The Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary is a peaceful retreat located in Ubud. It’s a perfect spot to immerse in nature's beauty while observing monkeys roaming around. The sanctuary is preserved and dedicated to fostering harmony between humans and animals.
If you’re interested in traditional Balinese agriculture, then Tegalalang Rice Terrace must not be missed. The natural beauty and greenery views make it a great place for photography enthusiasts. One can start the day by enjoying local cuisine in the nearby restaurants.
The Bali Swing offers a breathtaking bird's eye view of the dense jungle and the Ayung River. It is an adventure worth taking, where you can choose between 12 different swings to capture your perfect picture. There are in-house cafes available to enjoy some freshly brewed coffee and local bites.
One of the most photographed and iconic landmarks of Bali is the Tanah Lot Temple. Located on top of a large rock formation, it offers a stunning sunset view. It’s a great location for a romantic evening or photography enthusiasts.
The Ubud Art Market is the perfect place to buy souvenirs and gifts for loved ones. There are various handmade items, from clothing to bags to statues, available at a reasonable price. Be sure to bring cash and negotiate prices for a good deal.
For the adventurous souls visiting Bali, trekking Mount Batur is an unforgettable experience. Starting before dawn, this trek takes roughly 2 hours and offers a breathtaking sunrise view from the summit. Make sure to have warm clothes and good hiking shoes.
End your trip by spending a relaxing day at Jimbaran Bay Beach. The beach offers luxurious resorts and traditional fish restaurants. Enjoy the waves and a mesmerizing sunset while indulging in fresh seafood and local drinks.
Public transportation is available, but taxis or rental cars are recommended. A rental car ranges from Rp.250k- Rp.350k per day, while a taxi from Ubud to Denpasar Airport costs up to Rp.350k. Motorcycle rental services are available for less than Rp.100k/day. Traffic can be heavy, so careful planning and some extra time allowance are necessary.
For extra relaxation, take a trip to the spa or a yoga class, both of which are available in Ubud. If you have a few extra days, you can visit the island of Nusa Penida, which is well known for its sea diving and world-renowned waterfalls.
The Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is located in Bali’s capital, Denpasar. It’s only around 40km from Ubud and accessible mainly by rental car or taxi.