Bali Group Tour Packages

Our Bali Fixed Departure Group Tours

Bali is popularly known as a honeymoon destination and the landscapes make it easy to see why. But that's just one side of it. Bali has many layers, it has temples, rice terraces, clifftop fire dances, and islands you didn't know existed until you're on a boat heading there.

JustWravel's Bali group tours are built to cover that full range, on fixed departure dates, with a trip leader managing everything so you can actually be present for it.

Bali with Gili Island Group Tour (7N/8D)

This is JustWravel's flagship Bali offering, and it covers a lot in just eight days. Starting in Ubud with a jungle ATV ride and the Bali Swing, the trip moves through the vast coastlines of Nusa Penida, across to the car-free shores of Gili Trawangan for snorkeling and beach time.

It wraps up in Uluwatu with the Kecak Fire Dance at sunset. Fixed departure dates, small groups, and a dedicated trip leader throughout: that's the format every time.

See all upcoming Bali with Gili Island Group Tour departure dates and full itinerary.

Bali Community Trip (6N/7D)

This is JustWravel's way of showing the more grounded side of Bali. It is slower, closer, and a lot more real. Starting with the adventurous Kintamani volcano tour, the trip moves through the vast coastlines of Nusa Penida, settles into the cultural buzz of Kuta, and wraps up on the same high note with water sports at Benoa Beach.

A full leisure day is there in between with no plans, and no itinerary, so that you can move and explore at your own pace.

Have a look at Bali Community Tour departure dates and full itinerary.

Bali Group Tour Cost from India

Bali is one of the most preferred destinations of Bali and has the right as well. It's an international trip that doesn't need an international-sized budget. Here's a look at what a JustWravel Bali group tour costs, so you can figure out if it fits before clicking further.

Package-wise Price Range

• Bali with Gili Island Group Tour (7N/8D) Starting from ~₹56,000 per person (twin sharing)
• Bali Community Tour(6N/7D) Starting from ~₹50,500 per person (twin sharing)

Note: Flights from India to Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) are not included. Book your international flights separately.

What Is Included

• Accommodation with daily continental breakfast
• Meals as specified in the itinerary (including Indian lunch on Nusa Penida day)
• All local transport within the trip
• Airport transfers on fixed timings
• ATV ride (1 hour) in Ubud: one bike per person
• Alas Harum Bali Swing experience
• Speedboat transfers (shared basis)
• Snorkeling trip at 3 Gili spots: Underwater Statue, Turtle Point, Coral Garden (includes gear, guide, and Cidomo transfers)
• Cidomo (traditional horse cart) rides on Gili Trawangan
• Dedicated trip leader for guided days (Day 2, 3, 4, and 7)
• 2 bottles of water per person per day on Bali mainland

What Is Not Included

• International flights from India to Bali and back
• Bali e-VOA / Visa on Arrival fees
• Travel insurance
• Bali Tourist Levy (~USD 10 per person)
• Nusa Penida environmental/retribution fee (~IDR 25,000 per person)
• Gili Harbour Fee (~IDR 30,000 per person)
• Early check-in (before 3 PM) or late check-out (after 11 AM)
• Personal expenses : tips, shopping, laundry, optional activities
• Meals and drinks not listed in inclusions
• 5% GST + 2% TCS on total package cost
• Costs due to delays, natural calamities, or force majeure

Best Time for Bali Group Tours from India

Bali's tropical climate means the timing of your trip genuinely matters, especially if islands and beaches are on the agenda. Here's a season-by-season breakdown.

April to October: Best Time to Visit Bali

This is the window most travelers aim for. The dry season brings consistently clear skies, lower humidity, and calm seas that make island hopping to Nusa Penida and Gili Trawangan far more enjoyable. Temperatures sit between 26–32°C, warm without being overwhelming. Underwater visibility is at its best during these months, which makes the snorkeling at Gili particularly worth it. JustWravel's most popular Bali with Gili Island tour departures fall in this window, and it's easy to see why.

