After you settle in your hotel, head to Kuta Beach, ideal for families with kids. Enjoy the sun, sand, and waves; and watch the dramatic sunset view in the clear sky. Don’t miss a chance to try the banana boat ride, surfing or parasailing, and take some memorable family pictures on the beach.
Visit Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave), a UNESCO World Heritage Site with an ancient temple and cave carvings. Then, head to Ubud Market, a haven for art lovers with sculptures, handmade crafts, and local handloom textiles. Kids will enjoy watching traditional Balinese dancers and puppeteers.
Bali Treetop Adventure Park is a fantastic outdoor activity, perfect for children aged 4 to 17, with adventurous, safe challenges and zip lines through the forest. After a few hours, head to Tanah Lot Temple, a stunning religious site on the sea, for an unforgettable sunset view over the horizon.
Bali Safari and Marine Park is Indonesia's largest animal theme park, perfect for family entertainment with over 400 animals, elephant rides, and shows like 'Bali Agung.' Enjoy a full-day educational experience, including lions, tigers, and Komodo dragons.
Tackle the 2-hour Ayung River's white-water rafting adventure, accompanied by expert guides, and soak up some breathtaking scenery. After enjoyed a fresh buffet lunch, head to Pura Besakih, the largest and holiest Hindu temple known as the "Mother Temple"
Waterbom Bali is an amusement park filled with water attractions for families of all ages. From extreme free-falls down slides, a lazy river or a wave pool, it's a great fun family spot for cooling off in the tropical heat. In the afternoon, head to the stunning Jatiluwih Rice Terrace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with an endless sight of beautiful terraced rice fields.
In the morning, enjoy a peaceful time at Nusa Dua Beach with quieter waters and more privacy. In the afternoon, head to Uluwatu Temple with its stunning location on the cliff on the edge of the ocean. Enjoy the Kecak fire dance performance during sunset with a spectacular ocean view.
Bali has various transportation options like taxis, motorbikes, and car rentals. However, renting a car provides flexibility and saves time and transportation costs. Be aware of street congestion, and driving behavior and follow the traffic rules strictly. Travelers can use the Google Maps application for easy navigation.
If you have additional days, plan to visit Tirta Empul Temple and Bali Zoo Park. For adrenaline fanatics, try experiencing the Bali Swing, zip-lining or mountain biking in Batur. For budget tourists, you may skip some temple visits, and you can check for different accommodation options like local homestays, villas, or hostels.
Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is Bali's main airport, situated in the South of Kuta, 13 km (8 miles) from Denpasar, the capital city of Bali. From the airport, travelers can opt for a taxi or shuttle transfer services to reach nearby popular areas like Kuta, Seminyak, or Jimbaran.