Travel to Bali and discover Indonesia's beautiful
island escape. Dotted with small, character-filled villages, smouldering
volcanoes rising out of lush rich fields, idyllic beaches and colourful
reefs, Bali is the perfect island getaway. Conquer the slopes of
simmering Mt Batur, explore an underwater world in Bali Barat National
Park, feast on delicious Balinese cuisine and enjoy moments of absolute
peace in Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, a Hindu-Buddhist lake temple dedicated
to the goddess of the waters. Fall in love with the warmth of the
people, the ornate customs and welcoming culture that is synonymous with
beautiful Bali.
Because of our small group size, we're able to guarantee departures for all of our trips. Once you have booked and paid your deposit, your trip is guaranteed to go!
During this trip, we stay in small locally owned accommodation to help provide increased income to the local economy and step by step we have been working with our local friends to improve environmental awareness.
We are very proud as a company to see our Balinese friends grow with our business. Dewa Ketut, our transport man in Bali is a great example of this. Through our relationship with Dewa he has been able to develop his business from one leased minivan, to his personal fleet of 5 new minivans, and with continued support he now employs a staff of 5.
Our support of the local culture and peoples of Bali spreads it wings over many spectacular destinations. We choose local guides from various villages to help them develop their guiding and English skills, to watch their confidence grow as they mature their talents is truly rewarding. We encourage passengers to assist in the preservation of regional traditions such as the Genyek dance, Megi Bung feasting, and songket weaving.
Travel to Bali and discover Indonesia's beautiful
island escape. Dotted with small, character-filled villages, smouldering
volcanoes rising out of lush rich fields, idyllic beaches and colourful
reefs, Bali is the perfect island getaway. Conquer the slopes of
simmering Mt Batur, explore an underwater world in Bali Barat National
Park, feast on delicious Balinese cuisine and enjoy moments of absolute
peace in Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, a Hindu-Buddhist lake temple dedicated
to the goddess of the waters. Fall in love with the warmth of the
people, the ornate customs and welcoming culture that is synonymous with
beautiful Bali.
Day-by-day itinerary
| Days 1-2: | Ubud. Bali's largest Hindu town, Ubud, is also its artistic and cultural heart. There's plenty of free time to browse the many craft shops, meet monkeys in their forest sanctuary or, for the more adventurous, go whitewater rafting. Enjoy a night market visit and Balinese cultural performance in the evening. |
| Day 3: | Sidemen. Take to the backstreets of Ubud and beyond on a bicycle. Stop and admire some of the intricately carved temples along the way. Afterwards, head to the hills and the peaceful, scenic village of Sidemen, set against the backdrop of Mt Agung, Bali's highest peak. This friendly village is a great place to chill out and meet the locals. |
| Day 4: | Mt Batur. Learn the art of songket weaving at a local workshop before enjoying a traditional bungkus (take-away) lunch. Afterwards, trek into the mountains for wonderful views of Bali's volcanic landscape. |
| Days 5-6: | Lovina. Rise early and venture out into the cool, eerie darkness to climb Mt Batur. From the summit, take in the spectacular sunrise. For a sea change, head down to the coast for a day of snorkelling or scuba diving among some of Bali's impressive reefs in the Bali Barat National Park. Continue to the beachside fishing village of Lovina - a great base for exploring the north coast of Bali. Take the chance to head out on outrigger boats to view dolphins. |
| Day 7: | Bedugul. Leave the coast behind and visit Seririt Market and the tranquil Banjar hot springs. Travel inland to the picturesque mountain town of Bedugul. |
| Days 8-9: | Ubud. Admire Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, one of Bali's most beautiful temples, situated in the centre of a glassy lake. Head back to Ubud, pick up some last-minute souvenirs or enjoy a final Balinese banquet before bidding this magical island farewell. |
Small group adventure holiday
This is a 'small group adventure' - on our group trips you'll be with a
maximum of 11 like minded travellers and you'll have a group leader with
you. Whether you are travelling alone or with friends it's good
value, and a great way to meet new people! While itineraries are
pre-planned there is some flexibility and you'll have plenty of privacy.
This trip will appeal to travellers of all ages who enjoy meeting
people from other parts of the world as well as seeing new places! Because of our small group size, we're able to guarantee departures for all of our trips. Once you have booked and paid your deposit, your trip is guaranteed to go!
