6-Day Bali Itinerary from India 2026: Trips from ₹49,999

Spend 6 days in Bali as three nights in Ubud for rice terraces, temples and waterfalls and two nights on the coast for sunsets. Our 6-day, 5-night Bali trips cost from ₹49,999 per person with return flights from Ahmedabad, ₹62,999 with Uluwatu and three dinners, and ₹74,999 for a private-pool honeymoon without flights (prices checked 16 Oct 2026).

The ₹49,999 and ₹62,999 trips include return flights from Ahmedabad, five hotel nights with daily breakfast, a private car or trip crew on sightseeing days, and the entries listed; the honeymoon trip quotes international flights separately. On top, each traveller pays Indonesia's IDR 500,000 visa and the IDR 150,000 Bali levy. GST and TCS are shown in your written quote.

Prices checked 16 Oct 2026 from our live trip pages. Entry rules checked on Indonesia's official eVisa site and the Bali levy on the Bali provincial government's Love Bali site, in October 2026.

How do you spend 6 days in Bali?

All three of our Bali trips follow the same shape: three nights in Ubud, then two on the coast. Here is the day-by-day plan.

Days 1 and 6 are mostly travel, so you get four full days. With one more day of leave, a seventh day on the coast is the easiest addition, priced in your quote.

How do you split nights between Ubud and the coast?

Three in Ubud and two on the coast. Ubud is inland and cooler, with the terraces, temples and waterfalls close by, so the sightseeing days belong there; the coast is for the sea and sunsets at the end. Which coast depends on who is travelling:

How much does a 6-day Bali trip cost from India?

The ₹49,999 trip includes a private car with driver on sightseeing days and the entries to Tegalalang, Tirta Empul, Tegenungan and Tanah Lot. The ₹62,999 trip adds the waterfall day, the kecak dance, help with the visa on arrival, and a trip captain with local crew.

For a couple or family, multiply by the number of travellers. Children are priced in your quote. These totals are before GST and TCS, the visa and the levy.

For the full cost picture, including activities and meals, see our Bali trip cost guide.

Which temples and sunsets fit which day?

Sunrise: the temple gates and the terraces (day 2 or 3)

Bali: The Gates at Sunrise, from ₹2,999 per person, is a half day from Ubud: a pre-dawn pickup, the split temple gate with the volcano framed in the gap at first light, then the Tegalalang terraces while the mist is still in the valley, and Balinese coffee. Transfers, temple entry, a sarong and a local guide are included; the paid photo queue at Lempuyang is not. The early start is because the mountain clouds over by mid-morning.

Tirta Empul and Tanah Lot (days 2 and 4)

Tirta Empul, a spring-fed water temple where visitors may join the purification ritual if they follow the etiquette, is on all three trips. The Seminyak trip stops at Tanah Lot, the temple on a rock, for sunset on day 4.

Sunset and the kecak dance at Uluwatu (day 4)

Uluwatu: The Fire Dance at Sunset, from ₹2,299 per person, covers an afternoon pickup in south Bali, Uluwatu temple and the cliff path, a reserved kecak ticket, and a seafood dinner on the sand at Jimbaran. The dance starts at 6pm sharp and runs rain or shine; seating is open within the ticket, so arriving 45 minutes early gets you nearer the front. The kecak is already in the ₹62,999 and ₹74,999 trips, so this add-on is for the Seminyak trip. Adding both, the sunrise morning and the kecak evening, to the ₹49,999 trip comes to ₹55,297 per person.

Temple rules to know

A sarong and covered shoulders are needed at temples, and one is provided. Our trip page also notes a genuine religious rule: menstruating women are asked not to enter Balinese temples. At Uluwatu, the macaques take sunglasses, phones and earrings, so put them in a bag before you go in.

How do you change the plan for parents or a honeymoon?

With elderly parents

Choose the Seminyak trip. Its sightseeing days are unhurried, with light walking at the terraces, the Monkey Forest and the temples, and a private car does the driving. Avoid the waterfall day on the Uluwatu trip, which has steps and slippery rock. The sunrise temple gates trip suits steady walkers. If parents want the kecak, arrive early and find a seat, because the cliff path and temple steps are uneven.

