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BALI FULL DAY TOUR PACKAGE

Bali full day tour package is a bali one day tours trip itinerary experience to see unique cultures and places of interest in bali islands.

Bali Full Day Tours Package is an Bali One Day Tours Experience to See Bali Islands With Unique Cultures and Beautiful Places of Interest , enjoy the tours around 10 to 11 hours during your holiday. Enjoy Bali full day tour packages with our professional Bali Tours Driver are friendly guiding you to visit the beautiful panorama of tourist sites and other tourist destinations by performing their outstanding service together for your convenience and enjoyable during full one day tours. During the Bali One Day Tours Trip Itinerary Experience you will be amazed with interest place we visit, is a full impressive experience from the best selection of day tours package. Please see below our best from the best Bali Full Day Tours package, we create the package after do some research which site is the most beautiful and perfect to visit during your holiday in Bali islands. Our Balinese driver has been trained to more familiar with the entire tourist destination, able to give some suggestion which site s the best to visit and always ready to answer all your question about the trip and never fail to satisfying the guest during Bali Full Day Tours Itinerary journey. During the one day trip the itinerary is flexible, if you don't like the places we visit we can skip and we will replace with other site suitable for your desire. Nevertheless, please choose our Bali Full Day Tours Package and make your holiday meaningful and memorable one. We will keep update if there any new Bali Full Day Tour Packages program with interesting place to visit in one day.

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Details of Bali Full Day Tour

Full Day Ubud Tour

• Full Day Kintamani Tour
• Ubud and Kintamani Tour

Full Day Uluwatu Tour

• Bali Dolphin Tour
• North Bali Tour
• East Bali Tour
• West Bali Tour
• Jatiluwih and Tanah Lot Tour
• Kintamani and Besakih Tour
• Full Day Besakih Tour
• Bedugul and Tanah Lot Tour
• Ubud, Tanah Lot and Uluwatu Tour
• Kintamani and Tanah Lot Tour
• Kintamani and Uluwatu Tour
• Tanah Lot, Kintamani and Uluwatu Tour
• Lempuyang Tour (Gate of Heaven)
• Besakih and Lempuyang Tour
• Bali Instagram Tour
• Bali Famous Waterfall Tour

Bali Temple Tour

Bali tanah lot and uluwatu tour.

• Bali North West Tour

Full Day Ubud Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages in bali to visit ubud village in one day, is interesting one day tour to know more about history, culture and beautiful tourist destination located in Ubud village, we will visit the site such as watching barong and keris dance performance, tegenungan waterfall, tegalalang rice terrace, ubud monkey forest, ubud palace and ubud market with accompanied by friendly tour driver

• Bali Kintamani Tour

Bali Kintamani Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages in bali to visit Kintamani with breathtaking view of an active volcano and lake batur. Is popular trip for explore the beauty tourist destination that location in Kintamani village, site we will visit on route such as watching barong and keris dance, tegalalang rice terrace, kintamani for view mount batur volcano and lake batur, tirta empul holy spring water temple and goa gajah temple

• Bali Ubud Kintamani Tour

Bali Ubud Kintamani Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages to see ubud and kintamani in bali full day tour packages, is great combination for visiting ubud tourist destination and kintamani tourist attraction, this will visit the amazing tourism site such as barong and keris dance performance, celuk for silver art, tirta empul holy spring temple, kintamani for view mount batur, tegalalang rice terrace and the famous popular ubud monkey forest

Full Day Uluwatu Tour is an Bali Full Day Tour Packages to one day trip visit tourism site in Uluwatu temple with sunset view, the most famous balinese temple in the south part of bali with breathtaking sunset view of rock cliff temple facing to the Indian ocean. This Full day tours package will visit Nusa Dua Water Blow, Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park, Beautiful Pandawa beach, Uluwatu Temple with sunset view and Watching Kecak and Fire Dance.

Bali Dolphin Tour is Bali Full Day Tour Packages to see / watching dolphin in Lovina beach northen Bali islands, Our Bali Driver will Pickup you early morning about 03.30 Am at your hotel lobby for Bali day tour. We will directly drive to north Bali at Lovina Beach to ride the traditional boat to see Dolphin in the sea, after watching dolphin with sunrise view and then go to see Banyumala twin Waterfall, Wanagiri Hidden Hill and Ulun Danu beratan temple

• Bali North Tour

Bali North Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages to visit place of interest in north part of Bali in one day with beautiful panorama and local society culture. Visit the famous tourist sites in Singaraja regency like Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, beautiful Wanagiri Hidden Hill with view Tamblingan lake, Banyumala Twin Waterfall, Lovina Beach and last site to visit during this full day north Bali tour is visiting Banjar Hot Water Spring and Budha Monastery.

Bali East Tour

Bali East Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages to visit places of interest in east part of Bali islands with beauty and amazing panorama view will make this one day tour more enjoyable, this full day east tour will visit tirta gangga water palace is best place for photo spot in east Bali, then visit ujung water palace is beautiful water palace, then visit gembleng waterfall as natural infinity rock pool and last is visit goa lawah temple which is hindu temple with unique thousand bats inside the cave

Bali West Tour

Bali West Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages journey to explore the beauty tourist attraction that located in western part of Bali Islands in one day. This Bali Full day tours will visit tourist attraction such as Rambut Siwi Temple, Dharma Giri Vihara, Bunut Bolong and Pupuan Rice Terrace. Is an exciting journey to know more about the beauty tourism site that located in west part of the islands by accompanied with professional Balinese tour driver and offers the wide information tourist sites.

• Bali Jatiluwih and Tanah Lot Tour

Bali Jatiluwih and Tanah Lot Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages in Bali and one of the best combination tour to visiting the beautiful Jatiluwih Rice Terrace and see the fascinating view of Sunset at Tanah Lot Temple. This is an amazing one day tour by offer you the real nature panorama view and historical temple such as Taman Ayun Temple, Bali Coffee Plantation, Ulun Danu Beratan Lake and Temple, Jatiluwih Rice Terrace and see fascinating sunset view at Tanah Lot Temple.

Bali Kintamani and Besakih Tour

Bali Kintamani and Besakih Tour is Bali Full Day Tour Packages to see the interesting Kintamani with breathtaking view of an active volcano & lake Batur and the biggest balinese hindu temple Besakih in one day trip. This Bali Full day tours is good choice for those want to know more about tourist attraction that located in eastern with full of amazing panorama view, ancient and historical temple and rice terrace that featured in east Bali.

• Bali Besakih Tour

Bali Besakih Tour is a is Bali Full Day Tour Packages to visit Besakih, the biggest temple in Bali. On the way to Besakih, there are several places of interest will be visit in this full one day trip like Kerta Gosa Ancient Court Justice, Besakih Temple and etc. Besakih Temple is located in bevel side southwest of Agung Mount and it is consisted of many temples with each temple building owns the meaning and function as according to belief of Balinese Hindu.

• Bali Bedugul and Tanah Lot Tour

Bali Bedugul and Tanah Lot Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages to enjoy one day tours visit tourist destination in Bedugul village north Bali islands. Is great experience to enjoy the beauty of panorama with cool atmosphere in bedugul area and ending with see the sunset view at tanah lot temple. This Bali full day tours will visit Ulun danu beratan temple, the iconi instagramable handara gate, Wanagiri hidden hill and tanah lot temple with sunset view.

• Bali Ubud Tanah Lot Uluwatu Tour

Ubud Tanah Lot Uluwatu Tour is the best Bali Full Day Tour Packages in bali islands to visit three beautifull and famoust tourism site. This Bali full day tours is exciting trip for visit highlight of Bali such as tegenungan waterfall then visiting Ubud Monkey Forest, Tanah lot Temple, Uluwatu Temple with amazing sunset view, Watching Kecak and fire dance performance and then finish by having fresh Seafood Dinner at jimbaran beach.

Bali Kintamani and Tanah Lot Tour

Bali Kintamani and Tanah Lot Tour is the combo Bali Full Day Tour Packages we designed for you to enjoy see the view of Bali Volcano and Tanah Lot Temple in one day. This Bali full day tours will visit interesting tourist attraction such as watching Barong dance, Celuk Village, Batuan Temple, Tirta Empul Temple, Kintamani Village for Volcano View, Tegalalang Rice Terrace and the last visit is the spectacular Tanah Lot Temple.

Bali Kintamani and Uluwatu Tour

Bali Kintamani and Uluwatu Tour is the Bali Full Day Tour Packages we created by combine two amazing tourist destination in single day trip, this bali full day tours will visit places of interest such as watching Barong and keris dance performance at batubulan, visit batuan art painting village, batuan temple, kintamani for mount batur volcano and lake view, tegalalang rice terrace and the last is visit the Uluwatu temple.

Tanah Lot Kintamani Uluwatu Tour

Bali Tanah Lot Kintamani Uluwatu Tour is part of Bali Full Day Tour Packages we have by combining three most famous tourism site in Bali in to do one day trip, this the amazing one day tour will visit Tanah lot, Kintamani penelokan village with mount batur view and Uluwatu with sunset view. Great tour for those those have limited time to explore Bali by offer visit the highlight of Bali tourist attraction that most populer and most and populer visited by tourist

• Bali Lempuyang Tour

Bali Lempuyang Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages to visit Lempuyang temple or most known as Gate of Heaven and visit other interesting site in East Bali islands such as Tirta Gangga Water Palace and Tukad Cepung Waterfall. Lempuyang temple is one of the biggest temple in Bali islands, located in high land with fascination view of Mount Agung. From the gate of the lempuyang temple we can see an amazing view of mount Agung.

Bali Besakih and Lempuyang Tour

Bali Besakih and Lempuyang Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages visiting the biggest temple on the island of Bali, namely Besakih Temple and followed by visiting Lempuyang Temple and taking pictures at the Gate of Heaven which is very instagramable. A very religious experience as well as an instagramable trip, a very perfect combination, where you will see the biggest and sanctified temples by Hindus in Bali and take pictures in very instagrammable places

Bali Instagram Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages to visit the beauty of the photo object in Lempuyang or what is often called the Gate of Heaven and visit the Tirta Gangga water palace and enjoy the fish pond with fresh and clear water, followed by swing activities on the aloha swing with a view rice terrace which is so beautiful and take pictures in all the photo objects at the swing, and the photos result are very instagrammable

Bali Waterfall Tour

Bali Waterfall Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages to enjoy this is a one-day tour that focuses on visiting famous and beautiful waterfalls on the island of Bali such as Tukad Cepung Waterfall, Tegenungan Waterfall, Tibumana Waterfall and the last one is the beautiful and amazing Kanto Lampo Waterfall. This full day waterfall tour is very suitable for those of you who really like waterfalls, while the location of this waterfall is not so far away

Bali Temple Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages to visiting the ancient temple with its own uniqueness and characteristics, a very complete one-day tour where you will get to know more about the history of the island of Bali in terms of beliefs. This tour is perfect for those of you who like ancient history and want to know more about the development of Hinduism in Bali by visiting a very famous temple that has been around for a long time

Bali Tanah Lot and Uluwatu Tour is a Bali Full Day Tour Packages by offering you to visit two ancient holy temples with all their uniqueness and also visit other tourist destinations that are no less interesting in one day. A very memorable experience in spending time in Bali by traveling to visit the beauty of the Tanah Lot temple and also enjoying the beauty of the sunset at the Uluwatu Temple and ending with watching this legendary Kecak dance.

Bali North West Tour is an Bali Full Day Tour Packages to enjoy tour within one day to visit tourist destinations that are very popular in the northern and western regions of the island of Bali, a tour that is in great demand by tourists because it contains visiting tourist destinations that are very favorite and very instagramable when photographed, is choose from the best of the best tourist destinations that are very beautiful and enchanting view

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• Bali Tour Packages 5 Days and 4 Nights Tour
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• Bali Tour Packages 7 Days and 6 Nights Tour
• Bali Tour Packages 8 Days and 7 Nights Tour

Bali Nusa Penida Tour Package

• Bali West Nusa Penida Tour
• Bali East Nusa Penida Tour
• Bali West and East Nusa Penida Tour
• Bali Snorkeling and Nusa Penida Tour
• Bali Nusa Penida 2 Days and 1 Nights Tour
• Bali Nusa Penida and Lembongan Tour

Bali Nusa Lembongan Tour Package

• Bali Nusa Lembongan Islands Tour
• Bali Snorkeling and Lembongan Islands Tour

Bali Full Day Tour Package

• Bali Ubud Tour
• Bali Uluwatu Tour
• Bali Besakih Lempuyang Tour
• Bali Kintamani Uluwatu Tour
• Bali Kintamani Tanah Lot Tour
• Bali Tanah Lot Kintamani Uluwatu Tour

Bali Half Day Tour Package

• Bali Shopping Tour
• Bali Tanah Lot Tour
• Bali Denpasar City Tour
• Bali Ubud Nights Tour
• Bali Ubud Waterfall Tour
• Bali Ubud Uluwatu Tour
• Bali Ubud Tanah Lot Tour
• Bali Denpasar Ubud Tour
• Bali Denpasar Uluwatu Tour
• Bali Uluwatu Tanah Lot Tour

Bali Activities Tour Package

• Bali Spa Tour
• Bali Rafting Tour
• Bali Swing Tour
• Bali Cruise Tour
• Bali Cycling Tour
• Bali Trekking Tour
• Bali ATV Ride Tour
• Bali Snorkeling Tour
• Bali Sea Walker Tour
• Bali River Tubing Tour
• Bali Water Sports Tour
• Bali Horse Riding Tour
• Bali Elephant Ride Tour
• Bali Safari and Marine Park Tour

Bali Combination Tour Package

• Bali Spa and Dinner Tour
• Bali Swing and Ubud Tour
• Bali Swing and Uluwatu Tour
• Bali Swing and Kintamani Tour
• Bali Swing and Tanah Lot Tour
• Bali Rafting and Ubud Tour
• Bali Rafting and Uluwatu Tour
• Bali Rafting and Kintamani Tour
• Bali Rafting and Tanah Lot Tour
• Bali ATV Ride and Ubud Tour
• Bali ATV Ride and Uluwatu Tour
• Bali ATV Ride and Kintamani Tour
• Bali ATV Ride and Tanah Lot Tour
• Bali Water Sport and Ubud Tour
• Bali Water Sport and Uluwatu Tour
• Bali Water Sport and Kintamani Tour
• Bali Water Sport and Tanah Lot Tour
• Bali Elephant Ride and Ubud Tour
• Bali Elephant Ride and Uluwatu Tour
• Bali Elephant Ride and Kintamani Tour
• Bali Elephant Ride and Tanah Lot Tour

Bali Double Activities Tour Package

• Bali Rafting and Spa Tour
• Bali Rafting and Swing Tour
• Bali Rafting and ATV Ride Tour
• Bali Rafting and Horse Riding Tour
• Bali Rafting and Elephant Ride Tour
• Bali ATV Ride and Spa Tour
• Bali ATV Ride and Swing Tour
• Bali ATV and Elephant Ride Tour
• Bali Water Sports and Spa Tour
• Bali Water Sports and Swing Tour
• Bali Water Sports and ATV Ride Tour
• Bali Water Sports and Elephant Ride Tour
• Bali Trekking and Spa Tour
• Bali Trekking and Swing Tour
• Bali Trekking and Rafting Tour
• Bali Trekking and ATV Ride Tour
• Bali Trekking and Elephant Ride Tour
• Bali Horse Riding and Spa Tour
• Bali Horse Riding and ATV Ride Tour
• Bali Horse Riding and Elephant Ride Tour
• Bali Elephant Ride and Spa Tour
• Bali Elephant Ride and Swing Tour

Bali Triple Activities Tour Package

• Bali Rafting, ATV Ride and Spa Tour
• Bali Rafting, Elephant Ride and Spa Tour
• Bali Rafting, Horse Riding and Spa Tour
• Bali Cycling, ATV Ride and Horse Riding Tour
• Bali Cycling, Elephant Ride and Spa Tour
• Bali Horse Riding, Elephant and ATV Ride Tour
• Bali Horse Riding, Elephant Ride and Spa Tour
• Bali Water Sports, ATV Ride and Spa Tour
• Bali Water Sports, Horse Riding and Spa Tour
• Bali Water Sports, Elephant and ATV Ride Tour

Bali Volkswagen Tour Package

• Bali VW Safari Tour
• Bali VW Safari Adventure Tour

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Itinerary Tour Bali

Itinerary Tour Bali merupakan salah satu informasi Wisata Bali terbaik dari tourbali id

Liburan di Bali entah itu dalam rangka liburan bersama keluarga, sahabat atau mungkin pasangan tentunya merupakan momen yang sangat dinanti.

Tidak hanya terkenal di dalam negeri sendiri, Bali juga sangat terkenal di mancanegara, setiap tahunnya jutaan orang baik dari dalam maupun luar negeri datang berwisata ke Bali.

Sebagai sebuah destinasi bertaraf internasiol dan didukung oleh keberagaman Alam dan Budaya yang dimiliki Bali menjadi destinasi yang dapat dikatakan lengkap.

Mulai dari daya tarik wisata hingga beragam penunjang wisata menjadi hal yang sangat mudah untuk wisatawan temukan.

Wisata Alam, Wisata Budaya hingga Wisata Buatan, semua dapat wisatawan temukan dengan mudah di Bali.

Begitu pula jika kita berbicara tentang penunjang pariwisata seperti Tiket Pesawat ke Bali, Hotel di Bali hingga Jasa Tour Bali atau Sewa Mobil di Bali bukanlah hal yang sulit untuk wisatawan dapatkan.

Baca Juga: Liburan Keluarga di Bali

Kata Kunci:  Itinerary Tour Bali, Tour Bali 3 Hari 2 Malam, 4 Hari 3 Malam, 5 Hari 4 Malam, 2 Hari 1 Malam, Itinerary ke Bali Dengan Anak, Itinerary Seru di Bali.

Contoh Jadwal Tour Bali

Selain memesan Tiket Pesawat ke Bali dan Hotel di Bali, hal lain yang tidak kalah penting untuk anda siapkan sebelum melakukan perjalanan wisata ke Bali tentu saja adalah Itinerary atau Jadwal Tour Bali.

Itinerary Tour tentunya sangatlah penting, tidak peduli apakah anda akan berwisata sendiri dengan sepeda motor atau memanfaatkan jasa seperti Rental Mobil di Bali atau Tour Bali

Untuk membantu anda menyusun Itinerary Tour Bali terbaik, di halaman ini kami akan membagikan beberapa informasi yang tentunya akan berguna dalam penyusunan Itinerary Tour Bali.

Informasi atau Contoh Jadwal Tour Bali ini kami bagi kedalam beberapa sub untuk memudahkan anda menemukan jadwal yang anda inginkan

Selain itu, Contoh Itinerary Tour Bali ini juga kami susun dengan menggunakan dasar Rute Wisata Bali Yang Searah agar perjalanan anda lebih Efektif dan Efisien.

Contoh Itinerary Tour 1 Hari

Itinerary yang pertama adalah Itinerary Tour 1 Hari di Bali .

Beberapa waktu belakangan ini, trend pencarian Wisata Harian di Bali terus mengalami peningkatan, itulah yang membuat kami ingin membagikan informasi Rute Tour 1 Hari di Bali untuk memudahkan anda yang mencarinya.

Contoh Itinerary Tour Bali Harian ini kami bagi menjadi beberapa pilihan jadwal yaitu:

• Wisata Bali Selatan
• Tour Bedugul Tanah Lot
• Wisata Uluwatu Tanah Lot
• Tour Kintamani Penglipuran
• Wisata Ubud Kintamani
• Tour ke Karangasem Lempuyang
• Wisata Tenganan Pegringsingan
• Tour ATV di Bali
• Wisata Nusa Penida

Jadwal Tour Bali Selatan

Bali Selatan, dikenal juga dengan Wisata Pantai di Bali terdapat beberapa destinasi Pantai seperti Pantai Tanjung Benoa dan Pantai Pandawa yang tentunya sayang jika tidak dikunjungi.

Adapun gambaran Itinerary Tour Bali Selatan terbaik yang bisa kami bagikan untuk anda adalah sebagai berikut:

• Start Dari Hotel
• Berwisata ke Pantai Tanjung Benoa
• Tour ke GWK
• Berwisata ke Pantai Pandawa
• Beriwisata ke Pura Uluwatu
• Berwisata ke Pantai Jimbaran

Selain itu ada beberapa tempat yang juga bisa anda jadikan alternatif yang berada dalam arah yang sama, contohnya seperti

• Pantai Nusa Dua & Waterblow
• Krisna Oleh-Oleh Khas Bali
• Pantai Melasti
• Pantai Suluban

Jadwal Tour Bedugul Tanah Lot

Wisata Bali Utara atau dikenal juga dengan Paket Tour Bedugul dan Tanah Lot

Jali ini merupakan favorit wisatawan yang menyukai Wisata Pura di Bali.

Adapun susunan Rute Wisata Bali Utara searah yang dapat anda coba adalah sebagai berikut:

• Wisata ke Pura Taman Ayun
• Tour ke Bedugul
• Wisata ke Alas Kedaton
• Tour ke Pura Tanah Lot

Selain itu, beberapa destinasi lain yang bisa menjadi alternatif dalam Rute Tour ke Bali Utara antara lain:

• Bali Secret Garden
• Pod Chocolate Factory
• Joger Luwus

Jadwal Tour Kintamani Penglipuran

Dibawah ini adalah contoh urutan tempat wisata jika anda ingin berwisata ke Kintamani melaui jalur Wisata Penglipuran .

• Penjemputan di Hotel
• Wisata ke Tirtha Empul
• Wisata Kintamani
• Makan Siang Kintamani
• Wisata ke Penglipuran
• Wisata Belanja Krisna
• Makan Malam di Kuta

Atau anda juga bisa mengambil alternatif jalur atau itinerary tour seperti dibawah ini:

Jadwal Tour Uluwatu Tanah Lot

Jika anda adalah penggemar Wisata Pura di Bali dan menyukai keindahan pemandangan alam, mengkombinasikan dua tempat wisata populer ini tentu pilihan itinerary terbaik.

Adapun gambaran jadwal Tour Tanah Lot Uluwatu dapat anda lihat sebagai berikut:

• Wisata ke Pura Tanah Lot
• Makan Siang di Kuta
• Tour ke Pantai Pandawa
• Wisata ke Uluwatu
• Makan Malam di Jimbaran

Jadwal Tour Ubud Kintamani

Jika anda ingin berwisata ke Kintamani melalui Ubud, contoh jadwal perjalanan dibawah ini tentu merupakan jawaban yang anda cari.

• Menonton Tari Barong
• Wisata di Kintamani
• Makan Siang Kintamni
• Wisata Bali Pulina
• Tour ke Tegalalang
• Wisata ke Istana Ubud
• Wisata Belanja di Krisna
• Kembali ke Hotel

Alternatif lain Jalur Tour Ubud Kintamani yang juga bisa anda coba adalah sebagai berikut:

• Makan Siang di Kintamani
• Tour Tegalalang Ubud
• Wisata ke Bali Bird Park

Jadwal Tour Pura Lempuyang

Paket Tour ke Lempuyang di Karangasem Bali dikenal juga dengan Rute Wisata Bali Timur merupakan salah satu wisata harian di Bali yang beberapa waktu belakangan ini sedang naik daun.

Adapun gambar jadwal perjalanan terbaik yang bisa anda coba adalah sebagai berikut:

• Wisata ke Desa Tenganan
• Wisata ke Tirta Gangga
• Makan Siang
• Wisata ke Pura Lempuyang
• Wisata ke Taman Ujung

Contoh Tour Bali 2 Hari 1 Malam

Untuk menyusun Jadwal  Tour Bali 2 Hari 1 Malam  terbaik agar menjadi jadwal yang bagus meskipun anda berwisata dalam waktu yang singkat,

hal pertama dan terpenting tentu mengetahui Waktu Kedatangan ke Bali serta Waktu Kembali ke Kota Asal.

Sebagai contoh, jika anda tiba di Bali pada pagi hari tentu akan berbeda penyusunan itinerary nya apabila anda tiba di Bali pada siang atau sore hari.

Pada contoh jadwal tour dibawah ini kami akan buatkan anda dua gambaran itinerary berbeda,

dimana yang pertama adalah kondisi jika anda tiba di Bali pada pagi hari dan yang kedua adalah apabila anda tiba di Bali pada siang hari.

Sedangkan untuk waktu kembali baik pada hari pertama ataupun kedua kami asumsikan sama-sama pada malam hari.

Catatan: Tiba di Bali Pagi Hari

Hari Pertama

• Tiba di Bandara Ngurah Rai
• Wisata ke Tanjung Benoa
• Wisata ke Garuda Wisnu  Kencana
• Wisata ke Pantai Pandawa
• Tour ke Pura Uluwatu
• Wisata dan Makan Malam di Jimbaran
• C.Out Hotel
• Wisata Pura Tanah Lot
• Wisata ke Pura Ulun Danu Beratan
• Wisata Oleh-Oleh
• Makan Malam
• Kembali ke Bandara Ngurah Rai

Catatan: Tiba di Bali Siang Hari

• Penjemputan di Bandara
• Wisata ke GWK
• Wisata ke Pura Uluwatu
• Kembali ke Bandara

Contoh Tour Bali 3 Hari 2 Malam

Pada bagian Contoh Itinerary Tour Bali 3 Hari 2 Malam , kami akan bagikan 2 contoh yang berbeda sesuai dengan pilihan Tour Bali 3 Hari 2 Malam yang kami miliki.

Pilihan pertama adalah Kombinasi 1x Tour Setengah Hari di Bali, 1x Fullday Tour Bali Selatan dan 1x Antar Jemput Bandara

Sedangkan untuk contoh itinerary yang kedua adalah kombinasi 2x Antar Jemput Bandara Bali ditambah 1x Fullday Tour Bali Selatan.

Contoh Pertama

Hari Pertama | Halfday 6 Jam

• Penjemputan Bandara
• Wisata ke Tanah Lot
• Tour Selesai

Hari Kedua | Fullday 12 Jam

• Penjemputan Hotel
• Makan Malam Jimbaran

Hari Ketiga | Transfer 2 Jam

• C.OUT Hotel
• Krisna Oleh-Oleh

Contoh Kedua

Hari Pertama | Transfer 1 Jam

• Menuju Hotel

Itinerary Wisata 4 Hari

Contoh jadwal Tour 4 Hari di Bali ini kami ambil dari  Paket Tour Bali 4 Hari 3 Malam  yang kami miliki.

Jadwal ini sangat cocok untuk anda yang ingin menikmati waktu Liburan di Bali dengan lebih santai, adapun gambaran itinerary dapat anda lihat dibawah ini.

Hari Ketiga

• Tour ke Pura Taman Ayun
• Wisata ke Pura Ulun danu Beratan

Hari Keempat

• Wisata Belanja

Itinerary Wisata 5 Hari

Memiliki waktu yang cukup lama untuk berwisata di Bali tentunya menyenangkan, contohnya jika anda merencanakan untuk Wisata 5 Hari di Bali

Berwisata selama 5 Hari tentunya anda akan memiliki cukup waktu untuk berkunjung ke banyak Tempat Wisata di Bali.

Baca Juga: Tour Bali 5 Hari 4 Malam

Bagi anda yang saat ini sedang merencanakan untuk berwisata di Bali selama 5 hari, semoga contoh itinerary dibawah ini dapat membantu anda/menjadi referensi perjalanan anda.

• Tour ke Taman Ayun

Hari keempat:

• Wisata ke Desa Celuk
• Wisata ke Kintamani
• Wisata ke Agrowisata Kopi
• Wisata ke Pura Tirtha Empul

Hari kelima:

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One Day in Bali itinerary – How to Spend a Perfect Day in Bali, Indonesia

With books like ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ , which talk about the spirituality and beauty of this Indonesian province, Bali is becoming more and more known as a tourist destination. Explore Bali in one day, or spend weeks on motorbikes driving through the mountains and off to the neighboring islands. With beautiful forests, tiered rice fields, picturesque beaches and wonderfully happy people, Bali should definitely be on your must-see list.

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What’s the best time to visit Bali?

The best time to visit is between April and June  because room prices will be cut by up to 50%, and the climate is dry and less humid. The worst time to visit is during July, August and any holiday period. Avoid the holiday season as the weather is monsoonal. November has also recently become a high season, with Australian teenagers spending their schoolies here. If you are looking to party, this time is great, though if you want a more relaxing holiday avoid November.

A few facts about Bali

The Balinese are primarily Hindu , but are a part of a nation which is mainly Muslim.

The most expensive coffee in the world, Kopi Luwak comes from Bali.

Children have very similar names, as Wayan, Made, Nyoman and Ketut all translate to first born, second born and so on.

One Day in Bali itinerary (Kuta + Surrounds)

Follow this guide and make the most of your trip even if you’re short on time. These are the top sights and things to do during your one day in Bali.

Start the day with an amazing breakfast

Breakfast is a feast at the Shelter , in the backstreets of Seminyak. Gorge on acai bowls, poached eggs and the best coffee in Indonesia. Although this little place definitely caters to the health conscious traveller, there are a few menu options if you are looking for something little more naughty. Grab any one of their delicious burgers, or amp up your breakfast with crispy bacon and hashbrowns.

