Touch down at Ngurah Rai International Airport and glide into island time with a private transfer down the scenic cliff roads to Uluwatu. Check into your cliffside villa or boutique hotel—unpack, shower off the flight, and enjoy a leisurely breakfast with ocean views at Single Fin or The Edge’s nearby café to begin soaking up the Balinese atmosphere.
Spend the afternoon exploring the rugged Bukit Peninsula: stroll the serene Pandawa Beach or swim at the sheltered coves of Padang Padang, then stop for a light lunch of fresh seafood or nasi campur at a local warung. If you’re feeling active, take a short surf lesson at Impossibles or relax with a Balinese massage at a nearby spa to recharge ahead of sunset.
Head to Uluwatu Temple in time for golden-hour cliff-top views and the dramatic Kecak fire dance performance — arrive early to wander the temple grounds and watch monkeys play among the stones. After the show, dine at a sunset-facing restaurant such as Rock Bar or one of Jimbaran’s beachfront seafood cafés, finishing the night with a nightcap and stargazing from your villa terrace.
Wake up refreshed after your cliffside Uluwatu evening and head north to stylish Seminyak for a relaxed beach morning—grab a leisurely breakfast and specialty coffee at Revolver Espresso or Sea Circus before strolling along Seminyak Beach. Rent a sunbed at KU DE TA or La Plancha, try a beginner-friendly surf session with local instructors, or simply soak up the sun and people-watch as beach vendors pass by.
After a light lunch of gado-gado or nasi campur at Motel Mexicola or Sisterfields, unwind with a signature Balinese spa ritual—book a two-hour treatment at Bodyworks or the luxurious Prana Spa for a flower bath and traditional massage that eases travel fatigue. If you prefer shopping, explore Seminyak's boutique-lined streets (Jl. Kayu Aya and Jl. Laksmana) for handmade textiles, local jewelry, and homewares to bring island memories home.
As golden hour approaches, return to the beach for a sunset cocktail at KU DE TA or Potato Head, where chill music and sea breezes set the tone for the night; linger for dinner at Sardine or Sarong for contemporary Indonesian cuisine amid rice-field views. Finish the evening with a quiet walk along the shoreline or a rooftop bar stop in Seminyak Village before heading back to your hotel to prepare for the Ubud leg of the journey tomorrow.
Leave the coastal vibes behind for the lush interior and arrive in Ubud after a scenic drive through rice paddies; start your day with breakfast at Clear Cafe or Yellow Flower for healthy bowls and Balinese coffee. Head straight to the Tegallalang Rice Terraces to wander the emerald steps, try the short swing for iconic photos, and learn about subak irrigation from local farmers as morning light softens the valley.
Return to central Ubud for lunch at Locavore or Warung Biah Biah to sample refined Indonesian flavors or homestyle Balinese dishes, then stroll through the Ubud Art Market and Jalan Raya for handcrafted souvenirs and batik. Visit the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in the mid-afternoon—follow the trails past ancient temples, watch the macaques play, and be mindful of your belongings while enjoying the mossy statues and shaded pathways.
As dusk falls, take a gentle walk along the Campuhan Ridge for sweeping sunset views, then dine at Hujan Locale or Ibu Oka (for the famed Babi Guling) to savor local cuisine in a warm, rustic setting. Cap the night with a traditional kecak or Legong dance performance at the Ubud Palace or a relaxed drink at a riverside café before returning to your boutique hotel to rest up for tomorrow’s early Mount Batur trek.
Rise before dawn for a private transfer from Ubud to the Mount Batur trailhead and meet your local guide for the 2-3 hour sunrise trek; pause at the crater rim to watch the sun lift over Lake Batur and Mount Agung, sipping hot ginger tea as the valley fills with golden light. Capture iconic photos at the viewpoint and toast with a simple breakfast of bananas and boiled eggs cooked in volcanic steam, then descend slowly to stretch out tired legs and enjoy the dramatic volcanic scenery.
After the trek, soothe your muscles with a soak at a nearby natural hot springs resort such as Toya Devasya or Batur Natural Hot Spring, where mineral-rich pools look over the lake—relax, have a light lunch at the on-site café, and let the warm water melt away any stiffness. If energy allows, visit a local coffee plantation on the way back to Ubud to sample Kopi Luwak and learn about traditional Balinese coffee processing amid lush gardens.
Return to Ubud in the early evening for a leisurely dinner at one of your favorites from earlier in the trip—Hujan Locale or Locavore offer comforting meals perfect after an energetic day—then take a gentle walk along Campuhan Ridge or unwind with a Balinese massage at your hotel spa. Sip a calming herbal tea on your room balcony and reflect on the day’s dramatic vistas as you prepare for a quieter exploration of East Bali tomorrow.