How Bali adventure holiday makes a difference
We have been an established tour operator in Bali for over 10 years and our fabulous local leaders have forged long standing and close relationships with many Balinese people. Due to the continued relationship many of our local friends invite us into their homes to share in a traditional Balinese feast, not only providing additional income for the respective families, but giving you a truly unique insight into Balinese culinary delights and importantly, Balinese familial culture.During this trip, we stay in small locally owned accommodation to help provide increased income to the local economy and step by step we have been working with our local friends to improve environmental awareness.
We are very proud as a company to see our Balinese friends grow with our business. Dewa Ketut, our transport man in Bali is a great example of this. Through our relationship with Dewa he has been able to develop his business from one leased minivan, to his personal fleet of 5 new minivans, and with continued support he now employs a staff of 5.
Our support of the local culture and peoples of Bali spreads it wings over many spectacular destinations. We choose local guides from various villages to help them develop their guiding and English skills, to watch their confidence grow as they mature their talents is truly rewarding. We encourage passengers to assist in the preservation of regional traditions such as the Genyek dance, Megi Bung feasting, and songket weaving.
Bali adventure holiday
Day-by-day itinerary
| Days 1-2: | Ubud. Bali's largest Hindu town, Ubud, is also its artistic and cultural heart. There's plenty of free time to browse the many craft shops, meet monkeys in their forest sanctuary or, for the more adventurous, go whitewater rafting. Enjoy a night market visit and Balinese cultural performance in the evening. |
| Day 3: | Sidemen. Take to the backstreets of Ubud and beyond on a bicycle. Stop and admire some of the intricately carved temples along the way. Afterwards, head to the hills and the peaceful, scenic village of Sidemen, set against the backdrop of Mt Agung, Bali's highest peak. This friendly village is a great place to chill out and meet the locals. |
| Day 4: | Mt Batur. Learn the art of songket weaving at a local workshop before enjoying a traditional bungkus (take-away) lunch. Afterwards, trek into the mountains for wonderful views of Bali's volcanic landscape. |
| Days 5-6: | Lovina. Rise early and venture out into the cool, eerie darkness to climb Mt Batur. From the summit, take in the spectacular sunrise. For a sea change, head down to the coast for a day of snorkelling or scuba diving among some of Bali's impressive reefs in the Bali Barat National Park. Continue to the beachside fishing village of Lovina - a great base for exploring the north coast of Bali. Take the chance to head out on outrigger boats to view dolphins. |
| Day 7: | Bedugul. Leave the coast behind and visit Seririt Market and the tranquil Banjar hot springs. Travel inland to the picturesque mountain town of Bedugul. |
| Days 8-9: | Ubud. Admire Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, one of Bali's most beautiful temples, situated in the centre of a glassy lake. Head back to Ubud, pick up some last-minute souvenirs or enjoy a final Balinese banquet before bidding this magical island farewell. |
Small group adventure holiday
This is a 'small group adventure' - on our group trips you'll be with a
maximum of 11 like minded travellers and you'll have a group leader with
you. Whether you are travelling alone or with friends it's good
value, and a great way to meet new people! While itineraries are
pre-planned there is some flexibility and you'll have plenty of privacy.
This trip will appeal to travellers of all ages who enjoy meeting
people from other parts of the world as well as seeing new places! Because of our small group size, we're able to guarantee departures for all of our trips. Once you have booked and paid your deposit, your trip is guaranteed to go!
How Bali adventure holiday makes a difference
We have been an established tour operator in Bali for over 10 years and our fabulous local leaders have forged long standing and close relationships with many Balinese people. Due to the continued relationship many of our local friends invite us into their homes to share in a traditional Balinese feast, not only providing additional income for the respective families, but giving you a truly unique insight into Balinese culinary delights and importantly, Balinese familial culture.During this trip, we stay in small locally owned accommodation to help provide increased income to the local economy and step by step we have been working with our local friends to improve environmental awareness.
We are very proud as a company to see our Balinese friends grow with our business. Dewa Ketut, our transport man in Bali is a great example of this. Through our relationship with Dewa he has been able to develop his business from one leased minivan, to his personal fleet of 5 new minivans, and with continued support he now employs a staff of 5.
Our support of the local culture and peoples of Bali spreads it wings over many spectacular destinations. We choose local guides from various villages to help them develop their guiding and English skills, to watch their confidence grow as they mature their talents is truly rewarding. We encourage passengers to assist in the preservation of regional traditions such as the Genyek dance, Megi Bung feasting, and songket weaving.
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