See what Seminyak has to offer

Staying in Seminyak means being awoken by crashing waves, idyllic beaches and delicious food. Seminyak is awfully close to Kuta without being in it – this means you can enjoy the benefits of tourism in the area but avoid the overcrowding. Seminyak is a great place for families and travellers. Stay at a cheap but beautiful villa, or camp on the beach – this little town is for everyone. If you have time in the evening. pop into one of the many clubs and sip on all of the fruity cocktails Bali has to offer.

Go Explore Ubud

Ubud is a great mid day activity, hidden among the mountains. This little treasure is home to numerous Hindu temples, monkey temples, cheap massages and beautiful markets.

Head to the  Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary , a natural habitat of Balinese long tailed monkeys. Bring some bananas and make sure to keep them close to you – the monkeys know how to steal things! Feed a few monkeys and explore this deep green temple in all its glory. The monkeys do fight over food and could be carrying diseases, so be careful when feeding them!

If you’re into buying some souvenirs, venture out into the Ubud Traditional Art Market  and check out some local pieces produced in the neighboring villages. Ubud is known for its ceramics, wooden sculptures and colourful materials. When bartering, generally cut any number in half. But remember that you could be arguing over a dollar.

Wander around the local spas and drop in for a quick massage.  It shouldn’t ever cost more than ten dollars. If you’re looking for another cheap and tasty place to eat, either head to one of the local cafes (folk), or ask a local to direct you to their restaurant. Try to eat local food in the mountains, as you have a lower chance of getting sick.

Relax in Uluwatu

If you arrive at Uluwatu  well before sunset, head down to the beach for a swim and relax in the white sand under the sun. Only experienced surfers should attempt paddling out into Uluwatu’s waves. This is due to the fact that waves on this beach crash into jagged rocks, as well the best waves barrel above a reef. If you are looking to learn to surf, try Seminyak which doesn’t have this problem.

Head up to Single Fin for sunset. This is a great spot, but be aware that it fills up very quickly, so arrive early if you want a seat. Grab a marg, listen to some cruisy coastal tunes and watch the sky melt into a yellow mess. This is a great way to finish your day, and the pizzas are to die for!

WHERE TO STAY IN BALI

The Stones – Legian Bali, Marriott’s Autograph Collection Hotel

Jl. Raya Pantai Kuta, Banjar Legian Kelod, Legian Bali

To add a splash of luxury and opulence to your Bali trip, book a room at  The Stones – Legian Bali, Marriott’s Autograph Collection Hotel . This hotel is located on Legian Beach and has a huge pool, so you can choose where you want to take a dip. It also features a gym, a spa and its own Kids Club. Beautiful bathrooms in each room come with toiletries you needn’t pay for, and huge windows provide a great view, no matter where you are.

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Yan’s House Hotel

Jalan Kartika Plaza, 80361 Kuta

If you want some great value for your money, choose Yan’s House Hotel ! This very neat little hotel is located almost right next to the main square in Kuta , has an outdoor pool and can even arrange a shuttle for you to pick you up at the airport. The rooms are nice and cozy, plus you’ll be very close to Kuta Art Market.

Lokal Bali Hostel

Jalan Kediri, No. 93, Tuban, Tuban, 80361 Kuta

Staying in a hostel on Bali doesn’t mean you have to give up on experiencing the atmosphere of this magical place. Lokal Bali Hostel is the best example of that! It has an outdoor pool and all rooms come with a TV and air conditioning. Furthermore, the whole place is beautifully designed, so staying here will indeed be a treat.

Sulis Beach Hotel & Spa

Jalan Wana Segara, 80361 Kuta

Sulis Beach Hotel & Spa is located right next to the beach and has a rooftop pool, so you can enjoy a beautiful view when chilling out there. The area is very popular among surfers, so if you want to give that activity a go, this is where you need to book. Apart from the spa centre, babysitting and hairdressing services are also available.

Extra Tips for Visiting Bali

– Choose to either hire scooters and explore Bali at your own pace, or source other transport. You can hire a driver for about $30US a day, or you can catch taxis in between locations. Make sure to only get in metered taxis -at night time and in peak areas, taxis may charge extra fees. Just like purchasing goods, you can barter with taxi drivers, but agree on a price before you hop in the car, otherwise you forfeit bargaining rights.

– With the abundance of tourists flocking to Bali every year. it can be hard to find a quiet spot to catch up on some reading. If you’re looking for this kind of break, jump on the first boat to the Gilli Islands  and soak up some sun on one of the more peaceful islands in Indonesia.

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What to pack for your next trip.

Make your next trip as simple and as enjoyable as possible by packing smart. It’s amazing how much stress top travel items can save you, so choose carefully. Things like lightweight travel backpacks, for example, are ideal for short trips and allow you to move around with ease, and a passport holder will make sure you keep your documents safe at all times. Check our travel checklist guide for 2021 to make sure you haven’t missed anything, and travel to your next destination in style and with maximum comfort.

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Bali one day tour & bali itinerary 1 day — how to spend one perfect day in bali.

Traveling to Bali in one week may not enough for you, but if you have an available day and schedule, you can still feel satisfied. Let’s discover Bali one day tour. Let’s discover Bali one day tour and Bali itinerary 1 day on how to spend one perfect day in Bali (24 hours in Bali, one day trip in Bali, Bali in a day) with Living Nomads below.

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If you are only one day in Bali (Indonesia), you have some places and some things you can’t miss. Get ready for 24 hours and make sure you still have enough time to enjoy the sunshine, blue sea, white sand, tropical forests, Hindu temples, waterfalls and more other great things.

Bali in a day: Some tips

• To prepare for your trip, you may arrange in advance with a local driver or guide. Bali is wide and roads are difficult to move. If there is only one day, you will not have enough time to find.
• Remember to bring your local currency, Indonesian Rupee (IDR, 1IDR = 0.0001 dollar) due to you can’t find ATMs and money changers in many places.
• The tip is not required, but if you can “boa” at the restaurant or other services (fees range from 10 to 50 thousand IDR), especially in many places no request your service money (Service charges).
• When entering the temple, you should remember that your knee and shoulder are not naked. You should wear a sarong (or a dress shirt), otherwise, you can borrow (rent) at the temple entrances. When you see a group is praying, you should remember to go behind them.
• The Bali people do not care about you if you are taking pictures of them, but it would be more comfortable if you ask them permission before taking them.

Now, you can be ready to travel Bali for one day, according to Living Nomads’s guide:

1. First destination: Pura Luhur Batukaru Temple (expected time: 1 hour)

Located at the foot of Mount Batukaru, this temple is very sacred to the Hindu people of Bali. It was built in the 11th century; this is the ideal place for visitors about indigenous culture. Some areas of the temple will be closed on the Hindu special anniversaries of the year.

Pura Luhur Batukaru Temple

Address: Jalan Raya Batukaru, Wongaya Gede, Penebel, Wongaya Gede, Penebel, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82152, Indonesia Telephone: +62 361 235600 Opening hours: From 8 am 5 pm

2. Second destination: Jatiluwih terraces (Expected time: nearly 1 hour)

This terraced rice field has been recognized by UNESCO as a “World Heritage Site”, it is a great place for you to enjoy nature with an open view, and you can completely relax. You will definitely take a lot of photos when you come here. Be sure reminding the guide to tell you about “Subak” – a traditional farming method of local people.

Jatiluwih terraces

Address : Jalan Jatiluwih Kangin No. 2, Desa Jatiluwih, Penebel, Jatiluwih, Penebel, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82152, Indonesia Opening hours: From 8 am 9 pm

3. Have lunch at Asian J Terrace Restaurant (Expected time: From 1 to 2 hours)

Let’s enjoy a lunch of Bali people here, eat and view the scenery. You should order “nasi goreng” (fried rice) or “nasi campur” (mixing rice).

J Terrace Restaurant

Address: Desa Jatiluwih, Kecamatan penebel, Kabupaten Tabanan | Jtb, Tabanan 82152, Indonesia Telephone: +62 361 7151315 Opening hours: From 10 am to 10 pm

4. Third destination: Pasar Merta Sari Market (Expected time: about 1 hour)

This colorful market is selling many different kinds of fruit, vegetables; orchids … are planted by local people. This is a great place to get unique gifts. Buy a banana bunch and give the monkeys, you will surely meet on the road!

Pasar Merta Sari Market

Address: Jl. Kebun Raya, Candikuning, Baturiti, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82191, Indonesia Opening hours: From 8 pm

5. Fourth destination: Gitgit Waterfall (Expected time: about 1 to 2 hours)

It is also known as Twins waterfalls, Gitgit is located very close to the main road and only takes 15 minutes for walking. This is a great place for you to temporarily cool down on hot days. A guide will guide you for each flower and plant along the way you go. Make sure that you should bring your clothes if you intend to swim here.

Gitgit Waterfall

Address: Jl. Bedugul – Singaraja, Candikuning, Baturiti, Candikuning, Baturiti, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82191, Indonesia Opening hours: From 7 am to 5 pm Telephone: +62 368 2033143 Prices: About 1 dollar

6. Fifth destination: Ulun Danu Temple (Expected time: about 1 hour)

Ulun Danu Bratan Temple is located on the shores of Lake Bratan, on a high mountain, with very pleasant weather. This is one of the many temples attracts visited by many visitors, so if you have too many photographers, you do not have to feel uncomfortable. And you do not forget, it will take a long time to visit in the surrounding areas, except for the lake and the main temple, there are many other great things for exploring.

Ulun Danu Temple

7. sixth destination: tanah lot temple (expected time: about 1-2 hours).

Tanah Lot is an image that you will find in every leaflet about Bali tourism. Tanah Lot consists of six around temples, which are considered Bali guardians from the bad things. You will have received a blessing. You may calculate a time to come here when having at low tide so you can walk. Do not forget to bring the camera because this is one of the most beautiful sunset views.

Tanah Lot Temple

Address: Jalan Raya Tanah Lot, Beraban Village, Kediri, Tabanan Opening hours: From 7 am to 7 pm Telephone: +62 361 287733 Prices: About 4.5 dollars

8. Have dinner at Melasti Seafood Restaurant (Expected time: about 1 hour)

Although this is not a famous restaurant in Bali, otherwise, you will have an ideal place for watching the sunset. That will be the ending time for your perfect day on this lovely island. The restaurant is located near Tanah Lot Temple.

Melasti Seafood Restaurant

Address: Kuta Raya St. 299 | PELNI Building, Kuta 80361, Indonesia Opening hours: full day Telephone: +62 361 3615152 Prices: From 30 dollars to 100 dollars

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The Ultimate Bali Itinerary: How To Plan The Perfect Trip To Bali

Planning a trip to Indonesia and looking for the best Bali itinerary? Whether you’re only spending 5 days, one week, 10 days, or two full weeks, I guarantee this Bali trip travel guide will be extremely helpful!

Bali is truly one of my favorite destinations in the world and a place I’ve called home several times. But planning a trip to Bali can be a bit intimidating as there really are so many amazing places to explore!

There’s no need to wonder why Bali has become one of the world’s most visited and popular vacation hotspots. It has jaw-dropping landscapes, lush rice terraces, stunning beaches, serene temples, cute monkeys, scenic waterfalls, wild nightlife, and unforgettable sunsets.

Bali really does have a little something for everybody, and I guarantee that if you follow this Bali travel itinerary, you will fall in love with this island just as much as I have!

While tourism in Bali has exploded in recent years due to the popularity of Instagram, it definitely lives up to the hype because there is a LOT more to this island than what you see on social media. Don’t let the annoying Bali IG couples + IG influencers deter you from planning a trip here because it is a must-visit destination in Southeast Asia!

Tip: Add something unique to your Bali travel plan by choosing to go glamping in Bali  instead of staying at a hotel.

Check out my Instagram page  for more holiday inspiration!

Whether you’re only spending a few days, two weeks, or even an entire month, this Bali Itinerary guide will go into loads of detail about what to expect about visiting this island, the best things to do, what to pack for Bali, when to go, insider travel tips, and loads more.  

So without further ado, let’s get started!

WHAT ARE THE BEST MONTHS TO VISIT BALI?

Bali is an incredible destination to visit year-round, and if you’ve only got limited time off work, I would say book that ticket no matter what! Being located in Southeast Asia, the weather in Bali is exceptionally tropical, so you can expect hot and humid temperatures pretty much every day, but there are two main seasons – the wet and dry months.

The rainy season in Bali is from October to April, and the dry season is between May – September.

That said, traveling to Bali during the rainy season is NOT an issue. I LIVED in Bali in December & January (known as the wettest months of the year), and I barely even noticed the rain.

Yes, some days were worse than others, but more often than not – every day was beautifully sunny blue skies and perfect beach weather.

According to Bali.com, “ The best time to come to Bali is April, May, June and September, just before and just after high season. It’s still the dry season, it’s slightly less humid, and room prices and villa rentals can be 30-50% cheaper than during high season. Many shops offer sales and promotions, restaurants are less crowded in those mid-season months, and in general, Bali is a bit more relaxed. October is not too bad either, still much less rain than November (usually, check the rainfall chart).”

I agree with that statement for sure, but traveling to Bali during Christmas time & New Year’s Eve can be an incredible experience. I spent Christmas Day lounging at a day club and absolutely loved it!  

IS BALI A DANGEROUS PLACE TO VISIT?

Absolutely not! Bali is completely safe to visit, and I’ve honestly never felt like I was in any danger while there. While just like a vacation to anywhere in the world, you want to make sure you’re traveling wisely and acting responsibly.

The only dangerous or unsafe behavior I’ve heard of is from “motorcycle thieves or purse-snatchers.” These are people that will try and grab purses or backpacks from people while riding on the back of a motorcycle. But as long as you pay attention to your belongings, nothing bad will happen.  

What I will  say in this section, though, is that you NEED to be extremely careful if you decide to rent a scooter in Bali. I’d say that’s actually the most dangerous thing on the island! I drive very cautiously when riding my moto , and I’ve never been in an accident (knock on wood), but I’ve had several friends end up in the hospital with serious injuries.

Nevertheless, I wouldn’t let that stop you from enjoying the feeling of exploring the island on two wheels. The scooter rides through rice terraces are one of my favorite things about living in Bali, and it’s a great, cheap, and efficient way to experience Bali. Just make sure the person driving is confident and skilled. You should also avoid driving during peak traffic hours.

Best Bali Trip Travel Insurance

I never travel anywhere without booking a travel insurance policy . This is essential for all Bali visitors!

So I’ll repeat…

Please, do NOT visit Bali WITHOUT Travel Insurance!

It’s unfortunately all too common that people come to Bali, get into a scooter accident, and end up needing a lot of medical attention. This, as you can imagine, is not cheap, and while the Bintangs and good vibes are, don’t expect medical treatment as a foreigner to also be of great value! These bills will add up, and sometimes they won’t even operate before they know you’re covered.

I’ve had at least 4 friends now get in serious accidents, but only half of them had travel insurance to cover their needs. Trust me – especially if you plan on driving or getting on the back of a moto (which you most likely will), you’ll want peace of mind to make sure you’re covered.

You also need to consider other issues that could arise, such as theft, boat sinking or water damage, or catching dengue. Trust me when I say these warnings aren’t to scare you, but real-life examples I’ve seen during my time in Bali.

I highly recommend HeyMondo due to its extensive range of cover for all situations and trip lengths. Their fair pricing and handy app allow you to manage any claims within the app and access free assistance online. This means you don’t need to rack up an expensive phone bill in Indonesia, where the charges are steep!

Nowadays, I would never travel without insurance again, especially after hearing so many of those (expensive and dangerous) horror stories from other travelers I’ve met. So, whether you need a single trip cover for two weeks in Bali or an affordable annual cover for multiple trips worldwide, be sure to buy your travel insurance before you travel, knowing that HeyMondo has your back.

Still, planning your trip? You can always get a no-commitment travel insurance quote now, so you know how much extra to budget for your vacation!

WHAT SHOULD I PACK FOR A TRIP TO BALI? A BASIC PACKING LIST

One of the things I love about Bali is that you really don’t need to bring all that much — especially if you’re just on a quick 10-day or two-week holiday. Also, shopping in Bali is fantastic. You’ll want to bring back a separate suitcase filled with souvenirs and clothing.

Here are a few items I think are essential for your travels to Bali!  

• Clothing: You’ll want a couple of pairs of shorts, swim trunks, t-shirts, sandals, and comfortable adventure shoes. Add one or two fancier outfits for dinners or nightlife too. Everyone will have different styles or preferences, but my main clothing tip would be to keep it light. Quick-drying clothes will be helpful, mainly because you will sweat up a storm.  
• Portable charger: Anker PowerCore Portable Charger  is one of the smallest and lightest power banks available. I carry this with me everywhere I go because I’m using my iPhone a bit more than I care to admit! Well, when you’re exploring Bali, you’ll definitely want a portable charger.
• Microfiber towel: This Rainleaf MicroFiber Towel  is budget-friendly and stylish. Plus, a quick-drying towel is a must for visiting Bali. You’ll find yourself hiking, sweating, and swimming often – and you’re really going to want one of these. I just bought one of these myself, and it’s the #1 best seller on Amazon!
• Quality sunscreen: The sun is super intense in Bali, and you’ll be out in the sun often during this Bali itinerary. So, make sure you buy some decent sunscreen before you get to Bali because it costs SO much more out there for some reason. I personally use this Neutrogena Lightweight & Water Resistant SPF,  and I love it!
• Mosquito repellent: Unfortunately, mosquitos are flying all over the place in Bali. And you really want to protect yourself when you go on long adventures. I recommend this Mosquito Repellent Bracelet . If you’re just shopping around Seminyak or chilling in Canggu, I wouldn’t worry too much, but if you’re out in nature, definitely put some on!  
• Go Pro: The GoPro Hero 11 is my favorite adventure camera, and I’m truly blown away by the hyper-smooth stability that the GoPro Hero 11 offers. You can take some epic images with this, and it’ll also be perfect for all the underwater or snorkeling shots you’ll want. For the aspiring content creators out there, combine it with a TELESIN Dome Port  for some unique, fun, and creative shots!
• Waterproof phone case: No matter what kind of phone you have, you really want to protect it during your trip. This itinerary is pretty active, and if you don’t have a supportive phone case, like the JOTO Universal Waterproof Phone , I bet you’ll be paying for some phone repairs!  
• Power adapter: Last but certainly not least, this Universal Power Adapter  is just a basic travel essential that you’ll want to pick up one of these before your trip to Bali. I personally love this one and would definitely recommend it!  

THE ULTIMATE BALI TRIP ITINERARY | PLANNING A TRIP TO BALI

Alright, let’s dive into my guide for my extensive Bali holiday itinerary!

10 DAYS & TWO-WEEKS IN BALI ITINERARY

The way I’ve set up this 10-day itinerary is that it’s all focused on Bali. But if you have a full two weeks, I’ve included a trip to the Gili Islands too.

I think it’s best to do it this way because when you book round-trip boat transfers to Gili Trawangan, you can have them drop you off directly at the airport, depending on your schedule. You can book day trips or rent scooters to explore nearby attractions when you’re based in one place for a bit longer.

One thing I think is important about traveling around Bali is avoiding checking in and out of hotels and Airbnb’s every couple of days. That’s why I’ve put at least 3+ nights in each place, and you’ll get a better feeling for the area.  

The full itinerary is below, but here’s an overview of my recommended route so you can start planning:

• Uluwatu (3 Nights)
• Canggu (3 Nights)
• Ubud (4 Nights)
• Gili Islands (3-4 Nights for Two-Week Itinerary)

You might not have the time, energy, or money to do everything on this Bali itinerary, but I wanted to include as much information as possible. So without further ado, let’s get down to the day-to-day itinerary activities!!

BEST PLACES TO STAY ON THIS ITINERARY FOR BALI

Bali is home to some of the world’s most gorgeous luxury resorts and private villas but also has an extensive variety of mid-range hotels and backpacker hostels. It depends on your budget and how much you want to spend. I’ve compiled a fun selection of my top recommended accommodation for each destination on my Bali itinerary. I know you’ll enjoy your stay at any of the options below:

WHERE TO STAY IN ULUWATU

Radisson Blu Bali Uluwatu : Consistently reviewed as one of the best values in Bali, get treated like royalty here without breaking the bank. There’s a gorgeous sun terrace with a swimming pool, extremely clean and comfortable rooms, and impeccable service!  

Six Senses Uluwatu : This brand new 5-Star Luxury Resort in Uluwatu will certainly provide an unforgettable stay, but rooms here are costly. Its cliffside location, delicious cuisine, and immaculate attention would make for an exceptional first hotel on the island.    

Home-Bience  Hostel : If you’re a backpacker on a tight budget in Bali, look no further than staying here at Home-Bience Hostel. While it has a shared kitchen and barbeque facilities, you can also get a varied breakfast at an affordable rate too.

WHERE TO STAY IN CANGGU

Theanna Eco Villa and Spa : Top-notch luxury at bargain prices! Once you step foot inside this eco resort, you’ll fall into a state of complete tranquility. It’s consistently rated and reviewed as the best hotel and resort in Canggu, with excellent value for money and world-class service.

Kosone Hostel | Alternative Beach : I was living in Canggu when this opened (early 2019), and I’d say it’s the best hostel in Canggu! It’s got a fabulous pool with a swim-up bar, DJs spinning music all day, delicious food, comfortable beds, and rooftop jacuzzis. Do I need to say anymore? Trust me – if you’re a backpacker in Canggu, stay here!  

WHERE TO STAY IN UBUD

Hanging Gardens of Bali | Ubud’s Premiere Luxury Resort : This is the jungle resort of your dreams! “Located just 30-minute drive from the Ubud’s town center and nestled deep in the heart of Ubud’s rich rainforest preserve, this enchanting five-star luxury resort on 3.2 hectares has 44 private suites and individual villas.”  

Visesa Ubud Resort : This best-seller luxury resort has fantastic prices for the comfort you’ll receive. The villas are absolutely stunning, the staff goes above and beyond, and it has pretty much everything you look for in a resort in Ubud. Delicious food, gorgeous views, shuttle services to the center, and a full spa await you.

Wayan’s Family Hostel Ubud : If you’re looking for an excellent but cheap hostel in Ubud, look no money than this charming family-run guesthouse. It has a magnificent backpacker atmosphere, is a beautiful property, and you’ll fall in love with the staff!

WHERE TO STAY ON GILI TRAWANGAN

Pearl Of Trawangan Resort : There are tons of beautiful resorts on the Gili Islands, but this is easily my favorite! It has an unbeatable beachfront location near the main promenade. The stunning property would be an excellent pick for your time in paradise!!

Gili Castle (formerly known as Gili Backpackers) : This is where I worked when I lived on Gili T, and I’ve got nothing but fond memories of this backpacker hostel! They organize awesome parties and pub crawls, which make it easy to meet fellow travelers. There is a pool with a rock climbing wall, and all the facilities are comfortable. I’d highly recommend staying here for young travelers on a budget.

BALI ITINERARY DAY 1: INTRODUCTION TO BALI = ULUWATU BLISS (3+ NIGHTS)

Honestly, there is no better place to begin your Bali vacation than down in Uluwatu , which is at the southern tip of the island!

It’s my personal favorite area in Bali, world-famous for its surf competitions, has a really fun nightlife scene, and is undoubtedly the best part of the island for watching the sunset. Uluwatu is a place that will certainly leave an impression and will keep you coming back for more! Here you can spend your days relaxing on the beach, swimming in infinity pools, lounging at day clubs, surfing gnarly waves, or riding a scooter along epic coastlines.  

It also has a perfectly relaxed atmosphere that I absolutely love, and I could easily see myself living in Uluwatu for a couple of months sometime in the future. There really is no shortage of amazing things to do in Uluwatu , which I’ve discussed for day 2. Since it’s your first day on the island, take the evening to relax at your resort, enjoy a lovely evening meal, and hopefully conquer any jet lag you’re feeling.  

If you’re up for it, you could enjoy dinner and cocktails your first evening having dinner soaking up the vibe. I recommend one of Jimbaran Bay’s cliffside restaurants or candlelit dinners on Jimbaran Bay, about a 15-20 minute drive from Uluwatu.

“Perched atop distinctive rock formations along Jimbaran’s pristine sunset coast, Rock Bar Bali is widely respected as one of the globe’s most popular sunset, cocktail, and entertainment venues. Showcasing unparalleled views from 14 meters above the Indian Ocean, Rock Bar is accessible via AYANA’s dramatic cliffside inclinator. Featuring a glamorous sunset vibe, and a seductive after-dark ambiance, listen to premier international DJs as they heighten your experience from a custom DJ booth carved directly into the cliff face”.

BALI ITINERARY DAY 2: ULUWATU BEACH EXPLORATIONS & NIGHTLIFE

Everyone will be different, depending on how you want to spend your Bali vacation. Do you want to treat this as a relaxing holiday, or are you more adventurous? Do you want to be surrounded by people and experience luxurious beach clubs, or do you prefer solitude and exploring quieter areas?

No matter what kind of traveler you are, I’ve listed a few of my favorite activities in Uluwatu and the south coast of Bali, and I’m sure this will keep you super busy.

ULUWATU HIGHLIGHTS & THINGS TO DO

• Visit the Uluwatu Temple: “This one of six key temples believed to be Bali’s spiritual pillars, and is renowned for its magnificent location, perched on top of a steep cliff approximately 70 meters above sea level.”  After your tour of the Uluwatu Temple, I’d also suggest checking out the Kecak Fire Dance if you’re there simultaneously. It’s a unique cultural fire and traditional Balinese dance show that is definitely a superb experience.
• Watch the professional surfers at Uluwatu Beach: There are tons of different bars and restaurants to choose from, but sit back, grab a Bintang (local beer), and watch from above while these pros amaze you with their skills.  
• Explore all the beautiful beaches around Uluwatu: You’re spoiled for choice here with beaches like Suluban Beach, Padang Padang, Dreamland Beach, Bingin Beach, Melasti Beach, Green Bowl Beach, and Pandawa Beach.
• Never miss a sunset. Uluwatu is home to the most magical sunsets practically every evening, so make sure you plan accordingly! Find an infinity pool, rooftop bar, or restaurant terrace, and soak it up!
• Check out a day club: Sundays Beach Club, Finns Beach Club, OMNIA, Karma Beach Club, etc. Honestly, there are tons of epic places to spend a day, but they can be a bit pricey if you’re a backpacker on a budget!  
• Sunday nights at Single Fin: This is one of the most legendary parties on the island, but they only really happen on Sunday night. Don’t get me wrong, Single Fin is an awesome bar & restaurant every night of the week, but definitely, don’t miss the Sunday night party.  
• Spend Saturday nights at Padang Padang Beach: There’s a really cool beach party every Saturday night with reggae and electronic music, lively crowds, and a unique location!  
• Rent a moto to explore it all easily: Uluwatu is one of the best areas on the island to adventure around on a moto! You can rent one for as little as $4 per day, the roads never seem too busy, and it’s just a great feeling!  
• Enjoy a meal at Cashew Tree: This will always be one of my favorite restaurants in all of Bali! They’ve got deliciously healthy smoothies, a large menu, and affordable prices. It’s a backpacker favorite as well, located nearby Bingin’ Beach.  

Check out my article about the best things to do in Uluwatu for more information. All I know is that it’s simply a breathtaking area of Bali, and it might just be hard to leave.

BALI ITINERARY DAY 3: NUSA ISLANDS DAY-TRIPPING

Located just a short 20-30 minute speedboat ride off the coast of Bali are three idyllic islands: Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Ceningan, and Nusa Penida.

They are all absolutely gorgeous and have unbelievable beaches, landscapes, and some of the best snorkeling or scuba-diving in the country. I’ll talk about this at the bottom of this article, but a substitution would be spending several days on one of these islands if you care a lot about these water activities.

I think it’s a really fun and fantastic day trip since it’s just off the coast, and you can see a lot and still make it back to Uluwatu for sunset cocktails — that is if you have the energy!

There are tons of options, but here are a few of the best sellers. It really just depends if you’re more into beaches, viewpoints, swimming, or snorkeling.

BEST OF NUSA PENIDA PRIVATE FULL-DAY TOUR

Review: “Climb aboard a fast boat at Sanur Beach and cross the sea to Toyapakeh on the small island of Nusa Penida. Meet your local host on arrival and begin your private day tour. Visit the famous Kelingking Beach for the chance to take photos of the most beautiful spot on the island. Marvel at the cliffs overlooking the Indian Ocean, and then continue to Pasih Uug (Broken Beach) and the natural pool of Angel’s Billabong. Experience the peace and quiet of one of the less visited spots on Nusa Penida before going to the popular beach at Crystal Bay, known for its great diving and snorkeling opportunities.”  

Price:   $33

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FROM BALI: SNORKELING DAY TRIP TO NUSA LEMBONGAN

Review: “Discover an island paradise off the south coast of Bali and snorkel at 3 different spots around the islands of Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida in the Indian Ocean. Marvel at the wide variety of tropical fish and live coral flora and fauna.”

Price:   $68

FULL-DAY SNORKELING TRIP TO NUSA PENIDA & MANTA POINT

Review: “Nusa Penida is a perfect spot for snorkeling and exploring marine life as you’ll see on this full-day trip. Spot the ocean sunfish, or mola mola and the great manta rays on some of the most amazing drift dives in Indonesia. Board the boat at Sanur Beach for the ride to Nusa Penida and your first snorkeling session of the day at Manta Point. Marvel at the majestic manta rays, which grow up to 6 meters in length. Take some time to enjoy a swim or to relax on the boat, before your second snorkeling session. Afterwards, savor a delicious lunch on the boat.”   

