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Bali Tour Package from Delhi

For most Delhi travellers, a holiday gets planned around three things: the summer heat, the winter chill and a limited number of leave days. Bali fits all three. It stays warm when Delhi turns cold; its dry season runs from April to October when Delhi is at its hottest, and our 5- to 9-day itineraries are perfect to cover Ubud, the beaches, and an island or two without using up your annual leaves. WanderOn's Bali tour packages from Delhi are led by trip captains with 3+ years of on-ground experience. 

Fixed departures suit travellers who prefer planned schedules and routes, such as during the Christmas and New Year week. Customized plans suit families, couples, and friend groups who need their own dates, a different hotel category, or extra stops like Nusa Penida and the Gili Islands. 

From the first call to the return flight, one team handles the plan, backed by 9 years of Bali departures, 1,000+ travellers guided across Ubud, Seminyak and beyond, and a 4.9 rating from 15,000+ Google reviews. 

Browse the Bali trip packages from Delhi below, or send your travel dates and group size, and a Bali destination specialist will confirm flights, stays and the final price within 24 hours. 

Want to hear from other travellers first? Meghana Kalisetty, a verified WanderOn traveller who joined us on a Bali trip in July 2026 says

“We recently traveled to Bali with WanderOn, and it was truly an amazing experience! As three women traveling abroad for the first time, we naturally had a few concerns. However, Deeksha went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable and supported throughout the entire trip. A special shout-out to our driver, Wayan Agus, who was incredibly friendly, professional, and always punctual.” Read Meghana’s Bali trip review

Flight-Inclusive Bali Packages From Delhi 2026

Places to Visit in Bali on a Trip From Delhi

These eight places are the ones most Delhi itineraries are built around, from Ubud's rice terraces to the Gili Islands. Our guide to Bali tourism helps you match the places to your days.

Honest Advice From Our Bali Trip Captains

• Start Ubud and Kintamani days early. Clouds often settle over Mt Batur by late morning, so an early start gives the best chance of a clear volcano view, and the Bali Swing and rice terrace spots are quieter before the tour groups arrive.
• Nusa Penida takes longer than the map suggests. The viewpoints are close on paper, but the roads are steep and narrow, so we keep a full day for it and avoid squeezing in extra stops. 
• Gili crossings depend on the sea. Boat timings can shift in rough weather, so we keep the Gili days flexible and confirm the crossing a day ahead. 

Delhi to Bali Tour Packages Itineraries for Island Hoppers & Couples 

1. 9 Days from Ubud Swings to Gili Sunsets, Ex-Delhi

This Bali tour from Delhi covers nine days across four bases: Ubud, Gili Trawangan, Nusa Penida & Kuta. 

Starting Day: Your Bali holiday begins at Delhi airport with a flight to Denpasar

Day 1: You reach Bali and are taken to Ubud to settle in

Day 2: Ubud gets adventurous today, with the Bali Swing & an ATV ride

Day 3: Explore Ubud at your own pace. Visit Ulun Danu Temple, and the Kintamani Village from where you can view Mt.Batur, an active volcano

Day 4: Time for a change of scene. You travel to Gili Trawangan and spend the night there

Day 5: Another easy day on Gili. Explore the island by bicycles, horse carts, or by walking

Day 6: A crossing takes you to Nusa Penida, where the day ends with a sunset at Kelingking Beach

Day 7: Sunrise at Diamond Beach comes first, then the move to Kuta. In the evening, Uluwatu Temple and the Kecak dance

Day 8: Relax in Kuta

Day 9: Time to leave Bali

2. 5 Nights in Bali for Couples: Kuta, Nusa Penida and Ubud from Delhi

This is one of the Delhi to Bali tour packages for couple with five nights split between the beaches of Kuta and the quieter side of Ubud. It suits couples who want a candlelight dinner and a few adventure days.

Starting Day: Fly from Delhi to Denpasar

Day 1: Land in Bali and settle into Kuta. The evening ends with a candlelight dinner

Day 2: Water sports fill the first half of the day, followed by a visit to Uluwatu Temple in Bali

Day 3: Take a day trip to Nusa Penida and return to Kuta for the night

Day 4: Drive from Kuta to Ubud, stopping at Tanah Lot Temple and the Bali Swing on the way. You stay the night in Ubud

Day 5: Spend the day around Ubud, with the Kintamani volcano, rice terraces and a waterfall on the route. Stay in Ubud again for the night

Day 6: Check out of the hotel and head to the airport for your departure

What Is The Bali Trip Cost From Delhi?

