Start your Bali adventure with a visit to the iconic Ubud Rice Terraces. These terraces offer scenic views of Bali's lush green landscape and traditional rice paddies. Take a stroll or bike ride through the terraces, or even try your hand at rice planting with a local farmer.
Challenge yourself with a sunrise hike up Mount Batur. The hike is 2 hours and leads to stunning panoramic views of Bali’s sacred volcanic mountain, Lake Batur and other volcanoes. Take plenty of water, and a snack for the top.
Visit Kintamani village, nestled at the base of Mount Batur, and take part in cultural activities such as traditional weaving and organic farming. Explore the local market, enjoy a traditional meal from locals at a farm-to-table restaurant, or visit the ancient Pura Ulun Danu Batur temple nearby.
Experience the rapids and stunning scenery of the Ayung River with a rafting adventure. Professional guides will take you through and give you invaluable insights into Bali's landscape and culture, make sure you have a waterproof camera to capture the memories.
Swing over Bali’s rice fields and capture the perfect Instagram picture at the Bali Swing. Then, take a visit to Tegalalang Rice Terrace, known for its natural beauty and lush greenery. Take a walk along the terrace and try some local street food or visit the souvenir shops scattered in the area.
Take a peaceful stroll at the scenic Campuhan Ridge Walk, and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and rice fields. Walk towards Goa Gajah Temple, a 9th-century elephant cave that is both ancient and sacred.
Get up close and personal with Bali’s exotic wildlife at Bali Safari and Marine Park. Have a photo session with the parks' animals, hand feed elephants or have lunch with a tiger. Observe exotic animals from behind the safety of a safari jeep or have fun in the water park.
Mount Agung is the highest volcano in Bali, reaching 3,031 meters high. It is an active volcano that offers a thrilling trekking experience in the early morning. This trekking experience is not for the faint-hearted, but the highest rewards include an exquisite view of Bali's landscape from the top
Get the opportunity to scuba dive Bali’s diverse marine world in Padang Bai, known for its beautiful coral and crystal clear waters. Hire a professional diving instructor to guide you through the underwater feast for the senses, where you can spot statues at the bottom of the ocean, manta rays, sharks, and much much more.
Tanah Lot Temple is Bali's most visited landmark, due to its iconic setting on a down-in-the-mouth rock formation overlooking the ocean. Get up close and learn about the heritage that brought the temple into existence. A perfect way to end long days of adventure with a gorgeous sunset view
If you are addicted to speed, an ATV ride is an absolute must-do in Bali. There are various companies you can use but check out Kuber Bali Adventure because it includes private tracks, rugged terrain, jungle tracks and secluded villages.
Depart for Ngurah Rai International Airport and stopover at Kuta Beach for some final souvenir acquisitions at marked-off prices.
There are many modes of transportation to get around Bali including local taxis, motorbikes, and rented cars. Note that renting a car with a driver may be a convenient option. Renting a motorbike is a great option for individuals with experience, but safety gear is necessary. Costs will vary based on the mode of transportation, distance, and location.
You may want to extend your day trip or rotate the days based on your preference. Consider adding time for off days or simply relaxing. Bali's weather is generally hot and humid, so pack your clothes appropriately, hat, gym shoes or hiking boots, and flip flops. It’s also ideal to pack a light jacket for colder weather during early morning or evening hikes up mountains.
Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Denpasar, is Indonesia's third-busiest international airport. The airport is located around 13 km (8.1 mi) south of Denpasar. It is the closest airport to Kuta and Nusa Dua beaches