Bali Tour Packages from Mumbai
When Mumbai is under monsoon cloud, Bali is in its sunniest months – private Bali holidays from Sahar planned around the IndiGo through-flight or a Singapore or Kuala Lumpur stopover, with villas, entry paperwork and vegetarian meals in one plan.
Mumbai travellers who look up Bali flights are often told there is no direct option. That is only half true. As of November 2026 IndiGo runs a daily flight from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport to Denpasar under a single flight number; it stops at Chennai on the way, but you stay on the same aircraft and your bags go through to Bali. Alongside it, Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Thai Airways and the low-cost carriers sell one-stop routings through Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok. The choice decides when you land and whether Singapore can fit in on the way back.
The other thing that sets Mumbai apart is the calendar. June to September, when the city is soaked and the Western Express Highway floods, is Bali's driest and clearest season. This page is for travellers from Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai and the Vasai–Virar belt. It gives indicative package costs without airfare, compares the Mumbai routings, sets out three itineraries built on real arrival times, maps the Maharashtra school and festival calendar for 2026–27 onto Bali's weather, and is honest about Gujarati, Marwari, Jain and Maharashtrian food on the island. Your trip is planned by our team in Ahmedabad and booked on WhatsApp or phone; we have no Mumbai office. Every holiday is private, with your own car and English-speaking driver.
Updated November 2026 by the Vibrant Holidays team, Ahmedabad.
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Bali package cost from Mumbai (2026–27)
Today there are 24 Bali packages on sale, starting at ₹10,999 per person. The ranges below are per person with two sharing, excluding flights from Mumbai, the visa and the levy. They cover villas or hotels with breakfast, a private air-conditioned car with driver for airport runs and sightseeing days, and the touring named in each row – usually the Ubud day, Uluwatu with the Kecak dance, Tanah Lot and a Nusa Penida boat day.
| Plan | Standard (3★ or shared-pool villa) | Deluxe (4★ or 1-bed private pool villa) | Premium (5★ or luxury villa) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 nights: Seminyak 2 + Ubud 2 (long weekend plus two days' leave) | ₹22,000 – 28,000 | ₹32,000 – 42,000 | ₹55,000 – 85,000 |
| 5 nights: Jimbaran 2 + Ubud 3 (honeymoon) | ₹27,000 – 34,000 | ₹38,000 – 50,000 | ₹65,000 – 1,00,000 |
| 6 nights: Nusa Dua 3 + Ubud 3 (family, summer or monsoon break) | ₹31,000 – 39,000 | ₹44,000 – 58,000 | ₹75,000 – 1,15,000 |
| 7 nights: Bali 5 + Singapore 2 on the way home | ₹52,000 – 66,000 | ₹70,000 – 90,000 | ₹1,20,000 – 1,75,000 |
Return airfare from Mumbai: as of November 2026, economy returns to Denpasar are usually about ₹28,000 – 45,000 per person when booked six to eight weeks ahead, whether on IndiGo or a one-stop through Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Bangkok. Singapore Airlines tends to sit at the upper end with meals and bags included. Diwali week, Christmas–New Year and the May vacation often push fares to about ₹45,000 – 65,000. A Singapore stopover usually adds little to the ticket but needs a Singapore visa, priced in the table above.
Entry costs per person: the e-VOA or visa on arrival (IDR 500,000, about ₹2,700) and the Bali levy (IDR 150,000, about ₹800) appear as separate lines on our quote. For food, tips and pocket money as well, our Bali trip cost guide gives a full budget.
Usually paid locally: temple tickets, the jungle swing, Mount Batur trek, Waterbom, spas, beach-club spends, meals outside the plan and the driver's tip – each estimated on your quote.
Flights from Mumbai to Bali: the through-flight and the one-stops
Schedules below are as of November 2026 and change with each airline season; we confirm the live timetable for your dates before quoting.
| Routing from CSMIA T2 | Airline(s) | Typical total time | Lands in Bali | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mumbai → Chennai → Denpasar, same flight number | IndiGo, daily | About 9–10 h including the Chennai stop | Afternoon or early evening, by schedule week | Families who want one booking and bags checked through |
| Mumbai → Singapore → Denpasar | Singapore Airlines; also Air India or IndiGo to Singapore with a connecting airline | About 10–13 h | Late morning or afternoon after an overnight first leg | Comfort, and anyone adding Singapore nights |
| Mumbai → Kuala Lumpur → Denpasar | Malaysia Airlines, Batik Air, AirAsia | About 10–14 h | Varies | Lower fares; a Kuala Lumpur stopover without a visa |
| Mumbai → Bangkok → Denpasar | Thai Airways, Thai AirAsia | About 11–14 h | Varies | Bali with a Bangkok weekend |
- The IndiGo flight: it is an A320neo, a narrow-body aircraft, so seats are standard economy with no lie-flat option. The Chennai stop takes roughly 40 minutes and you normally stay on board or close to the gate. The return leaves Bali in the evening and reaches Mumbai after 1 am, so plan the drive home or a short airport-hotel stay before you book.