June to August: Peak Tourist Season

June, July, and August sit within the dry season but also happen to be peak travel months for international tourists, which means more crowds at popular spots like Kelingking Beach and the Bali Swing. Flight and accommodation prices are higher during this period. But the weather is reliably good, the seas are calm, and if you book early enough, it's still one of the best times to go. For group tours specifically, this is a busy period; departures fill up faster, so book in advance.

November to March: Wet Season

The wet season in Bali doesn't mean non-stop rain, it means short, heavy showers in the afternoons, with mornings often remaining clear. Ubud and inland Bali hold up reasonably well through this period. The bigger concern is the sea. Nusa Penida and Gili Trawangan involve open-water boat crossings, and rougher conditions between November and March can disrupt those transfers. It's still possible to have a good trip, but knowing the weather can affect the island portions of the itinerary.

December and January: Not Recommended for Island-Focused Trips

If Nusa Penida's clifftop beaches and Gili's snorkeling spots are the main draw, December and January are the months to avoid. This is the heart of Bali's wet season. The rainfall is at its heaviest, sea conditions are the roughest, and boat transfers to the outer islands can get cancelled or delayed. Ubud remains accessible, but the full Bali with Gili Island experience is best saved for the dry season months when the weather actually cooperates.

Bali Visa for Indian Travelers

Bali is not visa-free for Indian passport holders. But the process is simple enough that it shouldn't put you off.

Current Visa Status for Indians

Indian passport holders require a Visa on Arrival (VOA) to enter Bali. The visa costs approximately around ₹2,600 and is valid for 30 days, with a one-time extension option for another 30 days available at a local immigration office.

You have two ways to get it. First, pick up the VOA at the Visa on Arrival counter at Ngurah Rai International Airport on arrival, or apply for the e-VOA online before your trip through the official Indonesian immigration portal. The e-VOA is the smarter move, it saves time at the airport and some airlines may require proof of a visa before boarding, so having it sorted in advance avoids any check-in complications.

In addition to the visa, Bali charges a Tourist Levy of ~USD 10 per person, payable once per trip either online before arrival or on arrival. A digital All-Indonesia Arrival Card is also mandatory, submit it online within 72 hours before your flight and show the QR code at immigration.

Important: Visa fees and entry requirements can change. Always verify the current status through the official Indonesian immigration website or consult with the JustWravel team before you travel.

Documents to Carry

• Valid Indian passport (minimum 6 months validity from your date of arrival in Bali)
• Return or onward flight ticket.
• Hotel booking confirmation or trip documentation (your JustWravel booking confirmation works)
• Proof of sufficient funds (bank statement or travel card)
• Visa fee
• e-VOA confirmation printout or digital copy
• Bali Tourist Levy payment QR code
• Completed All-Indonesia Digital Arrival Card QR code

Carry both physical and digital copies of all documents. Immigration at Bali airport can be busy, having everything ready speeds things up considerably.

Top Destinations Covered in Bali Group Tours

Bali has a variety of different, popular and amazing destinations packed into one island, and the surrounding islands only add to it. Here are the key destinations covered in JustWravel's Bali with Gili Islands group tour.

Ubud

Ubud is where most people realise that Bali is more than just beaches. It's rice terraces, traditional craft lanes, jungle trails, and a pace of life that feels different from the beach towns down south. The JustWravel Bali group tour starts here with an ATV ride through jungle and rice fields that starts the trip with high energy. The Bali Swing gives you that classic aerial jungle shot, and Cretya Ubud's multi-level infinity pools make for a good way to wind down the day.

Nusa Penida

Nusa Penida is a short boat ride from Bali's east coast and a completely different experience from the main island. The west coast, where the group tour focuses, has some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in Southeast Asia. Kelingking Beach's cliff formation, the natural arch of Broken Beach, the rock pools at Angel's Billabong, and the calmer waters of Crystal Bay all sit within reach of each other. It's a full day on an island. Here, every viewpoint is worth the effort.

