After settling into your accommodation and getting a good night's sleep, head to Seminyak Beach just in time for a beautiful sunrise. This beach is known for its stunning views of the Indian Ocean, making it the perfect spot for some early morning relaxation.
Today, experience the beauty of Bali's countryside and visit the Tegalalang Rice Terrace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you will see the traditional Balinese irrigation system called “Subak” and learn more about the importance of rice in Balinese Culture.
Get up close and personal with some of Bali's cheekiest residents at the Ubud Monkey Forest. This nature reserve is home to over 700 Balinese long-tailed monkeys and is a unique and exciting experience for animal lovers.
Experience one of the most iconic sunrise views in Bali on this early morning trek up Mount Batur. Starting at 2 am, the trek up the volcano is challenging but completely worth it when you reach the summit and watch the sun come up over Lake Batur.
Besakih Temple, also known as the "Mother Temple", is the largest and most important Hindu temple in Bali. With its stunning architecture and beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, Besakih Temple is a must-visit attraction.
Escape the crowds and head north to Lovina Beach. This black sand beach is a popular spot for snorkeling, diving, and dolphin watching tours. Spend the day relaxing and soaking up the sun, or take to the water and explore Bali's marine life.
This stunning temple is located in the middle of Lake Bratan and is famous for its unique architecture and religious significance. Take a boat ride out to the temple and spend the day exploring the surrounding gardens and enjoying the views of the lake.
Perched on a cliff edge overlooking the Indian Ocean, Uluwatu Temple is one of the most famous temples in Bali. Arrive in time for the sunset Kecak dance performance which takes place every day at 6 pm.
Take a boat ride over to Nusa Penida and spend the day exploring the island's stunning natural beauty. Highlights include Kelingking Beach, Angel's Billabong, and Broken Beach. Note: This tour involves a lot of walking and can be challenging in some areas.
Also known as the “Elephant Cave”, Goa Gajah is an ancient archaeological site that dates back to the 11th century. Explore the unique rock carvings and architecture of this sacred temple.
Located in the northern part of Bali, Sekumpul Waterfall is one of the most beautiful waterfalls on the island. With its lush greenery and multiple cascading falls, this is a great spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Visit the holy Tirta Empul Temple and its famous "water purification" pools. This temple is a popular pilgrimage site for Balinese Hindus and is said to have healing powers.
End your trip with a relaxing day at Jimbaran Beach. With its white sand beach, clear blue waters, and delicious seafood restaurants, this is the perfect spot to soak up Bali's sun and sea before heading back home.
Traveling around Bali can be challenging due to the lack of public transportation. Your best option would be to rent a scooter, which costs around 50,000 IDR per day. Alternatively, you can hire a private driver for around 600,000 IDR per day.
The estimated travel time and distance from each location are based on using a private car, and the total distance traveled during the trip is approximately 451.6km.
If you have more time, consider adding a visit to the Gili Islands or exploring Bali's north coast. If you have less time, consider skipping the Mount Batur sunrise trek or the Nusa Penida island tour.
Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is the primary airport serving Bali, located approximately 13km south of Denpasar. The airport is well-connected to all major cities in Asia and Australia and serves as a hub for multiple airlines, including Garuda Indonesia, Lion Air, and AirAsia.