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Komodo & the Australian Coast
Discover the wonders of Indonesia and Australia’s iconic coastline, from Komodo dragons to the Great Barrier Reef. Explore vibrant cultures, stunning islands and coastal cities including Darwin and Brisbane on this enriching Viking voyage.
Deluxe Veranda Stateroom
Flights are additional
Departs 25 Nov 2026
Bangkok, Bali & Beyond
Soak up the soul of Southeast Asia on this unforgettable journey from Bangkok to Bali. This cruise connects you with vibrant metropolises, sleepy fishing villages, and postcard-perfect islands, all in one easy rhythm. Wander the colonial quarters of Jakarta, sip a kopi in Surabaya, or unwind in Bali’s lush interior after a day of temple hopping. With thoughtfully curated excursions and plenty of time in port, you’ll come away with stories to last a lifetime. It’s an enriching escape wrapped in sun, culture, and warm hospitality.
Veranda stateroom
Flights are additional
Departs 11 Nov 2027
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Tropical Odyssey between Indonesia and North East Australia
Cruise through the stunning Indonesian archipelago and northern Australia, where island-hopping brings you face to face with Komodo dragons, vibrant coral reefs, and rich local cultures. Departing from Bali, you’ll discover wild landscapes, remote traditions, and unforgettable encounters in some of the world’s most untouched corners.
The wildlife encounters are possible experiences and cannot be guaranteed.
Your luxurious small ship Le Soléal embodies the French art of living with modern and elegant design along with cutting-edge technology.
Porthole or Window Stateroom
Flights are additional
Departs 4 Dec 2026
Plan your Bali holiday with our handy guides
Maree Thompson
House of Travel Mount Maunganui
From the first travel I did as a teenager I have wanted to travel the world, experience the food, absorb the culture and learn the history!!!
I have always been passionate about creating the ultimate holidays and feel that makes me the best planner of your holidays that I can be!!
I had been selling travel for over 20 years when I felt something else was needed and to the leap to be the retail manger of House of Travel Papamoa. I feel I have never looked back and enjoy leading a fantastic group of people!!
I love my job!!! I love the fact that no one holiday is ever the same and also thrive on a challenge of a complex itinerary, round the world flight or something out of the norm.
I think the benefit you get with me is the experience I have had planning and travel and the places I have travelled.
I have travelled extensively and in particular done a lot around New Zealand, Australia, South Pacific Islands, USA and Europe and find that travel opens your mind to another world full of new experiences, new tastes and an appreciation for life in general.
I have a rule that every trip I do I need to pick one unique thing to do on holiday that is un-usual or you would not do on another holiday .... I have been hot air ballooning, have been on a segway tour, have helicoptered out to an island etc.
My Travel Tips
- I am a bit of a IT geek so always travel with an adaptor that has USB ports for my IWatch, iPhone and iPad.
- Have a store of great apps that help with travel, packing, maps, closest toilet etc.!!
- Always keep in touch with your travel agent so they can keep you up to date with deals that are out for your next holiday.
- Cash passports are a MUST as safe and easy way to travel.
The best holidays are definitely created together so would love to get you in for an appointment and have a discussion about your travel dreams.
Maree
Monica Nichol
House of Travel Palmerston North: The Square
I grew up dreaming about traveling the world and was fortunate to make some of those dreams come true!
Traveling gets me super excited, so if you are wanting to make your travel dreams become a reality, what are you waiting for?
Come in and see me!
Monica
Vicky Baker
House of Travel High Street Lanes, Christchurch CBD
Fiona Muir
House of Travel Whanganui
You
know how some people collect handbags or shoes, well I have a love of
collecting passport stamps! I developed a bit of a passion for adventure travel
since working in the States at a summer camp in my early 20’s. I have travelled
to over 40 countries, doing everything from eating scorpions in China,
snorkelling the Silfra fissure in Iceland, to skydiving in Namibia.
Fiona
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FAQS
What is the best time to visit Bali?
The best time to visit Bali is during the dry season (April to October), when you’ll enjoy sunny days, lower humidity and temperatures around 27 to 31°C. This is ideal for beach time, sightseeing and outdoor adventures.
The wet season (November to March) brings short, heavy tropical showers - usually in the afternoon, so you can still travel, just plan around the rain.
For Kiwis, shoulder months like May, June and September offer great weather with fewer crowds and better value.
