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A holiday to Singapore & Bali costs from £2,299 per person, based on two people sharing. That covers 12 nights and return flights from London. October 2026 is the cheapest departure currently on sale. Secure it with £99pp and pay the balance nearer the time. Every holiday we sell is ATOL 10713 protected.
Twelve nights across three countries750: four nights in Mauritius at a 4★ beach resort on half board, three nights in Singapore at a 4★ city hotel on a room-only basis, and five nights in Bali at a 4★ beach resort with bed and breakfast. Flights from London and all internal flights are included, as are transfers in Mauritius. ATOL protection under licence 10713 applies and a £99 per person deposit holds it. June is cheapest and December dearest. Transfers in Singapore and Bali, excursions, visas and entry fees are not included.
A touring trip that happens to start on a beach, and it is worth being clear about that before you book.
Mauritius gets four of the 12 nights here. Our dedicated Mauritius holidays give it seven, 10 or 12 nights and start at £1,399 per person. If what you actually want is to lie on a beach in the Indian Ocean, this is the wrong product and the cheaper one is the right one.
What this buys instead is three genuinely different places in one trip: an Indian Ocean island, a dense Asian city state, and a Hindu island in a Muslim country. They have almost nothing in common, which is the appeal.
The pacing is uneven by design — four nights, then three, then five. Singapore’s three nights are enough for that city and would be too few almost anywhere else. Bali gets the longest stay because it needs it.
This is one of the few holidays in our programme where we can state the board precisely, because the package sets it per leg:
| Leg | Nights | Hotel | Board |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mauritius | 4 | 4★ beach resort | Half board |
| Singapore | 3 | 4★ city hotel | Room only |
| Bali | 5 | 4★ beach resort | Bed and breakfast |
Room only in Singapore is the line to read twice. Singapore is expensive for a great many things and cheap for exactly one — food. Hawker centres serve some of the best inexpensive eating anywhere in the world, so room only there is far less of a penalty than it sounds, and arguably the right call.
Transfers are included in Mauritius only. Singapore and Bali transfers are not part of the package. Singapore has an excellent metro from the airport; Bali does not, and airport transport there is worth arranging in advance rather than negotiating on arrival.
This is the part that catches people, and it is the thing most worth getting right before you fly. All three countries want something from you online before you fly.
Mauritius. No visa for British passport holders, up to 60 days. The Mauritius All in One travel form must be completed online before arrival and the QR code printed. Passport valid for the duration of the stay, one blank page. Proof of onward travel required.
Singapore. No visa; 30 to 90 days at the officer’s discretion. The SG Arrival Card must be submitted electronically in the three days before arrival — not earlier, which trips people up. Passport valid six months.
Indonesia and Bali. A Visa on Arrival is required and costs 500,000 IDR, valid 30 days and extendable once. Passport valid six months with two blank pages, and proof of onward travel. An online customs declaration must be filed within 72 hours of arrival, and there is a Bali tourist levy of 150,000 IDR.
None of the visa costs or tourist levies is included in the holiday price. All entry rules were checked against GOV.UK on 17 September 2026 and should be re-checked before you travel, because they change.
Mauritius in four nights is the beach and the lagoon. A coral reef rings the island so the water is shallow and calm. Four nights is not long enough for the interior as well, so treat this leg as rest before the travelling starts.
Singapore is Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay, the hawker centres, and one of the best zoos in the world. It is small, immaculately organised and easy to cover in three nights on a metro system that works.
Bali is temples, rice terraces, volcanoes and surf, spread across an island considerably larger than most visitors expect. Five nights means choosing between the south coast beaches and Ubud inland rather than doing both properly.
The contrast is the product. Going from a Mauritian lagoon to Singapore’s skyline to a Balinese temple in under a fortnight is a sequence very few itineraries offer.
June, and the reasoning stacks up across all three stops.
Mauritius: GOV.UK puts the cyclone season at November to May, so June is the first month clear of it, and it falls in the dry southern-hemisphere winter.
Bali: the dry season runs roughly April to October, so June sits comfortably inside it.
Singapore: hot and humid all year with no meaningful season, so it does not argue either way.
December is the opposite case — the most expensive month, inside Mauritius’s cyclone season and in Bali’s wet season at once. It is the one month where all three considerations point the same unhelpful direction.
All quoted at enquiry against your dates.
Flights are from London with all internal flights included, which on a three-country itinerary is the single most valuable inclusion in the package. Regional UK airports are available at a supplement confirmed at enquiry.
London to Singapore is about 13 hours non-stop, and Singapore to Denpasar in Bali is about 2 hours 35 to 2 hours 50. The Mauritius sectors and the routing order are confirmed at enquiry.
Time zones are simpler than they look. Mauritius is UTC+4 — four hours ahead of the UK in winter, three during British Summer Time. Singapore and Bali are both UTC+8 with no daylight saving, so there is no time difference between them at all, which removes an adjustment most people assume they will have to make.
Cyclones and insurance. GOV.UK notes that during a Mauritian cyclone residents must stay indoors and insurance cover may lapse. On a November-to-May departure, read the policy on that point.