Price:  $132

Check out this epic YouTube Video about Nusa Penida for some travel inspiration!

BALI ITINERARY DAY 4: CANGGU CHILLIN & BAR HOPPING

In only a few short years, Canggu has quickly become popular and overthrown Seminyak as “the place to be”  in Bali. It’s changed drastically since my first visit in 2015. Since then, it has   become a digital nomad hotspot loaded with trendy cafes, co-working spaces, yoga studios, beach clubs, funky bars, surf camps, and thousands of people enjoying the Canggu lifestyle!   

I was fortunate to live in Canggu for a couple of months this year, and it really is a must-visit in Bali. Here’s what you should add to your Bali itinerary for 4 days.

CANGGU HIGHLIGHTS & THINGS TO DO

• Eat at as many different cafes as possible: Canggu is easily one of the top “foodie hotspots” I’ve ever visited in my entire life. There are literally dozens of places you should try! A couple of my personal favorites are Milk & Madu, The Shady Shack, Motion Cafe, Peleton Supershop, Cinta Cafe, and Milu by Nook.
• Take a surfing lesson: If you’re new to the sport, Canggu can be an excellent place to learn the basics of surfing! While the waves can be a bit rough on some days, the surf camps are awesome in Canggu and will be a great way to spend a couple of hours. Take this tour  as an introduction to the sport.
• Watch the sunset every night on the beach: There are tons of different little local bars & restaurants along the beach, and they tend to put out bean bags and tables during the sunset. Grab a coconut and a beer, and watch the sky change colors to gorgeous orange and pink hues.
• Relax & swim at Alternative Beach Pool & Hostel: This venue is becoming super popular in Canggu. It’s got a perfect temperature pool, decent food options, and a nice sandy vibe hence the name.
• Spend a luxurious day at Finns Beach Club: If you’re not on the strictest budget, why not book a daybed at Finn’s for an easygoing day at a gorgeous venue?
• Stop by AMO Spa for one of their famous facials, relaxing massages, and an Epsom salt jacuzzi session: I’m sad I didn’t discover this place sooner because it ended up being one of my favorite spots in Canggu. The sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, and cold plunge circuit are an outstanding endorphin rush!
• Go Canggu nightlife bar hopping: There are plenty of places to visit whether you go for drinks at Old Man’s, cocktails at La Brisa, or find your way to the hidden bar in the supermarket along the  “Canggu shortcut.”  Other really awesome bars I enjoy are The Lawn (awesome pool included), Pretty Poison, and Deus Ex Machina! You can check out this article about the best bars in Canggu for more information on the nightlife!

Check out this epic YouTube video for some more Canggu Travel Information & Inspiration!

BALI ITINERARY DAY 5: SURF, EAT, REPEAT & TANAH LOT TEMPLE SUNSET

Spend another day exploring everything (mainly the cafes) that Canggu has to offer. Do some yoga, surf, hit a co-working space, cross-fit, join a beach clean up, and more!

For sunset, I’d recommend renting a moto and driving down the road (only 20-25 minutes) to the Tanah Lot Temple . It’s one of Bali’s most important landmarks, famed for its unique offshore setting and sunset backdrops. It’s an ancient Hindu shrine perched on top of an outcrop amidst constantly crashing waves.

There’s a small entrance fee of 60,000 IDR ($4 USD), and you can easily spend an hour or two walking around the coastline and enjoying the scenic views.  

BALI ITINERARY DAY 6: SEMINYAK SHOPPING, DAY CLUBS & NIGHTLIFE

Continuing on with this Bali trip planning, I’d recommend making the short drive from Canggu down to Seminyak for a day of shopping and beach clubs. Seminyak is one of the fancier and more developed regions on the island and is full of awesome things to do, places to eat, and fantastic souvenir shopping!  

Now, on this itinerary, I’ve only listed one day in Seminyak because the last time I visited, I felt it was starting to get a bit too overcrowded. Still, you could easily stay here for several days and explore everything this place offers.

SEMINYAK HIGHLIGHTS & THINGS TO DO

• Souvenir shop til’ you drop: For me, I think the Seminyak, Legian, and Kuta area is the best for buying all your souvenirs in Bali. Just remember to haggle, or the locals will take you for a ride. Most prices in all the souvenir stalls are negotiable!
• Visit Potato Head Beach Club: I’ve visited the world-famous Potato Head several times, and it remains one of my favorite spots in Seminyak! It’s a gorgeous beachfront property, has tons of fancy daybeds and loungers, and the food is absolutely delicious! While Potato Head Beach Club is a bit costly (for Bali standards), it’s worth stopping by for a swim, a meal, and a beer. There’s a lively atmosphere, and it can be a great place to meet people – especially around the swim-up bar.
• Relax on bean bags and under umbrellas at La Plancha Seminyak: One of the most colorful bars & restaurants on the beach you’ll ever see. During sunset, they’ve got a fun DJ spinning, decent prices, and an overall fantastic vibe you’re guaranteed to love!
• Pool party at Mrs. Sippy: This is the largest saltwater pool and one of the best pool party hotspots in Bali! Sippy regularly has international DJs come to perform (I saw Pete Tong there earlier this year), and you’ll love watching people jump from the high platform all day long.
• Grab a cup of coffee at Revolver: If you’re a coffee snob, you have to try a cup from Revolver, known to be the best coffee in Seminyak!
• Party it up at the Legendary Nightlife: Kuta & Seminyak are two areas that are quite popular for their bar and nightclub scene. Here are a few of my favorite spots: Motel Mexicola, SkyGarden, Ku De Ta, Cocoon, Woobar, and JENJA.

SEMINYAK TOURS

Seminyak balinese cooking class & market tour.

Review:   “Learn how to cook authentic Balinese dishes with your friendly and experienced local chefs in Seminyak. Join this fun cooking course and bring back some Balinese recipes and newly acquired skills from this 4.5-hour cooking class.”   

Price:   $35.00

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BALI ITINERARY DAY 7: UBUD CAFES, MONKEYS, TEMPLES, AND YOGA

Now that you’ve gotten plenty of time to explore Bali’s popular beach areas, the time has come to make the hour’s drive up to the cultural and spiritual capital of Bali.

Many people plan a trip to Bali and immediately add Ubud to their itinerary. That’s because there is truly something magical in the air at Ubud. The minute you step foot in this town, you will slowly start to feel your stress & worries float away.

Ubud is also a fantastic jumping-off point for adventuring around the rest of the island.

UBUD HIGHLIGHTS & THINGS TO DO

For your first day in Ubud, though, here’s what I would suggest crossing off your bucket list!

• Try out trendy cafes, vegan eats & smoothie bowls: Ubud is another incredible destination for food, and you could easily spend 3 days here eating at as many places as possible and still only scratch the surface. A few of my favorites you MUST TRY are ZEST, Sayuri Healing Food, Alchemy, KAFE, and Clear Cafe.
• Get up close and personal with monkeys: Well, strolling through the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary is the best place to do it. Just be careful. The monkeys at this magical sanctuary  aren’t always as friendly as you’d hope! It’s centrally located in town, super cheap, and a super fun way to spend an hour.
• Legends of the Hidden Temples: Rent a moto, and explore as many of the beautiful temples in the Ubud area as possible. There are literally dozens, and all of them are gorgeous. A few top picks are Pura Tirta Empul, Pura Taman Saraswati, and Goa Gajah!
• Do some Y-O-G-A: There are some fantastic yoga studios in Ubud, and even if it’s not your thing, I’d recommend trying it out. My first experience with Bikram yoga was in Ubud, and it was a sweaty experience I’ll never forget.  
• Ubud Art Market and beyond: Strolling around downtown Ubud has some really fantastic shopping opportunities. You can find some awesome stuff from the traditional art market, souvenir stalls, and trendy fashion stalls here.

 UBUD TOURS

Ubud balinese cooking class at an organic farm.

Review: “Discover the culinary secrets of Bali at an exclusive cooking class at an organic farm in the lush tropics surrounding Ubud. Visit a local market and experience everyday life, before preparing a regular or vegetarian meal with the help of a chef.”  

BALI ITINERARY DAY 8: TEGALALANG RICE TERRACES, BALI SWING & CAMPUHAN RIDGE WALK

Ubud still has so many places to teach you about Balinese culture and beauty, like the Tegalalang Rice Terraces and the famous swings that almost every influencer has taken pictures at while visiting Bali. These are all ideal for your second day here.

HIGHLIGHTS & THINGS TO DO

• Visit the rice terraces: Located just a quick twenty-minute scooter ride from downtown Ubud is the Instagram-famous and undeniably gorgeous Tegalalang Rice Terraces . It’s one of the most stunning tourist destinations in Bali and will certainly impress you with its sprawling views of lush green valleys, rice paddies, and towering palm trees! It’s completely free to walk through, but I would bring money for any Bali swings you want to do, coconuts, cold drinks, meals, etc.

• Catch the rice terrace sunrises: If you’re willing to wake up early, watching the sunrise & witnessing the light rays shine through the palm trees is a sight you must see to believe! It’ll be one of the most peaceful ways to start your day, and then you can spend the next 3-4 hours exploring the area. If you head there around mid-day, though, expect big crowds and intense humidity (which can make for some sweaty explorations)!

When you’re done hiking around the rice terraces, I’d recommend picking one of the restaurants up at the top for a bite to eat! It’s a pretty epic place to enjoy a refreshing smoothie bowl & fresh coconut water!

• Terrace River Pool Swing: A few minutes from the main rice terraces is this super fun zip-lining and Bali Swing mini-amusement park called Terrace River Pool Swing . It’s also free to walk through and take photos, but you’ll have to pay if you want to do any of the activities. My friend Vanessa and I spent a good hour here and loved it!  

• Campuhan Ridge Walk: The Campuhan Ridge Walk is the best-known Ubud hiking trail and is a fantastic place to stroll during the sunset (or any time of the day, really). The sparse crowds and the aesthetically rich vistas will remind you why people worldwide come to Bali. The trail starts at the historical origin of Ubud, the confluence (or Campuhan) of the Wos Rivers. You’ll get some epic hilltop views as you stroll along the nice paved trail and will be surrounded by Ubud rice fields and a deep gorge with a river rushing through it. It’s only about 1.5 kilometers long, so it is popular as a place to work up a sweat. If you’re not too exhausted after exploring the rice terraces, I would say this is an absolute must-do in Ubud!  

Check out this video for a bit of travel inspiration and what to expect!

BALI ITINERARY DAY 9: MT. BATUR SUNRISE HIKE & SPA RELAXATION RECOVERY

Admire the panoramic view of the three volcanoes of Mt. Agung, Mt. Abang, and Mt. Rinjani in Lombok in the majestic sunrise over the clouds from the crater of Mt. Batur!

For adventure travelers, I’d highly recommend waking up super early and beginning the trek to the top of Mt. Batur to witness one of the most magnificent sunrises you will ever see!  

Fair warning, though, this hike is known to be a bit intense and is not for the faint-hearted. Unfortunately, this is one of the few main activities I haven’t gotten the chance to do myself yet, but everyone speaks so highly of it!

There are a few different tours to choose from, and it just depends on what piques your interest the most! Read through some of their itineraries, and browse through all their company reviews.  

• Mount Batur Sunrise Trek with Breakfast
• Mount Batur Sunrise Trek with Hidden Waterfall
• Mount Batur Sunrise Trek & Hot Springs

“Head up the mountain along a less-crowded hiking trail that follows the volcano’s eastern slope. During the ascent, you’ll trek along a 3-kilometer-long trail. The trail is of moderate difficulty, and passes through lush tropical jungles. On reaching the top you’ll enjoy breakfast cooked by steam from the volcano. Sip hot tea or coffee at leisure while watching the magical sunrise. Afterwards, your trek continues to the main crater rim of the volcano, at 1,717 meters above sea level. Take a different route down the mountain, starting from the southwestern crater rim. The journey ends with a chance to soak in the crystal-clear waters of a hot spring to soothe away any aches and pains you may have.”  

UBUD SPA RECOVERY HIGHLIGHTS & THINGS TO DO

After an early morning wake-up and a long day of climbing up a volcano, you will be ready for a little bit of #self-care and pampering! Ubud was the first time I booked a full-day spa package, and the overall experience blew me away.

I only paid $120 USD, but I received a body scrub, 60-minute massage, herbal bath, healthy lunch, manicure, and pedicure!! It was called DIVINE PAMPERING!!

• Relax at Tasku Spa: Countless different spas in Ubud would be perfect, but I went to Taksu Spa | Ubud’s Premiere Wellness Center  for my spa treatment. They didn’t pay me to say this or anything. I just loved my experience and would highly recommend it to fellow travelers! If you’re looking for something a bit cheaper, though, you can visit any of the smaller massage parlors spread around the town!

BALI ITINERARY DAY 10: HANDARA GATE, LAKE BATAN & ULUN DANU BERATAN TEMPLE & SEKUMPUL WATERFALL

Next up on this ultimate Bali itinerary is to book a day trip, hire a private driver, or rent some scooters and explore north Bali! There’s quite a lot to see up there, and it will definitely be a pretty solid day of adventures.  

NORTH BALI HIGHLIGHTS & THINGS TO DO

• Handara Gate : Make a quick stop over at this iconic “Bali Gate,” which is actually the entrance to a golf course. It’s a perfect photo opportunity and is a breathtaking view of green scenery and the gigantic exotic traditional Balinese gate as your backdrop.

• Lake Beratan: This is where you’ll visit the majestic Ulun Danu Beratan Temple sitting on a small island on the lake, just as you’ve seen in the postcards and Instagram shots of Bali. This lakeside temple was constructed in honor of Dewi Danu, the lake goddess, formed by a volcanic eruption 30,000 years ago.

• Sekumpul Waterfall: Quite commonly called the best waterfall in Bali. It’s just a 40-minute drive from the lake and is the perfect place to spend a few hours! Just don’t forget your GoPro!  
• Banyumala Twin Waterfall: “This stunningly beautiful waterfall is perfect for a quiet and peaceful afternoon in the arms of Mother Nature. The natural pool is inviting with its translucent turquoise waters. Swim in tranquility, listen to the thunderous roar of cascading waters, and take in the sights of the vibrant greenery. Although no picture will ever do this natural wonder justice, that shouldn’t stop you from that perfect Instagram shot!”
• Rent a scooter: If you’re confident on a scooter, I would 100% recommend you explore by yourself. The roads are all really scenic, and I loved my experience just whippin’ around the North. It’s higher elevation, which means it’s less hot, and the way the clouds sit upon the hills is majestic!  

NORTH OF BALI TOURS

Northern charm: lake bratan, handara gate, waterfall & swing.

This tour company offers a trip that goes to most of these places and would be a great way to see everything with a professional guide. The price includes all entrance fees (which can actually add up) and has excellent reviews!  

HIRE A CAR WITH A PRIVATE DRIVER FOR 10 HOURS

I remember when I first visited Bali and discovered you could hire a car with a driver to take you anywhere you wanted to go for less than $50! It’s such a fantastic deal, especially if you’re traveling with a significant other or a group of friends!  

Price:   $45.00

BALI ITINERARY DAYS 11-14: EXPERIENCE PARADISE ON THE GILI ISLANDS

Now, if you’ve got more than 10 days in Bali, this is where I’d suggest sailing over to the Gili Islands — one of my favorite destinations in Indonesia! I actually spent a few months living on Gili Trawangan working at a party hostel back in 2015, and it was one of the highlights of my time backpacking through Southeast Asia.

A trip to the Gili Islands is a trip to paradise! The color of the water here will honestly leave you speechless, and I’m just obsessed with the fact that pretty much anytime you go snorkeling/ scuba-diving out there, you’ll be swimming with turtles. There is top-notch nightlife, incredible restaurants, a relaxed atmosphere, gorgeous villas, and the most jaw-dropping sunsets every night!!

Here is a quick breakdown of every island:

• Gili Trawangan = Party Island
• Gili Meno = Honeymoon Island
• Gili Air = Best of Both Worlds / Family Friendly

To get to the Gili Islands, you’ll need to talk to any travel agent in Ubud to organize the hotel pick-up and transfer schedule. You can pick various times, but I’d recommend doing the earliest one possible. It’s a couple hours’ drive to the port and then another couple of hours to the islands!

GILI ISLANDS HIGHLIGHTS & THINGS TO DO

• Go snorkeling or scuba-diving every day: The water is crystal clear here, and you can see some pretty awesome marine life just off the shores of each of the three islands! For scuba divers, make sure you chat with some of the dive centers to discuss the best dive sites!
• Watch the sunset every night: Grab a cocktail or a coconut at one of the many beach bars, and watch while the sky dips beneath the horizon in the future and lights up the sky in pretty much every color of the rainbow.
• Party it up: Gili Trawangan is easily one of the best party islands in Southeast Asia , and you can find yourself bar hopping every night if you want to.
• Bike ride around the island: There are no cars on the Gili’s, so I’d recommend renting a bike for at least one day and riding all the way around the island!  
• Enjoy a psychedelic experience: You may or may not be interested in this, but you can buy magic mushrooms in Indonesia quite easily! They’re readily available at many beach bars and shops, and they’re a super fun way to spend a few hours!    

ARRIVAL AT BALI DENPASAR AIRPORT

Once you’ve landed in Bali, successfully made it through immigration and customs, and collected your bags – you’ll need to get your transportation sorted to your first hotel. I must warn you that Bali’s worst part is the Ngurah Rai International Airport !  

You will be harassed by countless people asking you for a taxi, which can be overwhelming after a long-haul flight. That’s why I’d strongly suggest booking a Bali Airport Private Transfer beforehand!   

There are tons of different Bali transfer companies, and most hotels will offer this service (but charge way too much), but I really love this one through Get Your Guide – Bali Airport Private Transfer ! I’ve personally used this service before, and for only $18, it’s a pretty fantastic deal!

It’s really nice to have this all handled before arriving at the airport because it makes for a stress-free arrival! Most Bali car drivers are super friendly and are happy to chat about their favorite things on the island, food, etc.

BEST ITINERARY FOR BALI SUBSTITUTIONS

Alright, so I know I just went over so much information, but now I’m offering up a few other possible Bali itinerary ideas! The truth is that every traveler is a bit different, and there is no right way to spend 10 days or two weeks exploring Bali!  

• Spend more time on the Nusa Islands: With fantastic marine biodiversity, rugged landscapes, and pristine beaches – taking the ferry over to the Nusa Islands and spending 3-4 days over here would be a great option.
• Book a few nights at Mt. Kintamani instead of Ubud: This is a really gorgeous part of Bali, and you wouldn’t believe some of the gorgeous resorts up there. It’ll also make the sunrise hike a lot easier, and you could even attempt to do it on your own to save money!

• Relax & slow down in Sanur: This sleepy coastal town was one of the very first places I visited in Bali, and I honestly loved it. While it may not have the gorgeous coastlines like in Uluwatu or the trendy cafes in Canggu, it’s definitely a comfortable spot with some lively resorts, beautiful white sand beaches, and a nice relaxing vibe. There’s great souvenir shopping, an awesome night market, and overall a solid place to spend a few days!  

BALI ITINERARY TRAVEL TIPS

Bring an international driver’s license.

Fair warning – there’s a good chance that you will get pulled over while driving around Bali! The local cops in Bali are, well… they can be rather CORRUPT. Not all of them, but there’s a huge issue with cops extorting cash from tourists!  

I’ve been harassed almost every time I drive around Bali (for longer-distance trips), but if you have the proper paperwork and an International Driver’s License , you shouldn’t have any problems. Most of the time, they are just security checkpoints on major roads.

If you do get pulled over and they are giving you a difficult time… just try and BRIBE THEM. Hand them over a 50,000 IDR bill, and then show them an empty wall! Simply drive off, and see if that works.

BE CAREFUL WITH THE MONEY EXCHANGE PLACES

They are notorious on the island for scamming tourists, so my recommendation would be to just use the ATMs to get your money. Also, make sure you bring a credit card with no international withdrawal fees! Most tour agencies, restaurants, and bars accept credit cards these days!

DON’T TRUST THE MONKEYS

If this is your first time traveling through Southeast Asia, you might not understand how evil monkeys can actually be! Don’t have any loose jewelry around them, don’t smile at them, don’t look at them directly in the eyes, etc. Just be super cautious with them!  

Check out these YouTube videos below for First Time Travelers to Bali!

HOW TO GET AROUND IN BALI

Use a rideshare app.

There are three main Rideshare apps in Bali: UBER, GOJEK, and GRAB! Download all three of these before landing, and you’ll always be able to find a ride. I’ve never had any issues using any of these platforms, and it is definitely the easiest way to get around. You can even call a MOTO GoJek, and they’ll offer you a helmet, and you sit behind them!  

RENT A SCOOTER

Scooters are an extremely popular way for travelers in Bali to explore the island. Especially around Canggu, Uluwatu, and Ubud – it makes a huge difference if you have your own moto !  

HIRE A PRIVATE DRIVER

For $40-$60 per day, you can Hire a Private Driver (depending on how long you hire for)! For example, if you’re booking a taxi from Uluwatu to Canggu, why not just hire the driver for the entire day, and go explore as much as possible? It really just depends on how you want to spend your days!  

INTERESTED IN SCUBA DIVING?

If you’ve found yourself with some more time to gallivant around Indonesia, I’d highly recommend booking a flight from Bali to Labuan Bajo. So you can visit the wondrous Komodo National Park  and experience some of the world’s most unbelievable marine biodiversity and scuba-diving.  

I’ve now visited Komodo two different times, and it is a remarkable destination that deserves a place on every traveler’s bucket list! Komodo National Park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a Man and Biosphere Reserve!  

The color and clarity of the water are stunning, the landscape is completely gorgeous, and getting up close and personal with Komodo Dragons is an experience you’ll never forget. But the real magic begins when you strap on your fins and snorkel mask and start exploring the underwater scenery!

It really is the best snorkeling and scuba-diving I’ve witnessed in my life! It’s also one of the best places to do a liveaboard in Southeast Asia, as the prices are relatively affordable (compared to other popular scuba destinations).  

Check out these Komodo National Park liveaboards to view dates, prices, and availability to see if you can squeeze one into your Bali itinerary!

• Adelaar Liveaboard (Bali – Komodo)
• Moana Liveaboard
• Indo Aggressor (Komodo National Park)

PURCHASE THE BALI LONELY PLANET & POCKETBOOK

No matter how long your Bali vacation is, I’d also recommend picking up one of the Bali Lonely Planet Travel Guide Books ! They are honestly loaded with insider tips, restaurant recommendations, and fun day ideas! I know I’ve gone into a  lot of detail in this post (so maybe you should bookmark this for your trip), but these are always handy!  

PLANNING A TRIP TO BALI, INDONESIA & SOUTHEAST ASIA?

I’ve spent a lot of time backpacking around this marvelous region of the world, and I’ve written a rather large amount to help you figure out your ideal upcoming vacation! Look through some of my favorite articles below, and feel free to contact me if you have any questions about my Bali itinerary travel guide!

Further Reading:

• The Ultimate Ubud Itinerary | 3 Days In Bali’s Hidden Paradise
• Top 12 Music Festivals In Bali To Experience This Year
• The Ultimate Backpackers Guide to Gili Trawangan, Indonesia
• 17 Amazing Things To Do On Gili Trawangan
• The 7 Best Places to Eat on Gili Trawangan
• Komodo Island Trip Review | Sailing from Lombok to Flores
• The 5 Best Places to Trip on Magic Mushrooms in Southeast Asia
• The 15 Best Places to Party in Southeast Asia
• 20 Best Beaches In Malaysia | Beach Resorts & Islands
• The 20 Best Beaches In Vietnam | Epic Islands, Beach Resorts + Hotels
• The 20 Best Beaches in Sri Lanka
• Thailand Itinerary | 10 Days In The Land Of Smiles

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KINTAMANI TOUR

Kintamani Full Day Tour is the best Bali Full Day Tour Packages to Visit Kintamani Village with breathtaking view of Mount Batur and Lake Batur, as well as other top Bali places of interest in a one-day itinerary. Kintamani Volcano or commonly known as Mt. Batur that has elevation 1,717 M above sea level. The wonderful landscape of the volcanic Batur caldera does for the major interest encompassed by the fascinating mountain range. And a very common Penelokan stopover also giving capturing over the the best view of these 2 main spot Mount And Lake Batur. There also exist several classic Bali locals villages around Batur Lake, typically known as Bali Aga villages, the popular one is Trunyan village which is famous for its unique funeral tradition. Never missed this trip opportunity to make your holiday more impressive.

• Bali traditional market:  a great place to see how the Balinese people buy their need. It’s nice to see how their daily life.
• Gunung Kawi Temple: an 11th-century temple and funerary complex, that is spread across either side of the Pakerisan river. It comprises 10 rock-cut Candi (shrines) that are carved into some 7-meter-high sheltered niches of the sheer cliff face. These funeral monuments are thought to be dedicated to King Anak Wungsu of the Udayana dynasty.
• Tirta Empul Temple: Hindu Balinese water temple, the temple compound consists of a bathing structure, famous for its holy spring water, where Balinese Hindus go to for purification ritual. 
• Kintamani Village: a village on the western edge of the larger caldera wall of the Mount Batur, this village is the best spot to see the view of Mount and Lake Batur.
• Traditional Balinese coffee plantation:  sip on a cup of freshly brewed coffee at the famous Luwak Coffee Plantation in Ubud.
• Penglipuran village:  The beauty of this village with its surrounding where indicated that this village is very little of modernization influence. Enter any of the houses through their arched gates, and you are welcomed by friendly residents who willingly show you around their compound.
• 09:00 am hotel pick up (Arrive at your hotel)
• 09:20 am arrive at Traditional market
• 09:45 am arrive at Gunung Kawi Temple
• 11:00 am arrive at Tirta Empul Temple
• 12:15 pm arrive at Kintamani village
• 01:15 pm lunch break (optional)
• 02:30 pm arrive at Coffee Plantation
• 03:30 pm arrive at Penglipuran Village
• 05:40 pm return to hotel

RATE DETAIL

• UBUD AREAS PICKUP          : IDR. 750K/car
• OUT OF UBUD PICKUP      : IDR. 850K/car

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

• Private hotel pickup and drop off in Canggu, Seminyak, Kerobokan, Legian, Kuta, Tuban, Jimbaran, Denpasar, Sanur, Ubud, Tanjung Benoa, Nusa Dua.
• Best of Experienced English Speaking guide.
• Tour in fully air-conditioned vehicle.
• Free Mineral water.
• Free using sarong for temple visit.
• Parking fees.

WHAT’S EXCLUDED

• Entrance fees.
• Personal expenses.
• Lunch / Meal.

GOOD TO KNOW

• The price is for 0ne until five people in a car.
• Maximum five person in a van car.
• Free Cancelation - 24 Hours’ notice.

What to bring:

• Comfortable shoes.
• Sun screen.

Meeting point:

• Your Hotel or accommodation.

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5 Bali Itineraries for 7 Days with Costs (First-timers’ Guide 2024)

Is 7 days enough for visiting Bali? 7 days is an ideal time to explore the best of Bali. Usually, you could spend 3 nights in Ubud for cultural experiences, rural life and adventurous activities. Following that, choose one from the stunning beaches for the next 3 nights, like Seminyak, Uluwatu, or Nusa Dua. You could enhance your beach stay with a day trip to nearby islands as well, either Nusa Penida or Nusa Lembongan.

If you're more into diverse island experiences, allocate 2 nights in Ubud, 2 nights on the beaches of Bali and 2 nights in other islands.

Explore more options in the following itineraries, tailor-made for various interests. They are also customizable to your ideal tour length and interests.

• Itinerary #1: A Classic 7-Day Bali Itinerary
• Itinerary #2: 7 Days in Bali (for Family)
• Itinerary #3: 7-Day Ubud and Uluwatu Tour for Couples
• Itinerary #4: Balinese Culture Immersion in 7 Days
• Itinerary #5: 7-Day Island Hopping Tour to Bali and Gili Islands
• Costs for a 7-Day Trip to Bali

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Itinerary 1: A Classic 7-Day Bali Itinerary (The Most Chosen)

Discover Bali's essence on your first visit through Ubud's cultural gems and Seminyak's coastal charm . This week-long journey invites a leisurely exploration—Balinese temples, authentic eats, and thrilling white-water rafting in Ubud, followed by idyllic beach moments in Seminyak.

You can check the itinerary below: 3 nights in Ubud and 3 nights in Seminyak.

• Days 1-3: Ubud

Ubud is a popular starting point for your Bali trip. Upon arrival on Day 1, enjoy your free time.

On Day 2, embark on a temple tour, immersing yourself in the sacred pools of Mengening Temple . Indulge your taste buds with the authentic flavors of roasted suckling pig , accompanied by rice and traditional side dishes.

Day 3 brings thrills with a water rafting adventure , followed by a riverside high tea experience . Treat yourself to a foot bath and a rejuvenating full-body massage .

• Day 4: Ubud to Seminyak by a private transfer

On Day 4, continue your trip to Seminyak after a history tour via a vintage Volkswagen car in Ubud. Discover the Puri Agung (a royal palace), Tirta Gangga Royal Water Palace, and Taman Ujung Water Palace alongside scenic rice paddies and lush forests.

