Question 1

When is the best time to visit Bali & Indonesia?

Accepted Answer

The great thing about Bali & Indonesia is that it's warm year round, so there's no bad time to go. April to September is dry and hot, perfect for beaches, boat days and hiking volcanoes at sunrise. October to March brings slightly cooler temperatures and the occasional shower, though rain usually lasts an hour at most and can be a welcome break from the heat. INTRO's tours are designed to make the most of wherever you're headed, so whatever time of year you travel, Bali & Indonesia delivers.

Question 2

How many days do you need in Bali & Indonesia?

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INTRO's Bali & Indonesia tours run from 9 to 19 days, and the right length depends on what you want to get out of it. 9 days covers Canggu, Lovina and the Gili Islands, enough to get a real feel for Bali without rushing. 12 days adds the beautiful Ubud. 15 days takes you to some lesser known areas in Lombok or swimming with manta rays in Nusa Lembongan and 19 days takes you all the way through to Komodo National Park.

Question 3

How much does a trip to Bali & Indonesia cost?

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We include all accommodation, transport, activities, some meals, plus your group leader. On top of the tour price, expect to budget around £600 / $1,200 AUD / $800 USD / €700 for spending money, extra meals, drinks and any onward travel.

Question 4

Is Bali & Indonesia good for solo travellers?

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Indonesia and specifically Bali are one of the best destinations in the world for solo travel and group tours are the best way to do it. Most people on INTRO Bali & Indonesia trips travel solo. You'll join a small group of 18 to 40s from all over the world who are there for the same reasons you are. No awkward introductions, no navigating unfamiliar places on your own. Most people arrive not knowing anyone and leave with friendships that last well beyond the trip.

Question 5

Do I need a visa for Bali & Indonesia?

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Visa requirements depend on your nationality and can change, so it's worth checking well in advance. INTRO can't apply for your visa, so head to the relevant embassy or consulate website to confirm what you need. There's also information in the INTRO Travel App to help you get sorted.

Question 6

What are the best experiences on an INTRO Bali & Indonesia tour?

Accepted Answer

Learning to surf with local Balinese surfers in Canggu. Spotting wild dolphins from a traditional outrigger boat. Snorkelling with turtles on the Gili Islands. Hiking an active volcano to catch the sunrise from the top. Sailing through Komodo National Park in search of its iconic dragons. These are the moments you'll still be talking about long after the tan fades.

Question 7

What's actually included in an INTRO Bali & Indonesia tour?

Accepted Answer

Everything on the itinerary: all activities, transport, accommodation and some meals. No local payments, no "is this extra?" moments on the ground. One price, all the good stuff. The only things not included are flights, travel insurance, some meals, and personal spending money.

Question 8

Which Bali & Indonesia tour is right for me?

Accepted Answer

For the highlights in under two weeks, the Bali Intro 9 Day covers Canggu, Lovina and the Gili Islands. The 12 Day keeps going to Ubud. For elevated stays and more comfort, Bali Experience runs over 12 or 15 days, with the longer trip adding Nusa Lembongan. Ready to go further? Epic Indonesia extends into Lombok and Komodo National Park over 15 or 19 days, with volcanoes, dragons and serious adventure energy.

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