Three currencies — the Mauritian rupee, the Singapore dollar and the Indonesian rupiah. The rupiah runs to hundreds of thousands, so check the zeros rather than glancing at them.
Singapore’s rules are real. Fines for littering, jaywalking and eating on the metro are enforced rather than theoretical, and chewing gum is restricted.
Bali modesty. Temples require shoulders and knees covered, and sarongs are usually available at the entrance. Swimwear is for the beach and the pool.
Pack for three climates. A Mauritian winter evening wants a layer, Singapore is humid year-round, and Bali temples want covered shoulders in the heat.
Your booking is covered by our ATOL licence 10713 and we hold IATA accreditation 91285611. It is held with a deposit of £99 per person, with the balance due before travel.
Prices are per person, based on two people sharing. June is both the cheapest month and the one where the weather works in Mauritius and Bali at the same time. Start the paperwork early — three countries means three separate online requirements before you fly.
From £2,149 per person, reduced from £2,750, for 12 nights across three countries with 4★ hotels, London flights and all internal flights. June is cheapest and December dearest. Your figure depends on dates and departure airport.
Four nights in Mauritius at a 4★ beach resort on half board, three nights in Singapore at a 4★ city hotel on room only, and five nights in Bali at a 4★ beach resort with bed and breakfast. Shifting nights between legs is possible and is repriced.
For the beach and the lagoon, yes. For the interior as well, no. Treat that leg as rest before the travelling starts. If Mauritius is what you actually want, our dedicated Mauritius holidays start and give it seven to 12 nights.
Yes, and on a three-country itinerary that is the single most valuable thing in the package. Flights from London are included too. Regional UK airports are available at a supplement confirmed at enquiry.
In Mauritius only. Singapore and Bali transfers are not part of the package. Singapore has an excellent metro from the airport; Bali does not, so arrange transport there in advance rather than negotiating on arrival. We can add both.
Less than it sounds. Singapore is expensive for many things and cheap for one — food. The hawker centres serve some of the best inexpensive eating anywhere in the world, so eating out there is arguably better than any hotel board would be.
Mauritius and Singapore need none for British passport holders. Indonesia does: a Visa on Arrival costing 500,000 IDR, valid 30 days. All three countries also require something to be filed online before you fly. Checked against GOV.UK on 17 September 2026.
Three. The Mauritius All in One travel form before arrival, the Singapore SG Arrival Card within the three days before arrival, and an Indonesian customs declaration within 72 hours of arrival. Missing any one of them causes problems at the border.
Yes, a Bali tourist levy of 150,000 IDR, and it is separate from the 500,000 IDR Visa on Arrival. Neither is included in the holiday price. Both are paid locally rather than through us.
The strictest requirement governs: six months for both Singapore and Indonesia, and two blank pages for Indonesia. Mauritius only needs validity for the duration of your stay and one blank page, but you must satisfy all three.
June,. It is the cheapest month, it is the first month clear of Mauritius's cyclone season, and it sits inside Bali's dry season. Singapore is hot and humid year-round so it does not argue either way.
At £2,599 it is the most expensive month, and it falls inside Mauritius's cyclone season and Bali's wet season simultaneously. It is the one month where every consideration on this itinerary points the same unhelpful direction.
GOV.UK puts it at November to May. During a cyclone residents are required to stay indoors and insurance cover may lapse, so on a departure in those months read your policy on that specific point before buying it.
London to Singapore is about 13 hours non-stop, and Singapore to Denpasar in Bali about 2 hours 35 to 2 hours 50. The Mauritius sectors and the order of the routing are confirmed at enquiry rather than promised here.
Mauritius is UTC+4 — four hours ahead of the UK in winter, three during British Summer Time. Singapore and Bali are both UTC+8 with no daylight saving, so there is no time difference between those two at all.
No leg of it is. Mauritius is half board, Singapore is room only and Bali is bed and breakfast. If an all-inclusive holiday is what you want, our Mauritius all-inclusive deals start and state their board.
It means choosing rather than doing everything. Bali is larger than most visitors expect, so five nights realistically covers either the south coast beaches or Ubud and the interior, not both properly. Extra nights there are the upgrade we most often recommend.
Three nights suits Singapore well. It is small, immaculately organised and easy to cover on a metro that works — Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay, the hawker centres and the zoo. Three nights would be too few almost anywhere else on this itinerary.
The pace is demanding — three hotels and several flights inside 12 nights, plus three sets of entry paperwork. Singapore is outstanding for children and Bali is manageable, but a single-centre beach holiday will be easier with younger ones.
Three: the Mauritian rupee, the Singapore dollar and the Indonesian rupiah. The rupiah runs to hundreds of thousands, so count the zeros rather than glancing at them — it is the most common way visitors overpay in Bali.
Ninety-nine pounds per person, with the balance due before travel. The holiday is ATOL 10713 protected and we hold IATA accreditation 91285611. Prices are per person, based on two people sharing.
Earlier than a single-centre holiday, because three hotels and several internal flights all have to line up. June is the best month and the cheapest, so it moves. Start the three sets of online paperwork as soon as your dates are fixed.
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