• Days 5-7: Seminyak

Day 5 unveils the highlights with a delightful cooking class and a lively market tour . Cycle to a traditional market in Tabanan Regency, buy some fresh ingredients, and have a Balinese breakfast before your cooking class in Canggu. Roll your sleeves, team up with your chef, create your Balinese dishes, and taste them together!

You would have a relaxing day on Day 6. Indulge in a private infinite pool or unwind on the beach on a laid-back morning. In the afternoon, you would embark on a 2-hour private sunset cruise from Jimbaran Bay to Uluwatu . Capture spectacular sunsets, visit the clifftop Uluwatu Temple, and place a floating canang sari into the sea to symbolize your best wishes.

Bid farewell to Bali on Day 7 as you depart for your next destination.

Itinerary 2: 7 Days in Bali (for Family)

Bali, with perfect weather from April to October, offers a great beach escape for families with school children during their spring breaks and summer holidays.

This itinerary encourages interactive family experiences through hands-on experiences, like plate-crafting and chocolate-making . Outdoor activities are thoughtfully arranged to release your kids' energy and keep them interested, like a short biking tour . We would also arrange family-friendly hotels for your family to stay together, like a jungle villa in Ubud.

To avoid frequent hotel changes, you would stay 3 nights in Ubud and 3 nights in Nusa Dua.

• Day 1: Landing in Bali and check in Ubud
• Day 2: A Ubud temple tour with Ubud Monkey Forest, Taman Ayun Temple and Tanah Lot Sunset
• Day 3: Exploration of local life in Ubud: two-hour cycling adventure, organic farm visit, crafting plates, and a feast with a Balinese family
• Day 4: Ubud to Nusa Dua: chocolate-making class in Ubud.
• Day 5: An island-hopping tour to Nusa Lembongan with water activities
• Day 6: A water park tour to Waterbom Bali
• Day 7: Farewell to Bali

During your family visit to Ubud, you would have a temple tour in a lively way. You can see the playful monkeys in the Ubud Monkey Forest , marvel at the temple complex of Taman Ayun Temple , and capture an iconic picture of the unrivaled sunset over offshore Tanah Lot .

To unveil the rural beauty, take a cycling tour along the countryside roads, pick the vegetables or fruits and enjoy a feast in a local family .

For your beach time, you're suggested to stay at Nusa Dua for abundant friendly-friendly hotels and calm seas perfect for water activities. You would also hop on a cruise to the less-crowded Nusa Lembongan , where you could dive to see the colorful reefs and fishes. For energetic teenagers, get excited in the largest water park featuring fun slides and watery amusements.

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Itinerary 3: 7-Day Ubud and Uluwatu Tour for Couples

This personalized itinerary is crafted exclusively for couples seeking a romantic escape in Bali.

You and your partner can enjoy once-in-a-lifetime moments, like a sunrise hike in the volcanic Mountain Batur, soak up relaxing intimate hours at adult-only hotels and uncover hidden gems to Nusa Penida.

You will stay 3 nights in Ubud and 3 nights in Uluwatu. More details are listed below:

• Day 1: Fly to Bali, and transfer to Ubud.
• Day 2: A half-day city art tour to the Museum of Modern Balinese Arts and Ubud Market, and an afternoon visit to Bali Swings
• Day 3: A Mount Batur Sunrise Trek and Toya Bungkah Tour
• Day 4: Morning Yoga experience in a jungle retreat, and then transfer from Ubud to Uluwatu.
• Day 5: An island hopping tour to Nusa Penida with water sports activities
• Day 6: Free time in Uluwatu
• Day 7: Depart from Bali for your next destination

Begin your trip in the culture hub, Ubud, you would appreciate masterpieces in the Museum of Modern Balinese Arts and folk art crafts in the Ubud Market . Swaying over the jungle rice terraces together also adds thrilling and romantic touches.

More impressively, hike to capture the sunrise at Mount Batur and then refresh in the hot springs with a view of Batur Lake. (Insider tip: For a later start, we can suggest alternative romantic experiences, as the sunrise hike requires an early departure around 3 am for the one-hour drive to Kintamani.)

Then transfer to Uluwatu after a yoga experience in a jungle retreat . As a popular wedding spot, Uluwatu embraces luxury resorts and clifftop sea views in a serene atmosphere. A delightful island-hopping trip to the pristine Nusa Penida rewards you with less-disturbed scenery to enhance your romantic getaway.

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Itinerary 4: Balinese Culture Immersion in 7 Days

This itinerary features historical temples, traditional rituals, and relaxing beach time. If you're a history buff, don't miss it. Beyond the iconic highlights, you would have more chances to experience the rich culture in Bali from mouth-watering food to impressive shows.

You can check the following itinerary for your inspiration: 3 nights in Ubud and 3 nights in Nusa Dua.

• Day 1: Arrival in Bali and transfer to Ubud
• Day 2: Witness local farming activities in the Subak Guliang, explore the Hindu Besakih temple and marvel at Klungkung Palace.
• Day 3: A day tour with white water rafting in Ayung River and a street food tour in Ubud.
• Day 4: Ubud to Nusa Dua: visit Ubud Monkey Forest, Taman Ayun Temple and Tanah Lot Sunset en route.
• Day 5: Free day for beach time
• Day 6: Enjoy the sunset over Uluwatu Temple and a traditional Kecak dance

To immerse yourself in Bali's religious culture , you would explore various temples: the holiest Besakih Temple, royal Taman Ayun Temple, offshore Tanah Lot Temple and clifftop Uluwatu Temple.

Besides, you would discover its agriculture on a local rice field, learn to prepare a Balinese breakfast with a local family and take a street food walk in Ubud. Top off your trip with a traditional Kecak dance performance before sunset in Uluwatu.

Itinerary 5: 7-Day Island Hopping Tour to Bali and Gili Islands

This itinerary is specially customized for island lovers, offering both classic experiences in Bali and exploring the hidden gems of remote Gili Island.

Here is the brief itinerary: 2 nights in Ubud, 2 nights in Sanur, and 2 nights in Gili Air.

• Day 1: Arrival in Bali, transfer to Ubud, and have some free time in Ubud (spa or market visit)
• Day 2: Ubud Volkswagen safari tour to Gunung Kawi Sebatu, Tegalalang Rice Terrace, and the village of Tohpati
• Day 3: Transfer to Jimbaran Bay for a sunset cruise with dinner on Jimbaran Bay, and check in Sanur.
• Day 4: Take a ferry to the Gili Air and discover the island by bike
• Day 5: Snorkeling trip around the Gili Islands
• Day 6: Unwind in the free morning and take an afternoon ferry to Bali
• Day 7: Leave from Bali and fly to your next destination.

You would have a glimpse of Ubud by a day Volkswagen safari to its temple, rice terrace, and local villages.

You would head over to car-free Gili Air, followed by an immersive sunset cruise on Jimbaran Bay. Gili Air is the best chill-out island, while if you're looking for bustling nightlife, go to the party island—Gili Trawangan.

You could basket on the postcard-perfect beaches, cycle around the coastline, and go on a snorkeling trip to spot sea turtles and vibrant marine life.

Then return to Bali and fly to your next destination!

7 days is a little bit rushed to explore both Bali and Gili Islands. For a more comfortable beach vacation, check our 10-day itineraries .

How Much Is a 7-Day Bali Trip?

Bali caters to various budgets, ranging from economical to luxury. If you're looking for worry-free travel with your partner or family, you can expect to pay a daily cost from 250 per person on a private basis, offering 30–50% off for kids under 10. For further pricing details, you can see our 7-Day Private Bali Natural & Cultural Immersion (from US$1699 per person).

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BALI Itinerary • EVERYTHING you need to Know (2024)

Bali is a famously awesome place to visit – it’s a stunning Indonesian Island with a diverse natural landscape and awesome culture. This paradise is filled with interesting places to explore and sights to see.

This Bali itinerary will help you make the most of your Balinese experience. Amongst many other things, you’ll get to hike up a volcano, step inside ancient temples, snorkel with tropical fish, hang out with monkeys, and watch some amazing traditional Balinese dancing. If you’re looking for a good Bali itinerary, you’ve come to the right place.

From the crisp beaches of the South to the volcanic landscapes in the North, and the dense jungle that lies between, Bali is diverse and ripe for exploration!

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So when is the ideal time to visit or backpack Bali? Bali is really close to the equator, which means temperatures are fairly consistent throughout the year and it’s pretty much always warm.

The heat in Bali is rarely unbearable, though – the average temperature is between 26°C (79°F) and 28°C (82°F) year-round. It also helps that when it’s hot in Bali, you’re never too far from a great swimming spot!

There are many awesome places to stay in Bali , and it’s small enough that most spots on the island can be reached in a couple of hours from wherever you’re staying. Many of Bali’s tourist attractions and activities are located around the town of Ubud, but the Southern beach villages are very popular too.

Located in the central Balinese highlands, Ubud is considered the cultural capital of Bali and is one of the most popular places to stay. It’s a gorgeous and vibrant town, nestled deep in the jungle, with friendly people and plenty to see.

We suggest using Ubud as a base for your time in Bali – most of Bali’s best attractions are close by, and it’s really well connected in terms of transport. It’s also peaceful, unlike some of the other tourist towns and villages. There are also plenty of cool backpacker hostels in Ubud , and they’re the perfect place for meeting fellow budget travelers to team up with.

Canggu is a small beach village on the Southwest shores of the island. It’s an up and coming tourist destination but is still relatively underdeveloped and quieter than the more popular tourist spots. There is lots to do in Canggu and is a hotspot for interesting young travelers and digital nomads alike. That being said, the town still has a really relaxed vibe.

Canggu has black sand beaches and good surf, and although it isn’t that well connected for transport, it’s close enough to places that are. Canggu would be a great place to stay once you’ve ticked off the Central and Northern Balinese attractions. Spend time chilling on the beach and enjoying a mellow lifestyle.

If you’re looking for somewhere with a roaring nightlife, you could stay in a  party hostel in Kuta or Legian, and if you want to stay somewhere upmarket and classy, try Seminyak. All of these places are beach villages situated close to Canggu on the Southwest Beaches.

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Best Airbnb in Bali – Kubu Bingin

The 1 bedroom bungalow has a beautiful thatched roof and wooden interior with plush furnishings – perfect for a surfer, yogi or someone who wants a relaxed escape. Watch the sunrise over the cliffs and catch an incredible sunset on the horizon, from its seafront position with a sunny terrace you have a front row seat to the scenic landscape. 

Best Luxury Hotel in Bali – Bisma Eight

If you’re looking for luxury accommodation, we think Bisma Eight is a fantastic option. Tucked away in dense jungle greenery, yet still only a few minutes from central Ubud, this hotel is gorgeous. Relax in the infinity pool that spills over into the jungle abyss below, and enjoy being fully immersed in the sounds and scenes of nature.

Best Boutique Hotel in Bali – Taman Nauli Boutique Rooms

A tranquil hideout in the middle of Canggu with a 180 degrees view of rice fields and greenery, a truly unique and romantic place to stay. With a mixed Asian and Western restaurant in house, damn good coffee, and daily yoga classes (and coconut oil making classes) to keep you active. Hands down it’s one of the best location boutique guesthouses in Canggu and a great choice for a romantic holiday in Bali.

The roads in Bali aren’t great – they’re chaotic and badly maintained. However, despite the road quality, there are many options for getting around, all of which are really affordable.

You can choose to take control of your own transport by renting a car or moped, which will give you great freedom in your explorations. This is particular useful if you intend on traveling between the different areas of Bali regularly . However, if you go down this route, just be sure you’re that a confident driver and comfortable on the hectic roads and that you take rental insurance!

If you’d prefer having someone with a bit more local experience navigate the chaos for you, you can always hop in a taxi, or jump on a bus. You can generally catch an Uber (or local equivalent: Go-jek or Grab)  on the Island for cheaper than a taxi, but it is frowned upon by the local taxi drivers.

Check out this taxi price list to get an idea of the taxi prices in Bali. Try to make sure you’re getting a fair price – don’t be afraid to negotiate !

There’s also an option to make use of private car charter services, such as Klook , where you’ll have the best of both worlds; full freedom and a local driver!

For shorter distances in and around town, you could rent a bicycle. It’s really affordable and a great way to explore.

Lastly, some of the smaller islands scattered around Bali are accessible by boat from most of the coastal towns and villages. You can usually take a speed boat to maximize exploration time and excitement, or take a slower cruise type boat if you want a chilled out boat ride in the sun.

Tegallalang Rice Terraces | Goa Gajah | Tegenungan Waterfall | Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary | Jalan Raya Ubud | Ubud Traditional Spa  

Stop 1 – Tegalalang Rice Terraces

• Why it’s awesome: Stunning and serene, Tegallalang is a great place to experience the famous Balinese rice terraces, and absorb the gorgeous natural surroundings!
• Cost: $0.71 (Rp10,000)
• Food recommendation: Kampung Cafe has great food and amazing jungle views from the outdoor dining areas.

If you’ve looked up pictures of Bali, it’s likely that you’ve seen a picture of the Tegalalang Rice Terraces. They’re one of Bali’s most popular tourist attractions, and it’s easy to see why. It is essential that you add Tegalalang Rice Terraces to your Bali itinerary.

A series of step-like platforms cut into the hills appear to be stacked on top of one another, wrapping the slopes and winding through beautiful Balinese countryside. The rice terraces are beautiful, and offer insight into the lives of rural Balinese farmers.

Go as early as possible to beat the crowds and take advantage of the cooler morning air. The sun will also be less intense, and the terraces will be at their most tranquil. Also, enjoy the swings with spectacular views and take pictures as you’re taking it all in.

Insider Tip: The small entrance fee is fixed, but every so often you may come across locals asking for donations. This is pretty customary, and it’s generally advised that you oblige.

Day 1 / Stop 2 – Goa Gajah

• Why it’s awesome: Slip inside an ancient cave with incredible stone carvings, set in a patch of beautiful Balinese jungle!
• Cost: $1.15 (Rp15,000)
• Food recommendation: Layana Warung is a quaint vegetarian-friendly restaurant, only a few hundred meters from Goa Gajah. Enjoy good food, friendly service, and amazing views of a waterfall.

Goa Gajah or ‘Elephant cave’, is an ancient man-made cave that lies around 1.2 miles from central Ubud (and a short drive from Tegallalang). Its exact origin is unknown, but it is thought to date back at least to the 11th century, crafted as a Hindu place of worship and meditation. Goa Gajah’s significance was formally recognized in 1995 when it became a UNESCO world heritage site, so make sure that you add this sacred place to visit to your Bali itinerary.

Visitors to Goa Gajah enter through the mouth of an ornately carved demon, and the inside of the cave is dark and mysterious. It is surrounded by ancient bathing pools and relics, and there are several ancient Hindu temples in the area. Inside the cave, you will find a statue of Ganesh, the son of Shiva. Being set amongst luscious jungle vegetation only enhances the mystical experience!

Take a walk around on the surrounding old stone pathways amongst the ancient sights and moss covered rocks, soaking up the beauty of this archaic site.

Day 1 / Stop 3 – Tegenungan Waterfall

• Why it’s awesome: Experience a beautiful waterfall and swimming spot surrounded by nature!
• Food recommendation: Pekandelan Warung is right by the waterfall, in a tranquil setting with great food!

You can’t go to Bali and not see a waterfall so don’t forget to add Tegenungan Waterfall to your Bali itinerary. The island is famous for waterfalls, they’re magnificent, and there are plenty of them to see and explore.

Surrounded by dense Balinese greenery and palm trees, Tegenungan waterfall is an awesome spectacle of nature. It flows into a natural pool where you can cool off and hang out in the crisp fresh water after your morning of walking around. Make your way under the thunderous waterfall to get a real sense of its power – it’s quite literally a breathtaking experience!

The waterfall is pretty accessible and well set up for tourists visiting Bali, just don’t forget to bring your swimsuit and a towel.

Day 1 / Stop 4 – Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary

• Why it’s awesome: Hang out with hundreds of monkeys roaming free in a forest sanctuary!
• Cost: ± $3.50 for adults and $2.80 for kids
• Food recommendation: IBU SUSU bar & kitchen is just a short walk from the Monkey Forest. They serve great local and international food, as well as some awesome cocktails!

The Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary is a must-do in Bali and we highly recommend that you include it to your Bali itinerary.

Around 750 Balinese long-tailed Macaques live in the Monkey forest sanctuary . Spend time wandering through the beautiful biodiverse forest, enjoying the scenery and watching the monkeys play.

Walk along the stunning wooden walkways that weave amid the forest foliage and over a ravine. You can even get the monkeys to climb on you, which is loads of fun and makes for great pictures ! That being said, be careful – they can bite and steal your stuff. Follow the instructions and stay vigilant.

The primary mission of the sanctuary is to conserve the plant and animal species of the forest, and offer an environment for educational research. So while you’re hanging with the monkeys, you’re also supporting a good cause.

The forest also has a stream flowing through it, and three 14th century Hindu Temples! Unfortunately, visitors are not allowed inside the temples, but they’re very much worth seeing from the outside.

Day 1 / Stop 5 – Jalan Raya Ubud

• Why it’s awesome: Ubud’s bustling main street – visit museums, temples, and the royal palace!
• Cost: ± $3.50 in entrance fees
• Food recommendation: Enjoy some delicious Barbecue style Indonesian food at ARANG state bar , before indulging in the acclaimed coconut ice cream at Tukies Coconut Shop.

Jalan Raya Ubud is the main street in Ubud – it’s vibrant and packed with interesting places to see. Take some time to walk along and explore, but be sure to stop at the following places.

Check out the beautiful Saraswati Temple – a water temple surrounded by gorgeous gardens and tranquil lotus-covered ponds. The architecture is stunning, and the detail in the ornate carvings is staggering!

Visit the Blanco Renaissance museum , the former residence of the flamboyant late painter Don Antonio Blanco. The museum showcases some of his best work, including many stylised paintings of his favorite subject; nude Balinese women.

After exploring Raya Ubud and stopping at the places mentioned above, it’s time to visit the Puri Saren Royal Palace. The former residence of the Balinese royal family, the Royal Palace features striking architecture and stunning surrounds.

As the day turns to dusk, it will be time to watch the nightly traditional dancing spectacle which takes place right at the Royal Palace. The show features exotic Gamelan music and amazing traditional Balinese dancing.

Insider Tip: As with all Temples in Bali, it is customary and imperative that you dress and act appropriately . If you have one, be sure to bring a sarong to cover your legs. If you don’t have one, you can generally find one to rent or borrow outside of most temples.

Day 1 / Stop 6 – Ubud Traditional Spa

• Why it’s awesome: Wind down with an awesome, relaxing, traditional Balinese massage after a long day of walking around.
• Cost: ± $13 for 60 minutes, ± $17 for 90 minutes
• Food recommendation: Extend your traditional Balinese experience with some awesome local food from Balinese Home Cooking – just a walk down the road from the spa.

There’s just something about a Balinese massage that really compliments a day of exploration on the island. The good news is, massages in Bali are not only amazing, but they’re really affordable too! Even in this high-end Ubud Traditional Spa , the massages are very reasonably priced.

This spa offers a truly authentic experience, with traditional Balinese furnishings and reclaimed wood from fishing boats. The massages are performed by expertly trained massage therapists, who are skilled in Balinese massage techniques and are the perfect way to wind down from a busy day.

The spa is located a few Kilometers west of Ubud and comes highly recommended. It has a great wooden deck with awesome views where you can sit and relax before or after your massage. The grounds and garden are gorgeous too!

Pssst: Interested in a Fitness or Yoga retreat in Bali? Check out our ‘ Top Fitness Retreats in Bali ‘ Guide! 

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Campuhan Ridge Walk | Bali swing | Ubud traditional art market | Canggu Surf | Seminyak  | Waterbom Bali | Uluwatu beaches | Uluwatu Temple

Stop 1 – Campuhan Ridge Walk

• Why it’s awesome: Get a real sense of the central Balinese landscape, and enjoy its beauty
• Food recommendation: After the walk, sit back and enjoy some breakfast or just a cup coffee at R.A.K Coffee , which is close to the start point (also the end point) of the walk.

The Campuhan Ridge Walk is a stunning trek in Ubud that meanders along the top of a ridge through the town’s gorgeous surrounding vistas. The path is paved, and the walk is pretty easy going, so is appropriate for the whole family! It’s not far from central Ubud – just take a look at these directions on getting to the start.

In total, the walk should take around 2 hours. It’s definitely worth the time, but you can also cut it short at any point by stopping and turning around. There are no water points on the walk, so be sure to bring your own water.

The ridge walk is best enjoyed as early in the morning as possible. Try to be at the start between 6 am and 7:30 am. Shortly after the sun comes up, the light is soft, the air is cool, and there will be very few people on the walk. This is also an incredibly peaceful time, as the sounds of nature begin waking up into a new day.

Day 2 / Stop 2 – Bali swing

• Why it’s awesome: Get your adrenaline flowing by swinging out over the jungle or cuddle up in a giant hanging love nest.
• Cost: ± $35 for unlimited swinging
• Food recommendation: Checkout The Plantation Restaurant nearby for some great food and awesome views!

Bali swing offers a number of swings, all varying in length, so you can choose how extreme you want your swing experience to be. The views are great, and having your feet dangle freely high above the ground is an exhilarating experience. Don’t worry, you’ll be harnessed in, so it’s all completely safe.

There are single swings, and couple swings if you want to go with a friend, family member, or partner. You can also cuddle up with your partner in one of the love nests that dangle over the edge. They’re comfortable, cozy, and a great place to hang out for a bit.

Bali swing is also a great place to get some action shots of you enjoying your Balinese adventure!

Day 2 / Stop 3 – Ubud traditional art market

• Why it’s awesome: Browse through and buy locally handcrafted Balinese items.
• Cost: Pay only for what you buy.
• Food recommendation: Grab a Bintang and some great Indonesian food at OOPS restaurant , right next to the market.

If you want to find a special gift or souvenir to take back home, the Ubud Art Market is a great place to go. Known locally as Pasar Seni Ubud, this artisanal market offers a vast range of locally handcrafted items.

Wander through the aisles checking out the plethora local handicrafts, and stop to buy when the right thing comes along! Don’t be afraid to negotiate on the price , it’s customary and a part of Balinese culture.

Day 2 / Stop 4 – Seminyak

• Why it’s awesome: Plenty of great shopping, restaurants and bars, all close to a great beach front!
• Food recommendation: Have a pizza on the awesome leafy deck at Potato Head Beach Club’s Pizza Garden.

After the art market, it’s time to pack up and head down to the Southern beaches! The drive from Ubud to Seminyak is a little over an hour.

Take a walk along Seminyak Beach to settle into the beach side of the Balinese lifestyle. Stop at one of the Beach Clubs on your walk for some poolside chilling and a cocktail. Potato Head Beach Club  and Ku De Ta are both great and are very popular beach bar options.

There is also a vast array of shops in Seminyak, from premium international designers to local Balinese craft. Spend some time wandering between them, enjoying the atmosphere, and shopping for whatever feels right!

Day 2 / Stop 5 – Canggu Surf

• Why it’s awesome: Surfing is one of Bali’s great attractions, and Canggu is a cool place to do it
• Cost: Surf lessons start around $45, board rental at around $4 (2 hours)
• Food recommendation: Enjoy some awesome food in the quaint dining garden at MyWarung

Whether you’re a seasoned surfer or a complete novice, you can enjoy Bali’s amazing surf right from Echo beach in Canggu.

SandBar offer reasonably priced board rentals for experienced surfers to go out and enjoy the waves. They can even keep your valuables safe while you’re in the water.

If you’re a beginner or less experienced surfer and would like to have someone show you the ropes, In Da Surf offers some great surf lessons with experienced trainers. You’ll be up and surfing in no time.

For those who don’t want to jump in the surf, SandBar also serves awesome cocktails and has seating looking out over the waves. Relax and enjoy watching your friends or family playing in the surf!

Day 2 / Stop 6 – Waterbom Bali

• Why it’s awesome: Find amazing thrills and loads of fun at this epic water park!
• Cost: Prices start from around $25 for a day pass
• Food recommendation: There are many places to eat in Waterbom . Chill out at The Shack, a Caribbean inspired restaurant, with great food and wooden deck seating with a view! Alternatively, check out the Italian Thai blend at Thaitalian.

You’ll be heading further South for the rest of the day. On your way down, make a stop at Waterbom Bali in Kuta.

Waterbom Bali was crowned the best water park in Asia, in the 2018 Tripadvisor travelers choice awards. A well-deserved title, in our opinion. The park is covered in gorgeous tropical greenery, which makes you feel like you’re sliding right through the middle of a jungle.

There are 16 awesome experiences and rides in the park. Feel a surge of adrenaline (and 2.5Gs of force) as the floor drops away beneath you on ‘Climax’ – the most extreme ride in the park. For those with a little less bravery, have a float along the amazing, foliage-filled lazy river.

There’s plenty to do and see at Waterbom Bali, and it’s great fun no matter your age.

Insider Tip: There are plenty of great restaurants, bars, and cafes on site, but don’t worry about getting your cash wet on the rides – the park has a great cashless payment system!

Day 2 / Stop 7 – Uluwatu beaches

• Why it’s awesome: Experience a beach with a network of caves!
• Cost: Rp10,000 – Rp15,000 for parking
• Food Recommendation: The Loft in Uluwatu has great food and an awesome atmosphere.

Take a short drive further down south to see Uluwatu’s fantastic beaches and a couple extra awesome sites!

Situated at the bottom of a long meandering concrete staircase, Suluban Beach is famous for its amazing hidden caves and rock structures. It’s a great place to watch surfers or surf for yourself, but this break is only for experienced surfers. The combination of white sand, caves, and crystal blue water make Suluban one of the most interesting beaches on the island.

Striking rock formations loom over sections of beach, creating a network of underground beach caves with jagged rock walls and sandy beach floors. It’s a mystical experience, and it also means there’s always a shady spot if you want to get out of the sun, and plenty of interesting pockets and cavities to explore.

This beach is at the bottom of a 10-minute long staircase down to the bottom of a cliff, so may not be accessible for some.

Insider Tip: After a long walk down the stairs, go grab an ice cold Bintang from one of the stalls at the bottom, and take it with you as you explore!

Day 2 / Stop 8 – Uluwatu Temple

• Why it’s awesome: Explore a 1000-year-old temple that sits on the edge of a cliff.
• Cost: ± $2 for the Temple and $5 for the fire dance.
• Food Recommendation: Warung Bejana is a great restaurant about a ¼ mile (400m) from the temple.

Make the short journey from Suluban beach to Uluwatu temple (10 minute drive). Whilst there was likely a smaller temple in its place before, Uluwatu temple in its current form has origins in the 11th century. It’s a gorgeous ancient temple, and the location makes for an extra-special experience. The architecture is stunning.

The temple sits atop a 230-foot (70-meter) high cliff, with a sheer drop off down into the sea. It’s a striking site, and the views are seriously out of this world.

Remember the Macaque monkeys from the monkey forest? Some of those little guys live at the Uluwatu temple too. The Uluwatu monkeys are a bit sneakier though – they’re known to be skilled little pickpockets, with a keen eye for your personal belongings . Keep your valuables close to you and apply basic precautions and you will be just fine.

Get an adrenaline rush and an amazing view by standing close to the edge of the cliff – not too close though, your safety is most important!

At 6pm, as the day turns to dusk, you’ll get to experience one of Bali’s famous and amazing Kecak fire dance performances, set at the cliff top outdoor amphitheater right near Uluwatu Temple!

Tari Kecak, as the locals call it, is a form of Balinese dance-drama that has been around since the 1930s. Men use their voices rather than instruments to create the sounds of traditional Gamelan music, while the awesome fire dance takes place! The dance tells the story of a prince exiled to a monkey forest.

If you don’t want to visit the temple, then consider another of our other top things to do in Uluwatu  instead!

Luckily, some of the best Airbnbs in Bali can be found in Uluwatu, so you’ll find plenty of places to rest and recharge before starting a new adventure on our Day 3 itinerary.

Insider Tip: If the monkeys do steal any of your stuff, you can usually trade whatever they stole back for a piece of fruit. Although this can help you get your stuff back, it also encourages them to steal more!

Tribal Bali

Bali’s first purpose-built co-working hostel and perhaps the greatest hostel in the world! An ideal hub for Digital Nomads and backpackers that want to slam the keyboard, network and relax. Come on down and enjoy amazing coffee, high-speed wifi and a game of pool ?

• Huge Coworking Area
• Massive Infinity Pool

Pura Besakih | Hot springs | Tanah Lot Temple | Sunset Drinks on the Beach

If you’re lucky enough to be spending more than 2 days in Bali, the island has plenty more to offer. We’ve compiled a few of our favorites below. If you’re wondering how long to spend in Bali, we think a week is ideal, but it can be done in fewer.

Pura Besakih

• Around $1 entrance, or $70 for a guided tour (which includes a hotel pickup and other great stops).
• Explore the largest temple in Bali and marvel at the stunning surroundings!
• Lots of stairs and walking – not accessible for some.

Pura Besakih is a temple complex situated in Besakih village in North East Bali. Also known as ‘Bali’s Mother Temple’, Besakih temple is the largest (and holiest) on the island. It sits on the slopes of Mount Agung, 1000 meters above sea level!

The temple complex is vast, intricate, and gorgeous. Walk between the 23 separate but related temples, and explore the quaint but impressive village of Besakih. The surrounding natural landscape is magnificent as well – with dense vegetation and mountain views, there couldn’t be a better setting for this temple complex.

