Start your Bali adventure with one of the most vibrant beaches in Bali, Kuta Beach. Learn to surf with the many surf schools available, relax on the beach or explore the local cafes and restaurants in the area.
Located on a rocky outcrop, this 15th-century sea temple is a mesmerizing sight. Take in the sunset while overlooking the Indian Ocean and the magical vibes of the temple complex.
Start your day early and hike up Mount Batur to catch the sunrise. This active volcano in Bali will take your breath away with the extraordinary view of the sun rising above the clouds.
Get your adrenaline pumping with a swing over the rice paddies of Ubud. The Bali Swing is an Instagram-worthy spot providing a fun and unique experience.
Take part in this ancient Balinese tradition at Tirta Empul Temple. The temple complex features a purification ritual in its natural spring water pools, drawing in visitors to experience the cleansing and rejuvenating process.
Discover the natural beauty of Bali’s lush green countryside with a trekking day trip to Sidemen Valley. Explore the rice terraces, river valleys and authentic Balinese village scenery.
An Instagram hotspot in Bali, Tukad Cepung Waterfall is a hidden gem within a cave. A short trek down and through the cave offers a spectacular, almost surreal view of the light shining through the cascading waterfall, creating a stunning effect.
Head on over to Nusa Lembongan for a day exploring this more secluded island, packed with attractions such as Mangrove Forest, seaweed farming, dream beaches, and great snorkeling and diving opportunities.
Enjoy a relaxing day off in Bali Bird Park, located near Sanur Beach, where you can experience up-close and captivating interactions with some of the most beautiful and rarest bird species in the world.
Take in the unique performing arts and culture of Bali with a traditional Kecak Dance performance in Uluwatu temple. Enjoy watching the dance performance at sunset overlooking the Indian Ocean.
Discover wildlife and nature at the Bali Zoo. Enjoy over 100 species of animals in their natural habitats, including Sumatran elephants, tigers, orangutans, and more, while learning about the importance of conservation.
This scenic trek along the Campuhan ridges area, central Ubud, provides breathtaking views of Bali’s rice terraces and the lush valley landscapes. The walk takes approximately 2 hours to complete and is suited for beginner and intermediate hikers.
Sink underwater to discover the eerie and magical USS Liberty Wreck. Located in Tulamben, this snorkeling and diving spot is an excellent opportunity to experience the underwater life around Bali.
One of the six key temples that are believed to be Bali's spiritual pillars, the Uluwatu Temple provides a spectacular view from almost every vantage point. It is one of the most photogenic spots in Bali, so bring your camera.
Wrap up your Bali adventure by indulging in a day of spa treatments in Seminyak. Choose from various massage techniques, special Bali beauty treatments and all-out luxury spa experiences.
Bali is easily navigable by car. Consider renting a car, hiring a driver for long-distance trips or minibusses for a group. Public transportation options are limited, but there are some Grab taxis available. Costs range, with prices starting from 500,000 IDR ($35) per day, excluding gas and parking fees if driving on your own. Expect longer travel times on narrow or winding roads, as well as the potential for sudden traffic congestions in bigger cities.
If you have more time, consider adding an extra day trip to Nusa Penida Island, Tegalalang Rice Terraces or Sekumpul Waterfall. Alternatively, cut down any activities you are less interested in doing or places you would prefer to skip. Note that prices listed are estimates and are subject to change.
Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is Bali's main airport and located 13 km (8 miles) southwest of the Denpasar city center. It caters to international flights and a few domestic destinations. Expect to pay around 150,000 IDR ($10) for a taxi from the airport to your hotel in Kuta or Seminyak. Many international airports worldwide offer direct flights to Bali.