Bali Tour Packages

Bali Tour Packages: Experiences & Deals

Dreaming of a tropical escape? Visit Bali, the perfect destination for romance, adventure, and family fun. With green rice terraces, rich culture, ancient temples, and stunning beaches, each day is a beautiful memory in the making.

​Want to make your Bali holiday experiential? Holiday Tribe offers expert-created Bali tour packages for couples, families, groups, and first-time international travellers from India.

​Book your Bali trip package with us and start your journey to paradise! With customisation options, curated itineraries, and full support, we are here to be your perfect travel partners. Connect with us today!

Why Book Our Bali Tour Packages?

At Holiday Tribe, we create tour packages that feel personalised, not generic. Each package is meticulously curated by our experts, keeping Indian traveller preferences, travel patterns, and comfort expectations in mind.

​What makes these Bali tour packages different:

• Customisable itineraries and ready-made options
• Indian-friendly hotels and meal preferences
• Clear pricing with no hidden costs
• On-ground support and local expertise
• Flexible add-ons for adventure, leisure, or culture

Each package, whether ready-made or customised, revolves around our customers with a balance of exploration, relaxation and fun. For more details, contact us today.

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Top Bali Tour Packages

The overall cost of an international holiday depends on several factors, including the travel season, trip duration, hotel category, and package inclusions. Travellers can choose from a variety of Bali holiday packages based on their travel preferences.

Our Bali Tour Packages start from ₹14,378, offering excellent value for travellers looking to explore the destination comfortably. Booking in advance and travelling during suitable seasons often helps secure better airfare, hotel availability, and attractive package prices. You can explore top Bali trip packages below:

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Types of Bali Tour Packages at Holiday Tribe

Different travellers look for different experiences. To offer the best, we’ve created diverse Bali tour packages around how people actually travel, not just where they go: no rigid plans, just expert-led recommendations with customisation at the core. 

Bali Holiday Packages for Couples

Bali is one of the most loved destinations for romance, and these Bali tour packages for couples are designed for privacy, comfort, and shared experiences. With beachside resorts, couple-centric activities, and peaceful stays surrounded by nature, these packages focus on creating relaxed and romantic moments.

Couple-friendly Bali Tour Packages usually include locations like Ubud, Seminyak, or Uluwatu, along with experiences such as sunset viewpoints, spa sessions, and leisure days. The pace is slow, giving couples enough time to unwind without rushing from one place to another. Bali packages for couples include sunset tours, candlelight dinners, and time to enjoy the beach at your own pace. Many couples also choose these as Bali honeymoon packages, and you can tell us about the occasion when you book. 

Bali Tour Packages for Family

Family travel needs comfort, safety, and smooth logistics. Bali family tour packages are designed to make international travel easy for all age groups. 

These packages include comfortable hotels and relaxed sightseeing schedules. Popular family-friendly areas like Nusa Dua and Seminyak are often included due to their easy access and resort-style stays.

With well-planned itineraries and minimal travel fatigue, these Bali Packages allow families to enjoy quality time together while exploring Bali at a comfortable pace.

Bali Adventure Packages

Bali stands as a perfect destination to hang out with friends who want a mix of thrill, fun, and shared memories. That's why our Bali group tour packages for adventure are designed around high-energy experiences, flexible schedules, and lively locations. These Bali adventure packages from India include activities like water sports, trekking, rafting, and island hopping, along with stays in vibrant areas.

With a balance of adventure, nightlife, and leisure time, our Bali tour packages let friends explore this destination together, making them ideal for groups looking for an exciting and memorable international trip.

Bali Group Tour Packages

Travelling in a group changes how a holiday needs to be planned. Rooms, transfers, and activity timings all have to work for more people, and everyone wants a say in the plan. Our Bali group tour packages are built around that, with stays and day plans that keep friends, cousins, and extended families together without turning the trip into a logistics exercise.

The best Bali group tours mix shared experiences with free time. Sun, Surf & the Crew brings together Benoa water sports, the Uluwatu sunset tour, a Bali Hai sunset dinner cruise, and a Lembongan Island beach club cruise. Bali Adventure Highs adds a Mount Batur jeep sunrise, white water rafting, and an ATV ride, while larger family groups can look at Bali Funventure for Taman Safari, Trans Studio Theme Park, and Bali Zoo.

