Bali 4 days

A wide, sandy beach known for its vibrant atmosphere and excellent sunset views. It's a great spot for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying the ocean breeze.

• Arrive early for a good spot on the sand.
• Watch out for strong currents if swimming.

A uniquely decorated, eclectic restaurant and bar that transforms into a lively party spot in the evening. Offers a diverse menu in a whimsical setting.

• Reservations are recommended for dinner.
• Explore the quirky interiors.

Popular with surfers and those seeking a more laid-back vibe than Seminyak. Lined with surf schools, cafes, and beach bars.

• Consider a beginner surf lesson here.
• Enjoy a drink at one of the beachfront warungs.

A stylish beach club with a pool, daybeds, and a restaurant, offering stunning sunset views over Batu Bolong Beach. Known for its cocktails and relaxed ambiance.

• Book a daybed in advance for sunset.
• Dress code is smart casual.

Iconic emerald-green rice paddies sculpted into the hillside. Offers breathtaking views and opportunities for photos. You can walk down into the terraces.

• Visit early to avoid crowds and the heat.
• Be prepared for some walking on uneven paths.

A sacred nature reserve and Hindu temple complex inhabited by hundreds of long-tailed macaques. Explore the lush forest and ancient temples.

• Do not feed the monkeys or bring loose food items.
• Keep your belongings secure, as monkeys are known to snatch them.

A popular organic cafe in Ubud serving healthy and delicious vegetarian and vegan dishes. Known for its beautiful, airy interior and tranquil ambiance.

• Try their fresh juices and smoothies.
• Great spot for a light lunch or early dinner.

Offers authentic Balinese massage and wellness treatments in a serene setting. A perfect way to relax and rejuvenate after a day of exploring.

• Book your treatment in advance, especially for popular times.
• Consider the Balinese massage for a traditional experience.

An early morning trek up Mount Batur to witness a spectacular sunrise from the summit. The trek is moderately challenging and offers incredible panoramic views.

• Requires a very early start (around 2 AM).
• Wear sturdy hiking shoes and bring a jacket as it can be cold at the summit.

A holy water temple where Balinese Hindus go for ritual purification. Features a natural spring that flows into a large, clear pool.

• Sarongs are required for entry; they can be rented.
• You can participate in the purification ritual if you wish, bring a change of clothes.

A local eatery near Kintamani offering authentic Indonesian cuisine with views of Lake Batur and Mount Batur. A great place to refuel after the trek and temple visit.

• Try the Nasi Campur for a taste of various local dishes.
• Enjoy the scenic views from the restaurant.

Famous for its dramatic cliffside T-Rex shaped viewpoint. The beach below is accessible via a steep, challenging trek, but the views from above are spectacular.

• The trek down is strenuous and not for the faint-hearted.
• Wear appropriate footwear if you plan to descend.

A charming beachfront restaurant in Jimbaran known for its fresh seafood. Enjoy grilled fish, prawns, and other local delicacies with your feet in the sand.

• Choose your fresh seafood from the display.
• Spectacular sunset dining experience.

Perched dramatically on a cliff edge overlooking the Indian Ocean. Famous for its stunning sunset views and resident monkeys.

• Watch out for the monkeys, they can be mischievous.
• The Kecak dance performance here at sunset is highly recommended (separate ticket).

A legendary cliffside bar and restaurant offering unparalleled views of the Uluwatu surf break and the ocean. A popular spot for sunset drinks and socializing.

• Arrive early for a good spot, especially on weekends.
• Great atmosphere for watching surfers.