Kintamani Tour - Swing - Temple - Waterfall - Coffee plantation

Tohpati Village - We’ll pick you up at your hotel at 8:30am and head to Tohpati Village, located about 12 kilometers from Kuta. Tohpati Village is renowned as Bali’s Batik Center. Batik is a traditional fabric painting technique using wax to create intricate patterns. Watching the process is truly fascinating. It’s hard to visit or live in Indonesia without encountering batik, one of the country’s most sophisticated art forms.

Puseh Batuan Temple - A 10-minute drive will take us to Batuan Temple, one of the most popular and beautiful village temples. It is part of the Tri Kahyangan, a trio of major village temples, and features Balinese architecture with split gates, stone guardians, thatched shrines, and detailed carvings. Your guide will share the temple’s history with you.

Alas Harum Bali - After a 45-minute drive, we’ll arrive at Alas Harum agrotourism. This is a must-visit spot where you’ll be welcomed with various teas and coffee flavors. You can also enjoy a swing and a giant ‘bird nest’ for some spectacular photos. The giant swing offers views over rice fields and a river. There are also famous King Kong heads, giant bird nests, bridges, and shrines for photo opportunities and to enjoy the scenic rice fields. It’s a thrilling and Instagram-worthy experience.

Kintamani Highland - Kintamani Village offers unique and stunning mountain tourism with cool daytime air and cold nights. You’ll see the breathtaking natural scenery of Penelokan, a combination of Mount Batur, black rock expanses, Lake Batur, and a blue caldera. The village’s dramatic landscape centers around the volcanic caldera of ancient Mount Batur, featuring a deep crater lake, Bali’s largest, and bubbling hot springs.

Tirta Empul Temple - Tirta Empul Temple is built around a sacred spring in Tampak Siring. For over a thousand years, Balinese worshipers have been drawn to this temple, believed to have been created by Lord Indra and to possess curative properties. The tradition continues today, with the temple and its two bathing places used for good health and prosperity. If you’re interested in a holy cleansing, our guide will gladly assist you.

Blangsinga Waterfall - Blangsinga Waterfall is one of Bali’s most picturesque waterfalls, perfect for a fun photo shoot. The impressive falls cascade about 25 meters into the Petanu River, creating a beautiful spot for pictures. The waterfall area includes amenities like a spacious parking lot, gazebo, toilets, a canteen, and a concrete pathway to the riverbed. Besides water recreation, visitors can enjoy the beauty of a rainbow and the atmosphere of the Petanu River.

Tanah Lot Temple - Mengiat Beach - Padang Padang Beach - Uluwatu Temple - Kecak Dance

Tanah Lot Temple - We’ll pick you up at 8:30am from your hotel lobby and head to Tanah Lot Temple. This Balinese Hindu temple is situated on a rock in the sea. The name ‘Tanah Lot’ means ‘land in the sea.’ Near the temple, there is a holy snake believed by locals to guard the temple from negative influences. You can view the temple from several spots, offering spectacular ocean and sunset views. When the tide is high, the temple appears to float on the seawater.

Nusa Dua Dive Centre - After about an hour’s drive, we’ll reach Nusa Dua Beach for some relaxation and a 15-minute banana boat ride (other activities like diving, parasailing, jet skiing, sea walking, and snorkeling can be purchased on-site).

Mengiat Beach - A 5-minute drive will take us to Mengiat Beach, known for its clean white sand, calm waves, and uncrowded atmosphere. The beach is well-maintained, with a paved path shared by walkers and cyclists. The water is clean, making it great for swimming. A half-kilometer-long reef barrier protects the shore from the rough waves of the Indian Ocean. You can also visit Waterblow on the Peninsula Island’s rocky cliff to witness the powerful forces of nature up close.

Padang Padang Beach - A 30-minute drive will bring us to Padang Padang Beach, famous for being featured in the movie ‘Eat Pray Love.’ Located next to the well-known surf break Impossibles, Padang Padang is renowned for its consistent surf and attracts visitors year-round. Despite being one of the busiest beaches on the Bukit Peninsula, its golden sand and clear aqua waters make it worth a visit.

Uluwatu Temple - A 10-minute drive will take us to Uluwatu Temple, one of the most visited Balinese Hindu temples. It is perched on a cliff with crevasses on both sides. Your guide will explain the temple’s history and show you the best spots for photographs. If you’re interested in watching the Kecak dance, you can purchase tickets on-site for around $7 each. The dance, performed for about an hour, tells the story of the Indian epic Ramayana.

Jimbaran Bay - We’ll head to Jimbaran Bay, a beautiful beach in southern Bali with white sand stretching along the coast. The beach is lined with numerous cafes. If you’re looking for a romantic BBQ seafood dinner on the beach, Jimbaran Bay is the perfect place.

• Private transportation
• 15-minute Banana Boat Ride
• Tea and Coffee tasting
• English-speaking driver/guide
• Complimentary drinking water

• Kecak dance ticket
• Gratuities
• Food and Drink, unless specified