How much does it cost to travel to Bali?

As a popular tourist destination in the world, Bali’s consumption level is actually not high. However, during the peak tourist seasons of July and August and around Christmas, hotel costs will mostly rise, and some can even rise to More than 50%, the average daily budget ranges from 300 to 1,300 yuan (RMB).

Official currency: Indonesian rupiah (Rupiah, referred to as Rp)

Reference exchange rate (August 2013)

1 yuan ≈ 1,683 Indonesian rupiah

1 Euro≈13,665 Indonesian Rupiah

1 USD≈10,299 Indonesian Rupiah

1000 Indonesian Rupiah≈0.6 RMB

Tip

There is no fixed price, just keep the change. If the service is good, you can keep more. Most hotels and restaurants will add an 11% government tax and a 10% service charge to the bill, and no tip is required. Some toilets in tourist attractions in Bali charge a fee. Generally, it costs 1000-1500Rp (equivalent to 1-1.5 yuan) to urinate, 2000Rp to defecate, and 3000Rp to take a shower.

Indonesia is a tipping country. In Bali, except for hotels and restaurants that have marked service charges included, tips are generally required for receiving various services, and the amount varies depending on the labor paid by the other party. Hotel bellmen, daily room cleaners, chartered drivers, rafting instructors, and spa therapists all need to give certain tips. It is recommended to carry 1,000 and 5,000 dong and 1 dollar banknotes with you, and be ready to tip at any time. If the other party's service is very good or they have put in extra work, they should be increased as appropriate.