The site is thought to have been a place of worship since ancient times, with some parts of the complex dating back about 2000 years. Exploring the complex is a fascinating journey back in time and an interesting exploration of Balinese religion.

Besakih is a bit far out from most of the tourist accommodation areas – around a 1.5-hour drive from Ubud. But if you have the time, it’s a journey worth making.

There are often scammers in Besakih looking to take advantage of tourists, so it’s generally best to go there as part of a tour, with a guide who can help you navigate and deal with scammers.

If you’re confident you can handle the ambush of locals looking to make a quick buck, and have experience with Balinese scammers, feel free to visit the temple complex on your own. Don’t forget to dress and act appropriately in and around the temples though, as mentioned previously.

Hot springs

• Roughly $14 per person.
• Beautiful volcano and lake views!
• A nice way to relax after the Mount Batur hike.

Situated right next to Lake Batur, the biggest lake in Bali, Batur Natural Hot spring offers a series of warm and inviting naturally heated pools. It is literally one of the most important things to do during your time in Bali. The pools are perched on the edge of the lake, with awesome views of Mount Batur, an active volcano!

Perhaps not worth the long trip by themselves (1 hour from Ubud), these hot springs are best enjoyed after a sunrise hike up Mount Batur itself, which we’ll talk about in more detail during the ‘Day Trips’ section of this Bali itinerary. Take all the weight off your feet and float in the soothing warm water, whilst soaking up some stellar views.

Tanah Lot Temple

• About $4.20 for adults and $2.10 for kids.
• Witness a magnificent sea temple perched above the sea!
• About a half hour drive from Canggu.

Tanah Lot (meaning ‘land in the sea’) is an ancient Hindu sea temple, and is one of Bali’s best-known landmarks. The temple lies on an outcropping piece of land, extending out into the sea. It’s centuries old and is an awe-inspiring sight. The architecture is beautiful, and the natural surroundings are spectacular.

The most popular time to visit Tanah Lot is in the evening because the sunset views are famously impressive. We recommend heading there for a sunset session, or early in the morning if you’d prefer to avoid crowds.

There are also multiple other temples in the surrounding area, which you could explore if you have the time; Pura Enjung Galuh, Pura Batu Bolong, Pura Pekendungan, Pura Pura Batu Mejan, and Jero Kandang.

Insider tip: Tanah Lot is not accessible during high tide as the causeway connecting it’s perch to the mainland is covered by the sea. Be sure to check the tides on the day you want to see it!

Sunset Drinks on the Beach

• Pay only for any drinks you purchase.
• Witness one of Bali’s famous sunsets.
• Comfortable seating on the beach with a great evening atmosphere.

Bali’s west coast is famous for its incredible sunsets ! Each night, the sun plunges down into the shimmering ocean and fills the sky with color while tourists and locals alike gather to watch.

There’s no better way to experience one of these sunsets than sitting right on the beach, in a comfortable seat with a drink in your hand. The air is a great temperature around sunset, and the heat of the day is still baked into the sand.

La Plancha beach bar in Seminyak brings this experience to life, with their delicious cocktails and amazingly comfortable bean bag seats right on the beach. They have soft and beautiful multicolored lighting under beach umbrellas too, so you can continue to soak up the good vibes once the sun has dropped below the horizon.

Bali is relatively safe on the whole, but there are a few things you should be aware of in order to stay safe while you’re on the island.

If you decide to rent a moped or motorbike, be very careful . The roads are unforgiving, and your safety is a top priority. Be sure to wear a helmet at all times, primarily for safety reasons but also to avoid fines. Also, be cautious when navigating the streets on foot.

Hawkers can be a big annoyance in Bali – constantly asking for you to buy things or use their services. When you inevitably encounter these hawkers, don’t react or make eye contact, just get on with your business until they leave you alone.

Whatever you do, don’t try to carry or smuggle illicit drugs. The Balinese officials take drug laws very seriously, and even a small amount of an illicit substance can result in large fines and several-year prison sentences. Smuggling drugs across the border can even be punishable with the death sentence. So don’t take any chances.

While we’re on the subject of substances; avoid Arak , a locally produced alcoholic drink, unless it’s from a trustworthy bar or restaurant. There have been cases of this booze being bulked out with harmful chemicals.

Don’t Forget Your Travel Insurance for Bali

ALWAYS sort out your backpacker insurance before your trip. There’s plenty to choose from in that department, but a good place to start is Safety Wing .

They offer month-to-month payments, no lock-in contracts, and require absolutely no itineraries: that’s the exact kind of insurance long-term travellers and digital nomads need.

SafetyWing is cheap, easy, and admin-free: just sign up lickety-split so you can get back to it!

Click the button below to learn more about SafetyWing’s setup or read our insider review for the full tasty scoop.

Day trips in and around Bali are extremely popular. There is so much to see and do on this large and diverse island, and it’s often worth taking a day to enjoy some of the incredible sites and experiences it has to offer.

Mount Batur Sunrise Hike

More a night trip than a day trip, but all the more awesome for it; the Mount Batur sunrise trek is an epic adventure! It’s surely the most popular hike in Bali .

You’ll be picked up around 2 am (depending on where you’re staying) and shuttled to the base of this active volcano. We really recommend that you add Mount Batur to your Bali itinerary.

The hike up is a few hours, and once you’re at the top, the sky will burst into color with the sunrise, welcoming a new day in Bali. The views include three other volcanoes and Lake Batur on the descent. It’s a magical experience and a great way to get some physical activity on your vacation.

Snorkeling Day Trip

Bali and its surrounding islands are not only beautiful on land, but they also have an incredibly beautiful and biodiverse underwater landscape, too! We think that exploring this underwater world is a must do on any Bali trip long enough to accommodate it.

This day trip shuttles you off from your accommodation, across the sea to absolutely amazing spots that offer the best snorking experience in the area!

The tour makes snorkeling stops in three different locations around other small islands, one of the them is the famous blue lagoon. You’ll see a plethora of tropical fish, sea turtles, eels, and potentially even manta rays, all set to the backdrop of vibrantly colored coral!

Nusa Penida Full Day-Tour

Nusa Penida is a strikingly beautiful island destination to visit. It’s famous for its dramatic landscapes, with large vegetation covered rock towers jutting out from the sea! The sand is pure white, the water is crystal blue, and the cliffs are incredible.

This tour includes an accommodation pickup and fast boat shuttle to the island. Once there, you’ll get to relax on some stunning hidden beaches, swim in natural rock pools, explore the highlights of Nusa Penida, and enjoy the amazing natural beauty of this small island.

Countryside Cycling Tour

Bali has a lot more to offer than just the main tourist hotspots and attractions – there is a rich and vibrant culture and plenty of natural beauty throughout! This cycle tour offers you the chance to see ‘the real Bali’.

Cycling is an awesome way to explore rural Bali. You’ll cruise through picturesque traditional villages and a bamboo forest, interact with the locals, and stop by some amazing temples. The tour also stops at a Balinese home for where you’ll get an insight to the local culture and way of life. Enjoy a pickup from your accommodation in an air-conditioned minibus.

White Water Rafting

If you want to have a blast with one of the Airbnb Experiences, this is the right one for you! Go WHite Water Rafting in the heart of Ubud. The river Ayung offers an incredible amount of fun (if you sit in a rafting boat of course) and an incredible amount of adrenaline.

You’ll meet your host and guide at the Pertiwi Rafting Location where you’ll be welcomed with an orange juice and a life-jacket. After a short walk to the river, where the rafting tour will start. You’ll get to see amazing waterfalls, swim in crystal clear water and get to enjoy the Balinese river paradise. A lunch buffet afterwards is also included.

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It looks exactly like a normal belt  except for a SECRET interior pocket perfectly designed to hide a wad of cash, a passport photocopy or anything else you may wish to hide. Never get caught with your pants down again! (Unless you want to…)

Find out what people want to know when planning their Bali itinerary.

How much time is enough for Bali?

Allow at least 1 week for Bali to make the most of this awesome destination.

What should you include on a 2 week Bali itinerary?

Don’t miss out on these Bali highlights: – Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary – Campuhan Ridge Walk – Seminyak – Uluwatu Temple

Where is the best place to stay in Bali?

Ubud is the ideal base for your time in Bali, offering many cultural attractions and easy transport further afield. Canggu is a popular and quieter alternative, however is less well connected to other areas.

How much does a trip to Bali cost?

A daily budget of around $30 will cover food, accommodation, and experiences. Of course, there’s always room to spend less (or more) if you wish!

Bali is a magical place with an incredible amount to offer.

Whether you’re looking to spend a weekend in Bali, 3 days in Bali, or a month in Bali, this Bali itinerary offers you a great blueprint for your Balinese adventure.

We’ve packed in all of the best sites and activities, and we think that if you follow this guide, you’ll have an awesome, exploratory, action-packed holiday! If you’re planning a trip to Bali, this is the guide for you.

Be sure to pack for the weather in Bali , and include temple-appropriate attire. Remember how to travel safe and be prepared to negotiate on prices.  Soak up the culture, sights, and beautiful festivals ; Bali is a really unique island and you’ll want to keep it in your memory bank long after you return home.

Most of all, be prepared to enjoy an amazing adventure! This journey will take you to some amazing places, and some of the experiences are truly once in a lifetime.

And for transparency’s sake, please know that some of the links in our content are affiliate links . That means that if you book your accommodation, buy your gear, or sort your insurance through our link, we earn a small commission (at no extra cost to you). That said, we only link to the gear we trust and never recommend services we don’t believe are up to scratch. Again, thank you!

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Bali memang menjadi destinasi wisata favorit wisatawan Indonesia, apakah kamu juga menjadi salah satunya? Kalau iya, tolong untuk membaca artikel dari halaman ini! Karena kita bakal share ke kamu Itinerary Bali 4 hari 3 malam bersama Keluarga untuk liburan Bersama keluarga.

Kenapa harus memilih Bali untuk tempat berlibur? Sebenarnya alasannya ada banyak sekali, sarana pariwisata di Bali bisa di bilang sudang sangat lengkap, mulai dari mudah mencari penginapan, pilihan tempat makan juga banyak, mudah mencari transportasi dan masih banyak lagi.

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Kalau kamu sudah ada kepikiran untuk berlibur ke Bali, Aroundnesia sudah menyiapkan itinerary 4 hari 3 malam di Bali buat kamu, yang pasti sudah dengan rekomendasi tempat-tempat wisata terbaik di Bali. Itinerary ini kami buat berdasarkan pengalaman kami melayani tamu-tamu yang membeli paket tour Bali. Semoga itinerary ini bisa menjadi inspirasi kamu untuk liburan longweekend akhir tahun ini di Bali ya!

1 Sewa Mobil untuk Berkeliling di Bali

Menyewa mobil merupakan cara ter efisien untuk meng eksplor indahnya Bali, apalagi jika kamu pergi bersama keluarga. Walaupun tersedia jasa transportasi online seperti Gojek dan Grab, tapi menyewa mobil pribadi jelas akan lebih hemat dan nyaman ketimbang kamu harus menyewa Gojek atau Grab.

Untuk menyewa mobil di Bali bisa di bilang harganya cukup murah, kamu bisa menyewa mobil pribadi dengan harga Rp 200,000 – Rp 350,000/hari. Jika kamu tidak terlalu paham jalanan di Bali kamu bisa menyewa mobil include dengan supir, yang mana ini sangat kami rekomendasikan. Karena jalanan di Bali itu sejatinya sering macet dan banyak jalan yang tidak ada petunjuk jalannya, dan dengan menyewa supir kamu bisa sekalian bertanya-tanya tempat rekomendasi yang lagi hits di Bali apa, biasanya para supir di Bali ini sudah paham dengan tempat-tempat yang lagi popular di Bali.

2 Hari 1: Jelajah Daerah Kuta

Setelah sampai di Bandara Ngurah Rai, lokasi terdekat untuk di jelajahi adalah Kuta. So, dengan mobil yang sudah kamu sewa langsung aja cus berangkat keliling kota. Jangan lupa untuk check-in dulu di hotel ya biar gak ribet.

Mengunjungi Upside Down World Bali

Kalau kamu belum pernah denger tempat yang satu ini sih keterlaluan banget. Buat kamu yang pergi Bersama keluarga dan anak berkunjung ke tempat ini adalah pilihan yang tepat, karena di tempat ini kamu bisa ber-foto layaknya spiderman atau kaki di kepala, kepala di kaki. Pokoknya tempat ini unik banget, kamu harus cobain ya.

Kalau kamu enga kepingin dating ke tempat ini tenang aja, kita kasih alternative lain kok. Kamu bisa berkunjung ke 3D DMZ Bali, yang mana tempat ini adalah museum 3D yang gak kalah keren. Di 3D DMZ Bali kamu dan keluarga bisa belajar banyak hal mulai sejarah mesir kuno, dinosaurus dan tempat-tempat ikonik di dunia. Pokokna yang gak boleh tertinggal adalah FOTO-FOTO cantik ya, abadikan momen indah kamu bersama keluarga karena tempatnya ini instagramable banget.

Sunset di Pantai Kelan sambil menghitung pesawat

Nungguin sunset sambal ngitungin pesawat yang lewat itu kurang kerjaan atau enga sih? Jangan tertawa dulu sebelum kamu cobain. Apalagi jika kamu berlibur ke Bali ini Bersama dengan anak-anak, pasti bakal senang melihat pesawat yang mondar-mandir di langit yang mulai berubah warna menjadi orange ke pink-pinkan.

Kamu juga bisa bermain dan tertawa gembira bersama keluarga dan anak-anak di pinggir pantai sambal ditemani deburan ombak dan hamparan pasir putih. Pantai Kelan ini juga spot sunset terbaik anti mainstream loh di Bali, jadi masih sedikit pengunjung yang darang kesini.

Makan malam di Bale Udang Mak Engking

Untuk sampai ke tempat ini cuman perlu waktu lima menit dari pantai Kuta, dekorasi nuansa pedesaan sangat terasa di sini, bersantai dan melepaskan penat sejenak setelah seharian jalan-jalan di sini adalah pilihan yang sangat tepat.

Sesuai dengan Namanya, tempat makan memiliki variasi olahan udang yang banyak, mulai dari bakar,goreng,saus padang,tumis dan masih. Banyak lagi! Buat kamu yang gak doyan udang tenang aja, masih ada pilihan menu lain seperti daging sapi, ayam dan bebek.

Karena kamu kesininya itu malam hari, kamu bakal di hibur dengan pertujukan kesenian tradisional. Istirahat malam kamu bakal makin nikmat deh!

3 Hari 2: Berpetualang ke Ubud

Hari kedua adalah waktunya untuk berpetualang, siapkan dirimu untuk berpetualang mendai gunung mencari sunrise di Gunung Batur. Walaupun terdengar ekstrim tapi tenang, karena kamu bisa menyewa pemandu/guide untuk meleweti trek menanjak sampai di puncak. Pemandangan di puncak gunung Batur akan membayar semua kelelahan dan ngantuk yang kamu rasakan apalagi di temani dengan minuman coklat panas yang lezat.

Relax di Pemandian Air Panas Toya Devasya Hot Spring

Setelah cape mendaki sekarang waktunya beristirahat dengan berendam di air panas  sambal menikmati indahnya pemandangan danau dan gunung Batur di Toya Devasya Hot Spring. Pemandian ini berasal dari alam lho, jadi memiliki kandungan mineral yang bagus untuk tubuh. Sambil kamu berendan melpaskan letih, jangan lupa untuk memesan es kelapa di café nya ya.

Toya Devasya Hot Spring Wellness Resort

Alamat:  Central Batur, Kintamani, Bangli Regency, Bali, Indonesia

Jam Operasi:  7.00 – 19.00, setiap hari

Makan Siang di Cafe Wayan and Bakery

Restoran yang cukup terkenal untuk kalangan turis ini terletak di Jalan Monkey Forest di Ubud. Disini juga kamu bisa ikut kelas memasak yang di adakan oleh pihak restoran buat kamu yang tertarik untuk belajar cara membuat masakan Bali. Jangan lupa pesen Nasi Campur jika kamu makan disini, karena top matkotop banget rasanya.

Cafe Wayan & Bakery

Alamat:  Monkey Forest St, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

Jam Operasi:  8.00 – 22.30, setiap hari

Nongkrong ke D’Tukad River Club

Setelah kenyang makan siang sekarang waktunya nokrong cantic di D’Tukad River Club. Disini kamu bisa cobain Bali Swing, dan yang mantapnya lagi gak perlu cape-cape ngantri.

Pastiin kamu membawa kamera jika berkunjung ke sini karena setiap sudut dan lekuk di sini itu sangat instagramable banget. Terlebih lagi di sini juga terdapat air terjun Blangsinga dan infinity Pool.

D’Tukad River Club

Alamat:  Desa Wisata Blangsinga, Saba, Kec. Blahbatuh, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80581

Jam Operasi:  Weekday, 09.00 – 19.00; Weekend, 09.00 – 21.00

Belanja di Pasar Seni Ubud

Mumpung lagi di Ubud, jangan lupa beli tas kayu khas oleh-oleh Bali ini. Ubud Market juga menyediakan berbagai macam barang lainnya, belanja di sini gak rugi deh, pasti keluarga dan anak-anak juga senang di ajak kesini, tapi jangan lupa nawar ya!

Makan Malam di Bebek Bengil

Bebek Bengil adalah favorit para wisatawan jika berkunjung ke Bali, kalua kamu belum pernah coba, aduh kemana aja? Buruan cobain makan disini. Dihidang dengan bebek yang sudah dikukus ditambah bumbu yang kaya rasa lalu di goreng krispy. Pokoknya di jamin mantab deh makan di sini.

4 Hari 3: Waktunya Main Air Seharian

Telaga waja white water rafting.

Hari ketida dimulai dengan pengalaman yang lebih seru lagi yaitu Rafting di Telaga Waja White Water Rafting. Tempat ini sudah sangat terkenal sebagai lokasi terbaik untuk rafting, apalagi lokasinya yang dikelilingi oleh pemandangan indah dan hijau. Udara disini pun masih segar dan kicauan burung-burung yang eksotis akan menemani kamu selama melakukan rafting, siap-siap untuk melewati berbagai air terjun dan sawah-sawah selama rafting di sini ya.

Berenang di Waterbom Bali       

Kamu tahu ga sih, kalau waterpark nomor 1 di Asia itu adalah Waterbom Bali? Gak heran sih, dengan berbagai wahana seru yang tersedia disini menjadi alasan kenapa tempat ini menjadi waterpark nomor 1 di Asia. Lokasinya terletak di Pantai Kuta, waterpark satu ini sangat family friendly di jamin kamu dan keluarga akan bersenang-senang di sini apalagi jika kamu membawa anak kecil.

Beberapa permainan yang tidak boleh kamu lewatkan antara lain:

• The Climax: Perosotan seperti  trapdoor  yang akan menjatuhkanmu dari 5 lantai hanya dalam 7 detik!
• The Constrictor: Perosotan sepanjang 250 meter dengan perputaran tajam 90 derajat
• Boomerang: Merosot sejauh 20 meter dalam kecepatan 70km/jam!

Waterbom Bali

Alamat:  Jalan Kartika Plaza, Kuta, Bali 80361

Jam Operasi:  Setiap hari 09:00-18:00

Makan Malam di Barbacoa

Barbacoa adalah salah satu tempat makan yang terkenal di Bali. Pertama karena interiornya yang elegan, coba sekarang banyagin ya daking panggang yang juicy di campur sama taco ala Meksiko terus di santap bareng bersama keluarga, hmmm nikmat banget pastinya. Interior restoran juga dilengkapi dengan langit-lagit yang tinggi, lantai mosaic dan furnituk kulit yang menambah kelihatan sangat berkelas.

Barbacoa Restaurant

Alamat:  Jl. Petitenget No.14, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali

Jam Operasi:  Setiap hari 12:00-22:00 kecuali Minggu 12:00-24.00

5 Hari 4: Enjoy last day in Bali

Bersantai di mrs. sippy beach club.

Tempat ini merupakan tempat yang memiliki kolam renang air asin terbesar di Bali. Di sini, kamu bisa berenang dan berjemur untuk mendapatkan Tan biar kelihatan abis berlibur ketika balik ke kantor besoknya. Pesan juga minuman disini sambal ditemani lagu-lagu santai untuk menutup hari terakhirmu di Bali.

Perjalanan ke Bandara

Setelah puas liburan selama 4 hari, waktunya pun tiba untuk kembali ke realita awal. Siapkan semua barang jangan sampai ada yang tertingal dan meluncur ke bandara dengan airport transfer atau supir yang sudah kamu sewa.

Sekian informasi tentang itinerary 4 hari 3 malam di bali Bersama keluarga, semoga artikel ini bisa membantu kamu yang sedang mencari referensi liburan di akhir tahun ini. Apabila memiliki pertanyaan tentang itineray di Bali yang sesuai untuk bagaimana, bisa langsung bertanya di kolom komentar di bawah.

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5-Day Bali Itinerary | First-Timers Guide to a Perfect Vacation in Indonesia

Bali is a true traveler’s paradise where you’ll never run out of things to see and do. The only challenge is figuring out which attractions and activities to make time for! To help you see the very best of the island, here is the ultimate five-day Bali itinerary that will take you through Nusa Dua, Uluwatu, Seminyak, Canggu, and Ubud. Find out the top spots at each of these locales that you should add to your trip plan. Explore stunning beaches and beautiful temples in between shopping trips and stops at cultural landmarks.

Getting around Bali

There are many different options for getting around Bali . Courageous travelers may choose to rent a car or a moped but, if you prefer a more relaxing experience, then hiring a professional driver to take you between destinations is the way to go. Bali’s professional drivers are familiar with the roads and traffic and will get you from point A to point B quickly and securely. Hiring a private driver for a day will cost around 400,000 IDR. If you just need to get from attraction to attraction around town, then the best options are either a taxi or one of the two local ride-hailing apps: Grab and Gojek. If you opt for a taxi, then Blue Bird Taxi is the most highly recommended option as it charges by the meter.

5-Day Bali Itinerary | Day 1: Nusa Dua and Uluwatu

Upon arriving in Bali, you should naturally head to the beach, so the first stop on this itinerary is the resort area of Nusa Dua . Located in southern Bali , Nusa Dua is just a 20-minute drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport . It is a fantastic area for families but a great spot for all travelers to begin their Bali adventure and unwind after a long flight. The top activities here are relaxing, shopping, and sightseeing: just what you need to get geared up for your vacation!

Nusa Dua Beach and Waterblow

Nusa Dua Beach is a picture-perfect stretch of clean and well-maintained sand along the scenic southern Bali peninsula . It is flanked by palm trees and beach resorts on one side and warm, blue-green water on the other. You can find all of your favorite beach activities here, including swimming and sunbathing. If you’ve brought along your snorkeling gear, then you can even take in the underwater sights! Nusa Dua Beach is also a prime location for exciting water sports like Flyboard and parasailing, for those who want to start their vacation with an adrenaline rush! The top, must-see attraction on Nusa Dua Beach is Waterblow . This is an area along the peninsula where large waves from the Indian Ocean crash against the limestone cliffs and are channeled into a narrow crag that sends the water shooting upwards, like from a whale’s spout. During periods of high tide between July and October, the impressive spray can reach almost 100 feet! From Waterblow , you can also enjoy 240-degree views out over the ocean water, which makes for some stunning photos.

For the second half of your first day in Bali, it’s time to head to Uluwatu . Located about a half-hour drive from Waterblow , Uluwatu lies on the southernmost tip of the island. The serene town is known for having a laid-back atmosphere as well as some of the prettiest beaches, bluest waters, and most dramatic cliffs. There is also a great mix of luxury and more affordable accommodations here where you can spend your first night. Before checking out the town and relaxing for the evening, however, you should pay a visit to the most important attraction in the area: Uluwatu Temple.

Uluwatu Temple

Just past town, situated on the coast, lies Uluwatu Temple . Perched high on the edge of a cliff, Uluwatu Temple is considered to be one of the most important temples in Bali . You can explore the temple for a fee of just 30,000 IDR per adult and 15,000 IDR per child. Take in the many beautiful carved statues and traditional architecture. You will also likely encounter some of the temple’s resident monkeys. These cheeky creatures are known for snatching visitors’ belongings, so make sure you watch your things and remove any jewelry. The best time to visit Uluwatu Temple is around sunset, when the daily Kecak Fire Dance is held in the amphitheater. As you watch the performance, you can also delight in the stunning background sunset.

Check In to Kubu Nyang Nyang Uluwatu , Step Out to Uluwatu Temple

5-Day Bali Itinerary | Day 2: Seminyak

For day two of your Bali adventure, start with a 40-minute drive from Uluwatu to the upscale area of Seminyak . One of the more developed and touristy resort towns on the island, this trendy locale offers a great mix of beaches, cultural sites, shopping, dining, nightlife, and more. It is also known for having magical sunset views and stellar surf spots. Get ready for a full day, and make sure your schedule includes a stop at each of the following four attractions.

Nyaman Gallery

The easiest first stop on a Bali itinerary once you’ve entered Seminyak is Nyaman Gallery , a contemporary art gallery located in the heart of town. The word “nyaman” translates into “cozy” or “comfortable,” and that’s precisely the feeling you’ll get when you walk in. Enjoy traditional Bali charm and hospitality as you view art created by local and Indonesian artists, including paintings, sculptures, ceramics, hand-blown glass, and photographs. Almost everything in the gallery is for sale, so you can even do some shopping for one-of-a-kind art and jewelry to decorate your own home or to bring back as souvenirs for loved ones. Best of all, it’s completely free to come in and look around!

Petitenget Temple

Just like Uluwatu, Seminyak has its own coastal temple known as Petitenget Temple . Constructed in the 16th century, it is one of the only cultural attractions in the area, and so is a highly recommended visit while you are here. Petitenget Temple is an active place of worship, but tourists are welcome to come and look around for an entrance fee of 50,000 IDR per person. It is a fairly small and compact temple featuring traditional Balinese architecture, scenic views, and relaxing garden spaces. Many religious ceremonies take place at the temple throughout the year, and you might be able to catch one if you are lucky.

Seminyak Beach

When vacationing on the coast of Bali, you should never miss an opportunity to spend some time at the beach. Seminyak Beach is a popular stretch of lovely golden sand that tends to feel less crowded than other top beaches in the area. It’s a great place to go swimming, and there are some excellent spots for surfing as well. You can also rent a sun lounger and simply soak in the sun with a cold drink in-hand. There are plenty of public facilities around and numerous restaurants nearby. Once you’re at the beach, you should aim to hang out long enough to catch the spectacular sunset.

Seminyak Night Market

After you’ve taken in the sunset at Seminyak Beach, venture into town again for the Seminyak Night Market . Starting around 6 p.m., the street food stalls around Seminyak begin selling delicious hot meals and Balinese treats. Among the most popular offerings are fish, barbecued prawns, and all sorts of satay meats. Hop from stall to stall until you get your fill of the best Indonesian cuisine. Adding the market to your Bali itinerary is a great way to sample a wide variety of local food in one sitting. Best of all, Seminyak Night Market is known for being easy on the wallet. The popular night market has a lively energy, and the vendors and locals have a reputation for being very friendly.

Check In to Alila Seminyak , Step Out to Seminyak Beach

5-Day Bali Itinerary | Day 3: Canggu

Start your third day in Bali with a 40-minute drive from Seminyak to Canggu . Once a sleepy village, Canggu has risen considerably in popularity over the past few years. It is now home to numerous trendy cafes, affordable resorts, bars, beach clubs, a growing number of yoga studios, and a large population of digital nomads. The village is mainly known for its numerous beaches and its shopping scene, as well as for nearby Tanah Lot Temple . Let yourself enjoy a less structured day and take your pick of some beaches and shops that you would most like to visit.

Canggu beaches

One of the best ways to start a day in Canggu is by going beach-hopping. The coastline of the village is divided into five beaches, each with its own unique character. Whether you are interested in surfing, swimming, sun tanning, or sightseeing, there’s a beach for everyone in Canggu.

The five beaches of Canggu

• Berawa Beach : Offering panoramic views and great waves, Berawa Beach is a top surfing spot. There are a wide variety of waves to challenge surfers of all skill levels, and it is not usually very crowded here.
• Nelayan Beach : A quieter beach that is home to a small fishing fleet, Nelayan Beach is a favored place for lounging and walking. As the water is calm, it is also good for swimming and wading.
• Batu Bolong Beach : The busiest and most popular of Canggu’s beaches, Batu Bolong Beach always has a lively atmosphere. It is lined with a variety of restaurants offering a mix of western and authentic Indonesian food.
• Echo Beach : With its strong waves, Echo Beach is not a good place for swimming but a great beach for surfing. There are also sun loungers spread out along the beach so that you can relax, work on your tan, and enjoy a drink.
• Pererenan Beach : Another beach better suited to surfing, Pererenan Beach tends to be quieter and more popular among locals than tourists. It’s easy to find an empty stretch of sand to enjoy.

Shopping in Canggu

Canggu has a higher concentration of fashion stores than perhaps anywhere else in Bali. You will find both boutique island brands and designer labels everywhere you look. It is a great stop to add to your Bali itinerary and a perfect place to upgrade your wardrobe and pick out some new outfits for the rest of your travels.

