5 Days in Bali Travel Budget: Daily Budget Breakdown You Must See Before Booking!

Understanding the Bali Travel Budget cost for a 5-day vacation helps travelers budget effectively for one of Southeast Asia’s most popular destinations. According to current tourism data and verified pricing information, a 5-day Bali travel budget ranges from approximately $175-575 for ultra-budget travelers to $2,850-4,750 for luxury seekers, depending on accommodation choices, dining preferences, and activity selections.

This comprehensive guide breaks down daily expenses across all major categories, including lodging, food, transportation, attractions, and additional fees for 2026. Bali offers exceptional flexibility, accommodating diverse budgets while maintaining world-class experiences, pristine beaches, rich cultural heritage, and outstanding value compared to most Western destinations.

Understanding Bali’s 2026 Pricing Structure

Bali’s pricing in 2026 reflects continued post-pandemic recovery with moderate increases from previous years. According to tourism industry data, accommodation prices have risen substantially since 2020, particularly in popular areas like Seminyak, Canggu, and Ubud. However, Bali remains significantly more affordable than comparable beach destinations in Europe, Australia, or North America.

The Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) exchange rate as of early 2026 averages approximately 16,200 IDR = 1 USD, creating favorable conditions for travelers from Western countries, Australia, and Europe. This exchange rate, combined with relatively low local living costs, maintains Bali’s reputation as an affordable luxury destination where travelers can experience high-quality accommodations, excellent dining, and world-class attractions at accessible prices.

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Regional Price Variations

South Bali areas, including Seminyak, Canggu, and Uluwatu,u command premium pricing due to beach proximity and tourist infrastructure. Ubud in central Bali offers mid-range pricing with cultural attractions and rice terrace views. East Bali, West Bali, and North Bali maintain the most affordable rates with fewer tourists and more authentic local experiences.

Mandatory Entry Fees and Tourist Levy

Before examining daily costs, travelers must account for mandatory entry fees when budgeting for Bali in 2026.

• Bali Tourist Levy: All international visitors must pay the Bali Tourist Levy of IDR 150,000 (approximately $9-10 USD) per person, effective since February 2024. This one-time fee per entry supports environmental conservation and cultural preservation efforts. Payment can be completed online before arrival through the official Love Bali website (lovebali.baliprov.go.id) or at airport counters upon arrival, though advance online payment expedites the arrival process.
• Visa Requirements: Many nationalities, including the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, and most European countries, can obtain a Visa on Arrival (VoA) costing IDR 500,000 (approximately $30 USD) for 30-day stays extendable once for an additional 30 days. Some nationalities receive visa-free entry for shorter periods. Always verify specific requirements based on nationality through official Indonesian immigration resources.
• Total Mandatory Entry Costs: Budget approximately $40-50 per person for combined tourist levy and visa fees before calculating accommodation, food, and activity expenses.

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Accommodation Costs for 5 Days

Lodging represents the largest variable in Bali trip cost, with prices ranging dramatically based on location, season, and quality level.

• Budget Accommodation ($10-25 per night)

Budget travelers can secure hostel dormitory beds from $10-15 per night or basic private rooms from $20-25 nightly. According to 2026 pricing data, budget hotels and homestays in areas like Deira, Kuta, and less touristy regions offer clean, air-conditioned rooms with essential amenities starting from approximately $10-15 during off-peak periods and $20 during high season.

Popular budget neighborhoods include Kuta (closest to the airport with basic beach access), Sanur (quieter, family-friendly area), and outer Canggu. Hostels in Seminyak and Ubud cost slightly more due to prime locations, but maintain budget-friendly pricing under $25 nightly for private rooms.

5-Day Budget Accommodation Total: $50-125

• Mid-Range Accommodation ($30-80 per night)

Mid-range hotels, guesthouses, and boutique properties typically cost $30-80 per night, depending on location and season. Three-star hotels average approximately $44 per night according to booking platform data, while well-appointed guesthouses with pools and breakfast range from $40-60 nightly.

Areas like Sanur, Ubud, and outer Seminyak offer excellent mid-range value with comfortable rooms, swimming pools, helpful staff, and often complimentary breakfast. Properties in Canggu and central Ubud command premium mid-range pricing around $60-80 nightly but deliver exceptional amenities and locations.

