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Bali - Surface of Ubud privat heldagstur

Balis kulturelle centrum, Ubud, er en helt anden verden end øens største feriesteder. Denne formiddagstur bringer dig til nogle af hovedattraktionerne, herunder ikoniske rismarker, vidtstrakte markeder og en abeskov.Første punkt på dagsordenen er et besøg til Tegalalangs risterrasse. Det gamle vandingssystem ligger dybt inde i Balis frodige dale og har UNESCO status som verdensarv og er et ikon for landbruget. Spadser gennem markerne og beundre det grønne omkring dig.Derefter tager vi en malerisk køretur ind til det centrale Ubud. Her kan du gå på opdagelse i paladset fra det 16. århundrede, hvor den nuværende kongefamilie stadig bor. Derefter går turen til Ubuds marked, hvor du kan kigge på balinesisk kunsthåndværk og tekstiler. Til sidst er der et stop ved en abeskov, og her kan du vandre rundt blandt de langhalede makakaber, som lever i området. Derefter kører vi tilbage til dit hotel.

Bali - Heldagsudflugt på Bali med tempelstier og rismarker

Balis sjæl vil blive afsløret på dette private eventyr for dig og dit selskab. Turen snor sig gennem øens livlige kultur og grønne landskaber og oplever nogle af de fineste templer og mest forførende landskaber.Vi starter med et besøg i Taman Ayun, et tempel, der er gennemsyret af kongelig historie i Mengwi. Templet blev bygget i 1634 af en konge fra Mengwi-dynastiet og er et vidunder, der ligger på en holm omgivet af en menneskeskabt sø. Efterhånden som rejsen skrider frem, bliver du indhyllet i en tåget fascination af Balis centrale højland ved Batukaru-templet. Det hviler på Batukaru-bjergets skråninger og er et fristed for fred og et symbol på Balis dybt forankrede spiritualitet.Ruten fører dig derefter gennem et tæppe af junglegrønt til døren til landsbyen Jatiluwih. Her udfolder risterrasserne, som er på UNESCOs verdensarvsliste, sig i et smaragdgrønt panorama og viser Balis landbrugsarv. Efter en frokost med udsigt går turen til det ikoniske Tanah Lot-tempel, der aftegner sig i silhuet mod havet.

Bali - Mount Batur Sunrise Private Tour

The summit of Mount Batur is the best seat in Bali to watch the sunrise. Climb the slopes of this UNESCO Geopark with a private guide exclusively for you and your party. Jaw-dropping views greet you at the summit, from where you'll watch daybreak across a sweeping valley framed by Mount Agung – the island's tallest peak. It's an early start, but some things are worth getting out of bed for. Your guide will accompany you as you climb Mount Batur, and tell you about the geological history of the volcano on the two-hour trek to the summit. Once there, you'll be rewarded with sensational views and a snack. Then you'll have time to take a rest while you wait for nature's show to begin.With grandstand views of the lake and the valley, sit back as the sun rises over the peak of Mount Agung. On a clear day, you'll see the sunrise reflected in the sea, and you might even spot Lombok island in the distance. Often there is lots of mist below, and the pre-dawn climb can be quite chilly. Once the sun is up, you'll head back down the mountain to rest those tired legs with a well-deserved dip in the hot springs of Toya Bungkah.

Bali - Nusa Penida snorkeling experience with Bali pickup

Book a Nusa Penida snorkeling experience including pickup from Bali

Bali - Monkey Forest, waterfall, rice terrace jungle swing private tour

See the Tegenungan Waterfall with the cool air of Ubud, take pictures with the Tegalalang Rice Terrace's jungle swing, explore the sacred shrine temple guarded by monkeys and more.

Lombok - Gili Islands Private Snorkelling Tour from Lombok

Perfection lies both above and below the surface in the Gili Islands. And on this private boat tour, you'll see why the tropical trio is just as famous for its underwater world as it is for its idyllic beaches. Dive in for a grand total of four different snorkelling sessions, with each spot bringing its own unique reef patterns and marine life. You'll also dock in Gili Trawangan for lunch and some free time to explore the island.