Depart Ubud early for a scenic drive to East Bali and arrive at Pura Lempuyang in time for cooler morning light; climb the temple steps to the iconic 'Gates of Heaven' for mirror-like photo opportunities and sweeping views of Mount Agung while your guide explains the site's spiritual significance. Afterward, wander the temple complex’s terraces and small shrines, pausing to enjoy offerings and the quieter pace of rural Balinese life before heading toward Tirta Gangga.
Arrive at the royal water garden of Tirta Gangga to stroll among ornate fountains, koi-filled pools and carved stone pathways—cool your feet at the stepping-stones and sample fresh coconut from a nearby vendor while admiring the palace’s floral landscaping. Continue with a short stop at nearby Taman Ujung (Karangasem Water Palace) for elegant colonial-era architecture and seaside vistas, or visit a local salt farm or traditional village to observe daily life and purchase handmade offerings.
As daylight softens, drive back toward the south with a stop for sunset at a coastal viewpoint near Candidasa or the white-sand Virgin Beach (Bias Tugel) for a peaceful end to the day; enjoy a seafood dinner at a beachfront warung or at The Mansion at Taman Ujung if you prefer a refined setting. Return to your Ubud or East Bali base with time to reflect on the day’s temples and water palaces, and rest up for tomorrow’s island adventure to Nusa Penida.
Catch an early fast boat from Sanur to Nusa Penida and meet your driver-guide at the harbor to begin a coast-hugging loop; start at the iconic Kelingking Cliff for sunrise light on the T-Rex-shaped headland, take the lookout photos, and—if you’re feeling energetic—descend the steep path toward the viewpoint for closer panoramas. Afterward, stop at Broken Beach (Pasih Uug) and the neighboring Angel’s Billabong to watch tidal pools and dramatic sea arches while your guide points out the best spots for safe viewing and photos.
Head to Crystal Bay for a relaxed beach lunch at a seaside warung and a snorkel among colorful reef fish and occasional mola-mola sightings (season permitting); rent snorkel gear or join a short guided snorkel to explore the shallow coral gardens before reclining on the sand with fresh coconut or grilled fish. Continue west with a quick visit to Atuh Beach and the Thousand Islands Viewpoint (if time allows) for sweeping clifftop vistas, or pop into a local café in Toya Pakeh to sample kopi and local snacks before your return boat.
Return to the mainland on a late-afternoon or early-evening boat back to Sanur, timing the crossing for calmer waters and golden light; once ashore, enjoy a leisurely dinner in Sanur or head straight back to your Seminyak/Uluwatu base depending on your energy—consider a quiet seafood meal at a beachfront café to unwind. Reflect on the island’s wild scenery with a relaxed drink at your hotel terrace or a soothing Balinese massage to ease any travel weariness as you prepare for your final day of rest and departure tomorrow.
Enjoy a leisurely final morning—sleep in a little, then savor a long breakfast at your hotel or a beachfront café in Jimbaran, such as Menega Café or Cuca, soaking up ocean views and one last plate of fresh fruit and Balinese coffee. If time allows, take a gentle stroll along Jimbaran Bay or a quick dip in your villa’s pool to loosen up before packing and checking out.
Spend the afternoon on easy, low-stress time: drop by a nearby spa for an hour-long Balinese massage at Sundari Spa or Fivelements to melt away any lingering tension, or pop into a local shop in Seminyak or Kuta for last-minute souvenirs like batik or coffee. Plan a relaxed transfer to Ngurah Rai International Airport (allow 2-3 hours for traffic and check-in), stopping en route for a light nasi goreng or seafood lunch at a trusted warung if your schedule permits.
If your flight is late, enjoy a final sunset cocktail at a beachfront venue such as KU DE TA or Rock Bar to toast the trip, then head to the airport with plenty of time for security and a calm departure. Arrive at Denpasar Airport refreshed and with souvenirs in hand, carrying warm memories of temples, rice terraces and island sunsets as you board your flight home.