The Bali trip cost from Delhi depends mainly on flight fares, hotel category & duration. The table below gives approximate per-person costs for a 6-night trip, so you can plan an overall budget before comparing packages. Flights and hotels take the largest share, while food, local transport and activities change with how you travel.

Smart Booking Tip: Flight fares are usually lowest when booked early or when travelling in shoulder months such as September to October and February to March. Fares tend to rise in July and August and over the Christmas and New Year period.

What’s Included in Our Bali Tour Packages From Delhi?

The exact inclusions vary by itinerary, but most WanderOn Bali tour packages from Delhi can cover a combination of:

• Return international flights from Delhi, where specified
• Accommodation for the selected number of nights
• Airport transfers in Bali
• Daily breakfast and meals mentioned in the itinerary
• Sightseeing and activities listed in the package
• Inter-island transfers or boat tickets where mentioned
• Local transportation for included sightseeing
• Trip captain and tour assistance during the trip
• Applicable taxes and charges stated in the package

What’s Not Included?

Depending on the package, you may need to pay separately for:

• Visa or entry fees, and the Bali tourist levy
• Travel insurance
• Meals that are not listed in your itinerary
• Optional activities and any sightseeing outside the itinerary
• Excess baggage or extra airline charges
• Room upgrades or additional hotel nights
• Shopping, tips and other personal spending
• Anything else the package does not list under inclusions

WanderOn Tip: Inclusions differ between fixed-departure and customized packages. Always check the selected Bali trip package from Delhi for the confirmed flights, hotel, meals, transfers, activities and exclusions before booking. Payment, cancellation and refund details are covered in our terms and conditions.

How To Reach Bali From Delhi 

Bali tour packages from Delhi depart from Terminal 3 of Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) and land at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Denpasar. You can fly non-stop or take a one-stop route, & the right choice depends on your dates and budget.

How Far Is Bali From Delhi? 

Bali is roughly 5,800 km from Delhi by air. Bali time (WITA) runs 2 hours 30 minutes ahead of Indian Standard Time, so move your watch forward when you land.

Are There Direct Flights From Delhi to Bali?

Yes. Air India operates non-stop flights from Delhi (DEL) to Denpasar (DPS), and the schedule changes with the season. Other airlines connect the two cities with one stop, usually via Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or a Gulf hub. Check the airline's website for the current timetable before you fix your dates.

A non-stop flight typically takes about 7 to 8.5 hours, depending on the season's schedule. One-stop routes take longer because of the layover. 

Before You Fly: WanderOn's Arrival Advice

1. Carry a passport valid for at least six months from your arrival date, and confirm the current entry requirements on the official Indonesian immigration site before you travel. 
2. Sort the e-VOA before you fly. Applying for a Bali visa online ahead of departure saves time at the Denpasar immigration counters and our team walks you through it.
3. Many non-stop flights from Delhi land in the morning, when hotel check-in may not be open yet. On flight-inclusive packages, we plan transfers and the first day around your landing time, and request early check-in or a luggage hold where possible.

For more airline options, airport tips and a step-by-step plan, read our full guide on how to reach Bali from Delhi.

Bali Packages From Delhi: Flights Included vs. Land-Only

Bali packages from Delhi generally fall into two categories: some include return flights, and others cover the stay only. WanderOn's packages combine the two, with your return flights and your stay planned together, as on the Breathtaking Bali with Gili and Nusa Penida Island from Delhi trip. 

Tickets, hotels and transfers sit in one booking, while with a land-only package you arrange the flights, the airport pickup and the first day's schedule yourself.

Planning a Delhi to Bali package with flight? Our team can match your travel dates to the best available routing.

Why Book Your Bali Tour from Delhi with WanderOn

1. Departures Timed to North India's Holiday Periods

Packages are scheduled around North India's holiday periods, including summer school holidays, Dussehra and Diwali breaks, and the Christmas and New Year window. Airfares climb sharply in these weeks, so flights and seats on our Bali group tour packages are secured well ahead of the rush, and the package price is fixed at the time of booking. A Bali trip from Delhi during peak dates keeps the same itinerary, hotels and transfers, without a last-minute fare jump.

2. Planning Around Delhi's Winter Fog and Summer Heat

Delhi winter fog can delay morning departures from December to January. For those dates, the team plans buffer days or a later flight so the hotel and ferry bookings in Bali are not lost. Bali's dry season runs from April to October, which overlaps with Delhi's peak summer, so packages for May and June are built around that heat escape, with beach and Ubud days.

3. Pre-Departure Assistance and a Trip Captain on the Ground

A Bali, Indonesia, package from Delhi includes help with the e-VOA and tourist levy before departure, and the team shares a pre-departure briefing in Hindi and English. Once you land, a trip captain stays with the group and handles questions through the trip.