Bali Relaxation & Wellness Packages

Bali is known for its peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty. It is an ideal destination for travellers looking to slow down and unwind.

Bali relaxation & wellness packages focus on rejuvenation through spa therapies, yoga sessions, wellness-focused meals, and serene stays in Ubud or along the beach. With unhurried schedules and calming surroundings, these Bali trip packages are perfect for those seeking rest, balance, and mental clarity.

Quick Details About Bali

Why Visit Bali in 2026 with our Bali Tour Packages?

Bali in 2026 continues to attract travellers from all around the world. Offering just everything in one trip, it’s one of those destinations for all kinds of people. It’s where beautiful beaches, green rice fields, stunning cliffs, ancient temples, and a relaxed island vibe come together effortlessly. With so much to offer and see, Bali in 2026 feels comforting, exciting, and refreshing.

Our Bali Tour Packages for 2026 focus on:

• Balanced itineraries with fewer rushed days
• Sustainable and culturally respectful travel
• Access to new experiences and upgraded resorts
• Excellent value for food, accommodation, and experiences

If travel that feels quietly memorable speaks to you, 2026 is an ideal year to experience Bali through our holiday package itinerary curated for you at Holiday Tribe.

What is the Best Time to Visit Bali?

The ideal time to plan a vacation to Bali is during the dry season, from April to October. During these months, the weather in Bali is great for sightseeing, and you can explore ancient temples, beaches, and rice terraces. Although Bali has a tropical climate and remains humid throughout the year, rainfall is significantly lower in this season. Water activities such as snorkelling and diving are usually at their best in the middle of the dry season, when the sea is clearer.

If you want to experience Bali’s grand festivals, consider booking your Bali trip package in March (for Nyepi Day) or June to July (for the Bali Arts Festival). Note that July and August are peak tourist months, with higher prices and busier attractions in Ubud, Seminyak, and Kuta, so book your holiday as per the experiences you’re after.

Bali in the Rainy Season (November to March)

Bali is still enjoyable in the rainy season, and it comes with lower prices, smaller crowds, and more flexible hotel options. Showers are often short and heavy, mostly in the afternoon or evening, so mornings are still good for sightseeing. January and February tend to be the wettest months, and some outdoor activities like volcano treks and river sports may be affected.

Best Time to Visit Bali by Travel Style

• Couples and honeymooners: late April to June, or September to early October, for a quieter, more romantic trip
• Families: school holiday periods in April, June, or August, when the weather is good
• Surfers: July and August, when the south and west coasts get the best swells
• Budget travellers: the rainy season, or the months just outside July and August

Book early for peak season, since popular hotels fill up well in advance.

Popular Places Included in Bali Tour Packages

Our tour packages for Bali are curated with a mix of cultural, scenic, and leisure destinations for the best experiences. Popular Bali tourist places include :

Ubud

Ubud is Bali’s spiritual and cultural hub that draws visitors with its natural beauty and traditional Balinese culture. Visit for delectable culinary delights, thrilling adventure activities, a tranquil atmosphere and lush landscapes. In fact, these immersive experiences are a part of most Bali travel packages.

Kuta

Think golden sand beaches, diverse dining scenes, vibrant nightlife, and unlimited entertainment options - that’s exactly what Kuta is for you. Head here to live the best days of your life in a lively and energetic environment filled with classic experiences with our Bali tour package deals.   

Must try: Known for its beach, surfing, nightlife, shopping and easy access to southern Bali.

Seminyak

This beach resort area has a reputation for good food, great stays and incredible ocean views. It’s even better known for its nightlife, spas and impressive culinary scenes. If you’re always in the mood for fun times and parties, visit clubs like La Favela and Potato Head. Add this upscale beach town to your Bali tour package for a lively time. 

Nusa Dua

Nusa Dua is the calm, well-organised corner of the south. Its beaches are clean and sheltered, resorts sit right on the sand, and the roads are quiet. Families with children or older parents tend to prefer it, and Tanjung Benoa nearby covers the water sports when anyone wants more action.

Uluwatu

Everything here happens on the edge of a cliff. The temple sits on the rock above the Indian Ocean, the Kecak fire dance begins at sunset, and the surf breaks below draw boards from across the world. Allow a full evening for it, and keep an eye on your sunglasses, because the temple monkeys are quick.

