Bali a week

Bali's main airport, serving as your gateway to the island. Upon arrival, you'll find taxis and ride-sharing services readily available.

• Pre-book a airport transfer for a smoother arrival.

A popular stretch of sand known for its vibrant sunset views and surf breaks. Enjoy a leisurely stroll or relax at one of the beachfront cafes.

• Watch out for strong currents if swimming.

A uniquely decorated, eclectic bar and restaurant with a lively atmosphere. It's a great spot for cocktails and to soak in the Seminyak nightlife.

• Arrive early as it gets crowded.

Iconic, emerald-green rice paddies carved into the hillsides. Explore the terraces, learn about the traditional Subak irrigation system, and enjoy the stunning vistas.

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

A sacred sanctuary home to hundreds of long-tailed macaques, ancient temples, and lush jungle. Observe the playful monkeys in their natural habitat.

• Do not feed the monkeys.
• Secure your belongings as monkeys can be mischievous.

A unique waterfall hidden within a cave, where sunlight streams through the opening, creating a mystical atmosphere. The path involves a short trek and crossing shallow water.

• Wear waterproof shoes or be prepared to get your feet wet.
• Bring a waterproof bag for your camera.

A popular local eatery in Ubud serving delicious and affordable Indonesian dishes, especially their signature 'Biah Biah' rice.

One of Bali's most renowned yoga studios, offering a wide range of classes for all levels. Experience a rejuvenating session in a tranquil setting.

• Book classes in advance, especially popular ones.
• Arrive 15 minutes early to settle in.

A vibrant marketplace where you can find a wide array of Balinese crafts, souvenirs, textiles, and artwork. Hone your bargaining skills for the best deals.

• Bargaining is expected, start at half the asking price.
• Look for unique items beyond typical souvenirs.

A scenic, paved walking trail offering panoramic views of lush valleys and tropical foliage. It's a peaceful escape with stunning natural beauty.

• Best enjoyed in the early morning or late afternoon.
• Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water.

A healthy and organic cafe in Ubud offering delicious vegetarian and vegan options in a beautifully designed space. Their fresh juices and smoothies are highly recommended.

A picturesque beach famous for its surf break and narrow entrance through a rock crevice. It offers beautiful scenery and clear waters.

• Be aware of the steps to access the beach.
• Can get crowded during peak surf season.

A local warung near Padang Padang offering authentic Indonesian cuisine at reasonable prices. A great spot for a casual and tasty lunch.

A stunning sea temple perched on a cliff edge, offering breathtaking ocean views. It's known for its dramatic setting and the resident monkeys.

• Beware of monkeys; they may try to steal your belongings.
• Wear appropriate attire that covers your shoulders and knees.

A famous cliff-top bar and restaurant with spectacular views of the Uluwatu surf break and sunset. It's a popular spot for drinks and a lively atmosphere.

• Arrive before sunset for the best views.
• Can be very busy, especially on Sundays.

The main departure point for fast boats to the nearby islands like Nusa Lembongan. Book your tickets in advance for convenience.

• Arrive at the port at least 30 minutes before departure.

A scenic boat ride across the turquoise waters to Nusa Lembongan. The journey typically takes around 30-45 minutes.

A stunning cove with white sand and clear blue waters, perfect for swimming and relaxing. The dramatic cliffs provide a beautiful backdrop.

• Be cautious of the waves, especially during high tide.
• There are small cafes for refreshments.

A dramatic coastal spot where waves crash against the rocks, creating spectacular spray and blowholes. It's an excellent location for photography.

• Stay a safe distance from the edge.
• Best viewed during high tide for more dramatic waves.

A charming beachfront restaurant on Nusa Lembongan offering fresh seafood and local dishes with beautiful ocean views. Enjoy a relaxed dinner by the sea.

A short boat trip from Nusa Lembongan to the larger island of Nusa Penida. Arrange transport on Penida in advance.

Famous for its T-Rex-shaped cliff overlooking a pristine white-sand beach. The trek down can be challenging but rewarding.

• The path down is steep and can be slippery; wear good shoes.
• Be prepared for a strenuous climb back up.

A natural infinity pool formed by the tide, offering a unique swimming experience. Adjacent to it is Broken Beach, a natural archway over the sea.

• Swimming is only safe during low tide and calm seas.
• The path to access can be rough.

A popular spot for snorkeling and diving, known for its clear waters and vibrant marine life. Relax on the beach or explore the underwater world.

• Rent snorkeling gear at the beach.
• Can get busy with tour groups.

A relaxed beachfront bar on Nusa Penida, perfect for enjoying a sunset cocktail after a day of exploring. Offers a laid-back vibe and ocean views.

Return journey from Nusa Penida to Sanur port on Bali mainland. Book your tickets in advance.

A relaxed beach in Canggu known for its gentle waves, surf schools, and bohemian vibe. Enjoy a final stroll or a casual lunch at a beachside cafe.

A renowned Balinese restaurant in Seminyak offering a wide range of traditional dishes in a charming setting. A perfect spot for a last authentic Balinese meal.

Depart from Bali. Allow ample time for check-in and security.