Bali Beach Holiday

Welcome to Indonesia ! Arrive at the Denpasar airport. You will be met and greeted by our airport representative and transfer to your hotel and check-in. Rest of the day is free at leisure.

The day is at leisure to enjoy your beach stay.

Embark on a captivating journey through Bali's enchanting landscapes and rich cultural heritage with the "Bali Spirit" tour. From breathtaking lake vistas and majestic volcanoes to traditional temples and intricate artwork, this tour offers a comprehensive exploration of the island's diverse beauty. The day will start with a visit to Tirta Empul Temple, located a little north of Ubud, this revered temple is also known as Tampak Siring temple and famous among Balinese Hindus for its holy waters which are believed to wash away any bad spirits. Immerse yourself in the mystical ambiance of this sacred site and rejuvenate your spirit. Proceed to Kintamani is the best spot, weather permitting, for views of Mount Batur, an active volcano which sits alongside Lake Batur. Scanning the horizon from left to right, you will observe that Kintamani sits on the caldera rim of a huge volcano, and Mount Batur, directly in front of you, is merely a ‘small’ mountain that has been created by thousands of years of volcanic activity. Enjoy lunch in a local restaurant (at your own expense), indulge in a feast for both your eyes and your taste buds before moving on to OKA Agrowisata for an immersive coffee tasting experience amidst lush plantations. Our final destination is the Yana Art, where talented wood carving artisans showcase their skills in traditional workshops. Marvel at their ability to transform single blocks of wood into exquisite statues and works of art.

Explore the Holy temples and UNESCO recognised rice terraces and authentic side of Bali on this full-day heritage tour. Venture beyond the popular southern region to the lesser-explored Northern corners of the island, where hidden treasures await. Your excursion begins with a drive north to Bedugul Regency (district), renowned for its stunning beauty and three caldera lakes (Beratan, Buyan and Tamblingan). First stop is the market at Candi Kuning. Bali is famous for fresh fruits and exotic spices and there are plenty of seasonal varieties to discover at the market, together with stalls selling beautiful scented flowers used for ceremonies and offerings. The iconic Ulun Danu Temple is the next destination. This important Hindu Shivaite water temple is located on a small jut of land within the calm waters of Lake Beratan. If the water level is high (normally only during the rainy season) it gives the illusion that this 17th century temple is ‘floating’ on the lake. Return south stopping to view the rice terraces at Jatiluwih en route. Recognised by UNESCO, these seemingly endless rice paddies offer superb vistas in all directions and are a marvel to behold. There will be an option to walk along some of the terraces (*), enjoy an optional lunch at Jatiluwih Resto before returning to your vehicle and heading back to your hotel. (*) Please note the rice terraces are often wet and slippery and we recommend footwear with good grip.

This Bali’s Icon half-day tour is packed with adventures to explore temples and culminate at the magical Tanah Lot temple, perched on a rocky outcrop in the Indian Ocean. Start the day with a visit to Tanah Lot. With its spectacular location, Tanah Lot is an integral part of Balinese mythology and one of seven sea temples that are said to form a ‘chain’ around the island. The temple is only accessible at low tide but despite its off-shore location in the Indian Ocean, it features a fresh water spring at its base which is said to contain holy water. As a result the temple is extremely sacred and Balinese visit from all over the island to drink the water and splash it over their bodies in order to cleanse themselves of any bad spirits. The temple’s inner sanctum is located on top of the rocky outcrop and only accessible to Balinese Hindus. Continue with a drive into Central Bali and the small town of Mengwi. Long associated with the Balinese Royal Family, Mengwi is home to the superb temple complex at Taman Ayun. Translated as ‘beautiful garden’ , Taman Ayun is considered by many to be one of the island's most attractive temples and is still used today by people from all over Bali for special ceremonies and events. After exploring Taman Ayun, you can head to Terrace Sanur for an optional lunch. Enjoy a relaxing break where you can enjoy some local Balinese cuisine while taking in the beautiful scenery. Finally, head back to Bali with some great memories of your Bali adventure.