OVERVIEW
Designed with sustainability in mind this program with enable clients to give back to the island and local communities while exploring the wonders of the Island of Gods, Clients will discover and stay in sustainable accommodation within traditional villages, where they can partake in farming activities and experience the culture of the island by getting to know the local people and joining in with local customs and ceremonies. The tour also enables clients to give back to nature by visiting both a turtle conservation centre where they will release baby turtles and also a coral conversation project where they will help with the process of restoring the oceans coral.
Day 1 : Arrival Bali – Pekutatan (- / - / -)
Arrival at Ngurah Rai, Bali International airport, a local guide will meet you in the arrival terminal then take you to the car for your transfer to your hotel on Bali’s west coast. (The transfer will take approximately 2hr30 to 3 hours depending on the traffic situation.
A stop on the way could be included for photo taking or just stretching your legs and enjoying some fresh air) upon arrival at the hotel directly check in and then enjoy the rest of the day at your own leisure.
Lunch & dinner at own arrangement
Overnight in Pekutatan
Day 2 : Pekutatan Surrounding (B / L / -)
Today you will discover West Bali’s authentic charm by exploring the secret waterfalls and Traditional Villages nearby, as well as a visit to Bali Plantation to see the production of local goods made which are produced in the area. The drive will pass through the famous Bunut Bolong Holy Tree. Your trip is concluded with a traditional lunch in the village. (Sometimes during dry season (Around Oct – Nov) the waterfall has not enough water and is less interesting to visit. (As an option we could offer the Pulukan program)
Option program :
An interesting trip around Pulukan Ecotourism State Farm of Pekutatan village! Here you will discover rubber trees, coconut and banana plantations, as well as clove and vanilla trees. A demonstration of the rubber making process will be shown to you before enjoying lunch at a 300 m altitude, with a nice view on the rice fields and the ocean.
Dinner at own arrangement
Overnight in Pekutatan
Day 3 : Pekutatan – Sightseeing (B / L / -)
Start your tour with a visit to the colourful traditional wet market of Negara. From there, after 20mn drive, you will discover the Perancak estuary, with its unique fishermen boats (Buggis). Here you can visit a Sea Turtle conservation program initiated by the WWF, and you are invited to release the baby turtle to the ocean.
Continue on to the Menjangan Jungle, where you will join a walking experience through the national park. Your guide will point out the various rare plants and animals such as birds, bulls, deer and other wild animals. The trek will last approximately 2 hours.
Afterwards drive the coast road to Pemuteran and check in at your hotel
A simple lunch will be served at a local restaurant & Dinner at own arrangement
Overnight in Pemuteran
Day 4 : Menjangan – Biorock Pemuteran Project (B / L / -)
The morning is dedicated to a unique coral conservation project where you will become an active participant for the Biorock project by sponsoring a baby coral.
Pemuteran is home to the largest artificial Biorock reef project in the world and there is a real spirit of marine conservation effort in this area.
Today already more than sixty Biorock coral nursery structures have been installed since June 2000 in the Pemuteran village marine protected area. With a total length of 300, this is the largest Biorock coral reef nursery and restoration project worldwide, exceeding the combined sizes of all other ongoing projects in the Pacific, Caribbean, and Indian Ocean.
For your participation a small coral fragment from one of the many corals planted three to eight years ago will be planted next to your name made out of wire. Over the years your name will become part of the structure and your coral will grow into a new colony of corals which eventually will help repopulate surrounding reefs.
You will join the 4-hour Biorock introduction activity, which includes a presentation with questions & answers (Q & A), Demonstrations of the Biorock Process, demonstration of coral transplanting and guided a snorkel by Biorock team.
(Supplement to join Baby Coral Adoption is about USD 50 net/person – min. 2 persons)
Baby Coral Adoption :
Get guest’s name written in a metal string near their adopted baby coral. Guest will get picture and certificate send to their e-mail address.
