Bali day tours

Good things come in small packages, which is why most of our tours are capped at 12 people – with the exception of a few trips that can accommodate up to 16. That way, we don't overwhelm streets and local neighbourhoods and you get a more immersive experience.

You’ll find the maximum group size on the trip page.

All of our day tours are led by a local leader and include immersive activities to give you an authentic experience of a destination.

On our join-in tours, you’ll join a small group of up to 16 travellers at a set time, whereas a private tour is just for your party, with the option to choose your start time and request a hotel pickup if available.

Although our trips are inclusive of all costs and we ensure our guides and staff are paid fairly, if you’re happy with your experience, tipping your leader is always appreciated!

Many of our travellers book at the last minute, but of course, if there’s a tour you really want to do, it’s best to book in advance to secure your spot.

We’re committed to making our trips more inclusive for everyone. Some destinations are better suited to travellers with disabilities than others, but we’re always happy to chat and help you decide if a particular tour is right for you.

Where possible, we can look into making any reasonable adjustments or recommend an alternative tour.

Yep, you can choose another date or switch to a different tour up to 24 hours before your trip starts, as long as there's availability. Just get in touch with your booking reference and let us know what you'd like to change.

Plans can change, we get it! Both our join-in and private day tours are fully refundable up to 24 hours before the trip starts.

Any no-shows or cancellations made within 24 hours of the tour are subject to a 100% cancellation fee, as per our terms and conditions.

Want to cancel? Please email us with your booking reference.

Excluding tours with strict age limits – like cocktail, beer or wine-tasting experiences – many of our tours are open to children. You'll find the minimum age on the trip page.

Kids under six can usually join for free, but if you need to bring a stroller, please read the trip itinerary to ensure it’s accessible.

For most of our day tours, you’ll need to make your own way to the meeting point. Selected tours do offer hotel pickups when arranged in advance, so be sure to check the trip page to see whether this is available.

You’ll want breathable layers in tropical Bali. The dress code is generally laidback, but modest clothing is required for temples – wear long, loose pants (also nice and cool for the heat) or carry a sarong in your bag to throw on. Don’t forget sunscreen and insect repellent to top up throughout the day too. Comfy shoes (not thongs) are recommended for exploring the markets as they can get busy, and if you’re walking around the farming terraces or through villages, trainers or walking shoes are best.

There’s never really a bad time to visit Bali – only wet and dry! The dry season (April to October) is when you’ll get consistently good weather, so it’s great for hiking, hitting the beach and snorkelling. Just be prepared for larger crowds.

The wet season (November to March) is quieter thanks to the rain, but getting out and about is still totally doable, as the downpours usually pass quickly. Use it as an opportunity to dive into Bali’s cultural side with markets, temple visits and cooking classes.