How much does a trip to Bali cost in 2026?

A budget traveller can do Bali for roughly £25–£40 (about $32–$50) a day; a mid-range trip runs about £50–£90 ($65–$115) a day; a luxury trip £150+ a day. Add the mandatory IDR 150,000 tourist levy and, for most visitors, a Visa on Arrival (about IDR 500,000). Flights are extra and depend on where you fly from.

How much money do I need per day in Bali as a tourist?

Eating at warungs, getting around by scooter and sticking to beaches and temples, £25–£40 (about $32–$50) a day is comfortable. A café-and-tours mid-range day is £50–£90. Beach clubs, spas and private drivers push it well above £100.

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How much does a trip to Bali cost?

It depends almost entirely on how you travel. Bali rewards going local: a dorm bed, warung meals and a scooter can keep you around £25–£40 (about $32–$50) a day. A mid-range holiday — a guesthouse or villa, a mix of cafés and a few tours — lands about £50–£90 a day. Add beach clubs, spas and a private driver and you're comfortably past £150 a day. Every preset comes from real 2026 island prices — or tick Enter my own prices to use figures you've already been quoted.

Where you sleep — dorms from ~IDR 175k, homestays IDR 250–450k, hotels & villas IDR 700k–1.5m a night.
Food — a warung meal is IDR 20–50k (under £2); café-and-restaurant days run several times that. See our full guide to Bali food costs.
Getting around — a scooter is IDR 70–100k a day; Grab/Gojek rides are cheap; a private driver day is IDR 600–800k.
The fixed bits — the IDR 150,000 tourist levy is mandatory for every visitor, and most tourists also pay a Visa on Arrival (about IDR 500,000).

Travelling on a tight budget? Our honest guide to doing Bali on a budget breaks down every line, with the tricks that keep a trip cheap.

Currency conversions use a live exchange rate, and accommodation prices are refreshed from live Booking.com listings (last updated 2026-07-24). Treat this as a planning guide and double-check current rates before you book.