The Issue:
Pemuteran used to be a fishermen village with very dry climate. Around the late 90s when there were a global recession, Indonesian political chaos, and climate disasters of La Nina and El Nino made the life for majority of Indonesian very tough even just to survive. During this tough economic situation, fisherman resorted to using dynamite and cyanide for fishing to increase their productivity. This fishing method quickly obliterated both the fish and the corals resulting to badly damaged reefs and empty underwater flora and fauna.
Lunch will be served at a local restaurant & Dinner at own arrangement
Overnight in Pemuteran
Day 5 : Pemuteran – Sightseeing – Pelaga (B / - / -)
In the morning our guide will lead you for a short trek around the hotel to explore tropical plantations, growing cacao, cloves and coffee. After short refreshment in the hotel, we will drive to Ulundanu Temple, dedicated to the goddess Dewi Danu, Next proceed to Jatiluwih, and visit the stunning rice terraces, a UNESCO world heritage site. After taking in the views, continue to Pelaga village to reach your hotel for overnight
Lunch will be served at local restaurant & Dinner at own arrangement
Overnight in Pelaga
Day 6 : Pelaga – Farming & Purification Blessing (B / L / -)
The first part of days tour you will be led by the Agro team, of the lotus restaurant who will lead you around their small farm and explain all about “composting, seedling and planting” as well as introducing the vegetation that they grow at premises such as vegetables, fruits and flowers.
After your tour of the site, proceed to LOTUS Restaurant to enjoying freshly picked vegetables cooked in a traditional Chinese Mongolian style “Hot Pot” also known as Steam boat.
After lunch you need to be prepared for a cultural and Balinese Hindu spiritual experience through purification or “Melukat” as part of the importance ceremony. You will experience the whole ritual process from making the small offering until you are showing the holy water. Please bring a change of clothes.
Dinner at own arrangement
Overnight in Pelaga
Day 7 : Pelaga – Green School – Pelaga (B / L / -)
This morning we will take you to the Green School and Green Village, they educate for sustainability, through community-integrated, entrepreneurial learning.
Your guided tour is called Jalan-Jalan (Indonesian for ‘a walk’), and will be leaded by staff member, parent or student, who will guide you around the campus while sharing the Green School story and answering your questions.
What to bring:
The walk around Green School will be an adventure. It is located on a steep ravine, so be prepared with the right walking shoes or sandals as you will be walking on rocks, and going up and down many steps. We don’t recommend bringing heavy backpacks or luggage. We suggest wearing light clothes and bringing an umbrella or raincoat, especially during the rainy season. We encourage all visitors to bring a sustainable water bottle as they have a few locations around the campus where the visitors are welcome to refill it.
Dinner at own arrangement
Overnight in Pelaga
Day 8 : Pelaga – Airport / South Bali (B / - / -)
Free at leisure until check out
At agreed time, we pick you up for your transfer to the airport for your onward flight or to your beach extension hotel in the South of Bali area (separate arrangement).
End of the Tour
Our services include :
- Accommodation in sharing twin / double with air-conditioning.
- Tours and transfers with licenced English-speaking guiding services / assistance.
- Other languages are on request and are subject to availability.
- Transportation for tour and transfers by air-conditioned vehicle, unless otherwise stated.
- Free refillable bottle water (USD 1 of each bottle will be donated to a local water project or plastic eradication project).
- All entrance fees for visits as mentioned in the program.
- 4 hours Biorock Introduction activity including Snorkel equipment.
- 1-hour Jalan-Jalan guided tour at Green School.
- All applicable taxes and service charges.
- All meals as indicated in the program (food only).
Our services do not include :
- International Flight.
- Personal expenses such as other meals, drinks, tips and gratuities, shopping, portage fees and optional tours/ visits, unless otherwise stated.
- Hotel accommodation in the destination of commencement.
- Any domestic / airport taxes, visa fees, specific camera / video fees
- Additional transportation cost from and to the general pick-up / drop-off regions (such as airports, out-of-town resorts, ports, harbours and accommodation in surrounding towns).
