Excursions in Bali and tours around Indonesia

Individual and group tours with English-speaking guides

Travel beyond Bali

Tours to Nusa Penida, Java, the Komodo dragons and other islands

Bali – the island of a thousand temples

Mystical temples, spectacular beaches, thundering waterfalls and emerald rice terraces

Climb the volcanoes of Indonesia

Trekking on Ijen and Bromo, sunrise on Batur, conquering Agung

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Types of excursions and tours in Bali

Sightseeing, active, marine, adventure and spiritual programs — choose the format that fits your interests and pace. Routes across Bali and the islands of Indonesia, private or in a group.

Choose your excursion by interest: Sightseeing tours — temples, rice terraces, Bali's culture and history; Active tours — volcanoes, rafting, jungles and waterfalls; Marine excursions — diving, snorkeling, fishing and island trips; Adventures — ATVs, jeeps, zipline and canyoning; Spiritual tour — temple ceremonies, Barong dance, meditation and island traditions.

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Popular Bali excursions

The most popular individual and group tours in Bali with the best English-speaking guides. Routes chosen by travelers — the ones they later recommend to friends.

Batur Sunrise — Bali Excursion with Private Guide
Active Recreation
4.7
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Climbing Mount Batur Volcano

Batur Sunrise

Private Standard
per person$55**for group of 4
Uluwatu Classic — Bali Excursion with Private Guide
Sightseeing Tour
4.8
15
Uluwatu Tour

Uluwatu Classic

No Kecak Show
per person$40**for group of 4
Ubud Tour — Bali Excursion with Private Guide
Sightseeing Tour
4.9
56
Ubud tour

Ubud Tour

Shared Group Tour / Private Tour
per person$57
Classic Route — Bali Excursion with Private Guide
Sightseeing Tour
4.9
24
Kintamani Tour

Classic Route

We Recommend
per person$47**for group of 4
Telaga Waja — Bali Excursion with Private Guide
Adventure & Extreme
4.9
12
Rafting in Bali

Telaga Waja

Group Transfer / Private Transfer
per person$50
Bedugul and Tanah Lot — Bali Excursion with Private Guide
Sightseeing Tour
5
28
Bedugul and Tanah Lot

Bedugul and Tanah Lot

We Recommend
per person$48**for group of 4

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These are the excursions booked most often in Bali: sightseeing tours to temples and rice terraces, the Mount Batur sunrise trek, rafting and marine trips to Nusa Penida. Every route can be taken privately or in a group.

Open any card — inside you'll find the step-by-step program, what's included, photos and real reviews from those who've already been. That makes it easier to compare and choose the excursion that's right for you.

English-speaking guides

Our guides know Bali from the inside — they share its history and culture and show you places without the crowds.

Handpicked routes

We test every excursion personally — only the best routes across Bali and Indonesia make the catalog.

Transparent pricing

The price on the site is final and calculated automatically — no prepayment and no hidden fees on the spot.

Comfortable transport

Air-conditioned vehicles and experienced drivers — a comfortable transfer on every Bali tour.

Spiritual tours to temples and beyond in Bali

Sacred temples and purification rituals, temple ceremonies and the Barong dance — the spiritual traditions of Bali, Java and other Indonesian islands.

Uluwatu Tour — Bali Excursion with Private Guide

Uluwatu Tour

per person$40**for group of 4
Kintamani & Besakih Tour — Bali Excursion with Private Guide

Kintamani & Besakih Tour

per person$46**for group of 4
Kintamani Tour — Bali Excursion with Private Guide

Kintamani Tour

per person$47**for group of 4
Bedugul and Tanah Lot — Bali Excursion with Private Guide

Bedugul and Tanah Lot

per person$48**for group of 4
North of Bali Tour — Bali Excursion with Private Guide

North of Bali Tour

per person$51**for group of 4
Lempuyang Tour — Bali Excursion with Private Guide

Lempuyang Tour

per person$53**for group of 4

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Tours from Bali to other islands

From one-day marine trips to Nusa Penida to expeditions to Komodo and the volcanoes of Java — be amazed by Indonesia beyond Bali and expand the map of your trip.

Climbing Ijen Volcano — Bali Excursion with Private Guide

Climbing Ijen Volcano

per person$95**for group of 4
Bromo & Ijen 3-Day Tour — Bali Excursion with Private Guide

Bromo & Ijen 3-Day Tour

per person$230**for group of 4
Borobudur Tour — Bali Excursion with Private Guide

Borobudur Tour

per person$290**for group of 4
Night Singapore — Bali Excursion with Private Guide

Night Singapore

per person$550**for group of 6

Adventure and adrenaline on active tours

Adrenaline, nature and movement — energetic routes along the rivers, jungles and volcanoes of Bali and the neighboring islands with experienced guides for vivid emotions and stories.