Gili Trawangan

Gili Trawangan is the largest of the three Gili Islands and the liveliest. It has no cars, no motorbikes, just bicycles, horse-drawn Cidomo carts, and a long stretch of beach facing a clear sea. The snorkeling here is among the best in Indonesia. By day it's relaxed, and by evening, the beach bars come alive. It's the kind of place where people who planned to stay two days end up extending their trip.

Uluwatu Temple

Uluwatu sits at the southern tip of Bali, built on limestone cliffs above the Indian Ocean. The 11th-century temple is one of Bali's most important sea temples, and the setting alone makes it worth the visit. The views from the clifftop are hard to match anywhere on the island. The Kecak Fire Dance performed here at sunset is a proper cultural experience. Male dancers in concentric circles, rhythmic chanting, scenes from the Ramayana, and the sun going down over the water behind them. It's a strong way to close out a trip.

Kuta

Kuta is Bali's most well-known beach town. It is busy, commercial, and unapologetically touristy, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. The beach is long and open, the surf is reliable, and the strip has everything from street food stalls to rooftop restaurants. In the context of the group tour, Kuta serves as the base for the Uluwatu evening and the final stretch of the trip before departure. It's not the most serene part of Bali, but it's a good energy to close out with, especially after the quieter pace of Nusa Penida and Gili.

Who Should Join this Bali Group Tour

Bali group tours work best if you resonate with one of the following kind of travelers:

You'll enjoy it most if you're a solo traveler looking for your first international trip or first solo experience outside India. The group format takes away the anxiety of navigating a foreign country alone while still giving you the freedom to move at your own pace within the itinerary. You'll find your people fast because most JustWravel groups bond within the first day.

It's also a strong fit for couples and friend groups. Bali naturally brings people together, the experiences are shared, the age bracket tends to be similar, and the group dynamic builds quickly.

If the planning has been the thing holding you back, figuring out ferry timings, sorting speedboat transfers to Gili, deciding which parts of Ubud are worth your time, a fixed departure group tour removes all of that.

The Bali with Gili Island tour specifically suits travelers who want a mix of culture, adventure, and beach in one trip rather than a single-focus holiday. It's not a party-first trip, and it's not a slow travel itinerary either; it's a well-paced eight days that covers real ground.

Why Choose JustWravel for Bali Group Tours

There's no shortage of operators running Bali fixed departures from India. Here's what makes the JustWravel format worth paying attention to.

• Fixed departures: When you book a JustWravel Bali group tour, there's a real batch forming and a trip leader assigned. There is no room for confusion or mistakes. You will be informed about all the necessary information that you need before heading for the trip.
• A dedicated trip leader on the ground: You need someone to rely on especially when you are overseas. With JustWravel, you get a trip leader who manages everything and the kind of local knowledge that doesn't come from a guidebook. You're not figuring things out as you go.
• Small groups by design: We keep group sizes intentionally manageable. You're not being moved through Bali's highlights in a quick span of time. You are traveling with a small group of like-minded people who actually connect with the place and tend to come together quickly.
• Transparent pricing, no surprises: What's included is clearly listed. Flights are excluded and that's stated upfront. The additional fees like the Bali Tourist Levy and Nusa Penida retribution fee are called out separately so you know exactly what you're walking into before you book.
• Itinerary built around what actually matters in Bali: The 7N/8D format covers Ubud's cultural side, Nusa Penida's coastline, Gili Trawangan's underwater life, and Uluwatu's clifftop sunset, without cramming in so much that nothing gets any real time.
• Built for Indian travelers, from India: JustWravel's Bali backpacking trips are designed with the Indian traveler in mind. We take care of the departure logistics, visa guidance, documentation support, and give you a team that understands the questions you're likely to have before you go.