Best places to shop in Canggu

• Berawa Luxe : A popular boutique store among locals, Berawa Luxe carries easy-to-wear clothing for women that blend functionality with the quintessential bohemian aesthetic of Bali.
• Mila The Label : Another great spot for local Bali aesthetic, Mila The Label sells chic, classy, and comfortable clothing suited just as well to your island vacation as to everyday life.
• FLKLR Surf : Canggu’s go-to surf shop, FLKLR Surf offers high-quality surfwear and accessories made out of alternative and eco-friendly materials.
• Wanderlust Bikini : If you need new swimwear before heading to the beach, make a stop at Wanderlust Bikini . Find flattering pieces in versatile styles you can wear in Bali and at home.
• Magali Pascal : A homegrown brand, Magali Pascal blends French elegance with the flowing style popular in Bali designs. While there is also a store in Seminyak, the Canggu location is not as busy, allowing you to really take your time.

Tanah Lot Temple

A 25-minute drive from Canggu, Tanah Lot Temple is built on top of a large rock formation just off-shore. The name “Tanah Lot” itself translates to “land in the sea.” The architecture of the temple melds harmoniously with the rocky outcrop. It is accessed via a land bridge lined with a variety of souvenir stalls where you can pick up local handicrafts, food and drink, and accessories like sandals, sarongs, and t-shirts. The entry fee for Tanah Lot Temple is a bit higher than most other temples in Bali, at 60,000 IDR for adults and 30,000 IDR for children. However, the temple’s unique location and status as one of the most iconic temples in Bali certainly make the price worth it. The best time to visit Tanah Lot Temple is during sunset, when the surrounding sea is painted gold.

5-Day Bali Itinerary | Day 4: Ubud

After enjoying the best that Bali’s coast has to offer, it’s time to head inland to Ubud , the spiritual, cultural, and artistic heart of the island. Ubud is the center of both traditional dance and crafts in Bali. There is also an abundance of yoga studios and retreats. The journey through the countryside to reach this special locale is a magical experience in and of itself. You’ll be making your way through scenic rice paddies and picturesque ravines of the foothills. No Bali itinerary is complete without a visit to Ubud. Before making your way into town, however, it is recommended that you make a stop at Tegenungan Waterfall.

Tegenungan Waterfall

Tegenungan Waterfall is located about a one-hour drive from Canggu and half an hour out from Ubud. It is one of the most famous waterfalls in all of Bali, and definitely worth the stop. The entry fee is not too pricey, at just 20,000 IDR. The trail down from the entrance to the waterfall consists of about 100 steps, and the view from the bottom is truly breathtaking. You’ll also find some fun props to take photos with, including a large swing! Because it is so popular, Tegenungan Waterfall can be quite busy. However, there are many secluded vantage points around where you can take a break from the crowds. Facilities include bathrooms, changing rooms, and cafes so that you can stop for something to eat and drink and even go swimming if it’s a hot day! Tegenungan Waterfall is easily one of the top must-see attractions in Bali.

Ubud Monkey Forest

Once you reach Ubud, your first stop should be the Ubud Monkey Forest . Located right in town, it is a sanctuary for Balinese long-tailed monkeys. A visit to Ubud Monkey Forest provides a wonderful opportunity to watch these monkeys in their natural habitat. The reserve doubles as a temple complex, and it is an important spiritual and cultural site. There are more than 700 monkey residents in the forest, in addition to over 150 different species of trees! It’s a great way to immerse yourself in the nature of Ubud. Visitors are asked to please not feed or make any physical contact with the monkeys, but you are more than welcome to come and observe their playful antics. The entrance fee for Ubud Monkey Forest is 80,000 IDR per adult and 60,000 IDR per child.

Check In to Komaneka at Rasa Sayang Ubud Hotel , Step Out to Ubud Monkey Forest

Shopping in Ubud

Make sure you allow plenty of time on the day you arrive in Ubud to do some shopping. Downtown Ubud is the hub of shopping activity in town, offering a great mix of souvenir stalls, fashion stalls, and traditional art stalls. Whether you still need some souvenirs for friends and family back home, or you’re just looking to do a bit of shopping for yourself, you’re sure to find everything you need to complete your Bali shopping experience. There are a variety of traditional and handcrafted products on sale here, meaning that each one is truly one-of-a-kind. Meandering through the winding streets is also a great way to immerse yourself in the local atmosphere.

Top things to buy in Ubud

• Art and antiques
• Traditional ceramics
• Fashion accessories
• Gold and silver jewelry
• Bathing suits and surfwear
• Local coffee beans

5-Day Bali Itinerary | Day 5: Ubud outskirts

Travelers owe it to themselves to spend at least two days inland when visiting Bali, and Ubud is the perfect jumping-off point for exploring the surrounding rainforest and rice fields. There is plenty to do within a short distance of town and a lot to pack into your final full day on the island. You’ll want to wake up bright and early so that you can beat the crowd to your first stop: Tegallalang Rice Terrace.

Tegallalang Rice Terrace

Tegallalang Rice Terrace is only a 20-minute drive north of Ubud. It is one of the most visited tourist attractions in the area, and a must-have destination on any Bali itinerary. The lush, terraced rice fields are an agricultural icon and an enduring symbol of the region. Located in a valley, the rice paddies appear to stretch on endlessly. They are brilliantly green in color, which makes for some truly stunning pictures. There is a small entrance fee of 15,000 IDR per person to walk around the rice fields, so make sure you bring some cash. Visitors can also purchase drinks and snacks. If you’re up for a bit of a thrill, you can try out a jungle swing or a zip line as well! A Bali vacation would not be complete without a visit to Tegallalang Rice Terrace.

Kehen Temple

From Tegallalang Rice Terrace, it is a 45-minute drive to the beautiful Kehen Temple . Built into a hillside, this Balinese Hindu temple was established as far back as the 13th century. It once served as the state temple of the Bangli Kingdom, which is today the Regency of Bangli. Set amidst eight terraces and surrounded by trees, the temple has a mystical and relaxing atmosphere. Kehen Temple is considered to be one of the finest temples in eastern Bali , and it is a fantastic example of traditional Balinese architecture. Stone steps will lead you to the main temple area, which houses three courtyards, a gorgeous 11-tiered shrine, and many intricate carvings. There is a 15,000 IDR fee to enter the temple.

Campuhan Ridge Walk

The Campuhan Ridge Walk is one of the most popular walking trails in Bali. It is located about an hour away from Kehen Temple and just five minutes outside of Ubud. This relatively short and easy trek along a paved walkway offers spectacular views of the surrounding jungle and the distant mountains. Hikers follow the Campuhan Ridge as it gently slopes upwards and leads to the top of the hill. One of the best times to do the Campuhan Ridge Walk is close to sunset, when the temperatures will be cooler and you won’t have to contend with as many crowds. The colors of the sunset will also paint the greenery in stunning shades of orange and pink. There is no entry fee, and it is a wonderful place to take some of your last photographs in Bali. The Campuhan Ridge Walk is a great way to end your Bali vacation on a high note.

Check In to Bucu View Resort by Pramana , Step Out to Campuhan Ridge Walk

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Bali Itinerary 4 Days 3 Nights

We all know that visiting Bali is just an extremely exciting thing to do. If you are planning to visit Bali, our Bali Itinerary 4 Days and 3 Nights will provide you with a very memorable trip that you will remember forever. There will be no need to arrange your own itinerary because you have us that will do the best itinerary for your 4 days trip.

Day 1 : Arrival – Uluwatu Sunset Tour

The first destination of Bali Itinerary 4 Days 3 Nights will be the trip to Uluwatu Temple. You will be picked up at the airport and you can stop by at the hotel where you are staying or you can also go directly. The Uluwatu Temple is very iconic, sacred, and beautiful. Located in South Kuta at the tip of the cliff, you will feel the magical atmosphere here at the temple.

The sunset is also mesmerizing especially during the dry season. This is not only about sunset because you will also be able to enjoy the traditional Balinese dance at an open theatre.

It’s very beautiful and magical. Once this is finished, we will take you to the seafood restaurant in Jimbaran that is very fresh and delicious. This is one of the hot spots as you will dine at the beach. We will take you back to your hotel and pick you up the next day after breakfast.

Day 2 : Ubud – Kintamani Volcano View Tour

The second trip is going to be Ubud and Kintamani Volcano View. Ubud Village is one of the most popular destinations in Bali. This village has a different vibe than the other villages in Bali. We will take you to the Barong Dance, different from the Kecak Dance in Uluwatu. This is also iconic and enjoyable. After that, we will take you to the Celuk Village where you can shop for silver goods such as jewellery. They are handcrafted and artsy.  The next destination is going to be Tirta Empul Temple where you can experience the holy spirit at this sacred spring pool.

This ritual, called Melukat, is believed to be able to purify your mind and body by the Balinese folks. To enjoy the Volcanic view, we will head to Kintamani Village and you can have lunch while enjoying the pretty scenery.

This is absolutely amazing to do. After the volcano visit, you will be taken to the Tegallalang Village to enjoy the rice terrace view and also the Ubud Monkey Forest at Ubud Village. We will take you back to your hotel after this visit and pick you up the next day.

Day 03 : Bedugul Ulun Danu Temple – Tanah Lot Temple

The third day is the trip to Bedugul Ulun Danu Temple and Tanah Lot Temple. These two temples are very legendary and sacred. The Ulun Danu Temple is located at Bedugul Lake. The scenery of this temple and the nature is beautiful.

This is definitely something different from Kuta or any other touristic districts in the city. We will also take you to Handara Gold Course Gate that has become one of the most instagrammable spot in Bali. We will continue the trip to the Wanagiri Hidden Hill where you also can get the chance to see the beauty of Lake Tamblingan view. Lunch will be done before the trip to Tanah Lot and you can enjoy the scenery around Tamblingan.

The last visit of the third day is Tanah Lot. This sacred temple is located at the sea and it is one of the biggest and oldest temples in Bali. This is a lovely spot to enjoy sunset and when the weather is sunny, surely the sunset will be breathtaking.

You are also able to see people hold the ceremony if there is any on your visit date. We will take you to your hotel.

Day 4 : Free leisure – Airport Transfer

Our Driver will pick up you at hotel for the last day. We will pick up based on your flight details and the direction from the hotel to the airport for departure. Tour end.

QUICK SUMMARY

Day 01 : Arrival & Uluwatu Tour

• Pick up from International Bali Airport
• Our driver will take you to the first destination, Uluwatu temple
• Watch Kecak & Fire dance at Uluwatu with the sunset as its background
• Afterward, going to Jimbaran for Seafood dinner
• Driving to the hotel for check in
• Free leisure

Day 02 : Ubud & Kintamani Volcano View Tour

• Pick up from the hotel after breakfast
• We will take you to see Barong & Keris Dance at Batubulan
• Visit Celuk to see the Gold & Silver smiths
• Next destination, visiting Tirta Empul
• Going to Kintamani, a view of Mount & Lake Batur
• Lunch will be at Kintamani area
• Then stop at Tegalalang, rice terrace field
• Last destination will be visiting Monkey Forest Ubud
• Return to the hotel
• We will drive to Bedugul to see Ulun Danu Temple
• Visiting Handara Iconic Gate
• The will be continue to visit Tamblingan Lake
• Lunch will be at local restaurant around Bedugul area
• After lunch, we will drive to visit Tanah Lot temple
• After that, return to the hotel

Day 04 : Free leisure – Airport Transfer

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Our driver will pick you up from the hotel based on the departure flight schedule
• Drop off to International Ngurah Rai Bali Airport
• We hope to see you again in the near future!

INCLUDE PACKAGE :

* Pick up and drop off service to Airport/Hotel * Three nights staying at hotel including breakfast * Full air conditioner transport with English speaking driver * Entrance fee ticket to all tourism objects * Seafood dinner at Jimbaran * Lunch at restaurant * Mineral water during the trip * Fuel, parking and donation

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* Meals that we did not mentioned in the itinerary * Flight tickets * Personal expenses

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Bali Itinerary: How To Spend 5 Days To 2 Weeks In Bali!

Posted on Last updated: July 1, 2023

Looking for the ultimate Bali itinerary? Regardless of how long you’re spending on the Island of the Gods, you’ve come to the right place!

Bali is a dream destination for many. With its lush green landscapes, beautiful beaches, rich history and temples, waterfalls of unparalleled beauty, and dramatic volcanoes, it has something to offer for every type of traveller.

There are so many amazing things to do in Bali that it can be hard deciding what to do. I’ve been to Bali twice, the first time for 10 days and the second time for 7 days.

Both times I saw different parts of the island, but still feel like there is so much more I haven’t seen! In this guide I put together some sample Bali itineraries, to help you plan your time in Bali if you have limited time there.

Bearing in mind you could live in Bali as a digital nomad and still not see it all, these action packed itineraries are built with the intention of showing you as much as realistically possible of this beautiful island.

I outlined below how to spend 5 days, 7 days, 10 days and 14 days in Bali. The longer itineraries are a build up on the shorter ones, covering the main attractions as well as other spots.

So without further ado, let’s just straight into planning your perfect Bali itinerary!

• 1.1 Rent a scooter
• 1.2 Rent a car
• 1.3 Car hire with driver
• 1.4 Combination of taxis & tours
• 2 Bali itinerary 5 days
• 3 Bali itinerary 7 days
• 4 Bali itinerary 10 days
• 5 Bali itinerary 2 weeks
• 6.1 Learn how to surf!
• 6.2 Explore the cafes and restaurants
• 6.3 Visit Tanah Lot
• 6.4 Enjoy the sunset on the beach
• 6.5 Where to stay in Canggu
• 7.1 Explore the Tegalalang rice fields
• 7.2 Visit the Monkey Forest
• 7.3 Mount Batur sunrise hike
• 7.4 Explore the Ubud market & town centre
• 7.5 Watch a Kecak fire dance
• 7.6 Where to stay in Ubud
• 8.1 Relax at the beach
• 8.2 Visit Uluwatu temple
• 8.3 See the fire ceremony
• 8.4 Where to stay in Uluwatu
• 9.1 Travel to the Gilis
• 9.2 Which Gili island is the best for you?
• 9.3 Snorkel with turtles!
• 9.4 Cycle around the island
• 9.5 Watch the sunset
• 9.7 Where to stay in Gili Trawangan
• 10.1 Kelingking Beach
• 10.2 Broken Beach & Angel’s Billabong
• 10.3 Snorkel with manta rays
• 10.4 Where to stay in Nusa Penida
• 11.1 Go waterfall chasing
• 11.2 Visit Ulu Danu Beratan Temple
• 11.3 Visit Wanagiri Hidden Hills
• 11.4 Visit Handara Golf & Resort Bali gates
• 11.5 Where to stay in Munduk
• 12 What to pack for Bali

The famous terraced rice fields of Ubud

How to travel around Bali

Let’s start with the premise that getting around Bali can be a bit of a nightmare. The traffic can get really bad at peak hours, and it can take a very long time to get anywhere.

That’s why these Bali itineraries are optimised to have as few big moves as possible, and in such a way that you avoid going back and forth over the same routes. These are the most common modes of transport in Bali:

Rent a scooter

If you can drive a scooter, this is the easiest and cheapest way to get around Bali. You will see loads of people, both tourists and locals, zooming all over Bali on two wheels, often with surf boards in tow.

If you don’t feel confident on two wheels (nothing wrong with that, I don’t either) you can also rent a car .

This is obviously a bit pricier than renting a scooter, but still gives you the freedom and flexibility to move around Bali as you wish, without having to wait on a driver.

A popular tourist spot in Bali; the “Love Bali” sign at Tegalalang rice terraces

Car hire with driver

At the hire end of the price range, but also of the comfort scale, is the hiring a car with driver option.

If you don’t want to drive yourself (again, nothing wrong, I’m not confident on four wheels either) you can rent a car with a driver to take you around Bali.

This is the most expensive option but also the most convenient. Your driver will know all the spots and roads in Bali, so you don’t have to stress about Google Maps and getting lost along the way.

Click here to book your car with driver!

Combination of taxis & tours

If you’re not planning on doing a lot of driving around the island, you can also get along fine without a fixed form of transport. Any day trip or tour you book will usually include hotel pickup and drop off.

On my first trip to Bali we simply got taxis for longer stretches (eg. airport to hotel, hotel to ferry terminal etc) and then did tours that took us where we needed to go.

Our hotels were very central in Ubud and Seminyak so we could easily walk everywhere we wanted to. Now that the logistics are out of the way, let’s dive right into our Bali itineraries!

The main pool at Villa Sungai

Bali itinerary 5 days

Five days are really the bare minimum you should spend in Bali if you want to have a proper feel for the place. This Bali 5-day itinerary takes you to two of the main areas in Bali: Canggu and Ubud.

My suggested 5 days in Bali itinerary is the following:

• 2 days in Canggu
• 3 days in Ubud

Bali itinerary 7 days

If you’ve got a bit of extra time in Bali, then I would recommend adding a visit to Uluwatu. My suggested Bali 7-day itinerary would be:

• 2 days in Uluwatu

Beautiful sunsets along the beach

Bali itinerary 10 days

On my first trip I spent 10 days in Bali. I’ll admit I didn’t love Bali on my first trip there, as I tried to do simply too much and ended up feeling quite stressed.

This Bali 10-day itinerary is loosely based around that, but improved thanks also to my experiences from my second Bali trip. So learn from my mistakes, and check out this Bali 10-day itinerary:

• 3 days in the Gili islands

Outdoors bathroom at Sungai Gold

Bali itinerary 2 weeks

If I were to go back to Bali I would want to go for at least 2 weeks next time.

14 days in Bali will give you enough time to go a bit deeper into the Balinese culture, see a bit more of the island, but also not be massively rushed running from one place to the next.

Here is my suggested 14-day Bali itinerary:

• 2 days in Nusa Penida
• 2 days in Munduk

Following the itinerary formats I outlined above will allow you to see as much as possible of Bali, while minimising your travel around the island. Obviously feel free to adapt them to adapt to your own personal preferences as you see fit.

For example if you have no interest in surfing and prefer to go waterfall chasing, you might want to spend less time in Canggu and more in Ubud, or viceversa.

These itineraries are also very packed, if you prefer a slower travel rhythm feel free to take out stops. Now let’s dive into the day-by-day breakdown; what are you actually going to be doing each day in Bali?

Cocktails at The Lawn Canggu

Bali itinerary: 2 days in Canggu

Canggu is the backpacker and digital nomad area of Bali. There is a strong expat community here, as well as a big café culture.

It’s not an uncommon to see Europeans, Americans and Australians zooming past on their scooters with surfboards early in the morning, and then sat at a café with their laptop in the afternoon.

I stayed here on my second trip to Bali and much preferred it to Seminyak, where I stayed on my first trip. Seminyak is a lot more of a resort area with fancy hotels, and it felt much more touristy. Canggu has a more chilled and friendly vibe.

I only spent 3 nights in Canggu but could easily see why so many people choose to live there. Given you have a tight Bali itinerary, here is what I recommend you do during your 1-2 days in Canggu.

Learn how to surf!

Canggu is one of the surfing hubs in Bali . There are long and consistent waves on a soft beach break, perfect for beginners looking to learn.

There are also lots of shops and shacks on the beach from which you can get lessons or rent boards.

Estimated time required: Lessons usually last 2 hours, however if you want to properly learn you will need more time in the water.

I recommend getting a lesson in the morning, then renting a board and spending a whole day at the beach, practicing your surfing in between some sunbathing breaks.

Click here to book your surfing lesson in Bali!

Surfing in Seminyak, Bali

Explore the cafes and restaurants

There is a big foodie scene in Canggu. With so many expats living in Canggu there has been a big rise in ethnic food and hipster cafes popping up all over Canggu. Whatever cuisine you fancy, it’s pretty likely that you will find it.

Some of the most famous ones are The Lawn; a bar and restaurant right on the beach, Kynd Community; a colourful plant based café, and Nalu Bowls, with their delicious and colourful smoothie bowls.

Estimated time required: 1-2 hours per café or restaurant, or however long you want really!

A very instagrammable meal at one of the coffee shops in Canggu, Bali

Visit Tanah Lot

Tanah Lot is one of the most famous and visited temples in Bali. I personally didn’t love it, but I can see the beauty and appeal of it.

The temple is built on a rock outcrop and when the tide comes up, it fully surrounds the temple making it seem like it’s floating out there at sea.

It’s a short scooter ride away from the centre of Canggu and a must-see on many Bali bucket lists. It’s particularly popular at sunset.

You can easily visit Tanah Lot alone but you can also do a guided sunset tour if you prefer to have a guide showing you the place.

Estimated time required: 1-2 hours.

Golden hour at Tanah Lot, Bali  

Enjoy the sunset on the beach

Canggu is on the west coast of Bali, in a prime sunset viewing spot. There are also lots of fun bars on the beach where you can get drinks, snacks, and enjoy a drink while watching the sun go down over the ocean.

The perfect ending to any day in Canggu!

Estimated time required: 1-2 hours – or longer if you want to party the night away on the beach after sunset!

Dinner on the beach with a sunset view and live music  

Where to stay in Canggu

In Canggu I stayed at Pondok Homestay , a lovely property a short 10 minute walk away from the beach. It had a pool as well as a view over the rice paddies.

In Canggu you can find accommodation for every budget, from hostels to lovely villas with private pools .

A cool hostel you should try out is Tribal Bali . Recently opened, this hostel is located just minutes from the beach, and is equipped with co-working spaces for digital nomads, as well as an infinity pool and billiard area for fun evenings.

Click here to book your stay at Pondok Homestay!

Drone shot of the pool at Pondok Homestay in Canggu

Bali itinerary: 3 days in Ubud

There lots of great things to do in Ubud . It’s a small town in central Bali, known also as Bali’s cultural centre. The town is surrounded by rice fields, rainforests and temples, making it one of the most popular stops on any Bali itinerary.

I visited Ubud on both my Bali trips, seeing different parts of what it has to offer, as well as returning to my favourite spots. 2-3 days in Ubud are a good amount of time to see all the highlights listed below.

Explore the Tegalalang rice fields

This is possibly one of the most famous attractions in Ubud, if not all of Bali. The terraced rice fields of Tegalalang are one of the most iconic views in Bali, which you have probably seen on travel brochures or pamphlets.

The rice terraces are about a 15-minute drive away from central Ubud. They’re free to enter however there are checkpoints throughout where local farmers will ask you for a small “donation” to keep exploring.

The rice fields can get quite busy so I recommend visiting early in the morning. That way you will not only avoid the crowds, but also have that beautiful golden hour glow in your photos.

Estimated time required: 2-3 hours.

Walking around the rice fields of Tegalalang in Ubud, Bali

Visit the Monkey Forest

Another very popular attraction in Ubud is the Monkey Forest. This is a large temple and park area, where monkeys roam free and tourists pay to visit them. The entrance fee was around 3GBP when I visited.

Once inside you can buy bananas or other food to feed the monkeys if you want, but you can’t bring our own from outside. If you do buy food be careful, the monkeys can be quite bold and they will climb all over you to take it!

Besides seeing the monkeys I enjoyed also just walking around the temple grounds, taking in the beauty of the spot. It’s a fairly touristy attraction, but a fun one nonetheless and a must-see on most Bali itineraries.

If you prefer you can also do an organised tour in Ubud , which will take you to the Monkey Forest, the rice fields, chasing waterfalls and to all the main highlights.

That way you’re sure you’re not missing out anything, especially since you’re on a tight schedule!

Click here to check out a full immersion Ubud tour!

One of the cheeky monkeys in the Monkey Forest of Ubud

Mount Batur sunrise hike

If you’re an outdoor and adventure thrill seeker, you will want to add the Mount Batur sunrise trek to your Bali itinerary.

I haven’t actually done this, since on my first trip to Bali we did the Kawah Ijen sunrise trek in East Java instead.

While this was a very fun and unique experience (it’s one of the few places in the world where you can see blue flames!) it was an absolutely knackering 24-hour trip, with most of it spent in a minivan.

That’s why I recommend hiking Mount Batur instead, you get a fairly similar experience for considerably less travel effort.

If you do a Mount Batur sunrise trek tour these will usually pick you up from Ubud around 2AM, guide you up and down the volcano, and include breakfast after the hike. It’s about a 2-hour hike to reach the peak.

Watching the sunrise over Mount Agung and the surrounding countryside is well worth the effort.

Estimated time required : 10 hours.

Click here to book your Mount Batur sunrise hike!

Mount Batur in Bali – Photo by Joaquin Prats on Scopio

Explore the Ubud market & town centre

The town centre of Ubud is a bit hectic, with quite of traffic on the roads, both cars and scooters. However if you can get away from the main roads, and into the smaller side streets, you will find beautiful corners of local life.

We wandered around aimlessly for a bit and ended up on a trail that went through some rice paddies.

They might not be as imposing as the terraced fields in Tegalalang, but we spent a lovely afternoon wandering around the tranquil Balinese countryside.

In the Ubud town centre you will also find the traditional art market. This is a part indoors market that sells all sort of things, from the usual tourist souvenirs to paintings, clothes and food.

The colourful market of Ubud

Watch a Kecak fire dance

On my first visit to Ubud we stumbled across a Kecak fire dance. We had no idea it was going on, we happened to walk past it and decided to check it out.

The Kecak fire dance is a traditional Balinese dance and chant, which is on every Wednesday and Saturday at 7:30pm.

Watching the men chant in rhythm and kicking around fiery coals was a very impressive show. I had never seen anything like it and I found it fascinating. If you’re in Ubud when it’s on I definitely recommend checking it out.

Estimated time required: 1 hour.

The fire dancing performance in Ubud

Where to stay in Ubud

You will want to stay somewhere nice in Ubud, preferably with a pool so that you can rest and sunbathe on poolside after the long days exploring Ubud. These are the two hotels I’ve stayed at in Ubud and can recommend.

Komaneka at Monkey Forest

This luxurious property is located right in the centre of Ubud town, a short 10-minute walk away from the Monkey Forest.

Despite being so central they found a way to create a quiet haven, overlooking rice paddies and trees so that when you’re by the pool you can’t hear the chaos of the main road.

Click here to book your stay at Komaneka at Monkey Forest!

Desa Visesa

On my second trip I stayed at Desa Visesa . It’s a bit further out and quieter, with big green spaces you can walk around and explore.

They have a free transfer to take you into town so the distance from Ubud town centre doesn’t really matter.

Click here to book your stay at Desa Visesa!

Drone shot of the main pool at Desa Visesa Ubud

Bali itinerary: 2 days in Uluwatu

Located in the south of the island, Uluwatu is one of the most famous and visited areas of Bali. It’s very close to the airport so can be easily visited at the start or end of your Bali trip, so that you’re conveniently located for travelling.

Here are some of the best things that you can do in 1-2 days in Uluwatu.

Relax at the beach

There are some beautiful beaches around Uluwatu, both surfing beaches but also more relaxing ones, where you can swim in the sea without being swept away by the waves.

One of the most popular beaches is Melasti Beach. Fine white sand, bright turquoise water, and the dramatic cliffs of Uluwatu behind you. What more could you want?

Estimated time required: However long you want to chill on the beach for!

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Visit Uluwatu temple

One of the most famous spots in Uluwatu is without a doubt Uluwatu Temple. Spread across the cliffs of Uluwatu it’s one of the most scenic temples you will see.

You can visit alone and just wander around the temple, enjoying the dramatic views over the cliffs, or you can also do a guided tour .

Estimated time required:  1-2 hours.

Click here to book your Uluwatu Temple tour!

Exploring Uluwatu Temple in Bali – Photo by Ruthba Nitia on Scopio

See the fire ceremony

Similar to the Kecak fire dance in Ubud, there is a fire ceremony every day also at Uluwatu Temple. It happens every day at sunset on one of the cliffs of the temple.

It’s a traditional Balinese experience and a great opportunity to learn about Balinese culture.

You could spend a whole day chilling at the beach in Uluwatu, then head to Uluwatu Temple a bit before sunset so you can pair your visit to the temple with the fire ceremony.

Estimated time required:  1 hour.

Where to stay in Uluwatu

I haven’t personally stayed in Uluwatu. If I went back to Bali I would want to stay at The Edge Bali in Uluwatu. This is a beautiful property with a very scenic infinity pool, which juts out over the cliffs and ocean.

Click here to book your stay at The Edge Bali!

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Bali itinerary: 3 days in the Gili islands

The Gili islands aren’t actually part of Bali. They’re tiny islands off the coast of Lombok, the island neighbouring Bali.

However a lot of travellers visit them while on a trip to Bali, myself included, so I figured they just had to feature in this Bali itinerary.

Gili Trawangan was my favourite part of my first Bali trip. The island has very chill vibes, which is exactly what we needed after the action packed start to our trip.

But what can you actually do in the Gili islands? And which Gili island should you choose?

Travel to the Gilis

The easiest way to get to the Gili islands is to take the ferry from Padang Bai in Bali. Padang Bai is about a 1-hour drive from Ubud, and the ferry then takes around 1.5 to 2 hours.

Click here to book your ferry to the Gili islands from Bali!

Which Gili island is the best for you?

The Gili islands is a tiny archipelago made up of three main islands; Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air. Each island has its own distinct personality, but they have an overarching relaxed island vibes, as well as equally beautiful beaches.

Gili Trawangan is known as the party backpacker island, Gili Meno is the romantic island for honeymooning couples, and Gili Air is the chill island that combines the other two.