Canggu

Canggu is Bali’s younger, rougher-edged side. Black-sand beaches, rice fields squeezed between cafes, and sunset at Echo Beach with a cold drink in hand. Travellers in their twenties and thirties who like a relaxed, creative atmosphere usually end up here, while those who want silence do not.

Sanur

Sanur faces east, so mornings are the highlight. A paved beachfront path runs for kilometres, the water stays shallow and calm, and cafes open early. It is a gentle base for families, honeymooners who prefer peace to parties, and first-time visitors who want an easy start.

Nusa Penida

Reached by boat as a day trip, Nusa Penida is the most dramatic scenery within easy reach of Bali. Kelingking Beach, Diamond Beach, and Angel’s Billabong deliver the cliff-and-turquoise views that fill travel feeds, and the roads are rough, so a guided transfer is worth it.

These locations form the backbone of most Bali trip packages and also have great activities for diverse traveller types. 

Top Things to Do in Bali

• Pay Your Respects at the Uluwatu Temple: With its iconic cliffside location, Uluwatu Temple is a must-add in your Bali trip package. Plan a visit around sunset for breathtaking ocean views and rich cultural experiences, which include the famous Kecak fire dance. 

Pro tip: Book VIP seats in advance for the fire dance to enjoy the best views, and keep an eye out for mischievous monkeys, especially around the temple grounds.**** 

FYI: Other ancient temples worth visiting include Pura Gunung Kawi Sebatu, known for its rock-cut shrines and Pura Lempuyang, home to the iconic “Gates of Heaven”.

• Visit Tegallalang Rice Terraces in Ubud: No trip to Bali is complete without experiencing its rice paddies. Tegallalang rice terraces are among the most famous and are popular additions to Bali package deals. These cascading, layered rice fields capture Ubud’s charm in a single glance. 

Pro tip: Head to the rice terraces in the early morning for the best views.

• Stroll along the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces: If you’re looking for a more offbeat experience, add the Jatiluwih rice terraces to your Bali trip package. Don’t forget to visit the Yeh Hoo Waterfall, a quiet, hidden gem in the Jatiluwih area. 
• Join Wellness Retreats in Ubud: If you’re craving a reset or need time to unwind, invest in surf and yoga retreats in Bali. These wellness retreats are personalised for you as per your pace, interests, and needs. Spend your days meditating, doing yoga, learning new skills and eating delicious food, as it’s a perfect way to slow down and recharge.
• Unwind with a Traditional Balinese Spa Session: Treat yourself to a classic Balinese massage or holistic spa treatment using local herbs and essential oils. It is one of the most relaxing ways to soothe travel fatigue after a busy day of sightseeing. 
• Chase waterfalls: Bali is famous for its beautiful waterfalls, with most of them being located around Ubud and on the northern side. Most Bali package deals include Sekumpul, Tukad Cepung, and Banyumala, with each offering a unique charm and views.
• Experience the underwater world: When in Bali, don’t miss out on the phenomenal underwater landscapes. Bali has some of the best dive sites with diverse marine life, coral reefs and shipwrecks. Include Tulamben, Menjangan Island or Padang Bai in your Bali tour package for an enthralling adventure. 
• Enjoy a floating breakfast: Dive into an unforgettable dining experience with a floating breakfast set against a jaw-dropping landscape. Lounge in a private pool and munch on a delectable breakfast for a truly memorable time and picture-perfect moments!
• ATV Quad Bike Adventure: Get your adrenaline pumping with a thrilling ATV bike adventure. See the best of Bali’s landscapes dotted with jungles, tunnels, rice fields, rivers, and local villages. Popular locations for ATV rides in Bali tour packages include Ubud, Tabanan, and Uluwatu.

If you want to know what else you can do for a memorable holiday here, read this blog on the top things to do in Bali.

Adventure Activities in Bali​

Bali offers a wide range of adventure experiences that suit both first-time travellers and thrill seekers. Adventure lovers can have the best time of their lives in Bali with land-based and water-based activities. These activities are part of most Bali tour packages curated especially for adventure. So, whether you are visiting Bali with friends, solo or with your partner, this will make the trip more exciting without being overwhelming.

