Our Bali gateway tour typically cover:

?    Accommodation in 4* Quality Hotels 

?    Daily Breakfast 

?    Sightseeing’s as per itinerary 

?    Return airport transfers on private basis

?    Travel Insurance 

The exclusions of the tour are

?    Airfare

?    Visa charges

?    City Tax to be paid on the spot at the hotel

?    Optional sightseeing’s

?    Tips and porterage

?    Meals other than specified in the itinerary 

?    Any expenses of personal nature

?    Any services not mentioned in the inclusions list.

No, Price mentioned in the Website is tentative. All rates and confirmations are subject to availability at the time of booking.

The ideal time to visit Bali is during the drier period from May to September, when lower humidity and clear skies make iconic outdoor sights like the Uluwatu Temple and Tegallalang Rice Terrace most accessible. The island experiences two seasons: the "wet season" of the West Monsoon from November to March and the dry season from April to October, though rain typically falls in short afternoon bursts that cool the tropical heat. January is typically the wettest month, seeing heavy downpours that may cause brief travel delays, while February and November offer budget-conscious travellers lower prices and thinner crowds. Cultural enthusiasts should aim for March to experience the unique silence of Nyepi or June for the vibrant Galungan festivities and Bali Arts Festival. Ultimately, Bali is a year-round tropical destination where the water remains warm and extensive indoor attractions like world-class spas and yoga retreats provide a comfortable escape regardless of the weather.

Visa requirements vary depending on your nationality and the countries you plan to visit. For this tour Indians travelling to bali will get Visa on Arrival

?    During the Dry Season (April–October): We highly recommend packing lightweight, breathable cotton or linen clothing to manage the tropical humidity, along with a wide-brimmed hat, UV-protective sunglasses, and high-SPF reef-safe sunscreen. Carry a universal travel adaptor (Type C/F), a high-capacity power bank, and sturdy walking shoes or sneakers for exploring rice terraces and temple grounds.

?    During the Rainy Season (November–March): Carry a compact, lightweight rain poncho or a foldable umbrella, as sudden and intense tropical downpours are frequent. Pack quick-dry activewear, a small dry bag to protect your electronics from moisture, and non-slip sandals or waterproof footwear to navigate potentially slippery pavements and paths.

?    Year-round Essentials: Because Bali is a deeply spiritual society, please pack "modest wear" such as a lightweight sarong or clothing that covers your shoulders and knees for visiting sacred temples. A light pashmina, shawl, or thin hoodie is essential—not only for cultural respect but also to stay comfortable in heavily air-conditioned transport and malls, or for cooler evenings in highland areas like Ubud or Kintamani. Don't forget multiple sets of swimwear for the beach and hotel pools, and effective insect repellent to protect against mosquitoes during evening walks and outdoor dining.

For a Bali tour, you should carry US Dollars for all your expenses as USD is widely accepted but on ground for some local shopping you can exchange and keep small amount in IDR as well.

Both Du & Etisalat offers international roaming plans. You can also purchase a local SIM card when you arrive in the Airport.

Yet this tour is without flight we can guide you on flights as per the rate available in the market. For Bali Emirates and Etihad Operates Direct flight. Airlines such as Singapore airlines, Batik Air, Air India, Indigo, Qatar Airways will also Provide a better one stop connecting options

Yes, the TravTips Customise Holidays itineraries are specifically designed with the needs, travel patterns, and preferences of UAE residents in mind.

a)    Personalized Itineraries: Unlike fixed tours, these holidays are built from scratch based on your specific interests, whether you are looking for a luxury desert escape, a private European tour, or a multi-generational family adventure.

b)    Budget & Luxury Control: UAE residents have diverse spending preferences; customization allows you to choose exactly where to splurge and where to save, ensuring maximum value for your investment.

c)    Dedicated Support: Residents benefit from end-to-end management, meaning any changes to flights or local arrangements are handled by experts, providing peace of mind from the moment you leave your home in the UAE until your return.