5-Day Mid-Range Accommodation Total: $150-400

• Comfortable Accommodation ($80-150 per night)

Comfortable four-star properties with superior facilities cost $80-150 nightly. According to recent hotel pricing analysis, four-star hotels average approximately $77 per night though premium locations increase costs. Properties in this category feature spacious rooms, quality pools, on-site restaurants, spa facilities, and prime locations.

Beachfront Seminyak, cliffside Uluwatu, and rice terrace Ubud properties deliver exceptional value in this range with stunning settings, personalized service, and high-quality amenities unavailable at lower price points.

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5-Day Comfortable Accommodation Total: $400-750

• Luxury Accommodation ($150-300+ per night)

Luxury five-star resorts and private villas range from $150-300+ per night, with ultra-luxury properties exceeding $1,000 nightly. Five-star hotels average approximately $209 per night according to booking data. Premium villas with private pools in Seminyak, Canggu, or Ubud cost $200-400 nightly, while iconic properties like Ayana Resort, The St. Regis, or Four Seasons command premium rates.

Private villas have expanded dramatically in recent years, particularly in Canggu, Pererenan, and Seseh areas, offering exceptional value for groups or families seeking luxury at lower per-person costs than hotel rooms.

5-Day Luxury Accommodation Total: $750-1,500+

Seasonal Pricing Impact

High season (July-September, December-January, Easter holidays) sees prices increase 30-50% across all accommodation categories. Mid and low seasons offer substantially better rates with discounts of 30-50% common. Booking accommodations directly with properties occasionally yields better rates than third-party platforms, particularly for extended stays.

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Food and Dining Costs

Bali’s diverse culinary scene accommodates every budget, from street food and local warungs to international cafes and fine dining establishments.

• Budget Dining ($5-15 per day)

Budget-conscious travelers eating primarily at warungs (small family-run restaurants) and street vendors can manage approximately $5-15 daily. According to current pricing data, warung meals cost IDR 15,000-50,000 ($1-3 USD) for complete dishes including rice, vegetables, protein, and a drink.

Popular warung dishes,s including nasi goreng (fried rice), mie goreng (fried noodles), nasi campur (mixed rice), and babi guling (suckling pig), provide authentic flavors at exceptional value. Street food vendors offer satay, bakso (meatball soup), and various snacks for IDR 10,000-30,000 ($0.70-2 USD) per serving.

Supermarkets like Carrefour, Lulu Hypermarket, and local markets provide fresh produce, snacks, and basic groceries at local prices for travelers preparing some meals. Bottled water costs approximately IDR 5,000-10,000 ($0.30-0.70), though refill stations reduce costs further.

5-Day Budget Food Total: $25-75

• Mid-Range Dining ($15-35 per day)

Mid-range dining at casual cafes, international restaurants, and mixed warung/restaurant meals costs approximately $15-35 daily. Casual restaurants and cafes serving Indonesian and international cuisines charge IDR 100,000-250,000 ($7-16 USD) for main dishes according to recent pricing surveys.

Popular mid-range areas, including Seminyak, Canggu, and Ubud, feature countless cafes serving breakfast bowls (IDR 80,000-120,000 / $5-8), sandwiches, pasta, burgers, and international fare. Coffee at trendy cafes costs IDR 30,000-50,000 ($2-3) while fresh juices range IDR 25,000-50,000 ($1.50-3).

Mixing warung meals for breakfast or lunch with nicer restaurant dinners optimizes both budget and dining experiences, allowing travelers to enjoy local authenticity while occasionally indulging in upscale venues.

5-Day Mid-Range Food Total: $75-175

• Comfortable Dining ($35-60 per day)

Comfortable dining primarily at established restaurants, beach clubs, and occasional fine dining costs approximately $35-60 daily. Beach clubs like Finns, Potato Head, or Single Fin charge IDR 100,000-300,000 ($7-20) per main course, with premium locations commanding higher prices.

Hotel restaurants typically charge 50-100% more than independent establishments but deliver consistent quality, air-conditioned comfort, and professional service. A meal with drinks at mid-to-upper restaurants averages IDR 200,000-400,000 ($12-25) per person.

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5-Day Comfortable Food Total: $175-300

Fine Dining ($60-120+ per day)

Fine dining experiences at high-end restaurants, hotel venues, and celebrity chef establishments cost $60-120+ daily. According to restaurant pricing data, fine dining tasting menus range from IDR 1,200,000-1,700,000 ($75-105) per person before beverages.

