How much does it cost to travel to Bali?
Traveling to Bali can be both surprisingly affordable and luxurious—it all depends on how you travel. Many Norwegians ask: What does it actually cost to travel to Bali? In this guide, you'll get a realistic, honest, and updated price overview, so you can plan your trip without unpleasant surprises.
✈️ Flights to Bali—what does it cost?
Flights are the largest single expense on a Bali trip. Prices vary by season, how early you book, and flexibility with dates.
- Low season: 8,000–11,000 NOK round trip from Norway
- High season: 12,000–16,000 NOK round trip
- Business class (deal): 18,000–30,000 NOK
Tip: Flight prices often increase 6–8 weeks before departure—book early for the best price.
🏨 Accommodation in Bali—from budget to luxury
Bali offers an extremely wide range of accommodations. You often get more standard and space than in Europe—even in the mid-range. Read our guide to the best areas in Bali to find out where you should stay.
- Budget hotel / guesthouse: 300–600 NOK per night
- Boutique hotel / villa: 800–1,800 NOK per night
- Luxury villa / resort: 2,500–6,000+ NOK per night
🍛 Food and drinks—cheaper than you think
Food is one of the biggest advantages of Bali. You can eat out every day without breaking the bank—and the food is fantastic. Want to learn to cook it yourself? We offer cooking classes with a local chef in Ubud or Seminyak.
- Local food (warung): 30–60 NOK
- Café / restaurant: 80–150 NOK
- Finer dinner w/drinks: 250–500 NOK
- Coffee / smoothie: 20–50 NOK
- Beach bar / cocktail: from 100 NOK
🍳 Want to learn to cook authentic Balinese food?
A trip to a local market, cooking with a local chef, and a full meal afterward. One of Bali's best experiences—and you take the recipes home.
See cooking classes →🚗 Transportation—what should you expect?
Transportation is affordable, but it can get chaotic if you don't plan. We offer pre-booked transportation for safety and efficiency—so you don't have to negotiate with taxi drivers or navigate yourself.
- Scooter rental: 250–400 NOK per day
- Private driver (full day): 700–1,200 NOK
- Fast boat between islands: 250–500 NOK one way
🌋 Activities and excursions—this is what experiences cost
Bali is rich in experiences—and prices are reasonable. Guided tours often include transportation, a guide, and entrance fees, so you don't have to arrange everything yourself.
- Snorkeling / surfing: 400–900 NOK
- ATV / rafting: 700–1,200 NOK
- Mount Batur sunrise: 900–1,500 NOK
- Nusa Penida day trip: 1,200–1,600 NOK
🏝️ Don't want to miss out on the best experiences?
From Nusa Penida to Mount Batur—we take you on Bali's most spectacular day trips with Norwegian service and a local network.
See all day trips →🧾 Total cost—what does a Bali trip cost in total?
💰 Budget (10–14 days)
Approx. 15,000–22,000 NOK per person—affordable flights, simpler hotel, scooter, and local meals.
🌴 Comfort (10–14 days)
Approx. 22,000–30,000 NOK per person—good hotel/villa, private driver for day trips, and more organized experiences.
💎 Premium
From 30,000 NOK per person—luxury hotel, tailor-made trip with guided experiences and transportation included.
For two people, this means a total of 40,000–70,000 NOK for a mid-range 10-day trip with most things included.
🤔 Is Bali cheap or expensive?
Compared to Europe, food and transportation are cheap, and you get much more accommodation for your money. Flights are the largest single expense. Bali is affordable to live in—but can get expensive if you don't plan smartly.
| Category | Bali | Europe (avg.) |
|---|---|---|
| Food | Cheap | Expensive |
| Transportation | Cheap | Expensive |
| Accommodation | Value for money | Varies |
| Flights | Largest cost | Shorter distance |
🌴 Want to know what your trip will cost?
There are big differences in trip length, number of people, interests, and comfort level. Send us an inquiry—we'll help you set up a realistic budget and travel plan, with no obligation.
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