- Any accommodation expenses of a personal nature. This includes (compulsory festive) meals and drinks, mini-bar consumption, laundry, room service, any telephone or other communication cost not mentioned in the program.
- International travel and medical insurance coverage for customers.
- Voluntary carbon emission compensation USD 1.50 per person per day.
- Supplements Hotel: Peak seasons surcharge.
B=Breakfast L= Lunch D= Dinner BL= Box Lunch
City |
Standard |
Pekutatan |
Puri Dajuma Cottage Deluxe Gerden View |
Pemuteran |
The Menjangan Monsoon Deluxe Room |
Pelaga |
Bagus Agro Pelaga Deluxe Farm Room |
Indonesia, an archipelagic gem in Southeast Asia, boasts diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and a myriad of experiences. Here's a comprehensive travel guide to help you plan your Indonesian adventure:
Bali :
Ubud: Immerse yourself in Balinese culture with visits to temples, traditional dance performances, and the famous Monkey Forest.
Uluwatu: Explore the iconic sea temple perched on dramatic cliffs and witness a mesmerizing Kecak dance at sunset.
Kuta and Seminyak: Relax on the renowned beaches, indulge in vibrant nightlife, and explore bustling markets.
Java :
Yogyakarta: Visit the historic Kraton Palace, the ancient Borobudur Temple (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), and the mystical Prambanan Temple complex.
Jakarta: Discover Indonesia's bustling capital with its museums, historic sites, and vibrant street markets.
Komodo Islands :
Embark on a journey to see the Komodo dragons, the world's largest lizards, in their natural habitat.
Snorkel or dive in the pristine waters surrounding the islands, known for vibrant coral reefs.
Gili Islands :
Experience the laid-back atmosphere of Gili Trawangan, Gili Air, and Gili Meno, offering white-sand beaches and excellent diving opportunities.
Borneo (Kalimantan) :
Encounter orangutans in their natural habitat at Tanjung Puting National Park.
Explore the diverse ecosystems of Borneo, from lush rainforests to winding rivers.
Sulawesi :
Discover the unique cultures of the Toraja people, known for their elaborate funeral ceremonies and traditional houses.
Snorkel or dive in the Wakatobi Marine National Park, renowned for its underwater biodiversity.
Lombok :
Climb Mount Rinjani, an active volcano, for panoramic views and a challenging trekking experience.
Relax on the pristine beaches of Kuta and Tanjung Aan.
Raja Ampat Islands :
Dive into one of the world's most biodiverse marine environments, teeming with colorful coral reefs and marine life.
Practical Tips :
Visa: Check visa requirements depending on your nationality.
Currency: Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).
Transportation: Domestic flights, boats, and buses connect the islands. Ride-sharing apps and local transport are common.
Cultural Etiquette :
Respect local customs, such as covering shoulders and knees when visiting temples.
Learn a few basic Indonesian phrases to enhance your interactions.
Indonesia's sheer diversity, from volcanic landscapes to underwater wonders, promises a captivating journey for adventurers, beach lovers, and cultural enthusiasts alike.
BALI GREEN TOUR
Reference #: WTP0176
- Exploration of West Bali’s
- Waterfalls
- Traditional villages
- Fishermen's boats
- Turtle conservation
- Menjangan Jungle
- Jatiluwih rice terraces
- Ulundanu Temple
- Purification ceremony in Pelaga
Designed with sustainability in mind this program with enable clients to give back to the island and local communities while exploring the wonders of the Island of Gods, Clients will discover and stay in sustainable accommodation within traditional villages, where they can partake in farming activities and experience the culture of the island by getting to know the local people and joining in with local customs and ceremonies. The tour also enables clients to give back to nature by visiting both a turtle conservation centre where they will release baby turtles and also a coral conversation project where they will help with the process of restoring the oceans coral.