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Bali Temples Trail and Rice Terraces Private Full Day Tour

The soul of Bali will be revealed on this private adventure for you and your party, weaving through the island's vibrant culture and verdant landscapes, taking in some of its finest temples and most beguiling scenery.Kick off with a visit to Taman Ayun, a temple steeped in royal history in Mengwi. Built in 1634 by a king of the Mengwi dynasty, this temple is a marvel, sitting on an islet surrounded by a man-made lake. As the journey unfolds, find yourself enveloped by the misty embrace of Bali's central highlands at the Batukaru temple. Resting on Mount Batukaru's slopes, it's a sanctuary of peace and a symbol of Bali's deep-rooted spirituality.The route then leads you through a tapestry of jungle greenery, to the doorstep of Jatiluwih village. Here, the UNESCO World Heritage rice terraces unfold in panorama of emerald green, showcasing Bali's agricultural heritage. After lunch with a view, you'll head to the iconic Tanah Lot Temple, silhouetted against the ocean.

Full-day guided tour of Bali including Jatiluwih Rice Terraces

This tour ticks all the boxes for a great day out in nature. A jam-packed outing with visits to a butterfly park, the Jatiluwih rice terraces and Leke-Leke Waterfall to name a few. And, to top it off, a tasty lunch is thrown in, too. Our expert local guide, Nuri, says “the rice terraces at Jatiluwih Village are among the most beautiful in the world, maintained by a traditional and ecological irrigation system used since the 9th century, the Subak system, a practice unique to Bali that incorporates philosophical and spiritual beliefs.”Start the day off wandering around Bali's Butterfly Park in Tabanan, a butterfly and insect conservation area with hundreds of butterflies, including some rare Indonesian species like the birdwing, Bali peacock and the paradise birdwing. Take a stroll through maze-like gardens as you take in the colourful insects fluttering around you. Then, you'll stop by the Jatiluwih rice terraces, which boast UNESCO World Heritage Site status.Continue into the countryside and you'll head to the mountain resort of Bedugul and Lake Beratan. Here, you'll discover the iconic Hindu Shaivite temple of Ulun Danu. Sat on a small viewpoint overlooking the lake, the temple is home to the Goddess of Waters named Danu, who's believed to control the island's irrigation system. Finally, you'll visit Leke-Leke Waterfall, a peaceful cascade that's tucked away in northen Bali's jungle. After a stop for pictures and some time to unwind, you'll start the journey back to your accommodation.

Surface of Ubud private full-day tour

Bali's cultural centre, Ubud, is a world away from the island's main resorts. This morning tour takes you to some of its main attractions, including iconic rice fields, sprawling markets and a monkey forest.First on the agenda is a visit to Tegalalang rice terrace. Nestled deep in Bali's verdant valleys, the ancient irrigation system is an agricultural icon with UNESCO world heritage status. Stroll through the fields and admire the greenery surrounding you.Next, you'll take a scenic drive into central Ubud. Here, explore the grounds of the 16th-century palace where the current royal family still lives. Then, its on to Ubud Market where you can browse the stalls for Balinese handicrafts and textiles. To round off the tour, you'll stop by a monkey forest and the imposing Tegenungan waterfall.

Bali regenerative farm hands-on tour with lunch and meditation

Nurturing the planet, your body and your soul is on the menu with this hands-on experience. You'll head to the green rice paddies and tropical forests of Astungkara Way regenerative farm in the south of Bali. Here, you'll learn about sustainable agriculture, roll up your sleeves for some farm work and help make lunch, as well as unwind with some meditation.Start by getting to know the farm. Your guided tour of the community garden will introduce you to the ethos, which is all about balancing tourism with agriculture. You'll see native plants and crops, and, after a tea break featuring ingredients from the garden, you'll learn about the five principles of regenerative agriculture. Then it's time to get your hands dirty with some planting, making seedling balls and building a compost pile. Harvest fresh ingredients from the garden and help the chef to make a Balinese vegetarian lunch using tofu, local organic rice and vegetables with flower and herbal infusions. Then, relax and refresh your mind in a guided yogic sleep session. It's an ancient technique to enter deep states of conscious relaxation – healing for the mind and body. Finally, make a bracelet from Jali-Jali seeds as the ideal keepsake from this enriching day out.

Boat transfer from Sanur to Nusa Lembongan by Scoot Fast Boat

Hop straight into holiday mode with this hassle-free boat transfer from Sanur Harbour to Nusa Lembongan – an A-class addition to any Bali getaway. Hotel pick-up is included from Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Nusa Dua, Sanur, or Ubud Central, so all you need to do is sit back, relax, and make the most of your island escape.

Bali Spa Experience with 2-hour Traditional Massage

Get ready for the ultimate chill day in Bali. We'll pick you up from your hotel and whisk you away to a serene spa haven where your relaxation journey begins. Start with a soothing Thalasso foot wash to set the mood, followed by a two-hour Balinese massage that will melt all your stress away. After the massage, unwind with a refreshing ginger tea. It's pure bliss from start to finish.

Bali Highlands Mountain Cycling

Pedal your way through some of Bali's most scenic spots on this half-day cycling tour. Starting near Mount Batur in the highlands, with views across Kintamani Lake, you'll enjoy a downhill ride through 30km of trails, temples, rice paddies, and much more. And, after all that effort, reward yourself with a tasty lunch at Koko Bambu restaurant, known for its sustainably-sourced produce. This tour is adaptable for families or different riding levels.

Uluwatu Temple with Balinese dance half-day tour

See the best of Bali on a tour designed by the locals – combining a visit to Uluwatu Temple and a special Balinese dance performance. And to top it off, there's no need to set an alarm – this afternoon lets you immerse yourself in Balinese culture without waking up too early. First on the agenda is the holy temple of Uluwatu. The iconic pagoda is perched on a cliff high above the sea, in the far south of Bali. Its impressive location makes it the perfect place to watch the sun go down while watching ‘kecak' – a unique combination of song and theatre.It's a mix of powerful chanting, intricate costumes and complex moves that recounts a tale from the Ramayana, an ancient Sanskrit text. The monkeys are all part of the story – look out for Hanuman, the white monkey warrior.

Royal Javanese Lulur Two-Hour Package at Taman Air Spa

Relax and enjoy this ancient Javanese beauty ritual, inspired by an exfoliation and body polishing treatment that originated centuries ago in the royal palaces of Central Java. The aromatic 'lulur' exfoliating paste is blended from finely ground rice powder, turmeric, sandalwood and jasmine oil. Indulge in a Lemongrass Foot Bath, Balinese Massage, and Lulur Body Scrub. It's time to pamper yourself like royalty.

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.