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Everyone from culture vultures to adrenaline junkies gravitate to Bali, an Indonesian province with a lot to offer travelers. Adventure seekers get their thrills by white-water rafting, climbing a volcano, riding all-terrain vehicles (ATVs or quad bikes), and taking snorkeling trips. Social media mavens adore the island's waterfalls, jungle swings, Instagram tours, and beaches—including on nearby Penida Island. Some of the best Bali tours help you dive into the island’s unique culture by making silver jewelry, exploring Ubud’s temples and rice fields, and watching a sunset kecak dance on the Uluwatu cliffs.

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Q:What are the best tours in Bali?
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With thousands of great Bali tours, picking one can be a little overwhelming, so knowing what other travelers think can be helpful. Some of the tours with the best ratings from previous travelers are:

Q:Are guided tours in Bali worth it?
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Yes, Bali tours are absolutely worth it. Booking a tour means you spend more time exploring or visiting and less time figuring out how to get from place to place. And with so many tour options in Bali, there’s something for every travel interest and budget—including rafting adventures, scenic hikes, temple visits, and even day trips.

Q:How much do Bali tours cost?
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There are some tours you can book for around US$20–30 per person, and at the other end of the spectrum, there are multi-day Bali itineraries that cost around US$1,500 and up, depending on the group size. The wide price range is primarily due to how long the tour is and what’s included. There are lots of top-rated tours in the US$30–100 range.

Q:What activities are included on Bali tours?
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It depends entirely on what tour you choose. There are Bali tours that showcase the island’s adventurous side, like all-terrain vehicle rides and white-water rafting. Some options focus on Bali’s culture, such as visits to temples and rice terraces. You can even take a hands-on class to learn about making jewelry or cooking traditional Balinese dishes. There is truly something for everyone in Bali.

Q:How many days in Bali is enough?
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There is so much to see and do in Bali that you should plan for at least a week on the island—two weeks if you can swing it. That allows you to see the major attractions at a more relaxed pace (being relaxed is part of being in Bali, after all) and may give you room in your schedule for additional excursions, tours, or classes.

Q:What is the best month to visit Bali?
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Bali is a place that doesn’t have four distinct seasons; instead, it has a wet season and a dry season. Unsurprisingly, the dry season—from April through October—is the best time to visit Bali. The weather is still warm but less humid and, therefore, more pleasant. The high tourist season is July–August, so be prepared for bigger crowds and higher prices during those months.

Attractions in Bali