Southeast Asia
Discover Bali – Indonesia
Bali is a dream honeymoon and a wonderful family holiday. Hindu culture shapes daily life here — temples, offerings and dance are everywhere — set against green rice terraces, volcanoes and beaches.
We plan Bali packages with private-pool villas or resorts, private sightseeing with a driver-guide and day trips to the islands.
Popular attractions
Ubud
Tegalalang rice terraces, Monkey Forest, art markets and the Bali swing.
Tanah Lot
Sea temple on a rock, famous at sunset.
Uluwatu
Cliff-top temple and the Kecak fire dance.
Kintamani
Views of Mount Batur and its crater lake.
Nusa Penida
Kelingking Beach and dramatic coastal cliffs.
Seminyak & Kuta
Beaches, cafés and sunsets.
Best time to visit
Sunny days; the best time for sightseeing.
Tropical showers, lush scenery and better hotel rates.
Book well in advance.
Suggested experiences
- Kecak dance at Uluwatu
- Bali swing over the jungle
- Nusa Penida day trip
- Private-pool villa stay
- Mount Batur sunrise trek
- Balinese spa
Suggested itinerary
Indicative plan for reference only. Your final itinerary, hotels and price are customised to your dates and preferences.
- Day
1Arrive Bali
Transfer to your hotel; evening at leisure.
- Day
2Kintamani & Ubud
Mount Batur views, coffee plantation, rice terraces and Ubud market.
- Day
3Nusa Penida
Full-day island tour.
- Day
4Tanah Lot & Uluwatu
Temples, sunset and the Kecak dance.
- Day
5Leisure day
Beach, spa or water sports.
- Day
6Departure
Transfer to Denpasar airport.
Stay & transport
Accommodation
Choose resorts by the beach, private-pool villas in Ubud or Seminyak, or a split stay. We shortlist hotels in well-located areas to suit your budget — standard, premium or luxury — with breakfast or meal plans. Family rooms, interconnecting rooms and Indian/vegetarian meal options can be requested.
Getting there & around
Flights reach Bali (Denpasar) via hubs such as Singapore or Kuala Lumpur. On the island, sightseeing is by private car with a driver.
Visa assistance
Indonesia has offered visa-on-arrival and e-visa options for Indian passport holders; a tourist levy may also apply in Bali. Entry rules for Indian passport holders change from time to time. When you enquire, we share the current document checklist and help you prepare your application. Passports should generally be valid for at least six months from your date of travel.
Disclaimer: Visa approval is solely at the discretion of the relevant embassy, consulate or immigration authority. Shravani Tours & Travels provides documentation guidance only and cannot guarantee approval or processing times. Rules change often — always check the latest requirements before travel.