Restaurants like Locavore, Apéritif, Mozaic, and other award-winning establishments deliver world-class culinary experiences at prices substantially below comparable Western venues. Multi-course meals at signature restaurants cost IDR 400,000+ ($25+) per person, with exceptional venues exceeding IDR 2,000,000 ($125+).

5-Day Fine Dining Total: $300-600+

Beverage Costs

Small Bintang beer costs approximately IDR 25,000-40,000 ($1.50-2.50) at warungs and restaurants. Cocktails range from IDR 90,000-150,000 ($5.50-9) at beach clubs and bars. Non-alcoholic beverages, including soft drinks (IDR 10,000-25,000), coffee (IDR 15,000-50,000), and fresh juices (IDR 25,000-50,000), remain affordable throughout the island.

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Transportation Costs

Bali’s transportation options range from economical scooter rentals to private drivers and ride-hailing services.

• Scooter Rental

Scooter rental represents the most economical and flexible transportation option at IDR 50,000-80,000 ($3-5) per day. According to current rental data, basic scooters cost IDR 60,000-80,000 while premium models (Vespa, NMax) range IDR 100,000-150,000 ($6-10) daily, including insurance and maintenance.

International driving permits are officially required,d though enforcement varies. Helmet laws apply with fines for violations. Fuel costs remain low, with a full tank costing approximately IDR 20,000-40,000 ($1.25-2.50). Scooters suit confident riders comfortable navigating Bali traffic; areas like Canggu and Seminyak feature particularly dense, chaotic traffic.

5-Day Scooter Rental Total: $15-50 (including fuel)

• Grab/Gojek (Ride-Hailing)

Grab and Gojek apps provide convenient, affordable ride-hailing with fixed prices displayed before booking. According to current pricing, typical short trips cost IDR 15,000-30,000 ($1-2), mid-range journeys IDR 30,000-60,000 ($2-4), and longer cross-island trips IDR 80,000-150,000 ($5-10).

Some tourist areas restrict ride-hailing pickups due to local taxi associations. Drivers occasionally request cancellation or cash payment to avoid app fees. Despite occasional complications, ride-hailing apps offer reliable, affordable transport throughout most areas.

5-Day Grab/Gojek Estimate (moderate use): $25-60

• Private Driver

Hiring private drivers for full-day tours costs approximately IDR 500,000-700,000 ($30-45), covering 8-10 hours including fuel for up to 4-5 passengers. Drivers provide air-conditioned vehicles, local knowledge, photo assistance, and restaurant recommendations, creating comfortable, efficient sightseeing experiences.

Full-day driver services suit groups splitting costs or travelers preferring comfortable, hassle-free transport. Most accommodations connect guests with reliable drivers, or visitors can arrange services through travel platforms.

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5-Day Private Driver Estimate (2 full days): $60-90

• Taxi Services

Bluebird Taxis operate on meters with fair rates, though availability has decreased with ride-hailing apps. Airport taxis charge fixed rates to major destinations (approximately IDR 150,000-250,000 / $9-16 depending on location). Hotel taxis typically cost more than app-based alternatives.

5-Day Transportation Budget Summary:

• Ultra-budget (scooter only): $15-25
• Budget (scooter + occasional Grab): $30-50
• Mid-range (mix of Grab and driver): $50-100
• Comfortable (primarily drivers and Grab): $80-150

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Attraction and Activity Costs

Bali offers diverse attractions from free beaches and temples to paid cultural sites and adventure activities.

Temple Entrance Fees: Major temple entrance fees for international visitors in 2026 include:

• Uluwatu Temple: IDR 50,000 ($3) adults
• Tanah Lot Temple: IDR 75,000 ($4.60) adults
• Tirta Empul (Holy Spring): IDR 50,000 ($3) adults
• Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave): IDR 50,000 ($3) adults
• Ulun Danu Beratan Temple: Increasing to approximately IDR 87,500 ($5.40) from July 2026

Cultural Attractions

• Ubud Monkey Forest: IDR 100,000-120,000 ($6-7.50) weekday/weekend
• Tegallalang Rice Terraces: IDR 20,000-50,000 ($1.25-3) including donations
• Handara Gate: IDR 50,000 ($3) for international visitors
• Waterfall entrances: Generally IDR 10,000-30,000 ($0.60-2)

