Start your trip by visiting the serene Tanah Lot Temple built on a rock formation in the sea. It has an incredible view during sunset, making it a highlight of Bali. You can also explore the nearby Batu Bolong Beach.
Visit the famous Ubud Monkey Forest where you can interact and observe Balinese long-tailed monkeys in their natural habitat. Afterward, explore the lush green rice terraces of Ubud, which offers a peaceful and serene environment.
Unwind and relax with a spa day at Seminyak. You can go for a traditional Balinese massage, where your muscles will release all the tension accumulated so far, leaving you fully revitalized and refreshed.
The Campuhan Ridge Walk offers stunning vistas of lush-green hills and rice paddies. Afterward, enjoy the white sandy beaches of Nusa Dua Beach, which offers crystal clear water with plenty of water activities.
Tanjung Benoa offers an array of thrilling water sports, including jet-skiing, parasailing, and banana boat riding. Next, head to Tanjung Benoa Island, a small island with a coral reef that is perfect for snorkeling.
End your trip by visiting the breathtaking Uluwatu Temple perched on a cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean. It’s the perfect place to witness the mesmerizing views of sunset before heading back home.
Public transport is not very reliable in Bali. Taxis or scooter rental for 6 days are the suggested modes of transportation. Taxis generally cost $1.5 per km, and it is best to use an app-based ride-hailing service like Gojek, Grab, or Bluebird for safety reasons. Scooter rentals cost $5-$7 per day, but some rental companies make you leave your passport as collateral. Take note that Bali is notorious for traffic congestion, so expect delays on the roads.
If you have extra time, make sure to visit the Tegenungan Waterfall, which offers the perfect spot for a dip in the refreshing water. Or you can take a day trip to the nearby Gili Islands or visit the famous Sekumpul Waterfall. If you only have a few days, skip Tanjung Benoa and Tanjung Benoa Island, and add on additional relaxation time in Bali.
Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is the only airport in Bali. It is located in Tuban, Kuta District and is only a 20-minute drive from Kuta, the main tourist hub of Bali.