Bali 10 days

Bali's main international airport. Upon arrival, you'll clear immigration and customs before heading out to your accommodation.

• Pre-book a taxi or ride-sharing service for smoother airport transfer.

A popular stretch of golden sand known for its vibrant atmosphere, surf breaks, and stunning sunsets. Relax on a sun lounger or take a dip in the ocean.

• Visit during late afternoon for the best sunset views.
• Be mindful of strong currents if swimming.

A quirky, jungle-themed restaurant and bar with an eclectic atmosphere. It's a great spot for dinner and drinks with unique decor.

• Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
• Explore the different rooms for unique photo opportunities.

Iconic, emerald-green rice paddies carved into the hillside. Explore the terraces, learn about the Subak irrigation system, and enjoy panoramic views.

• Arrive early to avoid crowds and enjoy cooler temperatures.
• Wear comfortable shoes for walking on uneven paths.

A sacred sanctuary home to hundreds of long-tailed macaques and ancient temples. Stroll through the lush forest and observe the playful monkeys in their natural habitat.

• Do not feed the monkeys or bring loose food items.
• Keep your belongings secure as the monkeys can be mischievous.

A popular local eatery in Ubud serving authentic Indonesian dishes at affordable prices. Known for its delicious nasi campur and friendly atmosphere.

• Try the 'Nasi Campur' for a taste of various local specialties.

A bustling market offering a wide array of Balinese handicrafts, souvenirs, textiles, and art. Perfect for finding unique gifts and experiencing local commerce.

• Bargaining is expected, so be prepared to negotiate prices.
• Visit before closing time to get the best selection.

A holy water temple where Balinese Hindus go for ritual purification. Visitors can observe or participate in the purification ceremony in the designated pools.

• Sarongs are required for entry; they can be rented at the entrance.
• Dress modestly and be respectful of the religious ceremonies.

A scenic paved walking trail offering stunning views of lush green valleys and tropical vegetation. It's a relatively easy walk, perfect for a morning or late afternoon stroll.

• Go early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat.
• Bring water and wear sunscreen as there is little shade.

A popular raw vegan cafe and juice bar offering healthy and delicious plant-based meals. It's a serene spot to refuel after a day of exploring.

• Try their signature colorful smoothie bowls.
• The cafe also offers a juice cleanse program.

The official residence of the royal family of Ubud. While parts are private, the main gates and courtyards are accessible, showcasing traditional Balinese architecture.

• Check for traditional dance performances held in the evenings.
• It's a great spot for photos of Balinese architecture.

Showcases a diverse collection of Balinese art, from traditional paintings to contemporary works. It provides a comprehensive overview of the island's rich artistic heritage.

• Look for the exhibits featuring the 'I Wayan Neka' collection.
• The museum offers context to the art seen throughout Bali.

A specialty coffee roaster and cafe offering expertly brewed coffee in a relaxed, artistic setting. It's a perfect stop for coffee lovers.

• Try their single-origin pour-over coffee.
• The cafe often features local art on its walls.

One of Bali's most renowned yoga and wellness centers, offering a wide variety of daily classes, workshops, and retreats in a tranquil environment.

• Book classes in advance, especially popular ones.
• They also have a healthy cafe on-site.

An organic, plant-based restaurant set within a permaculture garden, serving creative and flavorful dishes made from locally sourced ingredients.

• Enjoy a walk through their permaculture garden before or after your meal.
• The menu changes seasonally based on garden availability.

Travel from Ubud to the southern Bukit Peninsula, known for its dramatic cliffs, world-class surf breaks, and beautiful beaches.

• Consider hiring a private driver for the transfer, which can also include stops along the way.

A famous beach with a picturesque cove accessible through a narrow opening in the rocks. It's known for its clear waters and surf-friendly waves.

• Be aware of the tide times, as access can be affected.
• It can get crowded, especially during peak season.

An iconic cliffside bar and restaurant overlooking Uluwatu's famous surf break. It's the perfect spot to enjoy a drink and watch surfers catch waves.

• Visit on a Sunday for their lively Sunday Sessions.
• The views are spectacular, especially during sunset.

Perched on a cliff edge, this stunning sea temple offers breathtaking ocean views and is a popular spot to witness the Kecak fire dance at sunset.

• Arrive before sunset to explore the temple grounds and secure a good spot for the dance.
• Beware of the monkeys, which are known to snatch belongings.

A secluded and pristine white-sand beach accessible via a somewhat challenging path down the cliff. It offers a more tranquil experience with dramatic cliff backdrops.

