Begin your Bali vacation with a splash at Waterbom Bali, one of the world's top water parks. Fun for all ages, it boasts thrilling water slides, lazy rivers, and extensive landscaped gardens that allow for a much-needed break from the sun. Spend the day here before heading to your hotel.
On day 2, explore the natural wonders of Bali. Take a tour to Kintamani to see the stunning Mount Batur volcano and serene Lake Batur up close. Along the way, explore the Gunung Kawi temple complex and the lush Tegalalang rice terraces. End your day with a therapeutic dip in the Tirta Empul holy spring water.
Bali's cultural heart, Ubud, is a charming town set amidst lush greenery. Visit the picturesque Saraswati temple before taking a pleasant walk through the famous Ubud Monkey Forest. Afterward, head to the Blanco Renaissance Museum to get a glimpse of the artist's eclectic paintings. Before day ends, make a stop at the Tegalalang Rice Terrace for some amazing views.
Visit Bali Safari and Marine Park, Bali's largest animal theme park. It offers a fun-filled experience with various exciting activities like animal shows, elephant rides, and camel safaris. Animal lovers will enjoy the immersive wildlife encounter, where they can get up close and personal with the park's animals.
Spend your day leisurely lounging on the soft white sand and swimming the warm azure waters of Tanjung Benoa Beach. The beach is also known for hosting various water sports activities like jet ski, banana boat rides, and parasailing.
Embark on an adventure journey through Bali's heartland on this unique experience. You can expect a day of excitement by crashing through Bali's lush rainforest, paddling down raging rivers, and feeling the rush of off-road cycling. Feel free to select from a variety of fun activities like rafting and trekking or take an all in one package to enjoy the nature to its fullest.
It is advisable to hire a private car with a driver for the entirety of your stay in Bali. It could cost around 700,000 IDR ($48 USD) per day. Alternatively, you can also use taxis or Grab for shorter distances, and bikes or scooters if you're up for a more adventurous mode of transport.
If you have more days to spare, consider adding spots like Tanah Lot, Uluwatu Temple and visit Bali's art village, Batuan to your itinerary. Try to avoid visiting Bali during peak season (July-September, Christmas, and New Year) to avoid crowds and overly expensive hotels.
Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is the main airport serving Bali, located in the southern part of Bali around 13 km south of Denpasar city center. The airport is a major transport hub, and between it and the city, there are numerous shuttle buses and taxis available at around IDR 200,000 ($14 USD).