Seminyak is known for its vibrant nightlife, luxurious resorts, and stunning sunset views. Spend the day exploring the seafront restaurants and charming boutiques, then unwind with a cocktail at one of its renowned beach clubs, such as Ku De Ta, Potato Head or Finn's.
Canggu is a beautiful coastal village in Bali, renowned for its laid-back atmosphere and surfing beaches. It's the perfect place to enjoy some peace and tranquility, after the energy of Seminyak. Discover Echo Beach, or visit the iconic Tanah Lot, a temple located on a rock formation off the coast of Bali, set against a stunning sunset.
Kintamani is a breathtaking mountainous region dotted with waterfalls and ancient temples. Hike to the stunning Tegenungan Waterfall, visit the majestic Goa Gajah temple or the scenic Tirta Empul temple, which features a spring overlooking the lush Indonesian landscape.
Ubud is known for its picturesque rice terraces, rich artisan culture and fascinating Hindu temples. Visit the famous Ubud Monkey Forest, home to over 700 Balinese long-tailed monkeys. Experience traditional Balinese dance and music performances, and explore the many cafes and restaurants specialising in authentic Balinese cuisine.
The East Coast of Bali boasts unspoilt beaches with crystal-clear water and stunning coral reefs. Visit the charming town of Candidasa, known for its black sand beaches and impressive water palace, Tirta Gangga. Take a boat to the stunning Blue Lagoon Beach or snorkel at Amed Beach to experience the marine life of this beautiful island.
Nusa Penida is an island located off the southeast coast of Bali that boasts pristine beaches with crystal-clear waters and incredible snorkelling and diving opportunities. Visit the famous Kelingking Beach, Crystal Bay or Broken Beach, where a natural bridge creates a stunning lagoon.
On the last day, visit Bali's most famous and iconic spots before you leave. Drive to the iconic temples of Uluwatu, catch a captivating Kecak dance performance, or visit the Bali seawalker, where you can walk on the seabed with the marine life.
To explore Bali, you can hire a car with a driver for the day. This can cost between £30-40. Alternatively, you can use ride-sharing apps such as Uber or Grab, which are popular in Bali, and can cost around £10-15 per ride. There is also the option to rent a motorcycle, which costs around £5-10 a day, but is only recommended for experienced riders.
If you have extra time, head to the stunning Jatiluwih Rice Terraces or hike up Mount Batur for a breathtaking sunrise view. If you are short on time, skip East Bali and Nusa Penida, but don't miss out on Seminyak, Canggu, and Kintamani.
Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is located in the south of Bali, around 8 miles from Bali's capital, Denpasar. The airport is the main hub for international and domestic flights and is well connected to the main tourist areas by taxis and ride-sharing apps.