Adventure Activities: Popular activities and approximate costs include:

• Mount Batur sunrise trek: $30-50 per person
• White water rafting: $25-45 per person
• Snorkeling day trips (Nusa Penida, Amed): $35-70 per person
• Scuba diving (2 dives): $70-120 per person
• ATV rides: $30-60 per person
• Surfing lessons: $25-50 per session

Spa and Wellness: Traditional Balinese massages range from IDR 100,000-200,000 ($6-12) for 60-90 minutes at local spas. Luxury spa treatments at high-end resorts cost IDR 500,000-1,500,000 ($30-95) per treatment. Yoga classes average IDR 120,000-200,000 ($7-12) per session.

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Free Attractions: Numerous excellent free attractions include:

• All public beaches (Kuta, Seminyak, Sanur, Nusa Dua, Uluwatu)
• Sunset viewing locations
• Many temples with minimal donations
• Rice terrace viewings (though some request small donations)
• Markets and shopping districts
• Traditional village exploration

5-Day Activity Budget Estimates:

• Budget (2-3 temples, free attractions, 1 modest activity): $20-40
• Mid-range (multiple temples, 2-3 activities, massage): $80-150
• Comfortable (various activities, spa treatments, tours): $200-350
• Luxury (premium tours, private guides, luxury experiences): $400-700+

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Complete 5-Day Budget Breakdown

Based on comprehensive 2026 pricing data, here’s the complete cost breakdown per person for 5 days in Bali:

Category	Ultra-Budget	Budget	Mid-Range	Comfortable	Luxury
Accommodation (5 nights)	$50-75	$100-150	$200-350	$400-750	$900-1,500+
Food (5 days)	$25-50	$50-90	$100-175	$175-280	$350-600
Transportation (5 days)	$15-25	$30-50	$50-100	$80-150	$150-250
Activities (5 days)	$10-30	$30-60	$80-150	$150-300	$300-700
Entry Fees (visa + levy)	$40	$40	$40	$40	$40
Miscellaneous (10%)	$15-20	$25-40	$50-85	$85-150	$175-310
TOTAL PER PERSON	$155-240	$275-430	$520-900	$930-1,670	$1,915-3,360+

Note: These estimates exclude international flights, travel insurance, shopping, and excessive alcohol consumption, which vary dramatically by individual preferences.

Couple Costs

For couples sharing double rooms, per-person accommodation costs decrease while other expenses remain similar:

• Ultra-Budget Couple: $280-420 total ($140-210 per person)
• Budget Couple: $450-710 total ($225-355 per person)
• Mid-Range Couple: $840-1,450 total ($420-725 per person)
• Comfortable Couple: $1,510-2,670 total ($755-1,335 per person)
• Luxury Couple: $3,025-5,320+ total ($1,513-2,660+ per person)

Money-Saving Strategies

• Book Accommodation Strategically: Advance booking 1-2 months ahead secures better rates, particularly during peak seasons. Consider staying in less touristy areas like East Bali, Sanur, or outer Canggu with excellent transport access to popular destinations. Many properties offer significant discounts for stays of 5+ nights.
• Eat Like Locals: Prioritizing warungs for most meals dramatically reduces food expenses while providing authentic Balinese culinary experiences. Mixing affordable warung breakfasts and lunches with occasional nicer dinners balances budget and experience quality.
• Rent Scooters: For confident riders, scooter rental costs 70-80% less than daily taxi usage while providing complete freedom to explore at personal pace. Always wear helmets, carry an international driving permit, and purchase adequate insurance coverage.
• Visit During Shoulder Seasons: Traveling during shoulder seasons (February-March, April-June, September-November,r excluding holidays) yields 30-50% accommodation discounts while maintaining pleasant weather and manageable crowds. Avoid peak periods, including July-August, December-January, Easter, and Indonesian public holidays.
• Negotiate at Markets: Bargaining remains an expected practice at traditional markets where opening prices often inflate 100-300%. Friendly negotiation typically achieves 40-50% discounts on clothing, souvenirs, and handicrafts. Fixed-price shopping malls offer convenience without bargaining requirements.
• Take Advantage of Free Attractions: Bali offers world-class free experiences, including pristine beaches, spectacular sunsets, rice terrace viewpoints, and cultural village exploration. Balancing free attractions with selective paid activities controls entertainment budgets effectively.
• Use Drink Specials: Many bars and beach clubs offer happy hour specials with 2-for-1 cocktails or substantially discounted pricing typically between 4:00-7:00 PM. Taking advantage of these promotions reduces beverage expenses significantly.