- The promised non-stop: IndiGo filed plans to fly Mumbai–Denpasar non-stop on its longer-range A321XLR from 1 January 2027, in about 7½ hours. Later schedule reports pushed that start back to late March 2027 at the earliest. We will not sell it until it is in the live timetable.
- Singapore Airlines: the overnight Mumbai–Singapore flight lands at Changi early morning and a short connection gets you to Bali by midday. Staying airside at Changi needs no visa; leaving the airport for a stopover does.
- Getting to T2: Metro Line 3 (the Aqua Line) has a station at Terminal 2, convenient from south Mumbai, Worli or BKC for a daytime flight with light bags. For a pre-dawn IndiGo departure, take a cab: allow about 45 minutes from Bandra, an hour or more from Thane, Borivali or Vashi. In the monsoon, add an hour and avoid anything that depends on a precise arrival time.
- Baggage: IndiGo international fares include a checked bag; Batik, AirAsia and Thai AirAsia often do not, so we add it at booking.
e-VOA, tourist levy and arrival card (as of November 2026)
- Visa on arrival or e-VOA: 30 days, extendable once by 30 days. The fee in force when we checked is IDR 500,000. In August 2026 Indonesian immigration announced higher fees – IDR 750,000 for the online e-VOA and IDR 1,000,000 at the airport counter – without a confirmed start date, so applying online is likely to be the cheaper route either way. We prepare and submit the e-VOA with your passport scan and photo; approval is at the discretion of Indonesian immigration, and we quote the fee that applies on your travel date.
- Bali tourist levy: IDR 150,000 per person, paid on the official Love Bali portal or at the airport. Keep the QR code on your phone.
- All Indonesia arrival card: free, filled online within three days before landing. Look-alike websites charge for it; the official one does not.
Your passport needs six months of validity and a blank page. If you are flying via Singapore and only changing planes, you do not need a Singapore visa; if you want to leave the airport, see our Singapore visa guide. The step-by-step Bali process is on our Bali visa guide for Indians.
Three Bali itineraries built on Mumbai flight times
5 nights / 6 days – honeymoon on the IndiGo flight (evening landing, evening return)
- Day 1: Board at Sahar, change nothing at Chennai, land at Ngurah Rai in the afternoon or early evening. The driver takes you 20 minutes to a Jimbaran villa; dinner on the beach, where the grill does corn, vegetables and paneer-style tofu alongside the seafood.
- Day 2: Late breakfast, then the Bukit cliffs: Padang Padang beach, a couple spa, Uluwatu temple and the Kecak dance at sunset.
- Day 3: Fast boat from Sanur to Nusa Penida – Kelingking viewpoint, Broken Beach and Angel's Billabong – back by early evening.
- Day 4: Drive to Ubud via Tegenungan waterfall and Celuk silver village; check in to a private pool villa facing the paddy fields.
- Day 5: Floating breakfast, Tegalalang terraces before the crowds, Tirta Empul spring temple, the swing, Ubud market in the afternoon.
- Day 6: Because the flight back leaves in the evening, the last day is a full one: late check-out, a cooking class or Tanah Lot on the way, airport by late afternoon, home in Mumbai after midnight.
6 nights / 7 days – family monsoon break via Singapore
- Day 1: Overnight Singapore Airlines flight from Mumbai, connection at Changi, land in Bali around midday. Twenty minutes to a Nusa Dua resort with a kids' club and a calm, swimmable beach.
- Day 2: Glass-bottom boat to Turtle Island and banana-boat rides at Tanjung Benoa; Garuda Wisnu Kencana park in the evening.
- Day 3: Waterbom in Kuta – the day the children remember – with an Indian dinner in Kuta afterwards.
- Day 4: Bali Safari and Marine Park on the way to Ubud; family villa with a pool.
- Day 5: Monkey Forest, Ubud Palace and a Barong dance; rice terraces in the late afternoon light.
- Day 6: Kintamani volcano view with lunch; pool time.
- Day 7: Fly back via Singapore – a plan that fits the Ganeshotsav week or a July–August break.
7 nights / 8 days – Bali and Singapore for couples or friends
- Days 1–2 – Seminyak: arrive on either routing; beach clubs, boutiques, Tanah Lot at sunset.
