This tour ticks off all the boxes for a great day out in nature. A jam-packed adventure awaits with visits to a butterfly park, the countryside, waterfalls to name a few. And to top it off, a tasty lunch is thrown in, too.Kick off wandering around Bali's butterfly park in Tabanan – the perfect opportunity to encounter rare and endemic species of butterflies. You'll stroll around acres of grounds and maze-like gardens as you marvel at the colourful insects which flutter around you. Then, you'll stop by the emblematic Jatiluwih rice terraces, which boast UNESCO world heritage status.Continue into the alpine countryside – home to some of northern Bali's most impressive rice terraces – and we'll ascend to the mountain resort of Bedugul and Lake Beratan. Here you'll discover the iconic Hindu Shaivite temple of Ulun Danu. Sat on a small promontory of the lake, the temple is home to the Goddess of Waters named Danu. Then, head north and stroll through the jungle canopies to end the tour on a high, with the chance to see a spectacular waterfall.
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Just a stone's throw away from Denpasar, Kusamba is a traditional fishing village where beach-perched huts face dark coastal sands. Discover how the locals produce salt using traditional tools where you can experience yourself this ancient custom. Next up, is a visit to a temple oasis locally known as Tirta Gangga. Spring-fed pools and perfectly placed stone tiles allow you to truly experience this water temple a living testament to Balinese elegance. Head over to a local restaurant inside the water garden and taste some of the area's specialities.Windy roads will then lead you to one of the holiest temples in Bali, on the slopes of Mount Lempuyang. The Gate of Heaven is one of Bali's most Insta-famous locations, and you'll get to discover it on this tour. Getting your pic here has become a ritual. A sacred staircase will allow you to reach this sacred place. Finally, make a relaxing stop for refreshments with cake and coffee or tea. Take in the breathtaking views of Mount Agung and the rice fields below as the warm Balinese sun sets over the island.
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Uluwatu Temple with Balinese Dance Private Half-Day Tour
See the best of Bali on a tour designed by the locals – combining a visit to Uluwatu Temple and a special Balinese dance performance. And to top it off, there's no need to set an alarm – this afternoon lets you immerse yourself in Balinese culture without waking up too early. First on the agenda is the holy temple of Uluwatu. The iconic pagoda is perched on a cliff high above the sea, in the far south of Bali. Its impressive location makes it the perfect place to watch the sun go down while watching ‘kecak' – a unique combination of song and theatre.It's a mix of powerful chanting, intricate costumes and complex moves that recounts a tale from the Ramayana, an ancient Sanskrit text. The monkeys are all part of the story – look out for Hanuman, the white monkey warrior.
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Mount Batur Sunrise Trek with Hot Springs
Watching the sunrise over Bali's most active volcano is an incredible adventure. We'll head in the early hours to the foot of Mount Batur and after a two-hour trek to the summit, you'll enjoy a light breakfast and time to rest. Take in an awesome sunrise over the smoking crater of Mount Agung before we head back down to unwind in the hot springs.
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See all the traditions of ancient Bali brought to life on this fascinating tour. In the village of Batu Bulan you'll witness a colourful Barong and Kris dance performance – a tradition taken from a Hindu story of good versus evil. After we'll continue to the craft village of Celuk, well known for its silverware. There will also be a stop in Mas, a small town where you can browse local artisan stores selling woodwork.Before lunch, we'll be dropping in at the Elephant Cave of Goa Gajah – one of the most important spiritual monuments in the country. Then it's time for something to eat in Kintamani, popular for its grandstand views of Mount Batur - an active volcano.Once you're refuelled, depart for the village of Tegallalang where you'll discover its iconic rice terraces – a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is not to be missed on your Bali holiday. The tour comes to an end in Ubud, the village of artists and dancers.
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This tour ventures deep into the Bali countryside, uncovering some of its best-kept secrets. As you weave through the tropical greenery, the true beauty of the island will be revealed, so why not take some snaps of the picture-perfect landscapes surrounding you.The journey continues through the dense jungle. Your expert guide will give you an insight into local life in the island's more rural regions, as you venture off the beaten track.A bit of waterfall hopping is next on the agenda, as you discover the cascades of Kanto Lampo, Tibumana and Tukad Cepung. There'll be time to stop and take in the surroundings while you snack on a picnic lunch. You can even enjoy a refreshing dip in the cool waters.