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Best Areas to Stay for Budget Travelers

Kuta

Kuta offers the most budget accommodation options with proximity to the airport and beach access. The area features dense tourist infrastructure, numerous warungs, budget hotels, and easy transportation. However, Kuta suffers from congestion, aggressive vendors, and less authentic Balinese character compared to other regions.

Sanur

Sanur provides a family-friendly, quieter atmosphere with a beachfront promenade, less chaotic traffic, and good mid-range value. The area suits travelers seeking a relaxed beach vacation without Seminyak’s party scene or Kuta’s chaos.

Ubud

Ubud delivers cultural immersion with rice terraces, temples, traditional dance, art markets, and a wellness focus. Accommodation ranges from ultra-budget homestays to luxury resorts. The area suits culture-focused travelers, though beaches require 45-90 minute drives.

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East Bali (Candidasa, Amed)

East Bali maintains the most affordable pricing with authentic village experiences, excellent diving and snorkeling, and fewer tourists. These areas suit adventurous budget travelers seeking off-beaten-path experiences and natural beauty.

Sample 5-Day Budget Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival and Seminyak Beach

• Arrival at the airport, visa and levy payment ($40)
• Grab a taxi to accommodation in Sanur/Ubud ($5-10)
• Afternoon beach visit (free)
• Dinner at local warung ($3-5)
• Daily cost: $50-65

Day 2: Ubud Cultural Exploration

• Scooter rental pickup ($4-5)
• Tegallalang Rice Terraces ($1-2)
• Ubud Monkey Forest ($6-7)
• Traditional lunch warung ($2-3)
• Tirta Empul Temple ($3)
• Dinner Ubud cafe ($8-12)
• Daily cost: $25-35

Day 3: Beach and Temple Day

• Tanah Lot Temple sunrise ($4.60)
• Breakfast warung ($2-3)
• Beach time Seminyak/Canggu (free)
• Lunch beachside warung ($5-8)
• Sunset at beach club with drinks ($15-25)
• Dinner local restaurant ($6-10)
• Daily cost: $35-55

Day 4: Adventure Activity

• Mount Batur sunrise trek ($35-50)
• Lunch is included in the trek
• Afternoon spa massage ($6-12)
• Evening exploring night markets (minimal cost)
• Dinner warung ($3-5)
• Daily cost: $45-70

Day 5: Beach Relaxation and Departure

• Morning beach time (free)
• Breakfast cafe ($5-8)
• Last-minute shopping at markets
• Airport transport ($8-12)
• Daily cost: $15-25

5-Day Total: Approximately $220-290 per person (budget traveler)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much money do I need for 5 days in Bali?

Budget travelers can comfortably experience Bali for approximately $275-430 per person for 5 days, including accommodation, food, transportation, and selective activities. Ultra-budget backpackers, managing resources carefully, spend as little as $155-240, while mid-range travelers seeking comfort typically spend $520-900. Luxury travelers enjoying premium accommodations, fine dining, and exclusive experiences should budget $1,915-3,360 or more for 5 days.

Is Bali expensive in 2026?

Bali remains affordable compared to Western destinations, though prices have increased moderately since 2020. According to tourism data, Bali costs significantly less than comparable beach destinations in Australia, Europe, or North America. Budget travelers still find excellent value, particularly when eating at warungs, using public transport or scooters, and staying in budget accommodations. Luxury experiences cost substantially less than equivalent Western offerings, while mid-range travel provides exceptional value for money.

What is the cheapest month to visit Bali?

February through March and late October through November generally offer the cheapest accommodation rates with 30-50% discounts compared to peak seasons. These shoulder season periods avoid major holidays while providing pleasant weather conditions. Avoid July-August (school holidays), December-January (Christmas/New Year), Easter holidays, and Chinese New Year when prices peak, and crowds are at their maximum.

How much does food cost per day in Bali?

