Tanjung Benoa - The first stop on the Bali Water Sports and Ubud Tour is a water sports provider offering activities like Banana Boat, Jet Ski, and Parasailing Adventure. If you love water adventures, this is the place for you. The experienced staff ensures a safe and enjoyable experience. Dive into the excitement of Bali Water Sports and enjoy a fantastic marine adventure. If fun is what you’re after, you’ve found the right spot! Choose your preferred water activity and get ready to get wet.

Nusa Dua - Enjoy a set menu of Indonesian food for lunch, with vegetarian options available upon request. After lunch, we head to Ubud to visit various tourist sites.

Tegenungan Waterfall - Tegenungan Waterfall in Ubud village offers stunning scenery with clean water and a cool atmosphere. There are steps leading down to the stream for a closer view of the waterfall. Unlike many other waterfalls in Bali, Tegenungan is not located in the highlands or mountains. It’s a beautiful spot surrounded by greenery and nature. You can even take a bath in this amazing waterfall.

Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary - Located in the center of Ubud village, the Ubud Monkey Forest is a popular tourist destination. Also known as Padang Tegal Wanara Wana, this sacred forest features a monkey sanctuary, beautiful views, and a fresh atmosphere. Inside, you can also visit a Hindu temple and a small waterfall. The monkeys are tame and can be fed, but please do so carefully. If they take food from you, do not try to retrieve it. Staff members are present to ensure the safety of visitors.

Ubud Palace - Also known as Puri Saren, the Ubud Royal Palace is located in the center of Ubud village. Historically, the royal family managed large tracts of rice-growing land for the community and temples. Visitors can explore the palace and admire the beautiful design of the former royal residence. The palace features a Wantilan (auditorium) and a banyan tree for shelter.

Ubud Traditional Art Market - The Ubud Art Market, located in the center of Ubud village, is the final stop on the Bali Water Sports and Ubud Tour. The market has two sections: one for locals selling vegetables, food, and ceremonial items, and another for tourists offering various handicrafts. The prices are negotiable, so good bargaining skills can get you a great deal. Experience the unique social activity of this traditional market.