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Sea Temple and Cocktail Private Tour
This afternoon tour combines the best of Bali – temples, beaches and sunsets. Visit the royal Taman Ayun temple and Tanah Lot, then head to Canggu beach to see the sunset.First on the agenda is Taman Ayun temple, a photogenic monument built in the 17th century for the royal family. It's a serene and tranquil spot with beautifully maintained gardens located in Mengwi. Next, you're off to famous Tanah Lot, Bali's most photographed temple. Perched on a rock in the middle of the sea, the Hindu shrine is famed for its unique offshore setting and spectacular nightfall.The tour continues at Canggu beach – a laidback dusk and dining scene. We'll enter the magical Tugu Hotel to discover its vast collection of Indonesian and Asian antiques. Then, it's time to finish off with a cocktail and canape as you watch the sun set over the beach. What better way to end the day.
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Steeped in mythology, the cultural park of Garuda Wisnu Kencana is bursting with things to see and do. Stimulating performances, legendary tales and iconic sculptures are all on the agenda.Rising above it all is the grand Garuda Wisnu Kencana, which takes centre stage on this tour. The majestic shrine towers over the island at an impressive 120 meters, making it one of the world's tallest monumental statues and the highest in Indonesia. Once you've pulled yourself away from the imposing centrepiece, wander around the park's main square – Lotus Pond. Framed by steeply rising limestone walls, it's home to the statue of the mythical being of Garuda. If you're feeling spiritual, rejuvenate with sacred water at Parahyangan Somaka Giri fountain. Its mineral-rich springs are believed to have healing abilities. Wrap up your visit at the amphitheatre, where you can enjoy one of the many scheduled performances. From traditional Balinese dance displays like Barong or Keris, to cinematic shows – there's something for everyone.
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Call the shots on a private tour of Bali, designed by you. Whether it be visiting the main sights or finding hidden gems – it's totally your choice. Choose between a half-day or full-day experience with the help of a local guide, or go all-out on your own adventure with a private driver. The possibilities are endless when it comes to things to do in Bali. You could head to see the many Hindu shrines and temples, mingle with the locals in one of the lesser-known villages or get the adrenaline pumping with a trek up Mount Batur. Or, if you prefer the quieter side of life, there's plenty of beaches waiting to be explored. Our favourite is Nyang Nyang – secluded and unspoilt, it's utter bliss. Whatever you choose to do, you'll be sure to finish the day with lots of magical memories.
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Lembongan Island Cruise on Aneecha or Paula Catamaran
Discover Bali's paradise island of Lembongan with a day aboard a sleek catamaran. Catch some rays on deck as we cruise to the white sands of Lembongan beach. Then, choose to take a banana boat around the bay or cool things off with some swimming and snorkelling in exotic reefs before lunch at a beach club.Settle yourself on the decks or the comfy nets for two hours of sailing the isles off Bali's southeast coast. Along the way, you can cannonball into the tropical waters and swim and snorkel at standout spots like Wall Point and Mangrove Point – two of southeast Asia's top diving destinations.Hit the shores of Lembongan beach, and you've the choice of a glass-bottom boat ride over coral reefs, a banana boat around the bay, or free time to sit back and relax on the sand. There's also a chance to see a seaweed farm and step inside a famous underground house. After lunch at a beach club, we round off with a village tour of Nusa Penida before heading back to base.
Eastern Bali is often overlooked, yet its cultural offering is second to none. This tour puts the spotlight on the region and all its hidden gems. Discover the ancient village of Tenganan, Tirta Gangga water palace and Virgin beach.Start the day with a visit to Tenganan village, one of the oldest Balinese ancient villages in the eastern part. Famous for its well-preserved village layout and the ongoing survival of its traditional crafts, Tenganan offers a unique cultural insight into Bali. Next on the agenda is the sacred Tirta Gangga – a former royal palace converted into an open water sanctuary. Be sure to get your picture taken on the iconic stepping stones which lead around an 11-tier fountain.For lunch, we'll head to a small restaurant in the village of Glumpang. Surrounded by rice fields and with the majestic Mt Agung as a backdrop, you couldn't ask for a better lunch spot. You'll end the day at Virgin Beach. Tucked away in a secluded bay and sheltered by green cliffs and waving palm trees, it's one of the area's best treasures.
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Ubud and Tampak Siring Private Tour
Bali's spiritual heartland is a world away from the island's main resorts. Expect art galleries, sprawling markets and holy spring waters.First up are Ubud's must-see galleries, housing collections from both Balinese and international artists. After, you'll have free time to explore the local market. Browse the many stalls selling Balinese handicrafts and textiles. Then we'll take a scenic route past the Tegallalang rice fields to Tampaksiring, where we'll discover one of Bali's largest ancient temples - Gunung Kawi. Built on a natural spring, the 11th-century water temple has been used for purification rituals for many years. Be stunned by its collection of ‘candi' – Balinese rock-cut shrines.On the way back, we'll stop at Batuan village to see a traditional house. Cap off the tour with a visit to Tohpati, an art and craft village famous for ‘batik'. You'll see the traditional form of painting fabrics using dots and lines from wax in action.
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