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Welcome To Private Bali Tour

   A Private Bali Tour is a fully customized, private travel service where you hire a local driver and a private vehicle (usually an air-conditioned car or minivan) exclusively for yourself, your family, or your group.

Unlike standard group tours where you share a bus with strangers, a private tour gives you complete control over your itinerary, pace, and schedule.

Key Benefits of a Private Bali Tour

  • 100% Flexible Itinerary: You can choose exactly where you want to go—whether it’s mixing waterfalls, temples, or beaches—or you can use a pre-made itinerary (like the Bedugul, Nusa Penida, or Dolphin tours) and modify it on the fly.

  • Set Your Own Pace: If you love a specific waterfall and want to swim for an extra hour, you can. If you get tired and want to skip a temple to go back to your hotel early, you have total freedom.

  • Local Driver as Your Guide: Private drivers in Bali speak good English and act as your local hosts. They will share Balinese culture, recommend great local restaurants, help you take photos, and handle all the navigating through Bali’s famously narrow, chaotic traffic.

  • Door-to-Door Convenience: You will be picked up directly from your hotel lobby in the morning and dropped off right back at your hotel door at the end of the day.

What is Usually Included?

When you book a standard private car charter in Bali, the price typically includes:

  1. The Private Vehicle: A modern, clean car (most commonly a Toyota Avanza or Suzuki APV for 1–4 people, or a Toyota HiAce for larger groups).

  2. English-Speaking Driver: Your dedicated driver for the day.

  3. Fuel (Petrol): All gasoline costs for the planned route.

  4. Parking Fees: Fees for parking at the tourist attractions.

⚠️ What is usually NOT included: Entrance tickets to the temples/waterfalls, meals/drinks, and activity fees (like renting a boat for dolphin watching or taking a speedboat to Nusa Penida). You will pay for these directly at each location.

Average Costs

Private tours in Bali are incredibly affordable compared to western countries because you pay per vehicle, not per person.

  • A standard 10-hour private car charter usually costs between IDR 600,000 to IDR 900,000 (approximately $40 to $65 USD total) depending on how far you are traveling into the mountains or remote areas.


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