- Day 3 – Nusa Penida: stay a night on the island to see both the west-coast cliffs and Diamond Beach on the quieter east side.
- Days 4–5 – Ubud: Mount Batur sunrise trek for the energetic, Ayung rafting, Campuhan ridge walk.
- Day 6 – to Singapore: 2½-hour flight; Gardens by the Bay light show in the evening.
- Day 7 – Singapore: Sentosa or Universal Studios; dinner in Little India.
- Day 8: Non-stop Singapore–Mumbai, landing in the evening rather than after midnight.
Every plan is private and customised: your own car and driver for up to about 10 hours a day. Two or three Mumbai families travelling together go as a private group on their own dates, often in a three- or four-bedroom pool villa with a kitchen.
The monsoon swap: Bali month by month against the Mumbai calendar
Mumbai's wettest months are Bali's driest, so a monsoon holiday that would be a washout in Lonavala or Goa works well in Bali. The reverse also holds: when Mumbai is most pleasant, in December and January, Bali is wet. School dates differ between state-board, CBSE, ICSE and IB schools, so check your circular before we hold seats.
| Month | Bali weather | Mumbai calendar (2026–27) | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| December | Wet; Christmas–New Year rush | Christmas falls on a Friday in 2026 | Peak fares from about 20 December; book now |
| January | Heavy afternoon rain, humid, 24–31°C | Republic Day is a Tuesday in 2027 – take Monday off | Honeymoons with a flexible boat day |
| February | Wettest month | Exam season | Lowest villa rates |
| March | Showers easing; Nyepi closes the island and airport for 24 hours | Holi and Good Friday weekends | Shoulder value; check the Nyepi date |
| April | Dry season starts, still green | Gudi Padwa | Excellent all-round |
| May | Dry, 23–30°C, calm seas | Summer vacation from early May; Maharashtra Day on 1 May | The best family window; book by February |
| June | Dry, pleasant evenings | Schools reopen mid-June; monsoon arrives | Escape the first monsoon weeks |
| July – August | Driest and busiest | Full monsoon | Ideal for couples; book villas by April |
| September | Dry and sunny, fewer crowds | Ganeshotsav, late August or September by the calendar | Best-value dry month; leave after your visarjan |
| October | Mostly dry, some late showers | Diwali falls on 29 October in 2027 | Good weather; Diwali-week fares rise, book by July |
| November | Wet season starts | Post-Diwali lull | Cheaper; plan mornings for sightseeing |
Monsoon flights: on very heavy rain days, departures at T2 can be held or diverted, so we avoid tight onward plans on the day you fly out. Travel insurance is worth having for June–September departures.
For working couples: a Thursday-night or Friday departure plus two days of leave around Republic Day, Good Friday or Maharashtra Day gives four nights in Bali – enough for Seminyak and Ubud, with Nusa Penida as a day trip rather than a night.
Gujarati, Marwari, Jain and Maharashtrian food in Bali
Mumbai sends a wider mix of eaters to Bali than most cities, and the island suits some of them better than others.
- Gujarati and Marwari vegetarian: Kuta, Legian, Seminyak and Nusa Dua have Indian restaurants, mostly North Indian, that will make dal, sabzi, jeera rice and rotis. A full Gujarati thali is rare, and sweet-and-sour dal will need explaining. Many families carry thepla, khakhra and methi puri for the first two days.
- Jain: the hardest diet to manage. Onion, garlic and potatoes are in almost every local and Indian kitchen. Indian restaurants and larger resorts can manage with notice; for strict Jain families a private villa with a cook briefed in writing works best, and we confirm the arrangement before you pay.
- Maharashtrian: varan-bhaat or poha is possible on request at an Indian restaurant, not on a menu. Balinese food is milder than Malvani or Kolhapuri cooking; ask for sambal matah on the side.
- Seafood: fish-eaters do well – Jimbaran's beach grills and Balinese fish in banana leaf.
- Halal: Bali is Hindu-majority and pork is common in local food, but Muslim-run warungs, Indian and Middle Eastern restaurants in Kuta and Denpasar serve halal food. Bohra and other Muslim families should ask us for a list before travel.
- Ordering vegetarian: say "tanpa daging" (no meat) and ask for no terasi, the shrimp paste used in many sambals. Gado-gado, tempeh, tofu and vegetable fried rice are easy in Ubud, which is full of vegetarian cafés.
Practical notes: roughly 185–195 rupiah to the rupee, so use bank ATMs; avoid renting scooters, as most Indian licences are not valid there; and if you land after 1 am, keep the cab home pre-booked or take an airport-hotel room near Sahar.
