Land at Denpasar (arrival 10:00am) then private transfer to Ubud (~1h30m–2h depending on traffic); check in to your hotel (Chili's Ubud) and settle in. This sets you up in central Bali for culture and rice-terrace stops.
Enjoy a relaxed introduction to Balinese flavours with crispy duck or kid-friendly rice dishes; Bebek Bengil is family-friendly and open daily (approx 9:00–22:00).
Walk among ancient temples and cheeky macaques in this compact forest in central Ubud — great for photos and an easy cultural stop. Open roughly 8:30am–6:00pm; bring pockets-free items and follow signage around the monkeys.
Browse Ubud Market's stalls for textiles, wood carvings and souvenirs — an easy shopping stop near the palace; try bargaining but be respectful. Typical opening hours 8:00am–6:00pm.
Join a family-friendly cooking class that usually includes a short market visit, hands-on preparation, and a shared lunch — excellent way to learn Balinese cuisine and keep kids engaged. Typical start 8:30–9:00am; classes run ~3–4 hours and must be prebooked.
Visit iconic Tegalalang terraces to stroll and take photos; family-friendly swings and photo spots are nearby (open ~8:00am–6:00pm). Swings charge per person and vary in safety/height — choose a gentle option for your daughter.
A popular waterfall near Ubud where you can descend to natural pools for a splash — open ~6:00am–6:00pm and easier for families than some jungle-only pools.
Drive south toward Benoa with a cultural stop at Tirta Empul temple to see the holy spring water and purification pools; open around 7:00am–5:00pm — modest dress required.
Spend a fun-filled day at Waterbom Bali, one of Asia's top waterparks offering family-friendly rides, lazy river and kid-safe areas; park hours typically 9:00am–5:00pm. Book tickets online in advance for best price and shorter queues.
Book a family-friendly beach horseback ride near Benoa or Seminyak around late afternoon to sunset; many operators run rides 16:00–19:00 and accept children (confirm age/weight limits).
If a capybara experience is available locally, prebook it — availability changes frequently, so I strongly recommend confirming before you travel. If not available, visit Bali Zoo or Bali Safari for close animal encounters and family-friendly shows (zoo typically 9:00am–5:00pm).
Optional banana-boat, glass-bottom boat or short turtle-boat to a conservation zone — operators run 8:00am–5:00pm and many offer family packages; pick gentle options for your daughter.
Relax at your hotel with a family foot massage or pool time — many places offer kid-friendly treatments and family packages to recharge before an afternoon trip.
Drive to Uluwatu to explore the dramatic cliff-top temple and watch clifftop views; temple opens roughly 9:00am–7:00pm — modest clothing is required and monkeys are present.
Experience a powerful traditional Kecak fire-and-dance performance at sunset — performances commonly start around 6:00pm (time shifts slightly with sunset), and seating fills fast, so arrive early.
Head to Seminyak for boutique shopping, cafes and a relaxed beach stroll — Seminyak Village and local boutiques are family-friendly and open ~10:00am–10:00pm.
Take a short boat trip for a turtle-visit or glass-bottom boat excursion — a relaxed, educational experience for kids (operators typically run until late afternoon).
Depart hotel around 5:00pm to arrive at the airport ~2–2.5 hours before your international flight (scheduled departure 8:20pm). Allow extra time for traffic and international check-in.