Best Selling Bali Family Package
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7 Night 8 Days
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Kuta Bali
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Overview
Best Selling Bali Family Package
Take your family out for a memorable vacation by booking this bestselling Bali family package and gift your loved ones an experience of a lifetime. This specially designed tour itinerary comprises 4 nights in Kuta and 3 nights in Seminyak, two of the most famous tourist places in Bali. Your Bali family holiday starts with Kuta and takes you around all of the popular attractions, letting you enjoy a host of water activities on offer, before getting wrapped up in Seminyak.
Stay Plan
Kuta (4) 
Seminyak (4)
7 Night 8 Days
Hotel Details
Grand Livio Hotel in Kuta or Similar
What's Itinerary
Day 1- Kuta: Welcome to Bali
Day 2 – Kuta: Water activities in Bali
Your first morning in Bali will start with an energizing buffet breakfast at the hotel. Once done, you will head out to explore the adventures of the sea world in Bali. An hour of snorkelling will be followed by a tour of Turtle Island in a glass-bottomed boat. At Turtle Island, enjoy a banana boat and relax at the beach for some time.
From there, you will be transferred back to your hotel. Relax for a while and then head out to have a delectable dinner in the main restaurant of the hotel.
Day 3 – Kuta: Bali Safari and Marine Park
After breakfast, you will be picked up from your hotel for local sightseeing in Ubud. En route, take joy in visiting expansive rice fields, coffee and cocoa plantations, and the gold and stone market of Bali. As the tour progresses, you will get to visit Monkey Forest and get to shop on the famous Monkey Forest Road.
Enjoy the tours and also have lunch at any of the restaurants on the way. Later, you will be driven down to Bali Safari and Marine Park, which is about 90 minutes away from Ubud.
After finishing your adventure spell, head back to your hotel to have a sumptuous dinner followed by a cozy overnight stay at the hotel
Optional: At Bali Safari and Marine Park, you can choose from Night Safari, Elephant Back Safari, Dragon Safari, Rhino Safari, and Jungle Hopper. For Night Safari, you will have to stay back at the park.
Day 4 – Kuta: Full day tour to Barong Kintamani
Savour a buffet breakfast, and then you will be driven to Barong Kintamani. The day highlights include magnificent views of Mount Batur, its mesmerizing crater lake, and the smoky Agung active volcano.
En route you can stop to explore the rural life of Singapadu Village. There you will get to see the Coffee and Cocoa Plantation at Madu Pertiwi Agro Tourism, Kintamani Volcano, and colourful folk dance of Barong and Keris. From there, you will be taken back to your hotel to enjoy a rich spread of delectable dinners in the hotel only.
Day 5 – Seminyak: Day at leisure
Bask in the lap of luxury while lazing around and spending the day at leisure
Once done with breakfast, you can lounge and relax in the hotel for while. After some time, check out and then you will be transferred to Seminyak.
Check in to the hotel and settle down in one of the most beautiful stays of your Bali trip – a private pool villa. Here, you have the rest of the day for leisure. You can enjoy the day at the pool or head out for some local exploration. A comfy overnight stay at the hotel wraps up the fifth day of your Bali family package.
Distance from Kuta to Seminyak: 5.5 km (approx)
Travel Time: 15 minutes (approx)
Day 6 – Seminyak: Bali Hai Cruise
Start the sixth day of the Bali family holiday with a sumptuous breakfast in the hotel. Once done, you will be driven down to the shoreline of Benoa Island to board the Bali Hai Cruise. The sunset cruise experience is the highlight of this family tour package and is bound to mesmerize your family and kids. During the sail, you can enjoy complimentary drinks & snacks. Enjoy the view of the vast ocean from the deck of the ship which gives you the best chance of clicking some great family pictures.
After reaching Lembongan Island, there will be guided tours to the beautiful villages and beaches of the island. Take the tours and then have a relaxing day at the beach. Enjoy a lavish buffet lunch as now the ship sets sail back to Benoa Island. Once the shop docks, a private vehicle will take you back to your hotel.
