How much does a trip to Bali cost
A week in Bali runs roughly $213–$1368 per person, excluding flights.
Accommodation
Hostel / GuesthouseBudget
3-4★ HotelMid
5★ Luxury SuiteComfort
Indicative price — see live rates via the link.
Tours & Activities
Popular tickets, guided tours, and experiences to book online.
TourBali Mount Batur Private Sunrise Jeep Tour & Hot Spring
Ride a 4x4 jeep up Mount Batur for a spectacular sunrise, then relax in natural hot springs, with hotel pickup included
Day TripUbud Full-Day All-Inclusive Highlights Tour
See the best of Ubud in one day — Monkey Forest, rice terraces, temples and waterfalls — with all-inclusive transfers and a 4.9-rated guide
Day TripBedugul Highlands Day Tour with Handara Gate
Pose at the iconic Handara Gate — the famous 'Gates of Bali' — and explore the misty Bedugul resort highlands with the Old Giant Tree and mountain lakes
Day TripNusa Lembongan Manta Snorkeling, Mangrove & Island Tour
Swim with manta rays, glide through mangrove forests and explore Nusa Lembongan island on a small-group day trip from Bali
Mobile internet (eSIM)
The easiest way to stay online in Bali is an eSIM — activated right on your phone, no local SIM needed.
Prices on the ground
For public transit in Bali, it's smart to use a contactless e-wallet for seamless payments on buses. Always validate your ticket before boarding to avoid fines, and consider a day pass if you plan multiple journeys; it's budget-friendly at around $5. Ensure you’re informed about your routes!
Total budget range
| Backpacker | Mid-range | Comfort | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Food | $70 | $210 | $560 |
| Transit | $35 | $35 | $35 |
| Stay | $105 | $280 | $770 |
| eSIM | $3 | $3 | $3 |
| Total per person | $213 | $528 | $1368 |
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What’s next
- Itinerary
- Trip budgets for nearby cities
FAQ
- How much money to bring to Bali for a week?
- A week in Bali costs roughly $213–$1368 per person, excluding flights.
- Is food and transit expensive in Bali?
- Food runs $10–$80 a day and city transit about $5. For public transit in Bali, it's smart to use a contactless e-wallet for seamless payments on buses. Always validate your ticket before boarding to avoid fines, and consider a day pass if you plan multiple journeys; it's budget-friendly at around $5. Ensure you’re informed about your routes!