For a honeymoon

Choose Ubud and the Coast: three nights in a private-pool villa above the Ubud valley, then two at Nusa Dua with a private pool, honeymoon decoration, a floating breakfast, one massage and the Uluwatu kecak on the way down. Day five is deliberately empty. International flights are quoted separately, which suits couples flying from another city or using airline miles.

With children

Keep food and loose items away from small hands at the Monkey Forest, and keep young children close on the cliff path and in the kecak amphitheatre, which sit above open drops.

Which entry rules and tourist levy apply to Indians?

Two charges and a few rules, checked on official Indonesian sites in October 2026:

• Visa: Indonesia's official eVisa site (evisa.imigrasi.go.id) lists India among the countries eligible for its Visitor Visa. The fee is IDR 500,000, and card payments can carry an extra charge. You can apply online up to 14 days before travel, and the stay is 30 days from arrival. Ngurah Rai airport in Bali is among the listed entry points. The same site describes a visa on arrival at the port of entry as another route; we tell you which one to use when we quote.
• Staying longer: a stay beyond 30 days needs an extension at an immigration office.
• Passport: valid for at least six months from the day you arrive.
• Return ticket: carry it printed, because the immigration officer can ask for it.
• Bali levy: IDR 150,000 per international tourist, paid on the provincial government's Love Bali site (lovebali.baliprov.go.id); the voucher arrives by email.
• Arrival declaration: check before booking whether an online arrival declaration is needed for your dates.

The ₹62,999 trip includes help with the visa on arrival. On the ₹49,999 trip, the visa fee is paid at Denpasar.

How do you handle vegetarian meals in Bali?

Breakfast is included daily on all three trips; other meals are mostly yours to choose. The Seminyak trip leaves lunches and dinners open, the Uluwatu trip includes three dinners, and the honeymoon trip covers breakfast only.

Tell us when you enquire if anyone eats vegetarian or Jain food. We check the included dinners and the cooking class menu with the hotel and the kitchen before you pay. The kecak evening ends with a seafood dinner, so tell us early and we will check whether a vegetarian plate can be arranged.

For more on what to fill the days with, read things to do in Bali or see the Bali destination guide.

How we help

We plan Bali from Ahmedabad with flights, both hotels, the car, temple entries and the evenings you choose in one written quote, and we tell you what to pay on arrival. Tell us your dates, who is travelling and which coast you prefer: start with a message.

Sources, checked October 2026: Indonesia's official eVisa site, Visitor Visa information; Love Bali, Bali tourist levy.

FAQs

Is 6 days enough for Bali? Yes, for Ubud and one stretch of coast: three nights in Ubud for the terraces, temples and waterfalls, then two nights in Seminyak, Uluwatu or Nusa Dua. Days one and six are mostly travel.

How much does a 6-day Bali trip cost from India? From ₹49,999 per person with us, with return flights from Ahmedabad, five hotel nights and daily breakfast (prices checked 16 Oct 2026). Add the IDR 500,000 visa and the IDR 150,000 Bali levy, and GST and TCS in the quote.

Should I stay in Ubud or Seminyak? Both: three nights in Ubud for the sightseeing, then two in Seminyak or another coast for the beach and sunsets.

What time is the kecak dance at Uluwatu? It starts at 6pm sharp and runs rain or shine. Our kecak evening, from ₹2,299 per person, includes transfers in south Bali, temple entry, a reserved ticket and dinner at Jimbaran.

Do Indians need a visa for Bali? Yes. Indonesia's official eVisa site lists India as eligible for its Visitor Visa: IDR 500,000 for a stay of 30 days from arrival, applied for online up to 14 days before travel. Each visitor also pays the IDR 150,000 Bali levy.

Is Bali good for elderly parents? Yes, on our Ubud Rice Terraces & Seminyak trip, which has light walking and a private car. Skip waterfall days with steep steps, and arrive early for a seat at the kecak.