Arrive DPS at 10:00am, clear immigration and baggage then meet your pre-booked driver for the transfer to Ubud. The drive is scenic and gives your first views of Bali’s rice fields and villages.
Check in and settle; for a family-friendly lunch try Clear Café Ubud (open 8:00–22:00) for fresh salads, bowls and kids’ options—great for jet-lag recovery.
A short walk among sacred temples and tame macaques; it’s a fun cultural/animal introduction for your daughter. Open about 8:30–18:00 — watch belongings around the monkeys.
Stroll from the Monkey Forest to Ubud Palace and the adjacent market for souvenirs, batik, woodcarvings and silver jewelry; good for light shopping and evening photos (market generally winds down by 6:00–7:00pm).
Enjoy Balinese and Indonesian dishes at Casa Luna (book if you prefer indoor dining) or a casual family warung near Ubud center for a relaxed first-night meal.
Hands-on family-friendly cooking class where you visit a local market, learn Balinese dishes and eat what you cook; classes typically run 3.5–4 hours and are excellent for cultural immersion.
If your cooking class includes lunch, enjoy that meal; otherwise have a relaxed lunch at a nearby cafe and rehydrate — many classes include recipes to take home.
Visit the iconic terraced paddies north of Ubud for classic photos and a short family walk; there are small cafes with views and optional rice-swing operators (swing is optional and charged separately). Open all day.
Choose Hujan Locale for approachable Indonesian cuisine in a lovely setting, or Bridges for river-side dining if you want something special—both are family friendly but Bridges is more upscale.
Visit Goa Gajah (historic rock-cut cave and gardens) for a short cultural stop before you leave Ubud; it’s compact and family-friendly (open mornings until late afternoon).
Drive south to Tijili Benoa in Benoa/Tanjung Benoa area; the ride takes ~1.5–2 hours depending on traffic. This moves you from inland culture to the south coast beaches.
Try Bumbu Bali (famous for Balinese specialties) in nearby Nusa Dua for an authentic dinner — otherwise the hotel restaurant is convenient for easy family dining.
Head to Waterbom Bali, one of Asia’s top water parks — perfect for family fun with slides for all ages. Waterbom typically opens at 9:00 and closes around 17:00; arrive early to avoid queues.
If you have energy, a quick sunset walk on Kuta Beach is scenic and lively; otherwise enjoy a relaxed dinner at the hotel or a nearby beachfront restaurant in Nusa Dua/Benoa.
Book a family-friendly beach horseback ride at a reputable operator — rides are typically 1–2 hours and run at low tide for safe shoreline riding. Confirm age/height requirements when booking.
Enjoy a relaxed sunset on Seminyak Beach — a calm end to an active day and great for photos. Beach clubs line the area if you want a drink while the child enjoys the sand.
Visit Bali Safari & Marine Park for animal shows, safari tours and close encounters; some parks in Bali house capybara or similar animals — contact the park in advance to confirm specific species availability.
Choose a gentle morning of family water sports (glass-bottom boat, snorkeling, banana boat) at Tanjung Benoa, or take a speedboat to Nusa Lembongan for snorkeling and easy island exploration (book in advance). Water sports operators run 8:00–17:00; day trips to Lembongan typically depart early.
Drive to Uluwatu for sunset views and the Kecak Fire Dance (performance typically starts around sunset ~18:00–19:00 depending on time of year). It’s dramatic and child-appropriate, and the temple cliff views are spectacular.
Enjoy a late dinner at a nearby seafood/sea-view restaurant or head back to Tijili Benoa for a quieter evening depending on how tired you and your daughter feel.
Enjoy a relaxed breakfast and a final swim or beach stroll at Tijili Benoa — pack souvenirs in the morning and confirm airport transfer time with reception.
Leave the hotel around 5:00pm to allow 2.5–3 hours for check-in and possible traffic for your 20:20 international flight; better to be early with kids and luggage.