Why Mumbai travellers book Bali with Vibrant Holidays
- Remote planning, stated plainly: our team of about 18 works from C G Road in Ahmedabad, Monday to Saturday, and has planned holidays for 11 years. There is no Mumbai office; you plan on WhatsApp, phone or a video call and receive the itinerary, vouchers and invoice as PDFs.
- Routings compared honestly: the IndiGo through-flight against Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok one-stops, with bags, arrival time and the after-midnight return weighed, not just the fare.
- Entry paperwork with the package: we prepare and submit your e-VOA and, for stopovers, the Singapore visa; approval is at each authority's discretion.
- Food requests in writing: vegetarian, Jain, halal and no-onion-garlic notes go to every hotel and are printed on your vouchers.
- 24×7 help during the trip through our Bali ground partner for boat cancellations, weather changes and driver issues. IATA-accredited; member of TAAI, TAFI, ADTOI and IATO; recognised by the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India.
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How much does a Bali tour package from Mumbai cost?
Our Bali packages currently start at ₹10,999 per person for 3 nights. Most of our Bali packages fall between ₹26,999 and ₹55,000 per person. The final cost depends on the travel month, hotel category, number of travellers and whether flights from Mumbai are added. Open any package below to see exactly what is included, or ask us for a quote with flights.
Is there a direct flight from Mumbai to Bali?
Not a non-stop, as of November 2026. IndiGo flies daily from Mumbai to Denpasar on one flight number with a stop at Chennai, so you keep the same aircraft and your bags go through. Everything else connects in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Bangkok. IndiGo plans a true non-stop in 2027, but the start date has already moved once.
How long is the flight from Mumbai to Bali?
About 9 to 10 hours on the IndiGo flight including the Chennai stop, and about 10 to 14 hours on one-stop routings, depending on the layover. Bali is 2½ hours ahead of Mumbai, so the clock moves forward on the way out and you gain the time back on the way home.
Which is better from Mumbai: IndiGo via Chennai or Singapore Airlines via Singapore?
IndiGo is simpler: one booking, one aircraft and usually a lower fare, but a narrow-body seat and a return into Mumbai after 1 am. Singapore Airlines costs more, includes meals and bags, uses wide-body aircraft on the long leg and lets you add Singapore nights. Families with young children often prefer Singapore Airlines.
Can I fly to Bali from Navi Mumbai airport?
Not as of November 2026. Navi Mumbai International is adding international routes in phases, but none of the Bali routings starts there yet. Travellers from Navi Mumbai, Panvel and Kharghar still fly from Terminal 2 at Sahar. We check Navi Mumbai options again whenever we quote.
Is Bali a good monsoon holiday from Mumbai?
Yes, one of the best. June to September is Bali's dry season, with sunny days, cooler evenings and calm seas for the Nusa Penida boat, while Mumbai is under heavy rain. July and August are Bali's busiest months, so book villas by April. Allow extra time to reach T2 in the rain.
What do Indians need to enter Bali?
As of November 2026: an e-VOA or visa on arrival for IDR 500,000, valid 30 days; the Bali levy of IDR 150,000; and the free All Indonesia arrival card. Indonesia has announced a fee rise without a start date. We prepare and submit the e-VOA; approval is at Indonesian immigration's discretion.
Do I need a Singapore visa if I fly to Bali via Singapore?
Not if you only change planes at Changi and stay airside on a connecting ticket. If you want to leave the airport, even for one night, you need a Singapore visa arranged before travel through an authorised agent. We prepare and submit it with your package; approval is at Singapore's discretion.
Will Jain food be available in Bali?
Only with planning. Onion, garlic and potatoes are in most local and Indian cooking. Indian restaurants in Kuta and Seminyak and larger resorts can prepare Jain meals with notice, and a private villa cook briefed in writing is the most reliable option. Many Mumbai Jain families also carry khakhra, thepla and ready mixes.
How many nights should we plan for Bali from Mumbai?
Five nights suits a honeymoon on the IndiGo flight, because its evening return keeps the last day usable. Six nights is better for families. Seven nights lets you stay a night on Nusa Penida, or add two nights in Singapore or Kuala Lumpur on the way home.
Is Bali good for a Diwali vacation from Mumbai?
It depends on the year. When Diwali falls in late October, as it does in 2027, Bali is still mostly dry. In a November Diwali year the wet season is starting, with warm mornings and afternoon showers. Mumbai fares rise sharply for Diwali week, so book by July.
Do you have an office in Mumbai?
No. Vibrant Holidays is based on C G Road, Ahmedabad, and has planned holidays for 11 years. Mumbai clients plan with us on WhatsApp or phone, pay online and receive tickets, the e-VOA, vouchers and invoice as PDFs. During the trip, our 24x7 line and Bali ground partner handle any changes.