| Place / Activity | Cost |
|---|---|
| Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar) — private transfer to Uluwatu | IDR 250,000-450,000 (private car; 1-4 pax) |
| Single Fin / The Edge café (breakfast, Uluwatu) | IDR 75,000-250,000 per person (coffee + breakfast) |
| Pandawa Beach | IDR 5,000-10,000 (entrance fee) + transport |
| Padang Padang Beach | IDR 10,000-20,000 (entrance fee) + transport |
| Impossibles (surf lesson) | IDR 250,000-450,000 per person (group) / IDR 600,000-1,200,000 private |
| Balinese massage (local spa in Uluwatu) | IDR 150,000-400,000 |
| Uluwatu Temple + Kecak dance | IDR 50,000-100,000 (entrance + dance ticket) + IDR 20,000-50,000 parking/guide |
| Rock Bar / Jimbaran beachfront seafood dinner | Rock Bar: IDR 400,000-1,200,000 per person (drinks + dinner); Jimbaran warung: IDR 100,000-300,000 per person |
| Transfer Uluwatu → Seminyak | IDR 150,000-350,000 (private car) |
| Revolver Espresso / Sea Circus (breakfast, Seminyak) | IDR 50,000-150,000 per person |
| Seminyak Beach sunbed (KU DE TA / La Plancha) | Sunbed: IDR 50,000-300,000 (often min. spend); KU DE TA / Potato Head drink min spend: IDR 150,000-500,000 |
| Beginner surf session (Seminyak) | IDR 200,000-450,000 per person |
| Lunch at Motel Mexicola / Sisterfields | IDR 80,000-300,000 per person |
| Bodyworks / Prana Spa two-hour treatment | IDR 500,000-1,200,000 |
| Boutique shopping (Jl. Kayu Aya / Jl. Laksmana) | IDR 50,000-1,500,000 (depends on purchases) |
| Sunset cocktail / dinner at KU DE TA or Potato Head (Seminyak) | IDR 200,000-700,000 per person |
| Transfer Seminyak → Ubud | IDR 350,000-600,000 (private car) |
| Clear Cafe / Yellow Flower (breakfast, Ubud) | IDR 60,000-180,000 per person |
| Tegallalang Rice Terraces + swing | Entry/donation: IDR 10,000-50,000; swing: IDR 100,000-300,000 per person |
| Locavore / Warung Biah Biah (lunch, Ubud) | Locavore: IDR 700,000-1,500,000 per person (tasting menus); Warung: IDR 40,000-120,000 |
| Ubud Art Market & Jalan Raya shopping | IDR 50,000-1,000,000 (souvenirs) |
| Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary | IDR 80,000-100,000 per person (entrance) |
| Campuhan Ridge walk (sunset) | Free (donation appreciated) |
| Ubud Palace — traditional dance performance | IDR 100,000-200,000 per person (ticket) |
| Private transfer Ubud → Mount Batur trailhead | IDR 300,000-600,000 (roundtrip private) |
| Mount Batur sunrise trek (local guide) | IDR 400,000-900,000 per person (includes guide, headlamp; sometimes breakfast) |
| Baked-in-volcano breakfast (bananas/eggs) | Usually included in trek price or IDR 20,000-50,000 |
| Toya Devasya / Batur Natural Hot Spring soak | IDR 150,000-350,000 per person (entry + towel; private pool extra) |
| Coffee plantation visit (Kopi Luwak tasting) | IDR 50,000-200,000 per person (tasting fee) |
| Transfer Ubud → East Bali (Lempuyang) | IDR 600,000-1,200,000 (private car; long drive) |
| Pura Lempuyang (Gates of Heaven) | IDR 50,000-100,000 donation/entry + parking/porter fees possible |
| Tirta Gangga (royal water garden) | IDR 50,000-100,000 per person (entrance) |
| Taman Ujung (Ujung Water Palace) | IDR 50,000-100,000 per person |
| Virgin Beach (Bias Tugel) / Candidasa sunset stop | IDR 5,000-20,000 entrance + food/drinks if dining |
| Fast boat Sanur → Nusa Penida (round trip) | IDR 300,000-700,000 per person (depends on operator/season) |
| Nusa Penida driver-guide (full day) | IDR 600,000-1,200,000 per vehicle (up to 4 pax); guide fees extra IDR 150,000-300,000 |
| Kelingking Cliff viewpoint (Nusa Penida) | IDR 10,000-20,000 (entrance/donation) |
| Broken Beach & Angel’s Billabong | Free-IDR 10,000 donation |
| Crystal Bay (snorkel & lunch) | Snorkel gear rental: IDR 50,000-100,000; lunch: IDR 50,000-150,000 |
| Atuh Beach / Thousand Islands viewpoint (optional) | IDR 5,000-50,000 (access/parking/boat if descending) |
| Sanur dinner / return to Seminyak or Uluwatu | IDR 80,000-300,000 per person |
| Jimbaran breakfast / Menega Café | IDR 100,000-300,000 per person |
| Spa near airport (Sundari / Fivelements - short treatment) | IDR 300,000-800,000 |
| Transfer to Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar) | IDR 150,000-400,000 (private car) |
| KU DE TA / Rock Bar final sunset cocktail | IDR 150,000-700,000 per person |
| Estimated Total (per person) | IDR 8,000,000-25,000,000 per person (7 days, mid-range to high-end estimate) - Budget traveler (shared transport, local warungs, budget hotels/guesthouses): ~IDR 6,000,000-9,000,000 - Mid-range (private transfers, mix of local restaurants and nicer meals, boutique hotels, paid activities): ~IDR 12,000,000-18,000,000 - Luxury (private guides, upscale spas, premium restaurants, boutique/cliff villas, private boats): ~IDR 20,000,000-40,000,000 |