Ultimate 6-Day Bali Itinerary

1. Day 1: Exploring Ubud
   0 minutes as your starting point is in Ubud.

   Begin your adventure in Bali's cultural capital, Ubud! Visit the Monkey Forest, take a stroll through the vibrant markets, and wander through the lush rice fields. Don't forget to stop by Ubud Palace and Campuhan Ridge Walk, which offers spectacular sunset views.

2. Day 2: Experience Nusa Dua Beaches
   75 minutes (16 miles) from Ubud.

   Spend your day relaxing on Bali's most beautiful beaches in Nusa Dua. Watersport activities are available on the beach for adventurous visitors. Furthermore, visit Museum Pasifika which displays an extensive collection of traditional art from Indonesia, Polynesia, and the Pacific Rim.

3. Day 3: Visit The Iconic Uluwatu Temple
   1 hour and 15 minutes (29 miles) from Nusa Dua.

   Make your way to the southern tip of Bali where Uluwatu Temple is perched at the edge of a cliff overlooking the gorgeous Indian Ocean. Take in the views, and it's highly recommended to watch the sunset Kecak fire dance, a unique cultural performance.

4. Day 4: Island Escapade to Nusa Penida
   40 minutes (15 miles) from Uluwatu.

   Hop on a speedboat from Sanur Port to Nusa Penida Island. There, visit Broken Beach, a natural rock arch over the ocean filled with crystal blue-green water and watch the waves crashing against the cliffs in Angel's Billabong. End your day on the most photographed spot on Nusa Penida, Kelingking Beach.

5. Day 5: Extravaganza Through Seminyak
   2 hours (47 miles) from Nusa Penida.

   Take your day exploring the sophisticated coastal resort of Seminyak and indulge in food, shopping, and pampering. Begin by visiting Petitenget Temple with entrance free and join the rituals and ceremonies. Afterward, check out the boutique stores and souvenir shops in the streets and end the day by visiting Petitenget Beach to take beautiful sunset photos.

6. Day 6: Wrap up with Jimbaran Bay
   30 minutes (6.5 miles) from Seminyak.

   Solid enduring impressions of your trip to Bali by spending time at Jimbaran Bay, a crescent-shaped beach that offers a peaceful moment with its tranquil and somewhat hidden location. In the evening, experience the fresh and delicious seafood BBQ dinner while watching the sunset at the beach.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Monkey Forest (2 hours, 80,000 IDR)
• Campuhan Ridge Walk (2 hours, 10,000-20,000 IDR)
• Museum Pasifika (2-3 hours, 100,000 IDR)
• Uluwatu Temple (2-3 hours, 50-100 IDR)
• Nusa Penida Island (Full-Day Trip: 700,000-800,000 IDR)
• Seminyak Shopping (4-5 hours, depend on how much you shop!)
• Petitenget Beach (2-3 hours, free entry)
• Jimbaran Bay (2-3 hours, free entry, 200,000-400,000 IDR for seafood BBQ dinner)
• Total Estimated Costs (varies based on your itinerary, approximately 800,000-1,200,000 IDR/day)

Useful Tips

For travelers with less time, choose and visit the places that suit your preferences and schedule best. For those with more time to spare, enjoy a day away from Bali's bustling tourist areas and visit the Banjar hot springs in the mountainous region of Lovina. Moreover, Rent a motorbike or a private driver to explore Bali's attractions as cheaply and efficiently as possible.