Spa Salon in Bali

Immerse yourself in an atmosphere of complete relaxation. Authentic Balinese massages, traditional scrubs, cream baths and Ayurvedic rituals.

Popular Places

Interesting spots on the island that you'll visit on our excursions

The best sights of Bali are the places travelers fly back to the island for again and again.

Nusa Penida Island
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Nusa Penida Island

The largest of the three Nusa islands off Bali's southeast coast: sheer cliffs, turquoise bays and snorkeling with manta rays.

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Kelingking Beach
Nusa Penida

Kelingking Beach

Nusa Penida's famous T-Rex cliff: a clifftop viewpoint over a white-sand beach where swimming is banned because of dangerous currents.

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Broken Beach
Nusa Penida

Broken Beach

An unusual circular bay on west Nusa Penida (Pasih Uug): the ocean flows into a stone 'well' through a natural arch and tunnel in the cliff.

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Angel's Billabong
Nusa Penida

Angel's Billabong

A natural rock pool on west Nusa Penida: at low tide a calm, clear basin at the ocean's edge. Swimming is banned because of dangerous waves.

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Crystal Bay
Nusa Penida

Crystal Bay

A bay beach on west Nusa Penida with crystal-clear water: the island's best snorkeling, coral and turtles near shore, and beautiful sunsets.

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Diamond Beach
Nusa Penida

Diamond Beach

A white-sand beach on southeast Nusa Penida below sheer cliffs: turquoise water, the diamond-shaped rock and a 166-step staircase carved into the cliff.

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Atuh Beach
Nusa Penida

Atuh Beach

A sheltered white-sand cove on east Nusa Penida: an easy descent, calmer water and the famous sea-stack view, right next to Diamond Beach.

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Tree House (Rumah Pohon)
Nusa Penida

Tree House (Rumah Pohon)

A stilted bamboo hut on a cliff edge above the ocean on east Nusa Penida by Atuh Bay: one of the island's most recognisable photo spots.

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Thousand Islands Viewpoint
Nusa Penida

Thousand Islands Viewpoint

A striking viewpoint on east Nusa Penida: a panorama over a scatter of rocky islets in the turquoise ocean below sheer cliffs, beside the Tree House.

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Teletubbies Hill
Nusa Penida

Teletubbies Hill

A run of rounded green hills on east Nusa Penida like a cartoon landscape: panoramic views and lush green after the rains.

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Bali's main attractions in one selection: the sea temple of Tanah Lot, the Jatiluwih and Tegallalang rice terraces, the Sacred Monkey Forest in Ubud, the Ulun Danu temple on Lake Bratan and the turquoise beaches of Nusa Penida. Each place is its own story and its own shot that will stay with you for a long time.

Every place on a card is linked to a specific excursion: open it and you'll see the route, the price and reviews from those who have already been there. And an English-speaking guide will share not dry guidebook facts but living context — why this place is special. Choose a place — we'll build a route for you.

Bali weather by month: when to go

Bali has two seasons: the dry one (April–October) — for trekking, the sea and diving, and the wet one (November–March) — green, affordable and less crowded. Excursions run year-round — below is the weather, the season and what to choose in each month.

26–30 °C

January

Low season

Peak of the wet season: showers more often in the afternoon, the island lush and green.

  • Few tourists
  • Low prices
  • Full-flowing waterfalls
26–30 °C

February

Low season

Warm and humid with short showers — a quiet month with good prices.

  • Few tourists
  • Low prices
  • Spa and Ubud culture
26–31 °C

March

Low season

Rains ease off, the rice terraces are vivid green, few crowds.

  • Not many tourists
  • Low prices
  • Green Ubud terraces
27–31 °C

April

Shoulder season

Start of the dry season: little rain, fresh greenery, moderate crowds.

  • Moderate crowds
  • Below-peak prices
  • Volcano treks
27–31 °C

May

Shoulder season

Sunny and dry, the sea calm and clear.

  • Moderate crowds
  • Great prices
  • Diving off Nusa Penida
26–30 °C

June

High season

Reliably dry and sunny with low humidity — ideal for any excursion.

  • More tourists
  • Prices rising
  • Temples and sightseeing
26–29 °C

July

High season

Peak dry season and peak tourism — the best weather of the year.

  • Peak crowds
  • High prices
  • Volcano trekking
26–29 °C

August

High season

Dry, sunny and breezy in the south — prime surfing.

  • Peak crowds
  • High prices
  • Surfing and southern beaches
27–30 °C

September

Shoulder season

Dry and warm, crowds thin out — great weather without the crowds.

  • Fewer tourists
  • Prices easing
  • Temples and mountain lakes
27–31 °C

October

Shoulder season

End of the dry season, first short showers, greenery returns.

  • Not many tourists
  • Great prices
  • Sea and islands
26–30 °C

November

Low season

Start of the wet season: warm, afternoon showers, morning tours run as usual.

