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Itinerary · 3 Days
3-Day Singapore to Bali Itinerary
A short luxury escape with private transfers: a day of culture and fine dining in Ubud, a beach day in Seminyak, and a final morning your way.
Plan My 3 Days
Day by Day
Your 3-Day Route
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Arrive and head to Ubud
The direct flight takes about 2.5 to 3 hours. Ubud is roughly 1.5 hours from the airport; stay at Mandapa or Four Seasons Sayan.
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Day 1: Ubud
Monkey Forest at 8:30 AM opening, artisan studios such as John Hardy, lunch at Locavore, a spa ritual, then dinner at Apéritif.
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Day 2: Seminyak
An hour's drive to the coast. A cabana at Potato Head or Finns, boutique shopping, sunset drinks, then dinner at Métis.
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Day 3: Temple or kitchen
See Tanah Lot before 9:00 AM or take a private cooking class at Alila Seminyak, then a late check-out and the 30-minute airport run.
Before You Go
Practical Tips for a Short Trip
With only three days, small details save time. These are the ones the guide recommends sorting first.
Best season
The dry season, April to October, brings sunny days and less humidity. Book stays months ahead for these dates.
Money
Budget in SGD at roughly SGD 1 to IDR 11,000. Cards work at high-end venues, but carry some rupiah for small buys.
Stay covered
Buy a local SIM or eSIM on arrival at DPS, and take out comprehensive travel insurance before you fly.
Budget
Estimated Luxury Budget
Per person for three nights at five-star level. Final cost depends on your resorts, dining and activities.
Accommodation
SGD 2,100–4,500
Five-star resorts or villas at SGD 700–1,500 a night.
Private transfers
SGD 300–600
SGD 100–200 a day for airport and cross-island drives.
Fine dining
SGD 450–900
SGD 150–300 per person a day.
Activities & spa
SGD 600–1,500
SGD 200–500 per person a day.
Shopping & tips
SGD 200–500
Souvenirs, gratuities and other extras.
Estimated total
SGD 4,000–8,000+
per person, excluding international airfare.
Questions
3-Day Itinerary FAQ
Do Singaporeans need a visa for three days in Bali?
No. Singaporean citizens need no visa for stays up to 30 days. Check the latest rules on Imigrasi.go.id before you fly.
How much does business class to Bali cost?
Round-trip business class on Singapore Airlines or Garuda Indonesia typically runs SGD 800–1,500 per person.
How much should I tip in Bali?
Around IDR 100,000–200,000 a day for drivers and guides, and 10–15% for great restaurant service, though a service charge is often included.
What does Tanah Lot cost to visit?
Entry is IDR 60,000. Arrive before 9:00 AM to beat the crowds at this sea temple on its rocky outcrop.
Plan With Us
Make the Most of Three Days
We book the airport concierge, chauffeur, resorts and restaurant tables so your short trip runs without a gap.
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