• Mount Batur Tour: A guided early-morning trek to the top of Mount Batur, known for its scenic sunrise views and volcanic landscape.
• ATV Quad Ride Adventure: An off-road ride through village paths, rice fields, and muddy trails, offering a fun and adrenaline-filled experience.
• Thrilling Snorkelling Activity at Sanur Beach: A calm-water snorkelling experience with clear visibility and colourful marine life.
• Banana Boat Ride at Tanjung Benoa beach: Perfect for groups and friends, this is a high-energy water sport where riders are pulled across the sea on an inflatable boat.
• River rafting on the Ayung River: A guided rafting experience through forested landscapes and river gorges, suitable for beginners and families.
• Parasailing in Bali: A thrilling activity offering aerial views of Bali’s coastline while safely harnessed to a speedboat.
• Snorkelling at Sanur Beach: A relaxed water activity that allows travellers to see shallow reefs and tropical fish close to the shore.
• Swim with the sharks in Bali: A controlled and guided experience in a safe environment, offering close interaction with sharks under professional supervision.
• Sunset Dinner Cruise from Benoa Harbour: Step aboard a catamaran for an evening of coastal views, live music, and a delicious dinner on the water, making it a favourite for couples and groups alike. 

The Vibrant Nightlife of Bali

As the sun sets, Bali transforms into a lively playground of beach clubs, rooftop lounges, and buzzing night markets. With sunset cocktails in Seminyak and Canggu and energetic clubs in Kuta, the island offers nightlife for every mood. Live music, fire shows, and beachfront parties create unforgettable evenings, whether you’re dancing till late or enjoying a relaxed night by the sea. Enjoy the best of Bali nightlife with our Bali holiday packages.

Food in Bali: What to Eat

Balinese food leans on rice, fresh herbs, and slow-cooked flavours, and vegetarians are well looked after. Menus in tourist areas are mostly in English, so ordering is easy.

Vegetarian dishes to try

• Gado-gado: steamed vegetables and tofu in a peanut sauce
• Nasi Campur (vegetarian): rice with small portions of vegetables, tempeh, and sambal, much like a thali
• Tempeh Satay: grilled fermented soybean skewers
• Mie Goreng and Nasi Goreng: stir-fried noodles and fried rice, ordered without egg, meat, or shrimp paste

FYI: Dishes that sound vegetarian can still contain egg, fish sauce, or shrimp paste. Say “no meat, no egg, no fish” when you order, or ask for a vegetarian version.

Pro tip: Gojek and Grab both deliver food to your hotel and work in English. Use the search filters or keywords like “vegetarian” or “vegan” to find options near you.

Non-vegetarian dishes to try

• Sate Lilit: minced fish or chicken wrapped around lemongrass sticks
• Bebek Betutu: slow-cooked spiced duck
• Babi Guling: slow-roasted suckling pig (this is pork, so skip it if you avoid it)
• Ikan Bakar: grilled fresh fish with spices and sambal, a favourite at the seafood tables on Jimbaran Beach
• Ayam Betutu: spiced chicken, slow-cooked in banana leaf and served with rice
• Soto Ayam: a light chicken soup with turmeric, noodles, and herbs, good for a quieter meal
• Nasi Campur: rice with small portions of meat, vegetables, and sambal, much like a thali

Vegetarian and Indian Food in Bali for Indian Travellers

Bali is easy for Indian travellers who eat vegetarian, Jain, or simply miss home food. Seminyak has the widest choice of Indian restaurants, Kuta has vibrant local food spots, and Ubud and Nusa Dua have fewer but dependable ones. 

Restaurants Indian travellers often look for:

• Ubud: The Shala Bali and Mumbai Station for vegetarian meals, Tandoor for North Indian dishes
• Seminyak and Kuta: Spice Mantraa for North Indian food, and Bollywood Indian Cuisine in Kuta
• Nusa Dua: The Royal Kitchen for fine dining, and Queen’s of India for dosas and South Indian dishes
• Multiple areas: Ganesha Ek Sanskriti, which has outlets across the island

Most Indian restaurants offer vegetarian menus and will adjust spice levels if you ask. For Jain food, request no onion and garlic when you order, or let us know before you travel so we can arrange hotels with suitable meal options. This is one of the things our packages are built around.

Shopping in Bali

Bali shopping works in three layers: air-conditioned malls for brands, markets for crafts and bargaining, and village workshops where you can see things being made. Most itineraries leave a free half-day for it so that you can mix all three.