Bali - Eastern Bali Private Tour

Eastern Bali is often overlooked, yet its cultural offering is second to none. This tour puts the spotlight on the region and all its hidden gems. Discover the ancient village of Tenganan, Tirta Gangga water palace and Virgin beach.Start the day with a visit to Tenganan village, one of the oldest Balinese ancient villages in the eastern part. Famous for its well-preserved village layout and the ongoing survival of its traditional crafts, Tenganan offers a unique cultural insight into Bali. Next on the agenda is the sacred Tirta Gangga – a former royal palace converted into an open water sanctuary. Be sure to get your picture taken on the iconic stepping stones which lead around an 11-tier fountain.For lunch, we'll head to a small restaurant in the village of Glumpang. Surrounded by rice fields and with the majestic Mt Agung as a backdrop, you couldn't ask for a better lunch spot. You'll end the day at Virgin Beach. Tucked away in a secluded bay and sheltered by green cliffs and waving palm trees, it's one of the area's best treasures.

Bali - The Mother Temple & Balinese Villages Private Tour

Bali is packed with religious monuments at almost every turn. But on this private tour, you'll visit the most important of them all, The Mother Temple of Besakih. And it doesn't stop there – you'll also visit Penglipuran and Gianyar market, as well as tuck into lunch in a typical villager's home.We'll start the morning with a visit to Gianyar markets for a wander around the stalls piled high with fresh produce, trinkets and more. See local residents buying their groceries and browse for souvenirs. Next up is Penglipuran, a rustic village that still boasts traditional Balinese architecture. You'll be greeted with a warm welcome as you head to a local house, where a lunch of regional dishes will be served.Then, it's onwards to the holiest of Hindu shrines, The Mother Temple. With the smoking crater of Mount Agung – Bali's highest peak - as a backdrop, you'll have the chance to marvel at its intricate stone carvings and explore the sprawling complex of 23 temples.

Bali - Bali Waterfalls Tour

This tour ventures deep into the Bali countryside, uncovering some of its best-kept secrets. As you weave through the tropical greenery, the true beauty of the island will be revealed, so why not take some snaps of the picture-perfect landscapes surrounding you.The journey continues through the dense jungle. Your expert guide will give you an insight into local life in the island's more rural regions, as you venture off the beaten track.A bit of waterfall hopping is next on the agenda, as you discover the cascades of Kanto Lampo, Tibumana and Tukad Cepung. There'll be time to stop and take in the surroundings while you snack on a picnic lunch. You can even enjoy a refreshing dip in the cool waters.

Bali - Bali Quad Bike Discovery & Canyon Tubing Combo Tour

Tick off two adrenaline-pumping activities in one day on this combo tour. You'll kick off on a quad bike ride, whizzing through rural Bali and passing rice fields, jungle and much more. Then, the fun continues with a two-hour canyon tubing experience. It's a great way to put a bit of oomph into tour Indonesian getaway.

Ubud - Bali Quad bike and white water rafting combo adventure

Join a Bali ATV Quad bike ride and white water rafting combo tour in Bali

Bali - Private Taman Ayun & Tanah Lot Sunset Tour

A double helping of Bali's most celebrated temples feature on this private afternoon tour. Discover Taman Ayun – the heart of Bali's royal heritage – before heading to the island's most photographed temple – Tanah Lot, where you'll witness a dramatic sunset.The tour kicks off at Taman Ayun, built in 1634 by the king of the Mengwi dynasty. Translating to 'beautiful garden', the royal temple is regarded as one of the most attractive temples in the country. Wander through the complex, exploring its unique island setting amidst a man-made lake.Then, it's on to the iconic Tanah Lot, one of Bali's most prestigious temples and sunset spots. Perched on a rock in the middle of the sea, the Hindu shrine is famed for its unique offshore setting. And what better way to end the tour than watching the orange sun sink below the horizon – a real feast for the eyes.