BALI TOUR

Day 01: Pick Up from Airport – Check into your Hotel

On this first day, get into the mood to travel as we receive you and bring you to your chosen accommodation – an urban city beach hotel in Kuta/Legian or a luxury beach hotel in Seminyak/Nusa Dua depending on your choice.  The city is all yours today – enjoy an evening stroll to the shopping centres, catch the local vibe at a pub, or visit the beaches. Be spoilt for choice as you check out surf spots, beachside food joints and clubs or have a relaxed meal at your hotel if you like to take it slow. 
Kids want to get started ASAP? Feel like shedding the blacks and greys in your wardrobe? Forgot your charger at home? Can’t wait to see what Balinese Art looks like?  
If you are in Legian, kick start your Bali tour with some cool photo ops for children of all ages at the DMZ Bali 3D Art Museum. Visit Garlic Lane where you can buy breezy, colourful clothes and souvenirs as well as utility items for your trip. Dig into street food at Jalan Padma or visit the theMertaNadi Art Market on Jalan Melasti. 
At Seminyak, you can hop over to the Tilo Kids Club for an hour or two of fun for the little ones. Head over to the Seminyak Flea Market for some unique finds. Seminyak Square is also a good place to pick up clothes and curios or just relax over a cup of coffee. The art scene here is amazing with galleries like the Nyaman and Purpa Art Gallery. 
Or simply take the day slow and relax at one of the nearby beaches – all a stone’s throw away from the comfort of your room.
Our well-experienced, English-speaking team will ensure that your holiday is fulfilling and memorable. 

•  Overnight Stay : Urban Town Beach Hotel in - Kuta/Legion/Semiyak/Nusa Dua  - Region

Day 2: Pura Tanah Lot Visit &Uluwatu Temple

Start the day on a positive note by visiting Pura Tana Lot – one of Bali’s most famous sea temples. Be ready with your camera for wonderful photos. Get the Bali vibe at tropical gardens and resting spots on the way to the temple, browse souvenir stalls, paintings, and art sculptures at display, or enjoy traditional coconut-based snacks and drinks at the wayside shops. Despite the buzzing touristy crowd, the temple has immense spiritual significance for the Balinese.  So, do be mindful that your clothes are culturally sensitive. 
Later in the day, head to the southern tip of Bali to Uluwatu for a heady mix of culture and beachy vibes. Uluwatu beach is a happening surf spot, and the beach is also excellent. The Sundays Beach Club and the epic Garuda WisnuKencana Cultural Park are experiences that you should not miss.
Atop a hill right at that tip perches the Uluwatu temple – one of the most important and spectacular houses of worship in Bali. Just an hour away from Kuta, this ancient temple is rich in architectural splendour and steeped in myth. 
Catch an epic sunset at this land’s-end temple. Dubbed one of Bali’s unforgettable experiences, enjoy the Kecak dance performance held each day at dusk for tourists with the beautiful sunset sky as the backdrop

• Overnight at hotel 

Day 3: Ubud

Enjoy the best of Balinese cuisine with a sumptuous breakfast at your hotel before you check out and hit the road to Ubud. Set in the interior of the country, Ubud in the Balinese uplands is a town surrounded by deep ravines and gorgeous paddy fields. Nature and culture go hand in hand here, as does adventure and pure fun. 
Get in touch with your spiritual self at one of Ubud’s numerous spiritual retreats. Fancy monkeying around a bit? The experience that awaits you at the Ubud Monkey Forest is sure to be unbeatable. Watch the Balinese long-tailed macaque in its natural habitat at the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary which is home to over a 1000 monkeys belonging to six groups. 
Walk the contemporary boutique, guesthouse and restaurant-lined Jalan Raya Ubud or the Campuhan Ridge Walk, which is a 9-km free and easy nature trek. The Blanco Renaissance Museum, home and studio of the late Philippine-born maestro, Don Antonio Blanco, is a tribute to art in Bali.  Buy or rent a sash and sarong and drop in to see the Taman Saraswati Temple with its lotus-lush entrance. Don’t forget the camera here. 
Soar to the skies on an iconic Bali swing, check out the Tegallalang Rice Paddies, or shop for curios and souvenirs at the Ubud market. The architectural delights of Elephant Cave and Ubud Palace is sure to appeal to the art lover in you, not to mention offering the perfect backdrop for those Instagram stories. Right opposite the Ubud Palace is the Ubud Art Market where you can buy beautiful silk scarves, lightweight shirts, statues, kites, handmade woven bags, baskets or hats and many other hand-crafted goods to support the local community. 
In the afternoon, catch the Bali Agung Show - a theatrical art performance that retells a Balinese legend through the help of dance, costumes, music, and modern light and sound arrangements.  
Stroll around the open-air museum of Taman Nusa Cultural Park – 45 minutes from Ubud. The 10-hectare site has more than 60 authentic traditional houses in their recreated compound settings, giving you a fascinating glimpse into the way of lives and cultures of Indonesia’s many ethnic groups.  
Ubud is dotted with ancient temples, villages, and carved memorials. There are also art museums like the Museum Rudana, Neka Art Museum, ARMA, Gedong Arca Museum, and the Setia Darma House of Masks & Puppets. Take a relaxed walk and drop into these gems as you come across them. 
Kids can have a bash at the ecotourism centre at Bali Eco Adventure Bayad with its guided treks and labyrinth visits or at the Bali Bird Walk. Family fun is up for grabs at the Tegenungan Waterfall where a rolling river gushes over a precipice lined with dense foliage. 
A popular, yet offbeat thing to do is taking a class one of the culinary schools in the region. Learn authentic Balinese cooking, mostly from a typical Balinese family.  Keep in mind, though, that the sessions tend to be long, and if you are a first timer in Ubud, you may have to miss many of the other wonderful sites here. But if you have already been here and is looking to know Bali deeper, then this might just be the thing for you.
The day promises to be packed with delights that you can pick and choose, and you can wind down in the comfort of your hotel for a good night’s sleep.