I spent 3 days in Gili Trawangan with my now ex-boyfriend but we didn’t the party vibe annoying. We were there during low season and there generally weren’t many people around.

Whichever island you choose, there are epic things to do in all of them, so let’s dive in!

The pool at Wilsons Retreat

Snorkel with turtles!

Whether it’s turtles or thousands of fish, the Gili islands are famous for their stunning marine wildlife. Here the water is so clear that you will find loads of snorkelling and scuba diving schools.

In Gili Trawangan we didn’t even have to do a tour. We just rented snorkelling gear from out hotel, dived into the sea in front of our hotel, swam out about 100 metres and straight away spotted 2 turtles!

Snorkelling with turtles in Gili Trawangan was one of my favourite things we did on my first Bali trip.

In Gili Meno you can snorkel with the “Nest”; a group of underwater statues. I don’t know of any specific attraction when you snorkel in Gili Air, but you’re sure to have a good time!

Estimated time required : Anywhere between 1 hour to 10 hours! We personally spent a whole day just sat on the beach with our snorkel gear, jumping in and out of the sea to snorkel with turtles whenever we fancied it.

One of the many turtles we saw while snorkelling in Gili T

Cycle around the island

All of the Gili islands are entirely pedestrian; there are no cars or scooters. The only way to get around is either on foot, by bicycle, horse or horse carriage. Personally, I loved cycling around Gili Trawangan!

One day we rented a bicycle and cycled around the whole island. It took us pretty much the whole day, but we did stop at pretty much every nice beach and café that we saw while cycling.

Especially if you’re not a confident cyclist it’s just so refreshing to be cycling somewhere where the risks are very limited.

Estimated time required : Again, anywhere between 1 hour and 8 hours! It depends how many stops you do along the way and your level of fitness.

The beach just outside Wilsons Retreat

Watch the sunset

When sunset time comes, you will want to be on the western side of whatever Gili Island you’re visiting. I saw one of the best sunset ever in Gili Trawangan.

Watching the sun dip below the ocean line, with the outline of Mount Rinjani in Lombok in the distance and the sky slowly turning red is just magical.

You will find swings dotted on the beaches along the western coast. You might have to queue for one but they’ve become a very popular Instagram spot, and a must-see on any Bali trip!

Enjoying the sunset in Gili T, admiring Lombok in the distance

You may have guessed this already from the loose timings of the activities listed above, but one of the main things to do in the Gili islands is simply to relax!

These islands are a chill island paradise, where people come to experience the island life. Let the island vibe flow through you.

Do the main activities on this list, but take you’re time with them, you’re in no rush! In between one snorkel and cycle take the time to sunbathe, read a book, listen to a podcast, or even nothing at all!

Estimated time required: However much you want!

Enjoying the turquoise water of the Gili T beaches

Where to stay in Gili Trawangan

I’ve mentioned already that despite staying in the party Gili island, we didn’t really find it to have an excessive party scene. If you stay on the east side of the island where the ferries arrive there are more hostels and bars.

However we stayed at Wilson’s Retreat in the north-west areas of Gili Trawangan and found it lovely.

The hotel is beach front with a pool, a restaurant on the beach where you can have breakfast, epic sunset views and right in front of the main turtle spot of the island.

We had a lovely time at Wilson’s Retreat and I can highly recommend it to anyone travelling to Gili Trawangan.

Click here to book your stay at Wilson’s Retreat!

Breakfast on the beach at Wilsons Retreat

Bali itinerary: 2 days in Nusa Penida

Similarly to the Gili islands, Nusa Penida is also not on mainland Bali. It’s an island just off the coast of Bali, which can be visited on a day trip from Bali or also for a longer stay.

It has become a very popular destination recently and many travellers visit Nusa Penida while on a trip to Bali.

You travel there as a day trip from Bali, however if you have the time I would definitely stay at least one night on the island, so you can really enjoy it and make the most of the long journey there.

Here are the main things to do and spots to see in Nusa Penida!

Kelingking Beach

Kelingking Beach is part of the reason Nusa Penida has become so famous.

Photos of the “t-rex” rock formation from above, contrasting to the bright turquoise sea went viral on social media, and Nusa Penida suddenly became one of the new tourist attractions in Bali.

You can also hike all the way down the cliff sides to the beach, and enjoy a leisurely beach day. The hike is quite intense, especially if you’re hiking under the sun so make sure to bring plenty of water!

Kelingking Beach is a must-see spot in Nusa Penida, as well as one of the most Instagrammable places in Bali .

Estimated time required: Depends if you hike down to the beach or not. If you’re only going to the viewpoint 1 hour to enjoy the view and pictures will be more than enough, if you want to go to the beach you will need at least 3-4 hours.

The famous t-rex of Nusa Penida – photo by Where Life Is Great

Broken Beach & Angel’s Billabong

Broken Beach is a beautiful and very scenic spot in Nusa Penida. Here the cliffs and rock formations have created a beautiful arch where the sea water flows under it.

It’s a truly remarkable sight, seeing the eroded rocks and clear turquoise water.

You can’t swim in the sea here as there is no way down, but nearby there is Angel’s Billabong, a natural rock pool where you can go for a bit of a swim and to cool down after exploring Nusa Penida.

Click here to book your Nusa Penida day tour!

Broken Beach in Nusa Penida – photo by Sophie of We Dream Of Travel

Snorkel with manta rays

In Nusa Penida you will have the opportunity to snorkel with manta rays . It’s one of the most popular activities on the island and can also be done on a day trip from Bali.

Whether you see manta rays or how many obviously depends on the season and the weather conditions on that day, it’s not guaranteed that you will see them.

However spending a day at sea searching for them, and snorkelling in beautiful reefs is a fun experience nonetheless.

Estimated time required: 6-9 hours depending if you do it as a day trip from Bali or from Nusa Penida.

Click here to book your swimming with manta rays experience!

Snorkelling with manta rays – Photo by Brad Flowerdew on Scopio

Where to stay in Nusa Penida

If I were to stay in Nusa Penida I would stay at Rumah Pohon Treehouse . It’s not just an accommodation, but an experience in itself.

The room is very basic (it’s built on top of a tree after all) but it has absolutely incredible views over the Nusa Penida coastline.

Waking up on top of a tree to watch the sunrise over the sea and dramatic cliffs of Nusa Penida is priceless.

Click here to book your stay at Rumah Pohon Treehouse!

Rumah Pohon Treehouse – Photo by Michele Iannoni on Scopio

Bali itinerary: 2 days in Munduk

Munduk, and the north of Bali in general, is an area that doesn’t get the attention it deserves. Far from the tourist hotspots in the south, the north of Bali is still mostly untouched, wild and beautiful.

From Canggu or Ubud you could scooter it up to many of the attractions in north Bali, see them in a day and then head back. However if you have the time I would definitely recommend staying at least one night in Munduk.

That way you don’t have to spend as much time travelling in one day, and you will have more time available to explore the beauties of Munduk. So what is there to see and do in Munduk?  

Go waterfall chasing

In the north of Bali you will find some of the most beautiful waterfalls on the island.

Hidden away between the hills and forests, you will find stunning secluded waterfalls, some that you can swim in and others that you can appreciate their beauty from a viewpoint.

Some of the most famous and visited waterfalls in this area of Bali are Sekumpul waterfall , Munduk waterfall and Kroya waterfall.

Sekumpul and Munduk are fairly similar, they are two huge waterfalls with impressive views and jaw-dropping scenarios.

Munduk Waterfall in Bali – photo by Sophie of We Dream Of Travel

Kroya waterfall is a bit different, it’s not as big and impressive (despite still being a 12m drop) but it’s more fun.

The running water has smoothened the waterfall bed and you can slide down the waterfall, into the turquoise water below, like a natural water park!

From Munduk you can hop onto your scooter and adventure around while you chase waterfalls. If you don’t want to drive yourself there are also lots of organised tours that you can do this with.

Estimated time required: Depends on how many waterfalls you want to see in one day and if you want to swim in them. Can be anywhere from 2 hours to 8 hours.

Click here to book your waterfall adventure in Munduk!

Sekumpul Waterfall in Bali – Photo by Eron Edward on Scopio

Visit Ulu Danu Beratan Temple

Ulu Danu Beratan temple is one of the most famous temples in Bali, and just had to feature in this Bali itinerary. Also known as the “Floating Temple”, this temple is located on the shores of Lake Bratan.

It’s often regarded as one of the most beautiful temples in Indonesia .

During the rainy season the water level is higher and completely surrounds the temple, giving the impression of it floating on water. It’s a short drive away from Munduk and can be easily visited while you’re in this part of Bali.

Pura Ulun Danu Beratan Temple in Bali – photo by Sophie of We Dream Of Travel

Visit Wanagiri Hidden Hills

Wanagiri Hidden Hills is an epic viewpoint over Lake Tamblingan and Danau Buyan. They have build a very Instagrammable set up all around it, with swings, nests and platforms for your picture perfect shots.

Even if you don’t want to take photos with all the Insta set up, it’s a beautiful viewpoint nonetheless.

One of the viewpoints at Wanagiri Hidden Hills in Bali – Photo by Liezl Dalinas on Scopio

Visit Handara Golf & Resort Bali gates

Not far from Wanagiri Hills you will find Handara Golf & Resort Bali. It might seem odd to have a golf resort on this itinerary, and yet it’s one of the most visited places in Bali.

The resort has a beautiful Balinese gate with the mountains behind it. It has become one of the most popular Instagram spots in bali (it’s easy to see why!) and a must-visit on any Munduk itinerary.

You can do an organised tour that takes you to most of these spots in one day.

Click here to book your Munduk adventure day!

The Handara Golf & Resort Gates in Bali – Photo by Ian Chen on Scopio

Where to stay in Munduk

There are lots of lovely spots where you can stay in Munduk. I haven’t personally stayed in this part of Bali (I really hope I get the chance to one day) but if I did I would love to stay at Munduk Moding Plantation Nature Resort & Spa .

With an infinity pool like that overlooking the hills, what more can you want? It’s quickly become one of the most popular Bali hotels on Instagram .

Click here to book your stay at Munduk Moding Resort & Spa!

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What to pack for Bali

Besides the usual swimsuit, underwear and clothes that you would pack for anything trip, I’ve listed below a couple essentials that you want to make sure to pack for your Bali trip!

Steel water bottle  – Bali has a big problem with plastic pollution, you don’t want to contribute to it! Bring your own water bottle and refill it. I personally love these stainless steel ones because they keep your water cold if you’re out all day on a hike or at the beach.

International adapter   – Depending on where you’re coming from you might need an adapter for your chargers. I like to travel with an international one as they have multiple sockets and can be used anywhere, not just that one trip.

Power bank  – if you’re going to be out adventuring all day you don’t want your phone to die along the way! You need it for those awesome Instagram shots (as well as not getting lost)

GoPro – Whether it’s to capture your surfing endeavours, your swim with turtles or snorkel with manta rays, a GoPro is a great addition to any packing list!

Chilling at the pool of our hotel, Komaneka at Monkey Forest

Final thoughts on the ultimate Bali itinerary (5 days, 7 days, 10 days or 2 weeks!)

This post turned out to be a pretty lengthy guide, if you’ve made it this far, congratulations! I hope you’re now equipped with all the information you need to plan your perfect Bali itinerary.

I put this guide together based on my own itineraries in Bali, as well information I now know about the Islands of Gods that I wished I’d known back then.

If I were to go back to Bali now on a limited time schedule, these are the itineraries I would follow.

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The Exciting Trip Of Ubud Kintamani Private Tour

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Ubud Kintamani Tour Is One Of The Exciting Private Day tours to Explore The Most Famous Tourist attractions in the Ubud And Kintamani Area.

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• 1 Highlights Of Ubud and Kintamani Tour
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Highlights Of Ubud and Kintamani Tour

• Watch a traditional Balinese Dance
• A chance to visit Art Village to see gold and silver handmade jewelry in Celuk Village
• See the incredibly ornate Batuan Temple
• A chance to selfie and trek at the most famous rice terrace in Ubud
• Explore a small rainforest inhabited by a group of monkeys in central Ubud, Bali.
• A visit to the holy spring waters of Tirta Empul Temple
• Enjoy a delicious lunch with a magnificent volcano view of Mount Batur

Short Descriptions Of Ubud Kintamani Tour

Ubud and Kintamani Tour  is one of the best and most popular choices from the  Bali Full Day Tour Packages  to enjoy visiting two popular tourist destinations in Ubud and Kintamani. This trip will make your day unforgettable during your holiday on Bali Island. The first visit is to watch an awesome traditional Balinese dance called Barong and Keris Dance Performance.

The trip will continue to see the handmade gold and silver art crafting at Celuk Village. Then visit Batuan Temple, a local Balinese Hindu temple looked after by local people in this village. The Ubud Kintamani Tour will continue to visit the breathtaking panoramic view of Mount Batur and Lake Batur at Kintamani village. Then we will have lunch in Kintamani village while overlooking the stunning scenery of the active volcano.

After lunch, the Ubud Kintamani Tour continues to visit the beautiful scenery of Tegalalang Rice Terrace. Then the last site during the Ubud and Kintamani tour is visiting the sacred sanctuary at Ubud Village called Ubud Monkey Forest. In this place, you can see thousands of monkeys roaming in the forest.

After visiting all the tourist attractions, we will head back to your hotel to bring an unforgettable experience during this spectacular Ubud and Kintamani Tour Package

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Ubud and Kintamani Tour Price

IDR 925,000 /person

IDR 700,000 /person (3–9 years old)

The minimum booking is two participants

The Payment and Cancellation Policy

Payment Method

1. Cash On Arrival: Cash payments will be collected by the driver upon pick-up

2. Bank Transfer Payment: We accept payments via bank transfer

3. Online Payment: We accept online payments via PayPal, and an additional fee of 4.9% of the total transaction will be charged.

Cancellation Policy

1. If you cancel the tour 48 hours before the departure date, there is no cancellation fee.

2. If you cancel within 47 hours or up to 24 hours, you will be charged 50% of the price.

3. If you cancel for less than 24 hours or no-show, you will be charged 100% of the price.

Ubud Kintamani Tour Price Inclusive Of:

• Private hotel transfer with an air-conditioned vehicle
• Professional English-speaking driver
• Entrance fees at all tourist destinations, as mentioned
• Ticket Barong and Keris Dance Performance
• Lunch: Indonesian Food at a local restaurant
• Parking fees and toll fees
• Bottled water

Ubud Kintamani Tour Price Not Inclusive Of:

• Other personal expenses
• Tips and gratuities (optional)

Things You Need to Know:

• Your exact pick-up time will be confirmed in your voucher email
• This activity is subject to favorable weather conditions
• If the trip is canceled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of visiting another site at no additional charge
• Please pay attention to the monkeys in the Ubud Monkey Forest area. It is important to remove shiny materials (earrings, necklaces, hair clips, glasses, etc) which may attract their curiosity
• You should wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees as a sign of respect when visiting the temple.
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Ubud and Kintamani Tour Itinerary

• 08.30: Pick up from the hotel
• 09.30: Watching Barong and Keris Dance Performance
• 11.00: Visit Tirta Empul Temple
• 12.30: Visit Kintamani Viewpoint and have lunch overlooking the volcano
• 14.30: Visit Tegallalang Rice Terrace
• 16.00: Visit Ubud Monkey Forest
• 17.30: Transfer back to the hotel

Route Map: Ubud and Kintamani Tour

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The Most Famous Bali Tourist Attractions Will Be Visited

Barong Dance Performance

Barong dance is a traditional Balinese dance. The dance demonstrates the mythological depiction of animals that have supernatural powers and could protect humans. Barong is the king of the spirits, leader of the hosts of good, and enemy of Rangda, the demon queen and mother of all spirit guarders in the mythological traditions of Bali. The Barong dance featured a battle between Barong and Rangda. Read More > Barong Dance Performance

Tirta Empul Temple

Tirta Empul Temple is one of the Bali tourist attractions located around the sacred spring at Tampak Siring. For more than a thousand years, Balinese people have been attracted to Tirta Empul Temple, whose sacred spring is said to have been created by Indra and has curative properties. The tradition continues almost unchanged at the temple today. Read More > Tirta Empul Temple Bali

Kintamani View Point

Kintamani Village is one of the tourist destinations located on the highland, with a beautiful panorama surrounding it. We can see a beautiful panoramic view from Penelokan View Point to the overview of the active volcanoes of Mount Batur and Lake Batur. Kintamani Village is situated in a plateau area with cool weather surrounding it. Read More > Kintamani View Point

Tegalalang Rice Terrace

Tegalalang Rice Terrace is one of the famous tourist attractions in Bali, situated in Tegalalang Village north of Ubud Bali. This place is highlighted by the amazing rice terrace set by the cliff. Tegalalang Village is located on a highland approximately 600 m above sea level covered by fresh air, where most of the village’s farmers live. Tegalalang Village is becoming famous due to the beautiful rice terrace, which is magnificent for tourists. Read More > Tegalalang Rice Terrace

Ubud Monkey Forest

Ubud Monkey Forest is a small rainforest dwelt by some groups of monkeys and other tropical animals. The monkey forest is located in the heart of Ubud Village. Monkey forests, in the Balinese language called Wanara Wana, are spread out on Bali Island. Ubud Monkey Forest itself has a very important function in the continuity of the monkey habitat in Bali. Meanwhile, the local community has an important role to play. Sacred Ubud Monkey Forest Sanctuary

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10 day bali itinerary – full guide 2024.

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Looking for a 10 day Bali itinerary for 2024? Look no further. If you’re planning a Bali trip here is an in-depth step-by-step itinerary to help you plan an amazing trip. Don’t miss a thing. From monkey spotting in Ubud to dolphin watching in Lovina, we have included all of the highlights Bali has to offer. In this itinerary we have included breathtaking waterfalls, ancient temples, hidden gems, culture & amazing food.

We absolutely love Bali. We find more amazing things to do every time we visit – and we are very excited to share some of our favorite bits with you in this itinerary. 

In this article we will walk you through all of the best things to do and show you how to do it. Our aim is to pull it all together – everything you need to plan your Bali trip in one place. We have included prices, maps, locations and top tips.

In this 10 day Bali itinerary we do use affiliate links for tours and hotels. Please book through our links as this allows us to earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. We really hope you have a truly amazing Bali trip. 

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Summary of 10 day Bali itinerary

Day 1 kuta beach, water bom bali & markets.

Day 2 Ubud Palace, Saraswati temple, Monkey Forest & Markets 

Day 3 Tegenungan waterfall, butterfly park & Goa Gajah temple 

Day 4 cooking class, tibumana waterfall & taman sari waterfall, day 5 tegalalang rice terrace, tirta empul, coffee plantations & penglipuran village, day 6 mount batur coffee, hot springs & glamping, day 7 dolphin watching & explore lovina, day 8 banjar hot spring, golden valley waterfall & brahmavihara-arama temple, day 9 ulun danu temple, botanical gardens & strawberry plantations, day 10 seminyak beach & kuta beach walk shopping centre .

If you only have 1 week in Bali you can still see many of Bali’s amazing attractions. Don’t miss our 7 day Bali itinerary .

10 day Bali itinerary map

Why follow this itinerary? 

This 10 day Bali itinerary is designed to help you make the most of your time in Bali. By following this itinerary you can make sure you see ALL of the BEST bits, find some amazing hidden gems in Bali and maximize your time. 

We have designed this itinerary to save you time planning. We have tried to include everything you need to know here – no need to look elsewhere. We have included prices, top tips, transport info, places to stay, recommended trips and more. Following this itinerary saves you big bucks. If you pre-book a Bali holiday this can cost thousands of dollars. In contrast our itinerary can cost as little as £260 or $300 all in. 

Our 10 day Bali itinerary is action packed and high paced. If you’re just looking for a chilled beach holiday you could book a luxury beach hotel and just chill on your resort. Or why not head over to the Gili islands and relax there? However, if you’re looking for plenty of unique experiences and adventure – then keep reading.

Why visit Bali?

Bali is one of our favourite islands in southeast Asia . It is cheap, beautiful, packed with amazing food and epic things to do. Bali is a tropical paradise that has so much to offer. Whether you love pristine beaches, stunning temples, lush greenery or vibrant culture, Bali has it all. One of the main reasons to visit Bali is its breathtaking natural beauty. From the lush rice paddies of Ubud to the stunning beaches of Seminyak and Nusa Dua, Bali has a range of landscapes to explore. You can hike to the top of a volcano, scuba dive in crystal clear waters, or just chill on a white sandy beach. 

Apart from its natural beauty, Bali is also known for its unique and vibrant culture. The people are genuinely kind, hopsitable and warm. The island is dotted with ancient temples and historic landmarks, offering a glimpse into the island’s rich history and heritage. Bali also offers a range of activities for adventure enthusiasts, such as surfing, hiking, and white water rafting. 

In this article we will show you how to make the most of 10 days in Bali and not miss any of the BEST things to do. We have also thrown in some hidden gems to give you an amazing experience. 

Cost of this 10 day Bali itinerary

Activities: If you follow this itinerary expect to pay around £70 for activities ($100)

Accommodation: Ranges in price from £10 – £200 per night ($12 – $250)

Food and drink: Ranges between £1 – £5 per meal ($1.20 – $6)

Transportation: Expect to pay around £60 – £160 on transportation depending how you travel ($80 – $200)

When you add these expenses this 10 day Bali itinerary is likely to cost £260 – £2,400 (this is roughly $300 – $3,000).

You will notice that the biggest chunk of your budget is accommodation. So if you’re looking for an affordable trip it’s important to find the best budget hotels & guest houses in Bali. The great news is, you don’t need to compromise on location. You can find some beautiful simple budget guest houses in wonderful locations. We recommend eating local street food such as Nasi Jinggo and Nasi Champur. For transportation we recommend using bike rental and cheap shared minibus journeys and taxis for short journeys. 

On the expensive end of this budget, you can afford private luxury 5 star villas with private pools . Rent a car to get around. You can eat freely and well including international food for around £15 per day. If you’re a luxury traveler we think you will be impressed how far your money goes in Bali. 

What day trips can you pre-book in Bali? 

Here are some of our TOP PICK day trips in Bali:

What hotels do you need to pre-book for this 10 day Bali itinerary?

Amazing places to stay in kuta.

Don’t miss our full guide: The best hotels in Kuta

Kupu Kupu 39 – Great budget option

Magani Hotel and Spa – Great mid range hotel in Kuta

Bandha Hotel & Suites – Awesome luxury hotel in Kuta

Abia Villas – Amazing luxury villas in Kuta (pictured above)

Epic hotels in Ubud

Don’t miss our article: Amazing 5 star hotels in Ubud

Poshtel Ubud – Great budget hostel with dorms

Yoga’s house – Affordable guest house with private rooms

Blu Mango – Great mid-range guest house

Tanah Gajah – Stunning 5 star hotel loads of character

Viceroy Ubud – Amazing luxury resort with villas and private pools (pictured above)

Awesome places to stay around Batur

The Panorama Batur Camp – amazing budget glamping overlook Batur lake, amazing views

Volcano Guest House – Awesome cheap guest house next to Batur lake with small hotspring

Kubah Bali Glamping – Glamping overlooking Batur lake with inflatable dome tent 

Tira Vilagna – Luxury hotel & spa in Kintamali with great facilities and spacious suites

Great places to stay in Lovina

Don’t miss our guide: The best hotels in Lovina

Murni’s Guest house – Awesome budget guest house in Lovina

Binaria Museum – beautiful & excellent location – mid range hotel

Munduk Moding – located in the hills near Lovina – stunning resort and coffee plantation (pictured above)

(don’t miss our in depth review of Munduk Moding )

Fantastic places to stay in Bedugul

Bali Treehouse Pelangi – beautiful & affordable tree house property (pictured above)

The Blooms Villas – beautiful and luxurious teepees 

The first day of this 10 day Bali itinerary starts in Kuta, which serves as an ideal base to start and end your trip due to its proximity to the airport. This is a perfect opportunity to unwind after your travels and spend a leisurely day at the beach. Don’t miss our FULL GUIDE on the best things to do in Kuta .

WaterBom bali

If you are looking for an exciting and active adventure, visit WaterBom Bali . This epic waterpark is located in Kuta. There is a variety of slides and attractions. This is a great activity for families, WaterBom has activities suitable for all ages.

Don’t miss out on The Climax waterslide, which is a thrilling 19-meter slide with a vertical drop section, reaching speeds of 70 kilometers per hour that will give you an adrenaline rush. Another exciting ride to try is Smashdown 2.0, which features a 26-meter vertical drop. You can also enjoy a lazy river, a wave pool, a kids’ area with miniature slides and fountains, and various food outlets and souvenir shops at Water Bom. The park is open daily from 9 am to 6 pm and offers a park credit system to pay for lockers and purchase food and drinks. You can book your tickets on Klook for around £25 – £30 or $30 – $35.

Kuta nightlife

In the evening, take a stroll around Kuta and explore the night markets located near the beach. We also highly recommend trying out Crumb & Coaster cafe, a charming boutique cafe that serves fresh and delicious food throughout the day and into the evening.

Day 2 Ubud Palace, Saraswati temple, Monkey Forest & Markets  

On the second day of this 10 day Bali itinerary you travel to Ubud and explore some of the attractions around town. If possible get an early start and request an early check in at your hotel. 

In the morning travel from Kuta to Ubud. You can take this trip by shared minibus, taxi (use grab for the best prices) or by bike rental or car rental. This is a relaxing day in Ubud. Explore, find your feet and if you need a bike to explore, there are plenty of rental shops around town. 

Check out Saraswati temple, Ubud Palace & the art market

Check out Ubud Palace, Saraswati temple and the Ubud Art Market (they are all very close together – around 5 minutes walk away from each other). Ubud Palace and Saraswati temple are relatively small attractions and they are free to enter. Ubud Palace has some beautiful buildings and gardens to explore. Saraswati temple is a beautiful temple with lotus ponds – this is a great spot for photography. You can also explore the art markets in the area. The art markets sell artwork, statues, sculptures and clothes. 

Explore the Ubud Monkey Forest

After this check out Ubud Monkey Forest which is one of the most iconic and popular attractions in the area. This forest reserve has temples, statues, and is home to hundreds of playful long-tailed Macaque monkeys. Although they are familiar with humans, be cautious as the monkeys can sometimes snatch visitors’ belongings.

We recommend leaving your bags and other valuables in the lockers provided at the entrance. You can purchase tickets at the office upon arrival, with the price varying depending on the day of the week. On weekdays, adult tickets cost 80,000 IDR (around £4) and children’s tickets cost 60,000 IDR (around £3). On weekends, adult tickets cost 100,000 IDR (around £5) and children’s tickets cost 80,000 IDR (around £4) for children aged 3 to 12 years old. Children under 3 years old enter for free. The opening hours are from 9 am to 5 pm. You can also pre-purchase monkey forest tickets on Klook .

The third day of this 10 day Bali itinerary involves exploring some attractions to the south of Ubud town. There are several ways to get around. You could use Grab taxis to get from place to place. Alternatively you can rent a bike – this is a cheap, fun and convenient way to explore. However, always ride carefully and use a helmet. 

Visit the Tegenungan waterfall

Start your day with a visit to the stunning Tegenungan Waterfall , where a powerful cascade flows into a large river. To reach the waterfall, you’ll need to walk down a steep path and steps. Be cautious near the waterfall as the water can be deep in some areas, and the strong currents make it unsafe to swim. For the best photo opportunity, head to a small island located in the river at the waterfall’s base.

Purchase your entrance ticket for Tegenungan Waterfall at the small ticket booth located at the entrance. There is also a free car park available. The entrance fee costs 20,000 IDR for adults (around £1 or $1.20) and 10,000 IDR for children (around £0.50 or $0.60). The Tegenungan Waterfall is open from 6.30 am to 6.30 pm.

Stop by the Butterfly park

If you’re interested in seeing more beautiful creatures, visit the nearby Kemenuh Butterfly Park. This is right next to the waterfall. This park is home to a wide variety of colorful tropical butterflies and insects. The admission fee is 100,000 IDR for adults and 50,000 IDR for children, and the park is open daily from 9 am to 6 pm.

Explore Goa Gajah Cave Temple

After the butterfly park, head to the breathtaking Goa Gajah temple . This small yet beautiful temple boasts impressive carvings and a small cave surrounded by an impressive entrance. Visitors can enter the cave, but it is not very large. We recommend allowing around 30 to 45 minutes to explore the Goa Gajah cave area. Remember to wear a sarong, which is available to borrow for free at the temple entrance. The entrance fee costs 50,000 IDR for adults (around £3 or $3.50) and 25,000 IDR for children (around £1.50 or $1.75), and sarongs are also available for free at the entrance.

The fourth day of this 10 day Bali itinerary is a little more chilled out and relaxed. We recommend doing a cooking course in the morning & then either exploring some more waterfalls or going to a spa for a massage. You could switch this day around and do the cooking class in the afternoon and the waterfalls in the morning. 

Take a cooking class

A great way to connect with the beautiful Balinese culture & cuisine is to take a Bali cooking class . There are many cooking classes in Ubud. They normally include hotel pick up and they may include a visit to local markets. Most cooking schools offer morning and afternoon classes. 

We highly recommend Ketut’s cooking class . Conveniently located only 3 km northeast of Ubud, this class offers a range of hands-on activities. You’ll learn how to prepare several dishes and enjoy plenty of delicious food by the end of the class. This class also includes a market tour, pick-up and drop-off services within the Ubud area, and the chance to prepare and savor eight dishes.

