Visit Ubud Palace, a historical landmark where the royal family resides. Then, explore the Ubud Market for local street snacks and handicrafts. Followed by a visit to Tegalalang Rice Terrace to evoke Bali's beauty while sipping on organic coffee from a side cafe.
Head to Jimbaran Beach and indulge in a mouth-watering seafood feast and mesmerizing sunset view. Choose one of the many freshly caught fish and shellfish options to grill, fried or steamed.
Start at Pod Chocolate Factory and Cafe where you can experience a chocolate tasting and explore the chocolate factory. Restoring your taste buds at Bali Pulina Coffee Plantation, where you can try Bali's world-renowned coffee, Luwak, and other blends produced at the plantation.
Visit Sekumpul Waterfalls, located in the middle of lush green forests. Experience Bali's tropical flora while hiking to the falls. Stop by Warung Ary BBQ and Grill for a unique BBQ lunch with a view.
Embark on a snorkeling tour to Nusa Penida's Crystal Bay – a famous spot with vibrant marine life and crystal clear water. Then head to Devilish Southern Bali Eco Cafe and try their legendary Devilish Iced Chocolate.
Visit Bingin Beach for lovely beachside cafes and restaurants. Taste some local breakfast dishes like Nasi Goreng, Mie Goreng or a Bali-style smoothie bowl. Afterward, visit Uluwatu Temple and its Kecak Fire Dance.
Unveil Batu Belig's less crowded beaches like Brawa Beach and Batu Belig Beach, where you can sunbathe, surf or indulge in seafood at Warung Cahaya Bali with a sunset view. End the day with a relaxing massage at Zanti The Retreat.
While taxis and rental vehicles are available for transportation, it's highly recommended to book a local driver/transportation service for a leisurely and safe trip. Daily flat rates are available for 12 hours from 500,000 to 700,000 IDR. A local bus service is available for budget travelers, with fares starting at 3,500 IDR. Traffic jams and bumpy country roads should be taken into account when planning.
If you have more time, consider taking a sunrise trek to Mount Batur or visiting Uluwatu Temple during the day. Try local delicacies such as Nasi Campur and Babi Guling. If you have less time, consider skipping Jimbaran Beach and Sekumpul Waterfalls. Batu Belig is an excellent location to access Bali's other popular areas like Seminyak or Canggu.
Bali has one major international airport, Ngurah Rai International Airport, also known as Denpasar Airport or DPS. The airport is located in southern Bali, in the city of Tuban, only 13.2km away from Kuta, Bali's tourist hub. The airport is well connected with other domestic cities and countries all over the world.