One Week Holiday Cost in Bali (2026)
Quick Answer
Partially verifiedA week in Bali typically costs about USD 350-900 per person for a budget to mid-range trip excluding international flights, or roughly USD 1,000-2,500+ for a more comfortable resort-style holiday. The biggest variables are accommodation standard, whether you rely on taxis or private drivers, and how many organised activities you do. Some Bali-specific costs such as the tourist levy and airport taxi pricing are publicly documented, while many day-to-day holiday costs are best treated as realistic estimates.
Overview
For most travellers, the cost of one week in Bali depends more on travel style than on the island itself. Bali can be done quite cheaply if you stay in guesthouses, eat mainly at local warungs, and use ride-hailing or scooters for short trips. Costs rise quickly if you choose beach resorts in Seminyak, Canggu, Nusa Dua or Uluwatu, book private tours, or eat regularly in international restaurants. A useful planning range for one week is around USD 50-130 per day excluding international flights, which usually covers accommodation, food, local transport and modest sightseeing. That means a solo traveller might spend around USD 350-900 for the week, while two people sharing a room often lower the per-person accommodation cost. Bali also has a small mandatory tourist levy for international visitors, and airport transfer costs are straightforward to budget because the official airport taxi counter publishes fares by destination. Prices also vary by season. July-August, Christmas-New Year and major holiday periods tend to be the most expensive, especially in the south of the island. Ubud can be slightly better value than top beach areas for accommodation, while Nusa Dua and luxury cliffside resorts usually sit at the top end of the market.
What It Costs
| Item | Cost | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Bali tourist levy(per person) The levy is IDR 150,000 per international visitor; USD figure varies slightly with exchange rates. | $9 – $10 | Verified from source |
| Ngurah Rai Airport official taxi to Kuta(per trip) Official airport taxi fares are published in IDR by destination; USD figure is converted approximately from the listed fare. | $8 – $8 | Verified from source |
| Accommodation(per night) Estimated range based on typical Bali market rates for budget guesthouses, mid-range hotels and entry-level resort stays across areas such as Ubud, Kuta, Seminyak and Canggu. | ~$15 – $180 | Estimated range |
| Food and drink(per person per day) Estimated range based on common traveller spending patterns: local warungs at the low end, a mix of cafes and restaurants at the mid-range, and more international dining at the upper end. | ~$12 – $45 | Estimated range |
| Local transport and short trips(per person per day) Estimated range based on typical spending for ride-hailing, scooter use, occasional taxis and shared costs for private drivers on sightseeing days. | ~$5 – $30 | Estimated range |
| Total one-week holiday cost excluding international flights(per person per week) Estimated from combining typical mid-range Bali costs for accommodation, food, local transport, levy and modest sightseeing. Luxury holidays can exceed this range substantially. | ~$350 – $900 | Estimated range |
What’s Typically Included
- Typically includes accommodation, food, local transport and basic sightseeing
- Usually excludes international flights unless explicitly packaged
- Bali tourist levy should be budgeted separately if not already included
Variants & Configurations
Duration
7 days / 6-7 nights
How Fees Work
Most costs are variable daily travel expenses rather than a single fixed package price.
Factors Affecting Price
- Where you stay: Kuta and parts of Ubud are often cheaper than Seminyak, Canggu, Uluwatu and Nusa Dua.
- Time of year: peak season and festive periods can push room rates up sharply.
- Travel style: local eateries and simple guesthouses cost far less than beach clubs, resorts and private tours.
- Transport choices: frequent airport transfers, private drivers and inter-area trips can materially raise a one-week budget.
- Activity mix: spa visits, diving, day tours and island boat trips add up quickly.
Local Context
Bali prices are usually quoted in Indonesian rupiah, so your USD spend will vary with exchange rates. The island has strong regional price variation: Kuta and some Ubud stays can be relatively affordable, while Seminyak, Canggu, Uluwatu and Nusa Dua tend to command higher room and dining prices. Tipping is not always mandatory, but some restaurants and hotels add service charges and taxes, so check bills before adding extra. Many attractions, drivers and smaller businesses may prefer cash or local bank transfer, although cards are widely accepted in tourist areas.
Some figures here are still being verified.
Where a verified figure isn’t available yet, we say so rather than guess. For the most current pricing, check the official source below.
All figures are shown in USD. Verified local charges are often set in IDR, so the USD amount is approximate and depends on the current exchange rate.
Sources & References
Every price on this page is traced to a documented source. Last checked 24 September 2026.
- Love Bali / Bali Provincial Government · government
Official Bali tourist levy of IDR 150,000 for international visitors.
- Bali Airport · official
Official airport taxi fares by destination from Ngurah Rai International Airport.
- Indonesia Travel · official
Official destination context for Bali travel planning.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much spending money do I need for 7 days in Bali?+
A practical range is about USD 350-900 per person excluding international flights. Budget travellers can come in near the lower end, while mid-range travellers often land around USD 600 or more.
Is Bali cheap or expensive for a holiday?+
Bali is relatively affordable compared with many beach destinations, but popular areas and high-end resorts can be expensive. It is cheap if you use local food and simple accommodation, and much pricier if you choose upscale dining and resort areas.
How much is the Bali tourist tax?+
The Bali tourist levy is IDR 150,000 per international visitor, which is roughly USD 9-10 depending on exchange rates.
What is the cheapest area to stay in Bali for a week?+
Budget travellers often find lower prices in parts of Kuta, Legian, Sanur outskirts and some Ubud guesthouse areas than in Seminyak, Canggu or Nusa Dua. Exact value depends on season and how far you are from the beach or centre.
Do I need to budget extra for transport in Bali?+
Yes. Bali is larger than many first-time visitors expect, and attractions are spread out. Even if food is inexpensive, repeated taxi trips or private driver hire can noticeably increase your weekly total.
Check current prices at the official source
Love Bali / Bali Provincial Government
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