• Overnight at Ubud
• Meals included - Breakfast

Day 4: Ubud to Mount Batur

Get back on the thrilling ride that is your Bali holiday. After breakfast at your hotel, head on a drive to Mount Batur in the Kintamani region. 
A sunrise hike up Mount Batur is one of the best things to do in Bali. Tuck into breakfast after an exhilarating climb that opens some of the region’s most scenic vistas. Soak in the healing powers of the Batur volcano hot springs in Toyabungkah. Take a boat ride on Lake Batur and relax in the cool blues and greens of the lake. Snap a few pictures against the incredible backdrop of the black lava from the active volcano.
Spend the afternoon biking over the region known for its mind-blowing views of both mountain and lake. Hulundanu Temple, one of the oldest temples in Bali, is in this region. There is a bat cave nearby, and if you are an animal lover, the bat colony will surely be worth a visit.
Want to be lucky in love? Do not forget to visit the Love Trees in Pinggan village, which are supposed to bring positivity to your relationship. A short distance away, the Jatiluwih rice terraces are most famous for their dramatic and exotic landscapes. The highland scenery of this village at the foot of Mount Batukaru is completely instagrammable and gives you a break from the island’s crowded south. 
Waterfalls are North Bali’s favourite beauty spots and the Banyumala Twin Waterfall, Munduk Waterfall, and a couple of lesser-known ones as all within a half-hour drive from each other.
As the day winds down, if all the beauty of the land and the sea is not enough,  spend some time in tents near Mount Batur where the absence of light pollution allows you to see the stars as you have never seen them before.

• Overnight at Ubud
• Meals included - Breakfast

Day 5: Ubud to Nusa Dua

Nusa Dua, located on Bali’s south-eastern peninsula, is the perfect family destination. 
A should-not-miss activity at Nusa Dua is the Devdan Show. The 90-minute dance show titled “Treasure of the Archipelago” tells the magical story of two children as they travel through Bali, Java, Sumatra, Borneo and Papua through rumbling earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and pouring rain along the way. Other options for family fun include making a splash at Surf & Turf, living your fantasy of being Captain Jack at Pirates Bay Bali, checking out the amazing art at Museum Pasifica, or hitting one of the many beaches of Nusa Dua. If you are religiously minded, you may consider spending time at Puja Mandala where five different places of worship stand harmoniously side-by-side. 
There is adventure to be had at Nusa Dua, the veritable home of Bali’s water sport options. Jet skiing, parasailing, or swimming – Nusa Dua’s sandy beaches and sparkling blue waters are simply fabulous. The latest thrill is flyboarding, and Nasa Dua has several places where you can try it out. It is also the perfect spot for a romantic dinner on the beach. 
Tired of all the aquatic activities that only swimmers can do? Then try the underwater scooter at Pantai Melasti, and explore the corals, colorful fishes, and other sea creatures. There are also several dive sites where you can go seawalking among the reefs. Sunbathe on PanteiGeger, climb up to the beautiful temple of Pura Geger, or watch the waves shoot into the air at Water Blow. Explore GunungPayung Beach  Several of the beaches have camel rides, some of which include a concluding lunch or dinner as well. A package at the Nusa Dua Golf and Country Club will be ideal for anyone who enjoys golf. 
Farther afield, a short boat ride from Nusa Dua will take you to Serangan or Turtle Island that houses the Serangan Turtle Island Conservation Centre dedicated to taking care of injured turtles and releasing them back into the wild. The attached hatchery has cute baby turtles who present a truly heartwarming sight. 
As far as the cuisine goes, Bali is famous for pork and one of the best places to try the iconic pork dish Bali Guling is the WarungDobiel in Nasa Dua. 

• Overnight at Nusa Dua

Day 6: Departure

After breakfast at the hotel, proceed to the airport to board the flight back home.