Welcome to Bali! Start your trip by checking into your hotel and getting settled. In the morning, relax by the pool or head to the beach to soak up some sun. In the afternoon, explore the vibrant streets of Seminyak, known for its trendy beach clubs and boutique shops. As the evening approaches, indulge in a delicious seafood dinner at one of the beachfront restaurants.
Indulge in a delicious and healthy breakfast at Earth Cafe Bali, known for its wide variety of vegan and organic options. Average cost for a meal is about 100,000 IDR per person.
Grab a quick lunch at Warung Made, a local favorite serving authentic Balinese dishes. Average cost for a meal is about 50,000 IDR per person.
For a memorable dinner experience, head to Ku De Ta, a famous beachfront restaurant offering a mix of international and local cuisines. Average cost for a meal is about 400,000 IDR per person.
Saturday, September 30: Water Sports and Nightlife
Get your adrenaline pumping with exciting water sports activities in Nusa Dua. In the morning, try your hand at jet skiing or parasailing, and enjoy the stunning coastal views. After lunch, head to Kuta, the party hub of Bali, and spend the afternoon exploring the lively streets. As the sun goes down, experience the buzzing nightlife of Kuta with its clubs, bars, and live music.
Nusa Dua Water Sports: $30-50, Morning
Kuta Exploration: Free, Afternoon
Kuta Nightlife: Variable, Evening
Restaurants
For breakfast, head to Grain Bali in Seminyak. This cozy cafe offers a variety of healthy options such as avocado toast and smoothie bowls. Average cost for a meal is about 100,000 IDR per person.
If you're looking for a delicious lunch spot, try Made's Warung in Kuta. This iconic Balinese restaurant serves up traditional Indonesian dishes like nasi goreng and satay. Average cost for a meal is about 150,000 IDR per person.
For dinner, make a reservation at Ku De Ta in Seminyak. This beachfront restaurant offers stunning views of the ocean and a menu of international cuisine. Average cost for a meal is about 400,000 IDR per person.
Sunday, October 1: Temple Tour and Sunset Cruise
Embark on a cultural adventure by visiting some of Bali's famous temples. Start your morning with a visit to Tanah Lot Temple, an iconic temple perched on a rocky offshore islet. Afterward, head to Uluwatu Temple, located on a cliff with breathtaking ocean views. In the evening, sail along the coast on a sunset cruise, enjoying panoramic views and a delicious dinner on board.
Tanah Lot Temple: $3-5, Morning
Uluwatu Temple: $4-6, Afternoon
Sunset Cruise: $50-100, Evening
Restaurants
Start your morning at Warung Dedari, a cozy cafe known for its delicious breakfast options. Savor their homemade pancakes and fresh tropical fruit juices. Average cost for a meal is about $8 per person.
For lunch, head to Warung Bule, a local eatery serving authentic Balinese cuisine. Try their famous Nasi Campur, a plate of mixed rice with various side dishes. Average cost for a meal is about $5 per person.
Indulge in a memorable dinner at Seasalt Seminyak, a beachfront restaurant offering stunning sunset views and a menu of seafood delights. Feast on their grilled lobster and enjoy the romantic ambiance. Average cost for a meal is about $30 per person.
Monday, October 2: Ubud Exploration
Discover the cultural heart of Bali by exploring the charming town of Ubud. Start your morning with a visit to the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, where you can interact with playful monkeys and admire ancient temples. Afterward, explore the Ubud Art Market, where you can find unique souvenirs and traditional crafts. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Balinese dance performance.
Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary: $5-10, Morning
Ubud Art Market: Variable, Afternoon
Balinese Dance Performance: $5-15, Evening
Restaurants
Cafe Lotus - Enjoy a relaxing breakfast at Cafe Lotus, overlooking a beautiful lotus pond. Their menu offers a variety of traditional Balinese and Western dishes. Average cost for a meal is about 100,000 IDR per person.
Warung Biah Biah - For a delicious and affordable lunch, head to Warung Biah Biah, known for its authentic Balinese cuisine. Try their popular Nasi Campur, a plate filled with a variety of local dishes. Average cost for a meal is about 60,000 IDR per person.
