Bali’s Great Introduction

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The perfect introduction to Bali is fascinating culture and handicrafts, picturesque rice fields, traditional villages and a spectacular lake and volcano.

The first stop is the stone carving village of Batubulan to see the colourful and exciting Barong and Kris Dance. This dance tells of the eternal fight between good and evil and is an epic from the Mahabrata story.

After the performance, guests will leave for Kintamani; travel from the palm-fringed shores of the lowlands to the towering mountains of the north, encompassing a cross-section of the entire island of Bali. A visit the village of Mas, famous for wood carvings and watch the workers enfolding the intricate designs from the many varieties of woods and also the village of Celuk renowned for its silver crafts is the next stop.

The Elephant Caves (Goa Gajah) will also be visited. This is a complex built in the 11th century. On the arrival at Kintamani, guests will enjoy the spectacular views of Mount Batur with ribbons of black lava running down from the peak into the valley below. The crater is holy and there is a sanctuary at the top which is dedicated to the fertility Goddess. Lake Batur lies serene and shimmering against the backdrop of the mountains.

The return journey brings us to the temple and holy springs at Sebatu and beautiful rice terraces at Tegalalang. A final stop will be made in the village of Ubud renowned for its artists and dancers alike.

The Wonder of Northern Bali

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On leaving the lowlands and relatively flat rice fields of Tabanan, the tour will start entering into the steeper mountain region of Bedugul.

A stop at Pacung amidst beautiful rice terraces will be made and also the colourful local fruit market of Candi Kuning will be visited.

On reaching the attractive mountain resort of Bedugul and Lake Beratan, we shall visit the delightful Ulun Danu Temple dedicated to the Goddess of the waters (Dewi Danu).

The tour continues north along the winding roads which lead to Gitgit waterfalls. Clove and coffee plantations stretch to the lowlands of Singaraja and Lovina¿s black lava sand beaches.

The return journey takes us through the most beautiful rice terraces at Pupuan.

Arung River White water rafting

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This visually spectacular rafting trip on the Ayung River is a mix of excitement, fun, and breathtaking views. Carving through some of Balis most fantastic landscape, the Ayung River provides a thrill from the moment you push off from the riverbank Class II & III rapids wind through deep valley, cascading waterfalls, dense tropical rainforest and towering cliffs.

Bali Hai day cruise to Lembongan

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Cruise to Lembongan Island aboard Bali Hai II and relax on the golden sand in tranquil Lembongan Bay at The Bali Hai Cruises Private Beach Club.

Bali’s temple Orientation

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Drive to the royal temple of Mengwi, Pura Taman Ayun, known for its beautiful merus and surrounding moat.

Watch the monkeys in Kedaton village play freely in the temple complex whilst the villagers go about their daily work.

Late afternoon drive to Tanah Lot Temple famous for its sunsets (weather permitting), a perfect backdrop for the sacred temple which stands on a lava rock out in the Indian Ocean.

At low tide it is possible to walk over to the temple but entrance is not permitted.