Bali is the kind of island that makes it easy to slip into holiday mode, with warm days by the sea, colourful ceremonies, and the scent of frangipani in the air. If you’re comparing bali holiday packages, Club Med helps you keep planning simple, with an all-inclusive stay at Club Med Bali in Nusa Dua.
From dining and drinks to sports, entertainment, and kids’ clubs, your days can be as active or as unhurried as you like. You can also add flights and enjoy round-trip transfers, so you arrive feeling like your break has already begun.
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Bali holiday packages with dining, activities, entertainment, and kids’ clubs included at Club Med Bali in Nusa Dua.
Option to add flights, with round-trip airport transfers available for a smoother arrival.
Easy trip planning with inspiration for things to do and places to visit in Bali.
Many Bali holiday deals bundle flights and a hotel, then leave the rest to you. Club Med takes a more complete approach: your stay includes dining, drinks, resort activities, and entertainment, with kids’ clubs available for families. That means fewer add-ons to organise and more time to focus on what you came for, whether that’s ocean time, cultural moments, or a proper reset.
Start with your preferred dates and room type, then personalise from there. If you want a smoother door-to-resort experience, you can add flights and enjoy round-trip transfers as part of your travel plan. Travelling with children? Explore our all-inclusive family holiday Bali options for an overview of what families can expect in-resort.
Entry requirements can change, but Australians travelling for tourism generally need a Visa on Arrival (VoA) or e-VoA for Bali, typically valid for up to 30 days with an extension option.
Bali also has a tourism levy of IDR 150,000 for foreign visitors.
Club Med Bali sits in Nusa Dua, a calm stretch of coastline that suits beach days, gentle swims, and easy exploring. It’s a great base if you’re planning to mix resort time with day trips, markets, and coastal views.
Choose from room options that keep things comfortable and practical for couples, friends, and families. If you’re looking for extra ease in your stay, suites can come with added touches like priority services and a more spacious feel.
For families, kids’ clubs and age-appropriate activities can turn a holiday into a collection of “remember when…” moments. For couples and friends, it’s just as easy to plan mornings on the water, afternoons by the pool, and evenings filled with music and shows.
Your package includes dining across the resort, with a mix of international favourites and Balinese flavours. From relaxed meals to lighter bites, it’s easy to keep days flowing without needing to plan every reservation in advance.
From fitness and group sports to time out on the water, the resort offers a wide range of activities you can join throughout the day. If you’re building a wish list for your trip, explore our guide to things to do in Bali for more inspiration.
Evenings bring a lively line-up, from performances to music and moments that bring everyone together after a full day in the sun.
Families can take advantage of dedicated kids’ clubs, with activities designed by age group so children can play, create, and make new friends while parents enjoy a breather.
You can add flights to your Bali holiday package and include round-trip airport transfers for a simpler arrival and departure.
Need a bit more time to decide? Club Med also lets you hold your booking for up to two days.
If your plans depend on weather, surf conditions, or school holidays, our guide to the best time to visit Bali can help you choose travel dates that suit your style of trip.
To round out your holiday, browse places to visit in Bali and save a few favourites, whether you’re after nature, culture, beach time, or a mix of everything.
Ready to compare holiday packages and lock in your dates? Explore Club Med’s all-inclusive resorts in Bali, choose the package that suits your travel plans, and start looking forward to the moments that make Bali feel like Bali.