• Wear sturdy shoes for the walk down and up the cliff.
• Bring your own snacks and water as facilities are limited.

A trendy cafe in Uluwatu known for its excellent coffee, delicious brunch menu, and relaxed vibe. It's a great spot to refuel after a morning at the beach.

• Their avocado toast and smoothie bowls are highly recommended.
• The cafe has a cool, industrial-chic design.

A beautiful, less crowded beach with soft sand and calm waters, ideal for swimming and sunbathing. It's a hidden gem offering a peaceful escape.

• There are local warungs (small restaurants) nearby for refreshments.
• The access road can be a bit rough, but worth the effort.

A stylish restaurant offering a Mediterranean-inspired menu with stunning ocean views. It's a perfect place for a romantic dinner as the sun sets.

• Book a table with a view in advance.
• Their seafood dishes are particularly popular.

Take a fast boat from Sanur Beach (Bali) to Nusa Lembongan, a smaller island known for its relaxed atmosphere, clear waters, and stunning coastal scenery.

• Book your tickets in advance, especially during peak season.
• The journey takes approximately 30-45 minutes.

A beautiful crescent-shaped beach with white sand and turquoise waters, fringed by cliffs. It's ideal for swimming and sunbathing, though waves can sometimes be strong.

• There are several cafes and warungs along the beach for refreshments.
• Be cautious when swimming if the waves are large.

A dramatic coastal rock formation where waves crash powerfully into a series of blowholes and pools, creating spectacular spray. Best viewed during high tide.

• Be careful of slippery rocks and stay a safe distance from the crashing waves.
• It's a fantastic spot for photography, especially at sunset.

Overlooking the ocean and the famous yellow bridge, this beachfront cafe offers a relaxed dining experience with fresh seafood and international dishes.

• Enjoy a cocktail while watching the sunset over the water.
• The ambiance is casual and perfect for a laid-back evening.

A stunningly beautiful cove with vibrant turquoise water surrounded by limestone cliffs. It's a popular spot for photos and cliff jumping for the adventurous.

• Be cautious if attempting to jump from the cliffs; assess conditions carefully.
• The color of the water is most striking on a sunny day.

A secluded beach offering a peaceful retreat with clear waters ideal for swimming. It's a great spot to relax away from the crowds.

• Facilities are minimal, so bring your own supplies.
• The path to the beach can be a bit rough.

Embark on a boat trip to explore the underwater world around Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida, with a high chance of spotting majestic manta rays.

• Book a tour that visits Manta Point for the best chance to see manta rays.
• Ensure you have reef-safe sunscreen.

A stylish beachfront restaurant and bar with a bohemian vibe, offering delicious food and refreshing drinks with stunning sea views.

• Enjoy their signature cocktails and fresh seafood.
• The colorful decor makes it a photogenic spot.

Return to Bali mainland via fast boat from Nusa Lembongan to Sanur Beach.

• Confirm your return boat schedule the day before.
• Allow ample time for transfer to your next destination.

Travel from Sanur to Canggu, a trendy coastal town known for its surf beaches, bohemian cafes, and vibrant nightlife.

• Canggu can experience heavy traffic, especially during peak hours.

A popular surf spot with black volcanic sand, known for its consistent waves and lively atmosphere. It's a great place to watch surfers or try a lesson.

• Rent a surfboard or take a surf lesson from one of the many local schools.
• Enjoy fresh grilled seafood from the warungs lining the beach.

A bohemian-chic beachfront venue with a rustic, nautical theme, offering delicious food, cocktails, and stunning sunset views over the ocean.

• Arrive early to secure a good spot for sunset.
• They often have live music or DJs in the evenings.

A highly popular cafe in Canggu known for its vibrant, healthy, and Instagram-worthy brunch dishes and excellent coffee.

• Expect a wait, especially during peak brunch hours.
• Their 'Hole Food' smoothie bowl is a signature dish.

A long stretch of sandy beach in Canggu, popular with surfers of all levels. It's a great spot for a leisurely walk and enjoying the coastal scenery.

• It's a more relaxed beach compared to Echo Beach.
• Good for watching the sunset if you haven't already.

A stunning sea temple perched on a rock formation offshore, offering iconic views, especially at sunset. It's one of Bali's most important landmarks.

• The best time to visit is during low tide when you can walk closer to the temple base.
• It gets very crowded, especially around sunset.

Depart from Bali.

• Allow at least 2-3 hours for check-in and security procedures.