BALI - 6 DAYS

Visit the rice terraces of Ubud, especially during harvest season (March, April, September, and October) when the fields are filled with water that reflects the sky, creating a stunning mirrored landscape. The vibrant green of the terraces contrasts with the blue sky and the traditional wooden houses scattered across the scenery

After your walk, you can try different types of coffee in the area. Thanks to Bali's volcanic soil and tropical climate, the island is known for its coffee. Here, you’ll see locals preparing and roasting coffee beans in earthen vessels. One of the most famous types is Kopi Luwak, made from beans that have been eaten by a civet (an animal similar to a cat). Although the process may seem unusual—the beans are collected from the animal's droppings—this coffee is famous for its smooth taste and is one of the most exclusive and expensive coffees in the world.

In the afternoon, visit the Tirta Empul Temple, known for its sacred springs where Balinese devotees come to purify themselves. You can join in this tradition and take part in the purification ritual at the fountains, which are fed by underground springs.

Start your day by exploring the Campuhan Ridge Walk. This easy trail offers stunning views of Ubud’s landscape. It's a great option for early in the morning, before the day's heat intensifies, and perfect if you're in the mood to walk amidst nature.

In the afternoon, visit the Sacred Monkey Forest, an exciting experience suitable only for the brave. This sanctuary is home to over 600 macaques. In Balinese culture, monkeys are considered spiritual guides and protectors of the temple, playing an important role in local mythology due to their connection with the gods. Here, you'll have the opportunity to interact directly with the monkeys. While they are usually friendly, it's important to be cautious not to disturb them in their habitat and keep an eye on your belongings, as the monkeys sometimes take items in exchange for something you offer them. In the past, visitors could bring food to feed them, but now the caretakers sell special food for this purpose, allowing you to also capture that classic selfie with the monkeys.

Attend a Kecak fire dance performance, one of Bali's most popular cultural experiences. This dance portrays a scene from the Ramayana, an ancient Indian epic, and is accompanied by a unique soundtrack created by male singers chanting “chak-a-chak-a-chak” in unison as they move and turn in circles. The absence of musical instruments makes the sound even more powerful.

Mount Batur is an active volcano offering one of the most stunning views in Bali – the sunrise from its summit. The hike begins early in the morning and takes about 2 to 3 hours to reach the top, where you can enjoy the sun rising behind the mountains and the Batur Lake. From here, you’ll also get a distant view of Mount Agung, the sacred volcano and highest peak in Bali.

After returning and taking a nap, you can choose a class to relax or learn something new. You can opt for a yoga class at Yoga Barn or a cooking class to learn how to prepare traditional Balinese dishes. If you prefer to unwind after the hike, a Balinese massage is the perfect option to recharge your energy.

The island of Nusa Lembongan is known for its white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush tropical landscapes. It’s the perfect destination to escape the hustle and bustle of Bali and enjoy a more relaxed pace of life.

The beach is long and sandy, with calm waters, making it ideal for swimming and kayaking.

The beach is ideal for swimming and offers calm, shallow waters, making it more suitable for families and people looking to enjoy a relaxing day by the sea.

It’s a small cove surrounded by cliffs, and the water is generally calm, making it a good spot for swimming. Its unique location gives it a more exclusive feel.

A cliff where the waves crash fiercely, creating an impressive natural spectacle

Dream Beach is known for its serene and somewhat secluded atmosphere. It offers stunning views and a more tranquil experience. The beach has soft white sand and clear waters, perfect for relaxation and swimming.

Rent a motorcycle and cross the Yellow Bridge to Nusa Ceningan. Make stops at the picturesque cafés along the coast.

The Blue Lagoon is known for its tranquil yet dramatic beauty. It's a popular spot for those looking for an escape into nature, offering a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by cliffs and turquoise waters.

A meeting point for surfers. From here, you can watch surfers launching from the highest point of the restaurant to catch the best waves in the area. Enjoy the most spectacular sunset on the island while relaxing with a beer or a coconut water.

Nusa Penida is the largest, most authentic, and least developed island in the region.

Kelingking Beach, famous for its dinosaur-shaped beach, offers stunning panoramic views and is perfect for photography.

Crystal Bay, known for its crystal-clear waters and excellent opportunities for diving and snorkeling. This place is ideal for exploring the rich marine life and enjoying an unparalleled natural setting.