Daily food costs vary dramatically based on dining choices. Budget travelers eating primarily at warungs spend approximately $5-15 daily, mid-range travelers mixing warungs with casual restaurants spend $15-35 daily, and comfortable diners frequenting established restaurants spend $35-60 daily. Fine dining-focused travelers easily spend $60-120+ daily. Warung meals cost $1-3, casual restaurant meals $7-16, and fine dining $25+ per person according to current 2026 pricing.

Is it cheaper to stay in Ubud or Seminyak?

Ubud generally offers more affordable accommodation than Seminyak, particularly for mid-range and budget properties. Ubud’s cultural focus and inland location create lower baseline costs than Seminyak’s beachfront premium pricing. However, both areas span wide price ranges. East Bali regions, including Candidasa and Amed,d provide the most affordable lodging island-wide, while South Bali beach areas command premium rates.

Do I need cash, or can I use cards in Bali?

Bali operates primarily on cash, though card acceptance has increased at hotels, established restaurants, and tourist-focused businesses. Warungs, street vendors, markets, and many small shops require Indonesian Rupiah cash. ATMs are widely available,e though foreign transaction fees apply. Bringing some USD or other major currency for favorable exchange rates at money changers proves useful. Always carry sufficient cash for daily expenses, particularly when visiting rural areas.

How much should I budget for activities in Bali?

Activity budgets vary based on interests and preferences. Budget travelers focusing on free attractions (beaches, temples, rice terraces) with 1-2 paid activities spend approximately $20-40 for 5 days. Mid-range travelers enjoying multiple activities, temple visits, and spa treatments budget $80-150 for 5 days. Active travelers participating in diving, rafting, trekking, and cultural experiences should budget $200-350 or more, depending on activity selections.

Is scooter rental safe in Bali?

Scooter rental suits confident riders comfortable navigating dense, chaotic traffic without clearly marked lanes or strict rule enforcement. Bali traffic causes numerous accidents annually, particularly involving inexperienced foreign riders. Always wear helmets, carry international driving permits, purchase comprehensive insurance, avoid night riding, and assess personal skill levels honestly. For inexperienced riders, Grab/Gojek or private drivers provide safer alternatives despite higher costs.

Summary: A 5-day Bali trip costs in 2026 range from approximately $155-240 for ultra-budget backpackers to $1,915-3,360+ for luxury travelers, depending on accommodation selections, dining preferences, transportation choices, and activity priorities. Mid-range travelers seeking comfortable experiences without excessive luxury typically spend $520-900 for 5 days, including all expenses except international flights.

Bali maintains exceptional value compared to Western beach destinations while offering world-class experiences, pristine natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and outstanding hospitality. Strategic planning, including shoulder-season travel, warung dining, scooter rental, and balanced free/paid attraction selection, dramatically impacts overall trip costs while maintaining quality experiences.

Understanding mandatory entry fees (IDR 150,000 tourist levy plus approximately IDR 500,000 visa for applicable nationalities), accommodation seasonal pricing variations, transportation options, and dining cost structures enables realistic budget planning and prevents financial surprises during travel.

Whether seeking budget adventure, eating at warungs and staying in hostels, mid-range comfort with boutique hotels and mixed dining, or luxury indulgence at five-star resorts with fine dining, Bali accommodates diverse budgets while delivering memorable experiences, spectacular scenery, and authentic cultural immersion unavailable in more commercialized destinations.

Disclaimer: This guide is based on publicly available tourism data, official travel resources, and general cost estimates current as of early 2026. Prices and rules may vary depending on season and traveler profile. Accommodation costs fluctuate dramatically between peak seasons (July-August, December-January, Easter) and off-peak periods (February-March, October-November), with variations of 30-50% common. Food costs vary by establishment type, location (tourist areas versus local neighborhoods), and service level.

Transportation prices are subject to fuel cost fluctuations and seasonal demand. Attraction entrance fees change periodically, with some 2026 increases already announced for major temples. Exchange rates between major currencies and the Indonesian Rupiah fluctuate daily, impacting actual costs. Visa requirements and tourist levy policies are subject to government policy modifications. Always verify current pricing through official sources, booking platforms, attraction websites, and Indonesian immigration resources before finalizing travel plans. This article provides informational guidance only and does not constitute official travel or financial advice.