Our Bali gateway tour typically cover:

?    Accommodation in 4* Quality Hotels 

?    Daily Breakfast 

?    Sightseeing’s as per itinerary 

?    Return airport transfers on private basis

?    Travel Insurance 

The exclusions of the tour are

?    Airfare

?    Visa charges

?    City Tax to be paid on the spot at the hotel

?    Optional sightseeing’s

?    Tips and porterage

?    Meals other than specified in the itinerary 

?    Any expenses of personal nature

?    Any services not mentioned in the inclusions list.

No, Price mentioned in the Website is tentative. All rates and confirmations are subject to availability at the time of booking.

The ideal time to visit Bali is during the drier period from May to September, when lower humidity and clear skies make iconic outdoor sights like the Uluwatu Temple and Tegallalang Rice Terrace most accessible. The island experiences two seasons: the "wet season" of the West Monsoon from November to March and the dry season from April to October, though rain typically falls in short afternoon bursts that cool the tropical heat. January is typically the wettest month, seeing heavy downpours that may cause brief travel delays, while February and November offer budget-conscious travellers lower prices and thinner crowds. Cultural enthusiasts should aim for March to experience the unique silence of Nyepi or June for the vibrant Galungan festivities and Bali Arts Festival. Ultimately, Bali is a year-round tropical destination where the water remains warm and extensive indoor attractions like world-class spas and yoga retreats provide a comfortable escape regardless of the weather.

Visa requirements vary depending on your nationality and the countries you plan to visit. For this tour Indians travelling to bali will get Visa on Arrival

?    During the Dry Season (April–October): We highly recommend packing lightweight, breathable cotton or linen clothing to manage the tropical humidity, along with a wide-brimmed hat, UV-protective sunglasses, and high-SPF reef-safe sunscreen. Carry a universal travel adaptor (Type C/F), a high-capacity power bank, and sturdy walking shoes or sneakers for exploring rice terraces and temple grounds.

?    During the Rainy Season (November–March): Carry a compact, lightweight rain poncho or a foldable umbrella, as sudden and intense tropical downpours are frequent. Pack quick-dry activewear, a small dry bag to protect your electronics from moisture, and non-slip sandals or waterproof footwear to navigate potentially slippery pavements and paths.

?    Year-round Essentials: Because Bali is a deeply spiritual society, please pack "modest wear" such as a lightweight sarong or clothing that covers your shoulders and knees for visiting sacred temples. A light pashmina, shawl, or thin hoodie is essential—not only for cultural respect but also to stay comfortable in heavily air-conditioned transport and malls, or for cooler evenings in highland areas like Ubud or Kintamani. Don't forget multiple sets of swimwear for the beach and hotel pools, and effective insect repellent to protect against mosquitoes during evening walks and outdoor dining.

For a Bali tour, you should carry US Dollars for all your expenses as USD is widely accepted but on ground for some local shopping you can exchange and keep small amount in IDR as well.

Both Du & Etisalat offers international roaming plans. You can also purchase a local SIM card when you arrive in the Airport.

Yet this tour is without flight we can guide you on flights as per the rate available in the market. For Bali Emirates and Etihad Operates Direct flight. Airlines such as Singapore airlines, Batik Air, Air India, Indigo, Qatar Airways will also Provide a better one stop connecting options

Yes, the TravTips Customise Holidays itineraries are specifically designed with the needs, travel patterns, and preferences of UAE residents in mind.

a)    Personalized Itineraries: Unlike fixed tours, these holidays are built from scratch based on your specific interests, whether you are looking for a luxury desert escape, a private European tour, or a multi-generational family adventure.

b)    Budget & Luxury Control: UAE residents have diverse spending preferences; customization allows you to choose exactly where to splurge and where to save, ensuring maximum value for your investment.

c)    Dedicated Support: Residents benefit from end-to-end management, meaning any changes to flights or local arrangements are handled by experts, providing peace of mind from the moment you leave your home in the UAE until your return.