OVERVIEW
This Bali adventure begins with a relaxing stay in Tabanan. From here, you embark on a scenic cycling journey to the iconic Tanah Lot, known for its stunning sunset views. Next, the trip takes you to Northwest Bali, where you visit the sacred monkey forest of Alas Kedaton, the mystical Ulun Danu temple at Lake Bratan, and the picturesque Munduk rice fields before reaching Pemuteran. A snorkeling excursion at Menjangan Island offers vibrant coral reefs and tropical fish, followed by a stroll through the National Park. On the way to Ubud, you visit Beji Temple, admire the panoramic views of Batur Lake and volcano, and explore the sacred temples of Gunung Kawi and Tirta Empul. A peaceful trek through the lush rice fields of Ubud caps off the adventure, offering insight into Balinese culture and agriculture.
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Culture 
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Adventure & Nature 
DAY 1 : ARRIVAL BALI (- / - / -)
On arrival at Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali, warm welcome by your guide, followed by a transfer to your accommodation for check in and rest.
Overnight in TABANAN
DAY 2 : CYCLING TO TANAH LOT (B / - / -)
Breakfast at hotel. You stay at the Taman Di Blayu near Tanah Lot. This famous temple is only accessible during low tide and is without any doubt, the most romantic spot on the island. You cycle along the rice fields and the neighboring towns to Tanah Lot which you reach near sunset, the most romantic time of the day.
Return to the hotel by car.
Overnight in TABANAN
DAY 3 : TABANAN – PEMUTERAN (B / - / -)
Today your guide takes you on a wonderful journey to Northwest Bali. It is a full day’s program with many points of interests. In Alas Kedaton, you will visit the sacred monkey forest, where baboons act like custodians of the temple and hundreds of bats hang upside down from the tree branches.
Next on your program is Bedugul on Lake Bratan, its little market and its mystical Ulun Danu temple. Via the Buyan lakes and Tamblingan you reach the photogenic rice fields of Munduk. It’s a good idea to stretch your legs here and take a short stroll to the Munduk waterfall. Via the coast you arrive at Pemuteran. The Naya Gawana is located on the shore of a small interior sea. From here you can enjoy fabulous views of the National Park and the Javan volcanoes.
Overnight in PEMUTERAN
DAY 4 : SNORKELING AT MENJANGAN ISLAND (B / - / -)
You set out on a snorkeling trip to the unforgettable Menjangan Island and its beautiful corals abundant with colorful tropical fish. The hotel supplies the snorkel and fins. You can also take a stroll through the National Park. With a little luck you can even see the rare Jalak Bali (white starling) of which only about 100 lefts in the wild.
Overnight in PEMUTERAN
DAY 5 : PEMUTERAN – UBUD (B / - / -)
Check out and drive to Ubud. On the way to the north coast, you visit Beji Temple. Next head for the mountains towards Kintamani from where you have a magnificent panoramic view of The Batur Lake and volcano. Near the village Tampak Siring you visit the Hindu temple Gunung Kawi and the sacred water temple, Tirta Empul. The Balinese people of the island come to immerse themselves in the healing and rejuvenating waters of the 3 basins.
Overnight in UBUD
DAY 6 : TREKKING RICE FIELD (B / - / -)
Morning trekking through the magnificent rice field, in order to feel the nature of rice, knowing how the rice field cultivated and relation with other Balinese activities and culture.
Overnight in UBUD
DAY 7 : UBUD - AIRPORT (B / - / -)
Three hours before flight departure, your guide will meet you at the hotel to escort you on your private transfer to Ngurah Rai International Airport for your flight home.
End of the Tour
Our services include :
- Accommodation in hotels with daily breakfast.
- All described sightseeing as in program above.
- Transportation in private air-conditioned vehicle.
- English-speaking local guides.
- Admission fees to indicated sights.
- Meals mentioned in the itinerary.
- Domestic gov’t tax and service charge.
Our services do not include :
- International air tickets.
- Domestic flights & visa fees.
- Travel Insurance in all kinds.
- Meals not mentioned in itinerary.
- Compulsory Meals.
- Drinks during Meals.
- Tip, drinks, any personal expenses.
- Early check-in and late check-out.
- Supplements : high & peak seasons surcharge.
B=Breakfast L= Lunch D= Dinner BL= Box Lunch
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CITY |
HOTEL |
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Tabanan |
Villa Taman Di Blayu Deluxe Villa |
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Pemuteran |
Naya Gawana Resort Bay View Suite Room |
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Ubud |
Puri Sebali Deluxe Suite 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.
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TROPICAL BALI GETAWAY
Reference #: WTP0170
- Cycling to Tanah Lot
- Journey to Northwest Bali
- Monkey forest
- Ulun Danu Temple
- Bedugul
- Munduk rice fields
- Munduk waterfall
- Snorkeling at Menjangan Island
- Visit Ubud
- Beji Temple
- Mount Batur
- Tirta Empul water temple
- Trekking in Rice Field
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This Bali adventure begins with a relaxing stay in Tabanan. From here, you embark on a scenic cycling journey to the iconic Tanah Lot, known for its stunning sunset views. Next, the trip takes you to Northwest Bali, where you visit the sacred monkey forest of Alas Kedaton, the mystical Ulun Danu temple at Lake Bratan, and the picturesque Munduk rice fields before reaching Pemuteran. A snorkeling excursion at Menjangan Island offers vibrant coral reefs and tropical fish, followed by a stroll through the National Park. On the way to Ubud, you visit Beji Temple, admire the panoramic views of Batur Lake and volcano, and explore the sacred temples of Gunung Kawi and Tirta Empul. A peaceful trek through the lush rice fields of Ubud caps off the adventure, offering insight into Balinese culture and agriculture.