Lampu Restaurant - Indulge in a memorable dinner experience at Lampu Restaurant, which offers a blend of Indonesian and Western cuisines. Enjoy the cozy atmosphere and try their signature dish, the Balinese Grilled Seafood Platter. Average cost for a meal is about 250,000 IDR per person.
Tuesday, October 3: Beach Party at Uluwatu
Head to the stunning beaches of Uluwatu for a day of sun, surf, and partying. Start your morning with a surf lesson or simply relax on the beautiful sandy beaches. In the afternoon, visit Single Fin, a popular cliffside bar known for its stunning ocean views and lively atmosphere. As the sun sets, enjoy a beach party with DJs and live music.
Uluwatu Beach: Free, Morning
Surf Lesson: $30-50, Morning
Single Fin: Variable, Afternoon
Beach Party: Variable, Evening
Restaurants
Start your day off right at The Loft, a cozy beachfront cafe offering a delicious selection of breakfast options. Grab a plate of fluffy pancakes or avocado toast for around $10 per person.
Treat yourself to a leisurely lunch at Drifter Surf Shop & Cafe, located just a short walk from the beach. Indulge in their fresh and healthy poke bowl or try their signature burger for an average cost of $15 per person.
For dinner, head over to Sarong Restaurant, known for its exceptional Asian cuisine and elegant atmosphere. Experience a culinary journey with dishes like crispy pork belly and pad Thai, with an average cost of $30 per person for a memorable dining experience.
Wednesday, October 4: Rafting Adventure
Get your adrenaline pumping with a thrilling white water rafting adventure in Ayung River. In the morning, embark on a guided rafting trip, navigating through the lush rainforest and enjoying the rapids. Afterward, visit the Tegalalang Rice Terraces, famous for their picturesque beauty. In the evening, relax and rejuvenate with a traditional Balinese massage.
White Water Rafting: $30-50, Morning
Tegalalang Rice Terraces: Free, Afternoon
Balinese Massage: $20-50, Evening
Restaurants
For breakfast, head to The Shady Shack, a cozy cafe offering a range of healthy options such as smoothie bowls, avocado toast, and vegan pancakes. Average cost for a meal is about $10 per person.
For lunch, you can try Warung Babi Guling Ibu Oka, a famous local spot known for its succulent roasted suckling pig. The tender and flavorful meat pairs perfectly with the traditional Balinese spices and side dishes. Average cost for a meal is about $8 per person.
For dinner, visit Sarong Bali, an upscale restaurant offering a fusion of Asian cuisine with a modern twist. From mouthwatering curries to innovative seafood dishes, Sarong Bali provides an unforgettable dining experience. Average cost for a meal is about $40 per person.
Thursday, October 5: Farewell Dinner and Nightlife
End your Bali adventure with a memorable farewell dinner. In the morning, visit the iconic Tanjung Benoa Beach and indulge in water sports like banana boat rides or snorkeling. Afterward, explore the quirky shops and cafes in Canggu. In the evening, enjoy a delicious farewell dinner at a beachfront restaurant, followed by a night out in Seminyak.
Tanjung Benoa Beach: Variable, Morning
Canggu Exploration: Variable, Afternoon
Farewell Dinner: Variable, Evening
Seminyak Nightlife: Variable, Evening
Restaurants
For breakfast, head to The Loft in Canggu, a cozy cafe offering a variety of healthy options. Average cost for a meal is about $10 per person.
For lunch, check out Old Man's in Canggu, a beachfront bar and restaurant serving up delicious burgers and refreshing drinks. Average cost for a meal is about $15 per person.
For dinner, dine at La Plancha in Seminyak, a vibrant beachfront restaurant known for its delicious seafood and stunning sunset views. Average cost for a meal is about $20 per person.
Hidden Gems and Local Favorites
For an off the beaten path experience, visit the lesser-known beaches of Balangan or Bingin, where you can relax in a tranquil atmosphere away from the crowds. Explore the picturesque rice terraces in Jatiluwih, known for their UNESCO World Heritage status. Experience the traditional Balinese village life in Penglipuran, where you can see well-preserved traditional houses and immerse yourself in the local culture.