FAQs
A: Aha Bali Tour is a private tour operator offering bespoke travel packages across Indonesia, including Komodo, Raja Ampat, Nusa Penida, Kalimantan/Borneo, Sumatra, Sulawesi, Lombok, and Java. The company operates under license as PT. Perjalanan Gembira Bahagia.
A: The head office is located at Trengguli Street Gang IVB Timur Blok B No. 1, Penatih, Denpasar Timur, Bali 80238.
A: You can reach us through:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +62 811 399 22788
- Email: info@ahabali.com
- Social media: Instagram (@ahabalitour), Facebook, and YouTube
A: Aha Bali Tour offers trips to:
- Komodo Island & Komodo Liveaboard
- Raja Ampat Boat Tour
- Nusa Penida Voyages
- Kalimantan/Borneo (orangutan wildlife tours)
- Sumatra Wildlife (Sumatran orangutan trekking)
- Sulawesi-Bunaken-Wakatobi
- Lombok Island Tour
- Java Island
- Helicopter Tour over Bali
A: Options range from snorkeling day trips, multi-day liveaboards (diving/wildlife), private car-and-driver tours, honeymoon packages, to private helicopter tours over Bali’s landscapes.
A: Yes. Aha Bali Tour emphasizes a “bespoke” approach — itineraries can be tailored based on each guest’s travel pace, interests, and preferences.
A: Prices vary widely depending on duration and experience type, starting from around $47 (short day tours like the Ubud Cultural Tour) up to several thousand dollars for luxury multi-day liveaboards or private helicopter tours.
A: You can start a conversation directly via WhatsApp to discuss your travel preferences, or use the booking form on the website to select a location and dates.
A: The website displays prices in USD, EUR, AUD, and IDR.
A: Payment methods are listed in the “Payment” section of the website — for full details on payment options, it’s best to contact the Aha Bali Tour team directly, as these may change.
A: The website offers Log In and Sign Up options, but for an initial consultation, you can simply reach out via WhatsApp without creating an account.
A: Tours are led by experienced local guides who ensure guest safety while visiting the Komodo dragons’ natural habitat in Komodo National Park.
A: Raja Ampat is known as one of the world’s richest centers of marine biodiversity — limestone islands, coral gardens, and marine life in a relatively untouched environment.
A: Dramatic cliffs, snorkeling with manta rays at Manta Point, and sunset views at Kelingking Beach.
A: The Kalimantan/Borneo and Sumatra Wildlife tours offer the chance to see orangutans in their natural habitat, including a Sekonyer River cruise (Borneo) and jungle trekking (Sumatra).
A: The website doesn’t specify a minimum booking window; it’s recommended to contact the Aha Bali Tour team to confirm availability, especially for liveaboard packages or during peak season.
A: Yes, the website supports several language options including Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, and Ukrainian.
A: Some tour packages (such as the Nusa Penida Afternoon Manta Ray Snorkeling tour) already have customer reviews on the website. Aha Bali Tour is also listed on TripAdvisor.