Some of the dishes that you might prepare include Ayam Bumbu Bali (Balinese Fried Chicken), Soup Ayam (Chicken Soup), Pepes Ikan (Grilled Fish in Banana Leaf), Sate Ayam Sauce Kacang (Chicken Satay with Peanut Sauce), and Mie Goreng (Fried Noodle). While the menu is subject to change, you can expect to have a unique and fulfilling cooking experience with Ketut. The class usually costs around £20 or $25 (350,000 IDR).  The class takes around 4 hours. You can book Ketut’s cooking class on Klook .

Explore some waterfalls

In the afternoon you could take the chance to visit some more epic waterfalls in the area: Tibumana Waterfall (the entrance fee is 15,000IDR, which is around $1 or £0.80) and Taman Sari Waterfall is a lovely waterfall and a popular spot for swimming. There are toilets and lockers available here too. This waterfall also costs 15,000IDR ($1 or £0.80).

If you’re looking for something more relaxing and therapeutic why not head to one of the beautiful spas in Ubud. You can find spas in luxurious resorts but be aware that these can be quite expensive. For a luxurious spa experience, expect to pay around £50 – £100 (roughly $70 – $120) for a massage. Don’t miss the stunning Kamandalu forest spa. Alternatively, you can find small independent spas scattered around Ubud town. 

This is one of the more intense and busy days of the itinerary exploring some of the epic attractions to the north of Ubud. You can either take taxis, use car or motorbike rental or arrange a tour that includes some of these attractions. 

Visit the Tegalalang Rice Terrace

Start your day early by heading to the tranquil Tegalalang Rice Terrace , a beautiful UNESCO World Heritage site that’s at its most peaceful and uncrowded around 6 am. The lush green valley is one of the most stunning and popular attractions in the area, with several laybys for parking and easy access to the rice terraces. While it’s a great place for trekking, be aware that the trails can be steep and muddy.

You can also relax with a drink at one of the many cafes or take advantage of the photo opportunities with the massive swings located around the terraces, such as the nests and giant swing at Uma Ceking Resto & Swings. Expect to pay around 150,000IDR – 300,000IDR (roughly £8 – £16 or $10 – $20) for the swings, and they may offer packages that include photography or access to other photo points like love heart frames.

Explore Tirta Empul temple

After the rice terraces, head north to Tirta Empul temple . This is one of Bali’s most prestigious temples, with a large ceremonial bathing pool open to the public. If you want to bathe you can rent a bathing sarong. Explore the beautiful artistic Balinese gates, statues, courtyard area, gardens, and fish pond. We recommend allowing around an hour to fully appreciate Tirta Empul. There are changing rooms, toilets, and lockers available, and entrance costs 50,000IDR for adults and 25,000IDR for children aged 5 to 11. The temple is open daily from 8 am to 6 pm, and you can borrow or rent sarongs at the entrance.

Visit the coffee plantations

After Tirta Empul we recommend a visit to the coffee plantations. There are some fantastic coffee plantations in Bali . For example, check out Segara Windhu Coffee plantation located a few kilometers north of Tirta Empul. Explore the plantations, learn about coffee growth and production, and sample local teas and coffee. This is also a great chance to try Kopi Luwak for around 50,000IDR (roughly £2 – £3 or $2.50 – $3.50).

Check out Penglipuran Village

Finally if you have time, head to the picturesque Penglipuran Village. This traditional village derives its name from the Balinese term for “a place to remember ancestors.” The village has a unique layout with narrow streets lined with traditional Balinese bamboo and wood houses, known for their distinct architectural style and intricately carved wooden doors and windows, as well as tiled roofs. The village is also home to a traditional village temple dedicated to the Hindu gods, an important center for local religious ceremonies and festivals. Explore the village, learn about its rich culture and traditions, and interact with friendly locals. Entry costs 25,000IDR for adults and 15,000I DR for children.

On the sixth day of this 10 day Bali itinerary, travel to Mount Batur; you could either do a sunrise trek here, or just enjoy some of the hotels near the lake and take in the scenery. 

Trek up mount Batur

If you are looking for a challenging and exhilarating experience we highly recommend a sunrise trek up Mount Batur. This stunning volcano is located in the northeast region of Bali, and the trek typically begins around 3am to ensure reaching the summit in time for sunrise. Batur is an impressive 1,717m tall (over 5,000ft). Some mornings, the mountaintop may be shrouded in clouds, while on other days, low clouds in the valley offer breathtaking panoramic views of the beautiful landscape. While the conditions are hard to predict, we still recommend attempting the trek if you have the chance. 

Bring some water and a light day bag, and your guide may be able to provide water and a head torch (check when you book). It’s recommended to wear good hiking shoes and bring a warm layer for the top. If trekking isn’t your style, there are also jeep taxis and mud bike taxi options available. The trek is moderately challenging, with some steep sections. The total route is approximately 3 km each way and takes around 1-2 hours.

You can book a sunrise trek up Mount Batur on Klook .

A guided sunrise trek up Mount Batur is likely to cost around 500,000 IDR (approximately £30 or $35). However, booking directly with a local guide may offer slightly cheaper options at around 450,000 IDR per person, which typically includes a guide, breakfast, and hotel pick-up. 

Explore some other attractions in the area

If trekking up a volcano isn’t for you, we highly recommend some other things in the area. For example, if you have ever dreamed of staying in an inflatable dome tent then check out Kubah Bali Glamping . They offer a very competitive price for glamping. There are also a number of hot springs located along the edge of Batur lake. We absolutely loved bathing in geothermal water overlooking a volcanic lake. 

Don’t miss our FULL GUIDE to glamping in Bali

There are some lovely cafes in this area. Don’t miss Mahen Cafe located high on the ridge overlooking Batur lake – with amazing views of mount Batur. This is a lovely cafe serving hot drinks, cold drinks and a range of food including western and Asian dishes. 

Swimming with wild dolphins is definitely one of the highlights of this 10 day Bali itinerary. Typically, these tours start early in the morning around 6am – 7am, and breakfast may or may not be included, so it’s a good idea to check with your guide beforehand. We recommend having some breakfast prepared beforehand, whether you purchase it from a shop the day before your tour or ask your guest house for an early breakfast.

Take a dolphin tour in Lovina

We highly recommend a dolphin tour in Lovina . During the tour, you will spend the first hour or so following pods of dolphins in the bay, but be aware that there will likely be many boats out, so don’t expect to have the experience yourself. If conditions allow, you may get the chance to swim with the dolphins later on in the morning. The way it works is that you hold onto a bar hanging off the side of the boat while the driver follows the dolphins, and it’s an incredible experience seeing these wild creatures swimming underwater.

After the dolphin encounter, many tours take you to a beautiful section of coral reef a few kilometers off the coast of Lovina, where you can explore the Lovina Sea sculpture park, a collection of underwater statues in the area. However, be aware that the currents in the area can be strong, so it’s recommended to wear fins and a lifejacket in the water, especially if you’re not a strong swimmer. Most tour boats provide snorkels, masks, fins, and life jackets.

How to arrange your dolphin tour

You can get some of the best prices for dolphin tours by booking on Klook. This may be cheaper than trying to book your tour locally.

Dolphin tours typically cost around 75,000IDR – 300,000IDR per person (approximately $5 – $20 or £3.50 – £16), and private boat trips are available for around 700,000IDR (around £40 or $45) with a maximum capacity of 6 – 8 people on the boat.

It may be more affordable to book your dolphin watching tour online in advance. It’s worth noting that dolphin tours can be canceled at short notice due to bad weather, so be prepared for a last-minute change of plans. 

Dolphin watching tours typically finish by midday. After the tour, we recommend planning a relaxing, low-key afternoon.

We recommend using this day to travel from Lovina to Bedugul. This is a long journey that is likely to take a couple of hours. The roads are steep, narrow and bendy. Along the way there are several attractions to stop at. 

Take a dip at the Banjar hot spring

Begin your day with a visit to the Banjar Hot Spring , a hidden gem nestled on the north coast of Bali. This secluded jungle hot spring is surrounded by lush greenery and boasts exquisite Balinese carvings. Facilities such as changing rooms, lockers, and toilets are available on-site for your convenience.

Admission to Banjar Hot Spring is just 20,000IDR (approximately £1 or $1.20) with a small additional fee for lockers and toilets. The hot spring is open daily from 8:30am to 5:30pm. If you have time, consider a visit to the nearby Brahmavihara-Arama temple, a unique Buddhist temple with strong Hindu influences.

Visit the Golden Valley waterfall

After your visit to the hot spring, continue your journey to the Golden Valley waterfall . This adventurous waterfall is located in a remote jungle valley in the hills, approximately 25km south of the Banjar Hot Spring. The waterfall is characterized by a large and impressive cascade. To access the waterfall, park your vehicle on the road and hike down the path for approximately 10 minutes.

Please note that the path is steep and can be slippery in places, and is not wheelchair or stroller accessible. The Golden Valley waterfall is free to visit, and there are some good parking spots along the road with a sign indicating the start of the trail.

Travel to Bedugul

It may be worth continuing your journey to Bedugul to stay overnight. On your way to Bedugul don’t miss the impressive Handara Gate; this is an impressive traditional Balinese gate with a backdrop of jungle mountains. 

We recommend spending this day exploring some of the attractions around Bedugul. You could use the afternoon or evening to travel back to the south of Bali to complete this 10 day Bali itinerary where you started. 

Visit the Ulun Danu lake temple

The Ulun Danu Lake Temple is one of Bali’s most iconic and breathtaking temples. Located on the shores of Lake Bratan, The Ulun Danu Lake Temple is surrounded by lush flower gardens, green mountains, and a calm, mirror-like lake, creating an unforgettable, postcard-perfect scene. Ulun Danu Lake Temple is located in the Bedugul area of Central Bali, Indonesia. The temple is approximately 50 kilometers (31 miles) north of Denpasar, the capital city of Bali, and 22 kilometers (14 miles) southwest of Singaraja. Entrance to Ulun Danu costs 75,000 IDR (around £4 or $5). 

Explore the Bali Botanical Gardens

Close to Ulun Danu you can also visit the Bali Botanical Gardens. As you explore you can see tropical plants, statues, traditional Bali gates, fountains and conservatories. Sadly some areas have fallen into disrepair and need maintenance. The botanical gardens are around 1 mile in length. It is likely to take a couple of hours to explore the whole area. There is a small entrance fee for the botanical gardens. It costs 25,000IDR on weekdays and 35,000IDR on weekends. 

Visit the strawberry plantations

Finally, there are several strawberry plantations located near Beratan lake. You can learn about strawberry production, pick your own strawberries and sample tasty strawberry products such as strawberry wine. Entry costs 10,000IDR (roughly £0.50 or $0.60). 

The final day of this 10 day Bali itinerary is a chilled day in Seminyak or Kuta. If you still have the energy why not take a surf lesson at 27 Surf school . If you love surfing don’t miss our full guide on surfing in Bali .

Lessons cost around 150,000IDR for 1.5 hours (around £8 or $10) and include equipment, rash guard, instruction and photography. You can rent a surfboard for 50,000IDR for an hour (around £3 or $3.50). Alternatively, why not check out the Beach Walk Shopping Centre in Kuta. 

Where next?

After you have completed your 10 day Bali itinerary you may want to work out what to do next. What about taking a trip to the Gili islands ? You can get to the Gili islands by boat and there are loads of epic things to do in the Gili islands . We loved taking a snorkeling trip on Gili Trawangan – seeing amazing sea sculptures and swimming with sea turtles. You do need at least 3-4 days to make the most of the Gili islands. 

How do you get around in Bali?

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The challenges of getting around in Bali

Getting around in Bali can be quite challenging. This 10 day Bali itinerary covers a route that is over 200km in length. Bali is a large island and it can take several hours to travel between towns. If you rent a car or bike in Bali be aware that some areas have awkward one way systems – especially in Kuta, Denpasar and Ubud. Roadside parking is generally fine – but in some areas parking space is limited (e.g. Ubud). Many attractions do have car parks as well. 

What’s more, some areas can get quite congested (especially in the south). Also Bali doesn’t have a good public transport system so you do need to plan your transport options in Bali. 

Here are the BEST ways to get around in Bali: 

1 Rent a motorbike – cheap and fun

Don’t miss our FULL GUIDE on renting a motorbike in Bali

Motorbike rental is a fun, cheap and flexible way to travel around. Bike rentals cost around 100,000IDR – 200,000 IDR (around £5 – £10 or $6 – $12) per day. You can barter for cheaper deals if you rent for longer. You can find motorbike rental shops all around Bali. When you rent a motorbike, always check the contract carefully, take pictures of any damage on the bike and check the petrol level. Make sure you exchange details with your rental dealer and that you understand your responsibilities (e.g. you are normally responsible for flat tyres or damage incurred by use). Always wear a helmet and ride carefully. 

Don’t miss our FULL GUIDE on Bali by bike – 4 epic motorbike itineraries in Bali

2 Take a taxi – convenient 

Taxi is a convenient and comfortable way to get around in Bali. Use the Grab taxi app for fair prices. The Grab taxi app is a free app that you can download on your mobile phone. Make sure you have a SIM card with local data and you can order taxis anywhere any time. Drivers are generally pretty quick to respond in Bali. For a short taxi journey expect to pay around 20,000IDR (roughly £1 or $1.20). For a longer journey expect to pay 200,000IDR – 500,000IDR (roughly £10 – £30 or $12 – $40).

Don’t miss our full guide to Grab in Bali

3 Use shared minibus transfers

Another way to get around in Bali is to use shared minibus transfers. Minibus transfers around Bali typically cost in the range of 100,000IDR – 250,000IDR per person (roughly £5 – £14 or $6 – $16). There are several companies that offer shared minibus transfers around Bali. For example, check out Perama Tour. Shared buses are pretty cheap – but always check against the cost of a taxi – especially if you’re traveling with others. In some cases a long distance taxi may be cheaper than a shared mini-bus. 

4 Use car rental – fun, flexible & great for families

Another great way to get around Bali is car rental. You can get great car rental deals in Denpasar, Kuta and Ubud. Make a deal with a local company. Always check the contract carefully. Car rental companies may ask you to leave a deposit. A car rental in Bali should cost around 200,000 – 400,000IDR per day for a good deal (around £10 – £20 or $12 – $24). We recommend using an international license and check the insurance policy on your rental.

5 Join a guided tour – fun and stress free

A fun and convenient way to get around in Bali is book trips and tours in advance. Most tours in Bali include hotel pick up and drop off. You can find some awesome tours on Klook . We have been very impressed by the prices and range of tours on Klook. Booking is very easy and convenient and Klook gives you a great picture of what you’re booking.  

What is the best time of year to visit Bali?

Bali experiences two main seasons throughout the year: the dry season (April to September) and the wet season (October to March). However, the island’s tropical climate means that it’s generally warm and humid throughout the year, with average temperatures ranging between 26°C and 29°C (79°F and 84°F).

Dry Season (April to September)

The dry season is widely considered the best time to visit Bali. In the dry season you can enjoy plenty of sunshine, warm temperatures, and low humidity. This season is perfect for outdoor activities such as sunbathing, swimming, surfing, and exploring the island’s beautiful landscapes. However, there are a few disadvantages of visiting Bali in the dry season. As it’s the peak tourist season, expect larger crowds at popular attractions and higher prices for accommodation. Also it is worth knowing that it can rain any time of the year in Bali. 

TOP TIP: To avoid the busiest months, consider planning your trip during April, May, or September, when the weather is still pleasant, and tourist numbers are lower.

Wet Season (October to March)

The wet season in Bali has frequent rainfall and higher humidity levels. Despite the rain, there are several advantages to visiting Bali during this time of year. The wet season is low season for tourism, which means fewer crowds and more affordable prices for accommodation. 

The island’s lush landscapes are also more vibrant during this period. The waterfalls are also more impressive in the dry season. December is often the most stormy month in Bali. On the other hand, the wet season’s weather can be unpredictable, with sudden downpours and occasional thunderstorms. This may impact outdoor activities, such as beach days, dolphin watching and hiking trips. The rain in Bali typically falls in short bursts. 

Other things to do in Bali if you have longer

If you have more time to explore Bali, there are plenty of other amazing activities and attractions to check out. Here are some of our top picks:

Take a day trip to Nusa Penida Island: Located off the southeast coast of Bali, Nusa Penida Island is home to stunning beaches and viewpoints, including Kelingking Beach, Broken Beach, Angel’s Billabong, Crystal Bay Beach, and the Thousand Islands Viewpoint.

Explore Pura Luhur Uluwatu: This Hindu temple perched on a cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean in southern Bali is one of the six most important temples on the island and offers stunning sunset views.

Visit Sekumpul Waterfall: Located in the northern part of Bali, Sekumpul Waterfall is one of Bali’s most beautiful waterfalls, surrounded by lush greenery and offering an unforgettable natural experience.

See the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces: Located in the central part of Bali, the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces offer breathtaking views of the rice fields and surrounding mountains. These terraces are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and are well worth a visit.

Try a Bali Swing: For an adrenaline rush, head to one of the many Bali Swing locations, where you can swing high above the rice fields and jungle.

Visit Tanah Lot Temple: One of Bali’s most famous temples, Tanah Lot is located on a rock formation in the middle of the ocean. It’s a great place to watch the sunset and take in the beauty of Bali’s coastline.

Trek up Mount Agung: If you’re up for a challenging hike, consider climbing Bali’s highest mountain, Mount Agung. The trek takes about 6 – 7 hours and offers stunning views of Bali from the top. Keep in mind that this trek is quite challenging, so you need to be fit and determined. A guide is required, and we don’t recommend going solo.

Suggested Packing list – 7 day Bali itinerary 

Here is a super helpful packing list to help you prepare for your trip to Bali: 

• Lightweight and breathable clothing (shorts, t-shirts, sundresses, etc.)
• Swimwear and a travel towel
• Comfortable walking shoes (especially if you’re planning to trek)
• Sunscreen and a hat or umbrella
• Mosquito repellent 
• A lightweight rain jacket 
• A small backpack or daypack for carrying essentials while out and about
• Dry sack to keep valuables safe and dry
• Personal toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, etc.)
• Travel adapter for charging electronic devices

Keep in mind that Bali is a warm and tropical destination, so you won’t need to pack heavy or bulky items. Light layers and comfortable clothing are key for staying cool and comfortable.

Life loving, adventure chasing, Mum of 3 who loves travel. Over 10 years of travel writing experience. Emma now loves to give the best tips to help other travel loving parents plan adventures with their kids. Whether you need to find the best accommodation or just need to know how to pack your bag Emma is that travelling mum who love to help you.

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24 April 2023 610x Travel Update

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Contoh Itinerary One Day Tour Bali

Hai teman-teman pelancong! Pernahkah kalian mendengar tentang one day tour atau liburan sehari penuh? Artikel ini akan memberikan contoh itinerary One Day Tour Bali yang dapat dipelajari oleh para wisatawan.

Jika kalian merasa lelah dengan rutinitas kerja dan ingin beristirahat sejenak, mengapa tidak mencoba rehat sehari dengan one day tour? Kegiatan ini merupakan liburan sehari penuh yang dapat direncanakan atau dijadwalkan oleh para pelancong. Seperti yang kita tahu, waktu efektif untuk bekerja biasanya adalah dari Senin hingga Jumat, sementara Sabtu dan Minggu adalah hari libur.

Lalu, apa yang bisa kita lakukan untuk mengisi waktu luang tersebut? Apakah hanya akan diam di rumah? Dan jika kita ingin berlibur, apakah liburan dadakan akan efektif dan efisien?

Jika kita berlibur tanpa menentukan tujuan yang pasti, maka hanya akan membuang waktu, tenaga, dan biaya. Terlebih lagi, jika kita tiba di tempat tujuan dan ternyata kapasitas pengunjung tidak memadai, hal ini akan menjadi pemborosan.

Oleh karena itu, sebaiknya kita merencanakan kegiatan liburan sehari dengan matang. Bagaimana jika teman-teman mencoba untuk menyusun rencana liburan sehari dan menggunakannya saat hari libur tiba? Dengan cara ini, kita dapat memaksimalkan waktu kita dan menikmati liburan dengan lebih baik.

Berikut adalah contoh itinerary One Day Tour Bali yang dapat menjadi referensi bagi teman-teman pelancong:

Baiklah, berikut ini adalah cara menyusun itinerary one day tour Bali:

• Merencanakan tujuan dan waktu berlibur Pertama-tama, sobat traveler perlu menentukan tujuan wisata yang ingin dikunjungi dan waktu liburan yang tersedia. Lakukan riset terlebih dahulu untuk mengetahui informasi tentang tempat wisata yang ingin dikunjungi.
• Memilih Destinasi Wisata Setelah menentukan tujuan wisata, sobat traveler perlu memilih destinasi wisata yang akan dikunjungi di Bali. Pastikan sobat traveler sudah mencari informasi tentang objek wisata dan daya tarik yang ada di destinasi tersebut.
• Menentukan Akomodasi Transportasi Setelah memilih destinasi wisata, sobat traveler perlu menentukan transportasi yang akan digunakan untuk mencapai tujuan. Pilihlah transportasi yang aman dan nyaman.
• Menyusun Jadwal Perjalanan dan Kegiatan Berwisata Sobat traveler perlu menyusun jadwal perjalanan dan kegiatan berwisata dalam rute yang searah agar tidak terjadi pemborosan waktu dalam perjalanan. Susunlah kegiatan-kegiatan yang ingin dilakukan dengan baik.
• Selalu menyediakan rencana extra Sobat traveler perlu menyediakan rencana cadangan jika rencana awal tidak berjalan dengan baik. Misalnya, jika waktu tidak memungkinkan untuk mengunjungi tempat wisata tertentu, sobat traveler dapat memindahkan jadwal ke tempat lain yang masih sesuai dengan rencana awal.

Itulah cara menyusun itinerary one day tour Bali. Pastikan sobat traveler mempersiapkan semuanya dengan baik agar liburan berjalan lancar dan menyenangkan.

• Sarapan pagi di warung lokal Bali
• Mengunjungi Taman Ayun Temple di Mengwi
• Mengunjungi Taman Botani Bali di Bedugul
• Menikmati pemandangan danau Beratan
• Makan siang di Bedugul
• Mengunjungi Danau Buyan dan Tamblingan
• Mengunjungi Munduk waterfall
• Mengunjungi Tanah Lot Temple
• Menikmati sunset di Tanah Lot
• Makan malam di restoran lokal Bali

Itulah contoh itinerary One Day Tour Bali yang dapat teman-teman pelancong coba. Jangan lupa untuk merencanakan liburan dengan baik agar kita dapat menikmati waktu dan pengalaman yang lebih baik.

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Tips Menyusun Itinerary One Day Tour Bali

Selain tips-tips di atas, ada beberapa hal lagi yang perlu diperhatikan saat menyusun itinerary one day tour Bali, antara lain:

• Prioritaskan tempat wisata yang paling ingin dikunjungi: Buat daftar tempat wisata yang ingin sobat traveler kunjungi dan prioritaskan tempat yang paling penting atau paling ingin dikunjungi terlebih dahulu. Ini penting agar sobat traveler tidak kecewa jika waktu berlibur tidak cukup untuk mengunjungi semua tempat.
• Sesuaikan jarak dan waktu tempuh antar tempat wisata: Pastikan sobat traveler menyusun itinerary sesuai dengan jarak dan waktu tempuh antar tempat wisata. Jika terlalu jauh atau butuh waktu lama untuk mencapai suatu tempat, pertimbangkan untuk menggantinya dengan tempat wisata lain yang lebih dekat atau lebih mudah dijangkau.
• Tetapkan budget yang realistis: Selalu perhitungkan budget yang diperlukan untuk berlibur dan sesuaikan dengan keuangan yang dimiliki. Jangan sampai budget terlalu kecil sehingga menyulitkan untuk menikmati liburan atau terlalu besar sehingga membuat keuangan menjadi berantakan.
• Gunakan aplikasi atau website untuk membantu menyusun itinerary: Saat ini sudah banyak aplikasi atau website yang dapat membantu menyusun itinerary dengan lebih mudah dan efisien, seperti Tripadvisor, Google Maps, atau Airbnb. Sobat traveler dapat memanfaatkan teknologi ini untuk memudahkan proses penyusunan itinerary.

Dengan memperhatikan tips-tips di atas, sobat traveler dapat menyusun itinerary one day tour Bali yang lebih efektif dan efisien.

Bagus, berikut adalah contoh itinerary one day tour Bali dari tim Arvi Tour yang dapat kami bagikan kepada sobat traveler:

Bagus, berikut adalah contoh itinerary one day tour Bali dari tim Bali Tripon yang dapat kami bagikan kepada sobat traveler:

Berencana liburan ke Bedugul dan Tanah Lot, sobat traveler dapat membuatnya seperti berikut:

• 09.00 pagi: Berangkat dari hotel
• 10.00 pagi: Mengunjungi Pura Taman Ayun
• 12.00 siang: Mengunjungi Danau Ulun Danu Beratan
• 01.00 siang: Makan siang
• 02.00 sore: Mengunjungi Alas Kedaton
• 04.00 sore: Mengunjungi Tanah Lot
• 06.00 malam: Kembali ke hotel

Jika ingin berkunjung ke daerah Penglipuran dan Kintamani, dapat dibuat sebagai berikut:

• 10.00 pagi: Mengunjungi desa Penglipuran
• 11.00 pagi: Mengunjungi Kintamani
• 02.00 sore: Mengunjungi perkebunan kopi
• 03.30 sore: Mengunjungi keindahan sawah di Tegalalang
• 05.00 sore: Mengunjungi air terjun Tegenungan
• 06.30 malam: Kembali ke hotel

Bila ingin berkunjung ke Tanah Lot, Uluwatu, dan Jimbaran, sobat traveler dapat membuat seperti berikut:

• 08.30 pagi: Berangkat dari hotel
• 09.45 pagi: Mengunjungi Pura Tanah Lot
• 12.00 siang: Makan siang
• 01.00 siang: Mengunjungi Garuda Wisnu Kencana
• 03.00 sore: Mengunjungi Uluwatu
• 06.00 sore: Makan malam di Jimbaran
• 07.30 malam: Kembali ke hotel

Jika ingin berwisata ke daerah Nusa Dua, dapat dibuat seperti berikut:

• 09.00 pagi: Tiba di pantai Tanjung Benoa untuk berwisata air
• 03.00 sore: Mengunjungi Pantai Dreamland
• 04.00 sore: Mengunjungi Pura Uluwatu
• 06.00 sore: Menyaksikan pertunjukan tari Kecak
• 07.00 malam: Kembali ke hotel

Jika ingin berkunjung ke Lempuyang, dapat dibuat seperti berikut:

• 08.00 pagi: Berangkat dari hotel
• 11.00 pagi: Mengunjungi Pura Lempuyang
• 01.00 siang: Mengunjungi Swing of Heaven
• 03.00 sore: Mengunjungi Taman Istana Air
• 05.00 sore: Mengunjungi Taman Ujung Sukasada

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Nusa Penida One Day Trip selama satu hari, sobat bisa mengunjungi tempat terpopuler diantaranya:

• 07.00 – 08.00 pagi: Berangkat ke Nusa Penida menggunakan fast boat
• 07.30 pagi: Tiba di Pelabuhan Nusa Penida
• 08.40 pagi: Mengunjungi Pantai Kelingking
• 12.30 siang: Makan siang
• 13.50 siang: Mengunjungi Broken Beach.
• 14:30 siang: Mengunjungi Crystal Bay.
• 16.00 siang: Kembali ke Pelabuhan Br. Nyuh Nusa Penida.
• 16.30 siang: Balik ke Bali dengan Fast Boat
• 17.00 siang: Tiba di Pelabuhan Sanur Bali

Tentu saja, semoga informasi tersebut bisa bermanfaat untuk sobat traveler yang ingin berkunjung ke Bali. Namun, sebelum melakukan perjalanan, pastikan untuk selalu mematuhi protokol kesehatan dan aturan yang berlaku di daerah tersebut untuk mencegah penyebaran COVID-19.

Jangan lupa juga untuk mempersiapkan diri dengan baik, seperti membawa perlengkapan yang cukup, memilih transportasi yang aman dan nyaman, serta mengatur budget dengan bijak agar perjalanan wisata bisa berjalan lancar dan menyenangkan.

Selain itu, dalam menyusun itinerary satu hari di Bali, sebaiknya juga mempertimbangkan jarak antar tempat wisata yang akan dikunjungi agar tidak terlalu jauh dan memakan waktu yang banyak di perjalanan.

Selain itu, pastikan juga untuk memperhatikan jam buka dan tutup tempat wisata yang akan dikunjungi agar tidak terlalu tergesa-gesa atau bahkan tidak bisa masuk ke dalamnya karena sudah tutup.

Saran terakhir adalah untuk membawa barang-barang yang dibutuhkan seperti peta, air minum, sunblock, serta pakaian yang sesuai dengan tempat wisata yang akan dikunjungi. Dengan begitu, perjalanan wisata akan lebih lancar dan menyenangkan.

Demikianlah contoh itinerary one day tour di Bali yang dapat disesuaikan dengan keinginan dan preferensi masing-masing traveler. Selamat menikmati liburan di Bali!

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