How long should I spend in Bali?
Most travellers from New Zealand spend 7 to 10 days in Bali to properly explore beaches like Kuta and inland areas like Ubud.
If you’re short on time, 5 nights works for a relaxing beach break, while 10 to 14 days lets you combine Bali with nearby islands like Nusa Penida or the Gili Islands.
Where should I go in Bali for the first time?
For first‑time visitors, a mix of destinations works best:
- Seminyak or Legian offer dining, beach clubs and great shopping
- Ubud lets you experience culture, rice terraces and wellness
- Nusa Dua is renowned for it’s relaxing resorts and calm beaches
- Uluwatu boasts limestone cliffs, epic surf and stunning sunset views
This combination gives you a well-rounded Bali experience.
Is Bali a good holiday destination for Kiwis?
Yes, Bali is one of the most popular overseas destinations for New Zealand travellers thanks to its affordable luxury, warm climate, direct flights from Auckland and wide range of experiences from beaches to culture.
How to find the best Bali holiday deals from NZ?
Speak to your local House of Travel Bali specialist or check out our latest Bali holidays. We’ll help you look for:
- Inclusive package deals
- Shoulder season travel (May, June, September)
- Sale periods and airline promotions
Booking early or during major travel sales often secures the best value.
Do I need a visa for Bali from New Zealand?
New Zealand passport holders need a Visa on Arrival (VOA) for Indonesia.
It’s valid for 30 days and can be extended once. You’ll also need a passport valid for at least 6 months and a return onward ticket. You can apply for a visa before you arrive to save queueing time one arrival. Check out Safe Travel for the most up to date visa requirements.
Where is the best area to stay in Bali?
It depends on your travel style. Seminyak is perfect for foodies, beach clubs and shopping, while Canggu offers trendy cafes and epic surf. If you’re looking for cultural immersion, wellness retreats and jungle adventures - Ubud is the place to be. Nusa Dua is known for it’s luxury resorts and being family-friendly, and Uluwatu is famous for it’s surf, limestone cliffs and a quieter island escape.
What should I pack for Bali from NZ?
Pack light and practical:
- Lightweight, breathable clothing
- Swimwear and sandals
- Reef-safe sunscreen
- Insect repellent
- Power adapter (Type C/F)
- Reusable water bottle
Bring some Indonesian rupiah (IDR) or withdraw cash on arrival.
What should I wear in Bali?
Wear lightweight, modest clothing in public areas.
When visiting temples, cover your shoulders and knees, or wear a sarong, which is sometimes provided.
Beachwear is fine at resorts and beaches, but not in towns or temples.
Do I need travel insurance for Bali?
Yes - travel insurance is strongly recommended for Bali.
Make sure your policy covers medical expenses, adventure activities and scooter or motorbike use, if you plan to hire a bike while you’re there.
Can I use NZD in Bali?
No, Bali uses Indonesian rupiah (IDR).
ATMs are widely available, and cards are accepted in most tourist areas, but carry cash for smaller purchases.
Is Bali safe for travellers from New Zealand?
Bali is generally safe but take standard precautions. Watch for petty theft in busy areas, use reputable transport services, be cautions on scooters and don’t drink tap water.
How do you get around Bali?
Getting around Bali is easy:
- Private drivers (great value and convenience)
- Ride-hailing apps like Grab and Gojek
- Hotel transfers
- Scooter hire (only if experienced)
Traffic can be heavy, so allow extra travel time.
How much does a Bali holiday cost from NZ?
Costs vary, but Bali offers excellent value! You can expect meals from $5 to $20 NZD, a private driver can cost between $60 to $80 NZD per day, approximately, and accommodation varies from budget-friendly stays to luxury resorts.
What are the cultural dos and don’ts in Bali?
Do:
- Dress modestly at temples
- Respect local customs and ceremonies
- Use your right hand when giving/receiving
Don’t:
- Touch people’s heads
- Step on offerings (small baskets on the ground)
- Bargain in fixed-price stores
What are the best things to do in Bali?
Don’t miss a visit to Tanah Lot and Uluwatu temples, boasting stone carvings and traditional ceremonies. Explore Ubud’s majestic rice terraces and waterfalls, relax at a beach club in Seminyak or Canggu and if time permits – take a day trip to Nusa Penida or