Enjoy the rest of the evening at leisure. As the night falls, savour a princely dinner and a homey overnight stay.
What's included
- Accommodations as per tour itinerary
- Meals as per the tour itinerary
- Agung River Rafting
- Full-day Kintamani Active Volcano
- One half-day city tour of Bali / Ubud Tour
- Water Sports: Snorkeling, Glass-bottomed Boat, Banana Boat
- 2 hours SPA treatment
- Transfers: Airport – Hotel – Airport
- 1 sunset dinner Bounty Cruise
- All tours & transfers on a private basis
- All taxes
What's Excluded
- Any charges for early check-in & late check-out
- Expenses of personal nature such as telephone
- Tips and Porter charges
- Any additional expenses incurred due to any flight delay
- Any Travel Insurance Premium
- Visa on Arrival at Bali (Free of cost)
- Any items or services not specified in the cost inclusions
FAQ's
As you go through Bali packages, you need to keep in mind the ideal season to visit this tropical paradise. April to October is a good time to visit Bali in Indonesia as it is a dry season in the island. The weather is perfect for visitors though it can get a tad muggy in the afternoons in case you are venturing into a beach. It is a good time for window shopping, bargain hunting as the tourist footfall begins to go up and shops often announce attractive sales and discounts. There will be ample rain showers too with the sky remaining overcast for much of the time. The window from June to August gets quite windy in Bali, though it is also the time the Balinese fly their kites and it makes quite a sight to watch so many colourful kites take on the skies. This time is popularly called the kite season in Bali. December is otherwise the peak season to visit Bali owing to the festive cheer in the air and the pleasant weather, bringing in boatloads of holiday-season travellers from all over the world.
Before zeroing in on one of the Bali tour packages, make sure your itinerary is well-rounded and encompasses its major towns and villages including Ubud. Ubud is the island’s cultural heart. Visitors from all over the world flock to Ubud to experience its culture scene. The little town has several cultural venues where classical dance recitals are performed regularly in the evenings. On the other hand, if you just wish to stroll down its quaint streets, you will come across a motley clutch of cafes, souvenir shops, artist studios, craft shops, art galleries, bistros and yoga studios. Apart from its arts and culture scene, it is Ubud’s picturesque setting actually, amid paddy fields and ravines in the foothills, that draws visitors to it. Ubud is atmospheric and a great place to stay in and browse its art museums and experience a chic dining out scene. When staying in Ubud, don’t miss a Tek Tok show, basically a traditional Balinese dance accompanied by body movements and sounds. Attracting bibliophiles from all over the world is the annual Ubud Writers and Readers Festival, attended also by several best-selling authors.
All Bali holiday packages are choc-a-bloc with temple visits, because the island is known for its smattering of temples and their unique architecture and history. Among them the one that takes away the cake is the Pura Tanah Lot Temple. It is the unique setting of the Tanah Lot Temple and the legends surrounding it that lend this clifftop temple its aura of mystery. Nestled precariously on a promontory lapped continuously by the waves, off the coast of Kuta, this is easily Bali, or for that matter Indonesia’s, most vivid site. The beach in the front is a black sand one adding to the atmospherics of the breathtaking multi-tiered shrine that is one of the greatest reasons for tourists to stop by in Bali. Sunsets are a spectacle at Tanah Lot, with an apricot sun bathing everything in its light including the shadowy temple. The temple goes back to the 16 th century, belonging to a revered Hindu priest Nirartha. It is easily Bali’s holiest shrine, allowing devotees to climb up the rock-cut staircase in order to enter the complex.
Bali is fairly a safe tourist destination, even for solo female travellers. There is little violent crime in Bali. However, as a visitor, be careful while crossing the roads as motorbikers swarm the streets. Swimmers should be mindful as not all the beaches are safe because of riptides. Be cautious against pickpockets and scams. The threat of volcanoes, tsunamis and earthquakes are always there, but so far, Bali has not faced any outright devastation. It’s still business as usual in this tourist hotspot.
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