Travel Tips-Bali

🧳Visa for Indian Travelers:

Indian passport holders can get a Visa on Arrival in Bali.

Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry.

Valid for 30 days, extendable once for another 30 days.

Fee: Approximately IDR 500,000 (around ₹2,700).


Getting Around in Bali:

Grab & Gojek

Think of Grab and Gojek as Bali’s version of Uber. These app-based services offer:

  • Cars and motorbikes for hire
  • Affordable fares
  • Cashless convenience
  • Reliable service in most tourist areas

💡 Tip: Motorbike taxis are great for solo travelers looking to beat the traffic.


Scooter & Bike Rentals

For the adventurous and independent traveler, renting a scooter is the way to go.

  • Cost: ₹400–₹600 per day
  • Best for: Short distances, beach hopping, and exploring offbeat spots
  • Perks: Total flexibility and time-saving in traffic

🛑 Safety first! Always wear a helmet and carry an international driving permit.


Ferries & Fast Boats

Island-hopping is a must in Bali. Head to Sanur Harbour for daily fast boat services to:

  • Nusa Penida
  • Nusa Lembongan
  • Gili Islands
  • Even Komodo Island, if you’re feeling adventurous

🔗 Book your tickets in advance via 12GoAsia.


Private Drivers & Day Tours

Want a stress-free day trip or a sunrise hike up Mt. Batur? Or even a day trip to islands or look around the famous sights

  • Book through platforms like KlookYande, or Tripadvisor
  • Ideal for families or groups
  • Drivers often double as local guides

🗣️ Few Handy Local Phrases

A little Bahasa Bali goes a long way:

EnglishBalinese
Thank youSuksma
You’re welcomeSuksma mewali
Excuse me / SorryAmpur
Yes / NoInggih / Ten
PleaseTolong
How much?Ipun regane pinten?
Help!Tulung!
I’m lostTiang kesasar
Can you help me?Bisa tolong tiang?
I’m allergic to…Tiang alergi ring…

🗣️ Locals appreciate the effort, even if your pronunciation isn’t perfect!