Experience the thrill of Bali Swing, overlooking lush rice terraces and the Ayung River. Choose from a variety of swings available, including the adrenaline pumping Extreme Swing, and take lots of Instagram-worthy pictures.
Built in the 11th century, the temple sits atop a 70-meter cliff and offers breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean. Stick around for the Kecak dance performance, a traditional Balinese dance accompanied by rhythmic chanting and fire. Beware of the monkeys.
Enjoy a family day out at one of Bali's stunning beaches. Jimbaran Beach is a great option for families, with its calm waters and plenty of beachfront restaurants serving fresh seafood.
Dive into Bali's crystal-clear waters and discover the underwater world of coral reefs and marine life. There are plenty of reputable diving operators around Bali, including Bali Diving and AquaMarine Diving.
Watch the sun set behind Tanah Lot Temple, a rock formation home to a 15th-century pilgrimage temple. During low tide, visitors can walk up to the temple, but be sure to check the tides before visiting. There are also plenty of souvenir shops and restaurants on the cliff-top.
Experience Bali's culinary scene on a food tour, sampling traditional Balinese dishes such as babi guling (roast suckling pig) and sate lilit (grilled minced meat on a stick). Bali Food Safari and the Bali Food Tour are great options to explore with the family.
For more beach days, add a visit to the famous Kuta Beach. For an additional cultural experience, a visit to the Tegallalang Rice Terraces is a must. If short on time, consider skipping the food tour. Keep in mind that some locations may have adjusted opening and closing times due to Covid-19, so always call ahead before heading out.