Where to shop

• Beachwalk Shopping Centre, Kuta: A beachfront mall with international brands, cafes, and a food court. The open-air design and sea breeze make it a pleasant stop even if you are only browsing.
• Ubud Art Market: Opposite Ubud Palace, with stalls selling sarongs, woven bags, wooden carvings, and handmade accessories. Go early, before the heat and crowds build up.
• Seminyak boutiques: Independent fashion labels, linen resortwear, jewellery, and homeware line the streets around Jalan Kayu Aya and Jalan Oberoi. Prices run higher than the markets, but the designs are more distinctive.
• Bali Collection, Nusa Dua: An open-air shopping and dining complex in the resort district, convenient if you are staying nearby.
• Oleh-oleh stores: The Indonesian word for souvenirs. These large gift shops sell packaged snacks, coffee, spices, and ready-to-gift items under one roof, which makes them easy for last-day shopping.

What to bring home

• Silver jewellery from the craft villages near Ubud
• Hand-carved wooden items and masks
• Batik and ikat fabrics, sarongs, and scarves
• Bali coffee, spices, and cocoa
• Natural soaps, essential oils, and spa products

Shopping tips

• Bargaining is normal in markets, not in malls. Start at roughly half the first price and settle somewhere in between, politely and with a smile.
• Carry some Indonesian rupiah in small notes for market stalls, since many do not take cards.
• Check the sizes and quality of clothes before buying, and keep luggage space in mind for fragile carvings.

Bali Culture

• People of Bali: Balinese are welcoming in nature and typically greet in a warm and friendly manner. They are quite helpful and mostly speak good English as well. 
• Culture and traditions: The whole island is spiritual, with a majority of people having religious beliefs. The people here follow Agama Hindu Dharma (a form of Hinduism) and its traditions. 
• Festivals and ceremonies: There are over 20,000 temples in Bali, which host various vibrant festivals and traditions that are a part of the Balinese culture.
• Canang Sari: Canang Sari is a basket filled with colourful offerings for Hindu Gods. You can find them all over the island every day. 

Most Popular Hotels in Bali

Your base shapes your Bali trip more than any single activity. A hotel in Kuta puts you near the airport, beaches, and nightlife. Nusa Dua gives you calm resort stretches. Ubud trades the sea for rainforest and rice terraces. Our Bali tour packages pair each itinerary with hotels that suit its pace, location, and traveller type. These are some of the stays our travellers choose.

Beachfront stays in Kuta

• The Patra Bali Resort & Villas: A beachfront 4-star resort near the airport, with spacious rooms, tropical gardens, and direct beach access.
• Rama Beach Resort & Villas: A Balinese-style 4-star resort with garden villas and easy access to Kuta’s cafes and shops.
• Swiss-Belhotel Rainforest: A contemporary 4-star hotel with modern rooms and quick access to Kuta Beach.

Resort stays in Nusa Dua

• The Westin Resort Nusa Dua Bali: A 5-star beachfront resort with a wellness focus, spacious rooms, and extensive facilities, well suited to families and couples who want a calm base.

Jungle and river stays in Ubud

• Sthala, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel: A 5-star Marriott Tribute Portfolio property on the Wos River, blending modern design with Ubud’s natural setting.

Villa and boutique stays in Seminyak

• Jas Boutique Villas: A boutique villa stay in Seminyak, included in our Bali Island Escape package.

Luxury upgrades on request

If you want something more indulgent, ask us about:

• Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan: A riverside jungle resort in Ubud, known for its wellness programme and intimate setting.
• Alila Villas Uluwatu: Cliff-edge villas with ocean views and infinity pools, popular with honeymooners.
• The Mulia, Nusa Dua: A beachfront resort with multiple pools and fine dining, suited to families and luxury travellers.
• Capella Ubud: A tented rainforest retreat with private pools, for travellers who want nature without giving up comfort.

How to choose your base

• First trip and want easy logistics: Kuta or Nusa Dua
• Honeymoon or quiet escape: Uluwatu, Ubud, or a Seminyak villa
• Travelling with kids or parents: Nusa Dua or Sanur
• Culture and wellness focus: Ubud

Bali Tour Packages Cost

Bali trip cost from India depends less on the destination and more on how you choose to travel. Trip length, hotel category, season, and the activities you add change the final figure far more than the island itself. Our Bali tour packages start from ₹14,378, and the range below shows how the price moves as the trip gets longer and the stays get more upscale.

