Questions, grouped by what you are actually deciding.

There can be: airport taxes, service charges and local tourism fees sit outside the headline rate. Read the terms and confirm the extras with the provider before you pay.

Take the package rate for the trip, then add anything outside it on top. Packages run USD 3,330 to 6,370 per couple, and transport inland is the line people most often forget.

The rice terraces at Ubud, sunset at Tanah Lot and the local markets cost almost nothing. A driver for the day costs less than three separate transfers.

Yes. A private pool villa in a less touristed area at the bottom of the USD 3,330 to 6,370 band buys more space and privacy than a resort room at the same price in Seminyak.

Honeymoon packages start at USD 3,330 per couple for seven days and six nights, bundling accommodation, transfers and some activities.

Set the month and the number of nights first, then the budget. Those three decide almost everything else, and villa availability moves faster than flight prices.

Direct booking sometimes carries perks; a platform gives you comparison and a paper trail. Either is fine provided the operator is verified.

Six to twelve months for travel in the dry season, which runs April to October. Outside that window there is usually availability much closer in.

Yes. Say what you want changed and it is rebuilt around that. Most published packages are a starting shape rather than a fixed product.

Fake villa listings using stolen photographs are a real problem in Bali. Book through verified accounts or recognised platforms, and never transfer a deposit to a personal account.

A private pool villa, romantic dining and amenities such as a floating breakfast. Spa treatments, guided tours and cultural activities appear in some and not others.

Often yes, from Ngurah Rai International Airport. Confirm it with the provider, because it varies and it matters most on the night you arrive.

Sometimes. Where they are, it usually means breakfast plus one or two set dinners such as a private beach table or a floating breakfast, rather than full board.

Both exist. Couples treatments are inside some packages and a paid add-on in others. It is worth asking before you compare two prices.

Private candlelight dinners, personalised tours, cooking classes, flower baths and decorated rooms. Most need a few days of notice rather than same-day booking.

April to October is the dry season and the most predictable for outdoor plans. It is also the busiest, so villas are dearer and book further ahead.

November to March brings rain that can interrupt outdoor activities. Rates drop and the island is quieter, and a plan built around spa, dining and indoor spaces holds up well.

Five to seven days is the usual answer. Four to five nights works for a single trip with two bases; under three, stay in one place.

Seminyak to Ubud is about an hour and a half, Uluwatu to Seminyak about an hour. Traffic makes both longer, so plan the move rather than discover it.

A valid passport, and a visa depending on nationality. Most leisure visitors enter on visa exemption or visa on arrival at Ngurah Rai. Check the current rule close to your travel date.

There are no mandatory vaccinations for Bali. A healthcare provider may still recommend routine immunisations, hepatitis A or typhoid. Ask them closer to travel.

At most accommodations, yes, and tourist areas are generally tolerant. If it matters to you, confirm with the specific villa or resort when booking.

Strongly recommended. Look for medical cover, trip cancellation and lost belongings, and read what is excluded rather than what is advertised.

Generally yes, with ordinary precautions: look after valuables and avoid isolated areas at night. Check current safety advisories before you travel.