What Do You Get for Your Budget in Bali?

Backpacker (€20–€35 per day)

For travelers wanting to explore Bali on a true budget, but still cover the basics comfortably.

• Stay in cheap dorms or guesthouses (~€8–€15 per night)

• Eat at local warungs or street food stalls (~€3–€5 per meal)

• Get around using local buses, shared vans, or rent a scooter (if experienced, ~€5–€7 per day)

• Visit affordable or free attractions, like temples, rice terraces, and local beaches

• Enjoy free activities like beach days or visiting markets

Perfect for: Budget travelers, solo adventurers, long-term backpackers

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Flexpacker (€40–€70 per day)

For those seeking a balance of comfort and adventure without overspending.

• Stay in private rooms in guesthouses, boutique hotels, or budget-friendly villas (~€25–€40 per night)

• Eat a mix of street food and mid-range restaurants (~€5–€10 per meal)

• Travel by Grab, Gojek, or rent a scooter (~€6–€10 per day)

• Book activities like a day trip to Nusa Penida, snorkeling, or a Balinese cooking class

• Allow room for spontaneous plans or small splurges

Perfect for: Couples, digital nomads, travelers wanting moderate comfort

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Luxury Trip (€100–€200+ per day)

For travelers wanting to experience Bali in full style and comfort.

• Stay in luxury resorts, private villas, or boutique hotels with top service (~€80–€150 per night)

• Dine at high-end restaurants or enjoy sunset cocktails at beach clubs (~€20–€50 per meal or outing)

• Travel by private car, fast boat, or even book scenic flights

• Book exclusive experiences like private temple tours or sunrise treks on Mount Batur

• Indulge in wellness retreats, spa days, and boutique shopping

Perfect for: Luxury travelers, honeymooners, or those wanting a premium experience