What decides your Bali trip cost

• Trip length: Each extra night adds hotel, meals, and transfers, but a longer stay often lowers the cost per day.
• Hotel category and area: A resort in Nusa Dua or a private pool villa in Seminyak or Uluwatu costs more than a comfortable stay in Kuta or Sanur.
• Season: July and August are peak months, and prices rise with demand. Travelling just outside them usually gives you better rates on stays and flights.
• Activities: Island tours, water sports, and trekking add to the cost, while a leisure-focused itinerary keeps it lower.
• Traveller type: Couple, family, and group packages are priced differently, depending on rooms and transfers.

How to Reach Bali from India?

Bali is well connected to India through direct and one-stop international flights from major cities. Flights arrive at Denpasar’s Ngurah Rai International Airport, making Bali easily accessible for Indian travellers.

Direct Flights

Direct flights to Bali are available from Delhi to Bali (Denpasar - DPS), with more non-stop routes being added. Check current schedules when you book.

Flight Duration

• Direct flights: around 8 hours from Delhi
• Connecting flights: 9–15 hours, depending on layover duration

Connecting Routes

Popular one stop flights to Bali operate from Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Kolkata with 1-2 stops in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Bangkok.

Major Airport in Bali

• Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) – Denpasar

Visa Requirements for Indians Visiting Bali

Indian travellers booking Bali tour packages enjoy a smooth entry process, as Indian passport holders are eligible for a VoA or e-visa valid for 30 days, subject to Indonesian immigration rules. Travellers also need to complete the All Indonesia Arrival Card before arrival and pay the Bali tourist levy of IDR 150,000 per foreign visitor, online through the Love Bali portal. To ensure hassle-free arrival in Bali, travellers must carry the following documents:

• A valid passport with at least six months’ validity from the date of arrival
• A return flight ticket confirming departure from Indonesia
• Proof of accommodation, such as hotel booking vouchers or stay confirmations

Keeping these documents handy helps ensure a quick and easy immigration experience while travelling to Bali.

Essential Tips for Travelling to Bali 

• Obtain a visa on arrival
• Pack light and breathable clothing
• Keep cash handy 
• Bring a reusable bottle or drink bottled water
• Get around Bali in mopeds 
• Pay Bali tourist levy before arrival or through designated payment facilities.
• Keep vaccinations up to date

Dos and Don’ts for Indian Travellers in Bali

Bali is a warm and welcoming destination, but it is also deeply spiritual and community-driven. Understanding a few cultural and practical norms helps travellers feel more comfortable, avoid common mistakes, and enjoy the island respectfully.

Dos

• Respect local customs and daily rituals 
• Follow temple etiquette. Dress modestly and keep a sarong with you
• Use licensed transport
• Buy bug spray on arrival
• Follow local advice during outdoor activities
• Be polite and calm while interacting with locals 

Don’ts

• Do not touch or step over temple offerings
• Avoid littering or damaging natural spaces
• Do not enter temples during menstruation
• Avoid public displays of disrespect at religious sites
• Do not exchange money at unlicensed counters
• Do not ignore warning signs at beaches and trekking areas

Being mindful of these dos and don’ts helps travellers enjoy Bali in a safe, respectful, and stress-free way.

Recommended Apps for Your Bali Trip

Useful apps include:

• Google Maps
• Grab or Gojek for rides and food delivery
• Currency converter apps
• Google Translate

These apps support smoother travel during Bali travel packages.

How to Book Bali Trip Packages Online

Booking Bali Tour Packages with Holiday Tribe is simple:

1. Explore available packages
2. Request customisation if needed
3. Confirm inclusions and pricing
4. Finalise and travel stress-free

The process is transparent and traveller-friendly. If you have any confusion or need clarity, drop your query or write to us for package and inclusion details. 

Book Your Bali Trip Package With Us 

Ready to have the best time of your life in Bali? Trust Holiday Tribe to curate your holiday. With our customised Bali trip packages, you can plan your tour the way you want to. Our Bali packages include hotels, transfers, guided tours and flights on request, so that you can enjoy your vacation without the fuss of planning.