Land at Ngurah Rai Airport and take a private transfer (about 1.5–2h depending on traffic) to Chili's Ubud to check in and drop bags. Travel time gives you a relaxed start — traffic into Ubud is usually moderate mid-day.
Casual, family‑friendly menu with healthy options and a shaded garden; great after arrival because it’s near central Ubud markets. They’re usually open 8:00–23:00, but confirm current hours.
Walk among ancient temple ruins and free-roaming macaques in a shaded sanctuary — a fun and iconic first stop in Ubud. Open typically 8:30–18:00; keep belongings secure around monkeys.
Browse local crafts, textiles and souvenirs at the market, then see the Ubud Palace exterior and grounds for a taste of local culture — markets often close by early evening but some stalls stay open later.
A Ubud classic famous for crispy duck and family-friendly portions in a garden setting; open evenings and a great introduction to Balinese flavours for you and your daughter.
Hands‑on market visit + cooking class where you and your daughter learn to prepare 4–6 Balinese dishes — educational, fun and usually family‑friendly. Most classes run 3–4 hours and include the meal you cook; typical hours 9:00–13:00.
Walk the terraces for iconic Bali photos and quiet late‑afternoon light; if you want a swing photo, operators charge extra — terrace access is generally open from early morning until evening.
A gentle, scenic ridge walk just outside central Ubud for sunset views — great low‑effort activity that’s safe and pretty for an 11‑year‑old. Open 24/7 but best in daylight.
Farm‑to‑table Indonesian food in comfortable surroundings; a nice sit‑down option after a full day exploring culture and rice terraces. Open evenings but check reservation needs.
Visit Bali Zoo for animal encounters and children’s activities; capybara sightings in Bali are uncommon — call the zoo ahead to confirm if they currently have capybara or a similar small mammal; the zoo opens around 9:00 typically but some encounters start earlier.
If you want a short nature stop before heading south, Tegenungan is close to Ubud and offers a good waterfall photo opportunity; open daytime, stairs to viewing area.
Traditional Balinese cooking in a family‑friendly setting; if you prefer quicker beachside options, the hotel restaurant is convenient and kid‑friendly.
Book a beach horse ride along the sand in Benoa — operators usually run afternoon and sunset sessions and provide helmets for kids; confirm age/weight rules and reserve in advance.
Relax at your hotel’s restaurant for an easy family meal, or drive 20–30 minutes to Jimbaran for a beachside seafood dinner at sunset (Jimbaran beach markets open late afternoon to evening).
Spend a full fun day at Waterbom (Kuta) — excellent for families with age‑appropriate slides, lazy river and child play areas; open typically 9:00–18:00. Arrive at opening to avoid queues.
Half‑day family snorkel or glass‑bottom boat trip to small reef spots and Turtle Island; operators are experienced with kids but confirm lifejacket policies for your daughter. Morning sessions are calmer on the water.
Lunch at Bali Collection shopping complex offers choices and a chance for light shopping in air‑conditioned stores — good for souvenirs and relaxed browsing.
Drive to Seminyak for stylish boutiques, kid‑friendly stores and cafés — a good afternoon for shopping and a coffee stop. Many boutiques open around 10:00–22:00.
Watch sunset from the beach clubs in Seminyak or choose a calm seafood dinner in Jimbaran for a family meal on the sand; both are memorable options for your last beachfront dinners.
See the large Garuda Wisnu statue, cultural exhibitions and sculptural grounds; park hours typically 8:00–22:00 and there are short cultural shows throughout the day.
Try local nasi campur or seafood at a family‑friendly warung near the southern route; practical and tasty for refuelling before the afternoon temple visit.
Historic sea temple perched on cliffs with dramatic ocean views; arrive a little before sunset for the best light — temple open daylight hours but check ceremony closures.
Traditional Kecak dance at sunset is a spectacular cultural experience suitable for families; performances usually start around sunset (roughly 18:00–19:00 depending on season), buy tickets in advance.
End the night with grilled fish and seafood on the beach in Jimbaran — stalls open through the evening and are a fun, relaxed family dining experience.
A comfortable, air‑conditioned shopping complex with boutiques, souvenir shops and cafés — good for last purchases and child‑friendly facilities (open generally 10:00–22:00).
Enjoy a family-friendly spa treatment at a reputable spa near Benoa — many offer manicure/pedicure and gentle massages appropriate for an 11‑year‑old; confirm age policies when booking.
Have a relaxed breakfast, finish packing and confirm airport transfer time with hotel; you’ll want to leave for the airport with plenty of time for traffic and check‑in.
Depart hotel around 15:30–16:00 to reach Denpasar with time for check‑in by 18:20 for your 20:20 flight — allow 1–1.5 hours travel time plus airport check‑in/security.