  • Few tourists
  • Low prices
  • Lovina dolphins
26–30 °C

December

High season

Humid and warm, but the holidays drive demand — book early for New Year.

  • More tourists
  • Higher holiday prices
  • Temple ceremonies

Guest Reviews

Reviews from travelers who used our services

Igor V.

Kintamani & Besakih (Private Tour) Bali Excursions

highly satisfied with the trip! saw the main temple of the island, met the volcano in great weather, and relaxed by the waterfall. long excursion, but the comfortable minivan smoothed out all distances. thanks!

Ekaterina

Kintamani & Besakih (Private Tour) Bali Excursions

Besakih is something amazing, the energy is incredible! Also saw the work of woodcarvers and tasted real coffee. Excellent and highly useful route, value for money is super!

Pavel R.

Kintamani & Besakih (Private Tour) Bali Excursions

Beautifully organized private tour. Everything was perfectly on time, driver was polite and drove safely. Tegenungan waterfall and terraces are highly scenic. The day flew by.

Alexey S.

Uluwatu Sunset & Kecak Dance Bali Excursions

Watched the Kecak dance at sunset in Uluwatu. A beautiful show, although quite crowded. Melasti and Padang-Padang beaches are pristine with a great shoreline. Private transfer was well-organized, with zero delays.

Sergey K.

Ijen Sunrise (Saturday Group Tour) Bali Excursions

ijen climb was epic! crater descent to the blue fire in gas masks felt like pure stalker vibe and adrenaline. turquoise lake views are insane. bring warm clothes, it is freezing at night. respect to balitourus for the transfer and coordination

Frequently Asked Questions

All border controls, visa requirements, booking rules, and tour conditions resolved here.

Yes, but for most travellers it is issued on arrival. Around 87 nationalities — including the US, UK, EU countries, Australia and Canada — are eligible for Indonesia's Visa on Arrival (code B1): a fee of IDR 500,000 (~USD 35) for a stay of up to 30 days, extendable once by another 30 days (60 days total). A separate Bali tourist levy of IDR 150,000 per person is paid online through the official Love Bali portal. Always confirm your own passport against the official Imigrasi subject-country list before you fly, as eligibility, fees and rules can change.
Travel medical insurance is strongly recommended: treatment at private clinics is paid up front for foreigners and serious cases can need costly evacuation. Choose a policy with medical cover and emergency evacuation/repatriation. If you plan to rent a scooter, check that motorbike accidents are covered — many policies exclude them, and cover usually applies only if you hold the correct licence. Add adventure cover (volcano trekking, diving) if those are on your itinerary. We don't endorse specific products — compare and choose your own.
There are no compulsory vaccinations to enter Bali for most travellers (a yellow-fever certificate is only required if you arrive from a country where it's present). Doctors typically recommend being up to date on routine shots (MMR, tetanus-diphtheria, polio) plus hepatitis A and typhoid (both spread through food and water); and, depending on your trip, hepatitis B, Japanese encephalitis and rabies (for animal contact). The right list depends on your itinerary and health — see a travel doctor 4–8 weeks before you go and check official guidance.
The best time is the dry season, April to October: sunny, 27–32°C, ideal for beaches and tours. The busiest and priciest months are July–August (plus the New Year period); the sweet spot for weather, prices and thinner crowds is May, June, September and early October. The wet season runs November to March — showers are short but frequent and it's humid, though prices drop and there are fewer tourists. December and January are the wettest.
It depends on your style. Very roughly, per person per day: budget (warungs, a scooter, simple stays) around USD 30–50; mid-range (cafés, tours, a comfortable hotel) USD 75–120; comfort or luxury from USD 150–200. On top of that, budget for your visa, insurance and any big activities. You can rely on cards and bank-owned ATMs, plus some cash for small vendors and transport. Exact costs vary by area and season.
Yes. To book a transfer, please provide your flight number, arrival time, and hotel name. Our driver will meet you in the arrivals hall with a 'BALITOURUS' sign. Read more in [Transfer & Taxi](/en/transfer-i-taksi).
It depends on your travel style: the island is large and getting around takes time. For a first trip it's handy to combine the south (beaches and infrastructure) with Ubud (nature and culture). Seminyak and Canggu are about beaches, cafés, surf and atmosphere; Nusa Dua and Sanur suit a calm or family stay; Uluwatu has cliffs, surf and views; Kuta is budget and busy. For nature and culture, head to Ubud (no sea there).
For the best coverage (including rural areas and islands like Nusa Penida and the Gilis) choose Telkomsel; XL is a good budget option in towns, and Indosat suits short stays. Tourist starter packs with data are cheap and easily cover a couple of weeks. A SIM must be registered with your passport — done at an operator's office or an authorised retailer. Buy at Denpasar airport, phone shops or minimarkets. A convenient alternative is an eSIM, which you can set up online before you fly.