Kick start the trip with a visit to the famous Kuta beach. It's a perfect destination for surfers and people who just want to relax, unwind and soak up the sun.
Perched atop a cliff overlooking the ocean, the Uluwatu Temple is a must-see attraction with spectacular views. Visitors must dress appropriately to enter the temple, but it's worth it for the stunning sunset and Kecak fire dance performances.
A fascinating temple complex nestled in the lush forest filled with playful monkeys, the Ubud Monkey Forest is a unique experience. Enjoy the calming atmosphere while walking around temples and monkey-filled trees.
Experience the exquisiteness of the Balinese rice fields at the Tegallalang Rice Terrace. Admire the lush green view from a terrace, take a walk along the trail and witness the art of Balinese rice farming.
Get an adrenaline rush with a must-visit attraction in Bali, the Bali Swing. Take a swing while enjoying the charming natural scenery all around you.
The Taman Ayun Temple located in the Mengwi district is known for its well-manicured gardens and significant historical significance. Explore the temple's towers, pavilions and open courtyards.
Visit the Pura Ulun Danu Beratan, a scenic Hindu water temple dedicated to the goddess of the lake, Dewi Danu. Surrounding the temple is a tranquil lake with amazing views of the Bedugul mountain range.
Explore the renowned black sand beach of North Bali, Lovina Beach. The beach serves as an excellent spot to try water sports activities, creating great memories of your Bali experience.
Unplug and get lost in nature by hiking to one of Bali's most breathtaking hidden gems, the Sekumpul Waterfall. Discover the 7 waterfalls amidst the surrounding verdant forest – remember your waterproof camera!
Conquer Bali's most active volcano on a sunrise trek to the Mount Batur. The trek is challenging but worth it for the stunning sunrise views overlooking the caldera lake.
Shop for Balinese souvenirs and handcrafted goods at the traditional Sukawati Art Market. The market sells everything from batik fabrics to wood carvings, with something for everyone.
Experience a hidden gem on Nusa Penida Island, the Kelingking Beach, a secluded beach with a unique viewpoint resembling a T-Rex. Get there early morning to beat the crowds and focus on the majestic views.
Add tranquillity to the trip with a visit to the ornate Tirta Gangga Water Palace. The water palace includes a series of pools, fountains, and beautifully sculpted gardens surrounded by captivating mountain views.
End the trip on a high note with a visit to a tranquil and less crowded beach, the Gunung Payung Beach. Relax, bask and capture stunning coastal scenery on the amazing cliffs, rocks and natural beauty of the beach.
While travelling in Bali, you can hire a private car and driver for a day and guide. The cost ranges from 650K-750K IDR/£33-38 GBP per day. However, you can also use the Grab app or metered taxis, which are cheaper but sometimes difficult to locate outside of urban areas.
If you have extra days, add a trip to Seminyak to enjoy a lively night scene with bars, restaurants and spas. If you have less time, choose between the Pura Lempuyang temple, snorkelling in Bali, or a visit to the nearby neighbouring Gili and Lombok islands.
Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is the only airport in Bali, located approximately 13-15 km south of Denpasar city. The airport serves international and domestic flights, and it takes around 30-45 minutes to reach popular areas like Kuta Beach and Seminyak.