The famous Ubud Monkey Forest Sanctuary is a natural habitat of the Balinese long-tailed monkey. Take a walk through lush greenery to see the monkeys, three temples, and learn about the Balinese culture. Keep in mind the monkeys like to steal items like sunglasses or hats, so beware of your belongings.
Tirta Empul Temple is a significant temple complex and holy mountain spring. You can go for a ritual purification bath in the waterfall-fed pools, followed by a visit to the gorgeous temple. It's recommended to bring a change of clothes and a towel.
This iconic temple, Bali's most photographed, is situated on the shores of Lake Bratan and surrounded by mountains. Experience the stunning sunset view over the temple and the lake. You can also rent a boat out for some family-friendly fun on the lake.
The Uluwatu Temple is one of the six key temples believed to be Bali's most spiritual pillars. The temple offers stunning panoramic views of the ocean and the surrounding countryside. Watch the Kecak fire dance at sunset, which is Tangung Kuning's most famous cultural show.
Seminyak is known as the island’s high-end shopping district. Explore Seminyak Village, **Kitsa Kitamura Bali**, or the **Oval Bali** to experience Bali's boutique shopping. You can pick up souvenirs, clothing, and other Bali specialties all around Seminyak.
Take a day to unwind and soak up the sun in one of Bali's most beautiful beaches, Nusa Dua Beach. Rent a cabana, and enjoy a massage under the sun. Alternatively, you can hit the waves with activities like kayaking or paddleboarding.
For those who have more time to explore, consider adding the Bali Bird Park, Waterbom Bali, or the Bali Safari and Marine Park to visit. Snorkeling in Menjangan island should also be on the list. For those with less time, consider skipping the Seminyak area or Nusa Dua Beach. However, the itinerary can be customized depending on your needs and preferences.