All-Inclusive Bali Holidays

When you arrange your flights and hotel to Bali, which incredible resort should you choose?

Grand Mirage Resort and Thalasso is an established Bali all-inclusive hotel favourite with endless on-site activities, nine restaurants and bars, and a mini waterpark for the kids. Laidback luxury is found at the Balinese-style Sol Benoa, ideal for both couples and families. Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa, with its Palace Club, is a VIP hangout, while eco-friendly Meliá Bali offers first-class facilities with a focus on fine food. The Mulia invites you to stay wherever you’re most comfortable, from its stylish five-star hotel, premium beachside resort, or lavish villas with 24-hour butler service. Something more serene? Samabe Suites & Villas is a tucked-away haven for a romantic escape. These are just a few of the top all-inclusive resorts in Bali; contact our Travel Specialists to find the right one for you.

Things you won’t be short of on a Bali all-inclusive holiday: delicious food, amazing weather, and absorbing activities. Bali is a playground island, and the resorts of its all-inclusive shore provide plenty to keep you entertained, no matter how long you stay. Choose the right hotel, and you’ll enjoy games from beach volleyball to tennis and golf alongside a full menu of watersports. 

Prefer something calmer? Balinese spas offer pampering treatments with a blended collection of global traditions and opportunities for stretching out under the sun and practising yoga with a view. For extra special memories, some Bali all-inclusive hotels include exclusive activities from cooking and dance lessons to cave diving and catamaran picnics. Every hotel and resort offers its own amazing package. Let our team know what you need, and we’ll find the all-inclusive for you.

The beauty of Bali is you can visit at any time and still enjoy great weather. The long dry season runs from April to October, and wherever you stay, you’ll enjoy temperatures in the mid-thirties and blue skies that beckon you to the beach. November to March is officially monsoon season in Bali, but while the humidity is a little higher, showers tend to be short and heavy before drying up quickly in the heat. If you want your budget to go further, this is a good time for the best value all-inclusive breaks. When the sky is clear, you enjoy all the opportunities of the dry season with fewer crowds at a much-reduced cost. When the rain does fall, simply head to your favourite restaurant or bar - after all, it's all included!

As a province of Indonesia, Bali has a fantastic local cuisine built on healthy rice dishes which blend fresh vegetables, meats, and fish in subtle but rich spices that can make a perfect light bite or sumptuous evening meal. From nasi goreng and rendang to satay and grilled fish, you’ll never be short of exciting flavours to savour on your all-inclusive holiday. 

Mediterranean classics and international foods can also be found any time of night or day in most Bali all-inclusive hotels. If you’re a real foodie looking for more, try the Indian spices of Bumbu Delhi at Grand Mirage Resort and Thalasso, Japanese teppanyaki and shabu-shabu at The Mulia’s Edogin restaurant, or paired tapas and wines from Sorrento at Meliá Bali. Whatever you crave, all-inclusive is the easiest way to indulge in Bali’s best food, served by the beach from breakfast to bedtime.