Welcome to Bali - an Indonesian island known for its forested volcanic mountains, iconic rice paddies, beaches, and coral reefs. Upon arrival, you will check-in at the hotel and spend the evening exploring the local markets of Seminyak.
Watch Bali's famous verdant rice paddies and learn how the Subak system works at Tegallalang Rice Terraces. Don't forget to take a break and enjoy some coffee and Bali’s famous Luwak coffee.
Tanah Lot is a temple located on a rock formation in the sea. It is known for its breathtaking sunset views and its unique offshore setting.
Pura Luhur Batukaru is a temple located on the slopes of Mount Batukaru – the second-highest mountain in Bali. It is perfect for a romantic and introspective day exploring the peaceful surroundings of the temple.
Ubud Art Market is an excellent spot to buy local souvenirs like paintings, woodcarvings, textiles, and more. The market is a must-visit for art lovers and is also an excellent place to try street food.
Discover the world beneath the water's surface and swim alongside colorful schools of fish and vibrant coral reefs at Amed.
Candidasa Beach is a small coastal town on the eastern coast of Bali that offers peace, tranquility, and awesome beaches. Enjoy your day here by taking a stroll on the beach, watching the sunset, and eating at the best local restaurants.
Waterbom Bali is a water park located in Kuta that offers an exciting escape from the sun. It’s a fun place to get your adrenaline pumping and enjoy the thrilling water rides with your significant other.
One of the most popular landmarks in Bali is the Uluwatu Temple. Sitting atop a cliff, it offers stunning views of the Indian Ocean and is famous for its kecak dance performance.
Jimbaran Bay is a picturesque fishing village that is home to the best seafood restaurants in Bali. You can relax on the beach or catch magnificent sunset views while enjoying grilled seafood.
Mount Batur is an active volcano located in the Bangli region. The trek involves a steep 2-hour climb to the summit, but the stunning views of the sunrise atop the volcano make it worth the effort.
Tour the Goa Gajah temple, an ancient site of Hindu worship in Bali. Its name translates to ‘Elephant Cave,’ a name given after the stone figure of an elephant found inside.
Capture your final moments in Bali relaxing at your hotel or visit a few spots you have missed before heading to the airport. Say goodbye to Bali and depart for your next destination.
Bali can be navigated via taxis, motorcycles, and buses. Visitors can rent cars with local drivers who know their way around the island. Renting a motorcycle is an affordable way to get around Bali; however, beginners should exercise caution. Balinese taxis are cheap compared to Western standards, while buses are cheaper than taxis but could be challenging to navigate. The cost of travel (including taxis, buses, and fuel) is approximately IDR 200,000 ($14 USD) per day. Get around Bali quickly, book a private car rental with a driver.
If you have more time, take a day trip to Nusa Lembongan to snorkel with the giant manta rays or visit the world-famous monkey forest in Ubud. If you have less time, reduce the number of destinations or extended your stay by a day or two in one location.
Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is Bali's main airport handling both international and domestic flights. It is located approximately 13km south of Denpasar city center and is approximately 30-40 minutes' drive to Kuta, Legian, and Seminyak.