
Cost of Traveling in Bali
Bali is affordable, even cheap
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Bali is still part of the developing world, labor cost are low, the workforce is young and motivated, and education levels are rising continuously. These and a few other factors make Bali a rather cheap and affordable travel destination. If you pay in Europe, States, or Australia a two star hotel, in Bali you will most likely get a 4 star for that amount.
In this article we will give you a quick overview and rough estimate of the Cost of Traveling in Bali
Accommodation, Resorts and Hotels, costs per night, Double room (of course, location is a price driving factor).
- Budget / Backpacking, USD10-20 (Guest Houses, Losmen, non-star rated hotels)
- Mid Range USD 30-60USD, up to 3 star hotels
- Comfort and Affordable Luxury USD 70-150, 3 to 4 start hotels, could also be lowest category in a 5 star hotel
- Luxury USD 150-350, 5 star+, here the sky can be the limit, particularly in the hotels featuring private villas such as the Samaya
Private Villas, they usually start within what we call affordable luxury
- USD 100-200/night 1-2bedroom
- USD 200-400 2-4 bedroom
- USD 400-3000, all that you can imagine, from luxurious 1 bedroom villas to 8 bedroom estates with tennis court, butler, chef, and car.
Food & Drink
- Budget Restaurant, Street Food, Warung, USD 1.5-2.5 per meal
- Mid Range Restaurant (most restaurants, Pizzeria, etc) USD 3.5-6 per meal
- Upper Class USD 10-20 per meal
- Fine Dining USD 30-50 per meal
Transportation
- Car Rental with driver for 8-10 hours (USD45-65) Book Online Here
- Scooter Rental per day – low range, old, could be dangerous (USD3-4)
- Proper Scooter, good condition and service (USD6-12)
- Taxi Ride (Meter starts at USD 0.5), ca 10USD for 30min (USE BLUEBIRD GROUP IF YOU CAN)
- Car APPS (Grab, Go-Car, Uber (mostly bannerd)) – cheap
- Go-Jek App (like Uber for scooters) USD 1-5 per trip
A more comprehensive article about the travel costs in Bali can be found here.