Visas and entry
Entry rules for Indonesia change regularly and differ by nationality, so we do not publish a fixed visa fee. Send us the passport nationality of your group and we will confirm the current requirement, the documents needed and the lead time before you quote.
As a rule, ask clients to travel on a passport valid for at least six months beyond the return date, with two blank pages, and to carry confirmed onward tickets and hotel vouchers.
Payment terms
- After a package request is confirmed, 50% of the tour cost is payable immediately so that hotels, transport and activities can be blocked.
- The balance is due 7 days before arrival.
- All payments must be advised by email with the transaction details attached.
- Payment terms can change at the time of booking depending on hotel policy and high-season conditions.
Cancellation policy
- Cancellations are accepted by email only.
- 45 days or more before arrival — no charge.
- 45 to 30 days before arrival — 25% of the tour cost.
- 30 to 15 days before arrival — 50% of the tour cost.
- 15 to 10 days before arrival — 75% of the tour cost.
- Less than 10 days before arrival — 100% of the tour cost.
- Hotel policy and high-season blackout dates can override this scale; the exact terms are confirmed with each quotation.
What your clients should know
A short briefing before departure prevents most of the awkward moments our guides deal with on the ground.
- Balinese temples require a sarong and sash, usually provided at the entrance; menstruating women are traditionally asked not to enter.
- Ceremonies and processions have right of way — stop, wait, and do not walk in front of praying people.
- Use the right hand to give and receive; the left hand is considered unclean.
- Cover up outside beach areas, particularly in Java and around religious sites.
- Sacred sites such as Mount Agung and some temple courtyards are closed to visitors during ceremonies.
Operational notes
- High-season surcharges apply around mid-January, late April to early May, July to August and the Christmas period.
- Bali traffic is heavy: allow generous transfer times between Ubud, Kuta and the airport.