How much does a trip to Indonesia cost?

A tailor-made Indonesia holiday with travoHolidays starts from about US$2,258 per person for 10 nights in Bali, or US$3,196 per person for a 13-night trip across Java, Bali and Komodo, based on two sharing, land only. On top of that, most visitors pay a visa on arrival of IDR 500,000 (unless visa-exempt) and the IDR 150,000 Bali tourism levy, plus flights, meals and insurance.

Below we set out what we can quote reliably: our own package prices and official fees. Package prices are shown in US dollars; local fees are in Indonesian rupiah (IDR), the currency used throughout Indonesia.

Our Indonesia package prices

These are travoHolidays package prices, November 2026. They are "from" prices per person, two sharing, land only, so international flights are excluded. Prices vary by date, hotel and room type, and are highest in July, August and over Christmas and New Year.

The Bali itinerary combines the temples and rice terraces around Ubud with a beach stay, while the Explorer adds Borobudur, the volcanic scenery of Mount Bromo and a boat trip in Komodo National Park. Both can be extended or upgraded.

Official visa and entry costs

Entry costs depend on your nationality. As of November 2026, according to the UK government and Indonesian official portals:

• Visa on arrival: IDR 500,000 for a single-entry 30-day visa, payable by cash or card, for eligible nationalities. It can be extended once for another 30 days. You can also apply online in advance through the official e-visa portal.
• Overstay fines: IDR 1,000,000 per day, according to the UK government, so extend before your 30 days run out.
• All Indonesia arrival card: a free online customs and health declaration, completed within 72 hours before arrival. Avoid sites that charge for it.
• Bali tourism levy: IDR 150,000 per person for international tourists, paid online through the provincial Love Bali system before or during your stay.

Park and sightseeing fees

Komodo National Park charges foreign visitors an entrance fee of IDR 250,000 under Government Regulation No. 36 of 2024, as reported in April 2026, with separate charges for activities such as diving and ranger services. The national government has said it is reviewing a higher fee for foreign tourists, and the park has applied a 1,000-visitor daily quota since 1 April 2026. Borobudur's ticket prices are set by the temple's management authority and vary by ticket type, including whether you climb the monument, so we do not quote a single figure.

Cost components at a glance

What drives the price

• Season: July, August and the Christmas to New Year period are the most expensive months for hotels and Komodo boats.
• Islands: each additional island usually means a domestic flight or fast boat; Komodo and Java add more transfer costs than a Bali-only trip.
• Hotel class: Bali has everything from simple guesthouses to private pool villas, and this is the biggest variable in most quotes.
• Boat choice in Komodo: shared day trips cost far less than private overnight boats.
• Guiding: private drivers are good value in Bali, but a dedicated guide throughout adds to the cost.

How to save on an Indonesia trip

• Travel in the shoulder months of April to June or September to October; our Indonesia seasons guide explains why these months are a good balance.
• Stay longer in fewer places to cut domestic flights and transfers.
• Mix accommodation: a characterful mid-range hotel in Ubud and a splurge on the beach.
• Pay the Bali levy and arrival card only on official sites, avoiding agency mark-ups.
• Eat at local warungs and markets for authentic, low-cost meals.

Cards are widely accepted in Bali's hotels and larger restaurants, but cash in rupiah is useful elsewhere. The UK government advises using only licensed money changers, which display a Bank Indonesia logo and QR code, and keeping your card in sight when paying. Our first-time visitor's guide to Indonesia has more practical tips.

Want a precise figure for your dates? Tell us how you like to travel and a specialist will price your Indonesia trip, or request a bespoke itinerary.

Frequently asked questions

Sources

1. GOV.UK — Indonesia travel advice: entry requirements
2. Love Bali — Bali Provincial Government tourism levy
3. Indonesia Expat — Komodo National Park to limit tourists to 1,000 per day
4. ANTARA — Komodo National Park limits tourist visits to 1,000 per day
5. GOV.UK — Indonesia travel advice: safety and security
6. GOV.UK — Indonesia travel advice: health