🇮🇩 Tipping in Indonesia / Bali — 10%
Standard rates · When to tip · When not to tip · IDR · Quick calculator
Standard Tip
10%
at restaurants
Currency
IDR
Rp — local currency
Tipping Culture
Expected
part of service culture
In Bali and tourist areas, tipping is widely expected. Most upscale restaurants add a 10% service charge — check the bill. If not included, 10–15% is appropriate. Tour guides, drivers, and spa workers all expect and appreciate tips.
Restaurant: 10% if no service charge
Taxi: round up
Tour guide: Rp 50,000–100,000/day
Driver: Rp 50,000/day
Spa: Rp 30,000–50,000
Hotel: Rp 10,000–20,000 per bag
Common Questions
Do you tip in Indonesia / Bali?
In Bali and tourist areas, tipping is widely expected. Most upscale restaurants add a 10% service charge — check the bill. If not included, 10–15% is appropriate. Tour guides, drivers, and spa workers all expect and appreciate tips.
How much should I tip at a restaurant in Indonesia / Bali?
Restaurant: 10% if no service charge. In Bali and tourist areas, tipping is widely expected. Most upscale restaurants add a 10% service charge — check the bill. If not included, 10–15% is appropriate. Tour guides, drivers, and spa workers all expect and appreciate tips.
Should I tip in cash or on card in Indonesia / Bali?
Cash goes straight to the person who served you; how tips added on card are shared varies by venue and country. Carrying a little local currency (IDR) makes small tips and purchases easier.
How do I calculate a tip for Indonesia / Bali?
Use the Aorista tip calculator — enter your bill total in IDR, set the tip to 10% (the standard rate for Indonesia / Bali), and choose the number of people. You'll get the tip amount and each person's share instantly.
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