1. April to October: From April to October, Bali experiences the dry summer season with temperatures ranging between 27 and 32 degrees Celsius. There is little to no rainfall during this time and the weather remains favourable to enjoy a memorable vacation in Bali. The month of May is truly a treat for water sports lovers as they get a chance to indulge in activities like swimming and snorkelling.

2. November to March: Bali enjoys the winter season from November to March. During this time, the temperature ranges between 24 to 29 degrees Celsius with high precipitation and humid climate. The place remains less crowded at this time, opening a chance to explore the attractions and activities at a discounted rate.

3. December and January: Bali experiences the heaviest rainfall of the year in the months of December and January. The average rainfall at this time counts up to 300 millimetres. Despite the rain, these months draw tourists from different corners of the world for Christmas and New Year celebrations.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How much does the Bali tour cost?
Bali packages from Mumbai typically cost between IDR 76,14,048.58 to IDR 1,10,73,270.65 (approximately INR 40,500 to INR 58,900) for six to eight days. This cost includes everything from its breathtaking beaches and mountains to waterfalls and scenic rice terraces. It allows you to explore iconic landmarks, such as Lake Batur, Goa Gajah Temple, and Uluwatu Temple, along with adventurous wildlife sanctuaries. With this price, you can get a chance to explore both the nature and architecture of Bali on a budget.

2. Do Indians need a visa to travel to Bali?
No, Indians do not require a visa on Bali tours from Mumbai if they are visiting the place for less than 30 days. However, you need to grab a visa exclusion stamp at the customs office of the airport for short visits. On the other hand, Bali visas are necessary for people planning to stay on the island for more than 30 days.

3. Are there any direct flights to Bali from Mumbai?
No, there are no direct flights for a Bali trip from Mumbai. But, you can book an indirect connecting flight with a layover in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, or Kolkata. Some of the well-known airlines that operate on this route are IndiGo, Batik Air, Air India, Vistara, Vietnam Airlines, Thai Airways, and Malaysia Airlines. The first flights of the day operated by IndiGo and Indonesia AirAsia depart at 12.10 a.m., while the last one run by Garuda Indonesia leaves at 11.45 p.m.

4. What currency is used in Bali, and is it necessary to exchange money before visiting Bali?
Bali uses the Indonesian Rupiah as their official currency, which is abbreviated as IDR. Although it is not necessary, it is a smart idea to exchange your Indian Rupees (INR) for IDR before visiting Bali. You will not only get better exchange rates in India but also incur lower fees as compared to Bali.

5. Is a trip to Bali expensive?
No, a trip to Bali from Mumbai is not expensive. It is a budget-friendly Indonesian tourist destination that offers something for every budget group. Whether you are looking for an affordable journey or a luxury vacation, Bali has got you covered. It attracts numerous nomads and backpackers to enjoy the beauty of the place without breaking the bank.

6. Can we use the Indian ATM card in Bali?
Yes, you can use your Indian visa ATM card to withdraw Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) in Bali. But, you should make sure that your card is set up for international transactions. If you are visiting the extreme sides of the island, it is necessary to carry some cash as ATM cards will be of no use in these locations.

7.How far is Bali from Mumbai by flight?
Bali is approximately 3,450 miles (5,553 kilometres) from Mumbai. A non-stop flight from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM) to Denpasar International Airport (DPS) typically takes around 7 hours 35 minutes to 9 hours 25 minutes, depending on the flight. Garuda Indonesia and Indonesia Airasia are two of the airlines that provide these direct flights to Bali.

8. How much time is required to reach Bali from Mumbai?
Depending on the flight, the time required for Bali tours from Mumbai is around 7 hours 35 minutes to 9 hours 25 minutes. This time applies for direct flights from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM) to Denpasar International Airport (DPS). However, if you take a connecting flight, the duration can range between 12 and 19 hours, depending on the layovers.