Your itinerary
Day 2: Jimbaran - be dazzled by the beautiful temple of Tanah Lot and the sacred temple of Rambut Siwi and visit a local market - Pekutatan
Day 3: a day to discover the coconut and banana plantations and the magnificent region of Pekutatan
Day 4: Pekutatan - a bike ride through the rice fields - admire the 2nd largest Balinese temple, the temple of Taman Ayun - Ubud
Day 5: Ubud - visit the magical temple of Sebatu and try local specialities in the night market of Gianyar - Ubud
Day 6: Ubud - visit the magnificent Hindu temple of Besakih - Bangli
Day 7: Bangli - discover typical Balinese houses - enjoy cooking lessons with a Balinese chef followed by the dinner you create - Bangli
Day 8: Bangli - head to Jimbaran for a few days to enjoy the beautiful Balinese beaches.
Day 9 & 10 : Jimbaran
Day 11: Jimbaran and return home
Your Accommodation
PEKUTATAN: the four-star Puri Dajuma Resort Hotel or similar
UBUD: the four-star Hotel Anulekha Resort or similar
BANGLI: Eco Tradi Home De Umah Bali or similar
- Double room: 2 adults (or 1 adult + 1 child between 7 and 11 years old)
- Triple room: 3 adults or 2 adults + 1 child (between 7 and 11 years old)
Day 1: Arrival in Bali - Jimbaran
Dinner not included.
Overnight stay at your hotel in Jimbaran.
Day 2: Jimbaran - Pekutatan (160 km)
Dinner not included.
Overnight stay at your hotel in Pekutatan.
Day 3: Pekutatan
Dinner not included.
Overnight at your hotel in Pekutatan.
Day 4: Pekutatan - Ubud (100 km)
Dinner not included.
Overnight stay at your hotel in Ubud.
Day 5: Ubud
Departure from your hotel around 4pm towards the Gianyar night market. This market is specifically known for its food of all kinds. You can enjoy whatever you like, such as Ayam Betutu (chicken grill), lalapan (chicken or fried fish), Nasi campur (rice with vegetables and many side dishes, Nasi goreng (fried rice) Babi Guling (pork) and many types of Balinese cakes such as Klepon, Laklak, Sumping, Bantal and others. In this market, you can also find several stalls selling children's toys, offerings (Canang sari), and clothes.
Explore this market and experience the real atmosphere of the local population. Return to your hotel.
Night at your hotel in Ubud.
Day 6: Ubud - Bangli (100 km)
Dinner and overnight at your hotel in Bangli.
Day 7: Bangli
In the afternoon, you'll visit typical Balinese houses where you'll see how to make "Canang" offerings and participate in a Balinese music class "Gamelan or Rindik". You may also visit a silver factory that makes jewellery for Balinese dancers or brides. Around 5pm, you'll start your cooking class. A Balinese chef will guide you through the secrets of authentic Balinese dishes. Then you will eat the dinner that you have cooked yourself.
Overnight at your hotel in Bangli.
Day 8: Bangli - Jimbaran (100 km)
Dinner not included.
Overnight stay at your hotel in Jimbaran.
Day 9 & 10: Jimbaran
Nights at your hotel in Jimbaran.
Please Note: On the evening of day 10 if you choose a return flight schedule that leaves at night (day 10 to 11) your night will be cut short so you can take your transfer to the airport on time.
Day 11: Jimbaran and return home
Have a safe journey home!
Please Note: On the evening of day 10 if you choose a return flight schedule that leaves at night (day 10 to 11) your night will be cut short so you can take your transfer to the airport on time.
Good to know:
- We recommend that you choose a flight that arrives during the day for your outward flight so you can transfer easily to your hotel and rest from the journey.
- For your return flight, we suggest choosing a departure time in the morning or later so that you can enjoy your last morning and breakfast. If you choose a flight in the early hours of the morning you will be transferred before breakfast to the airport according to the time of your chosen return flight.
- When visiting the temples, please bring clothing that covers the shoulders and knees. (both men and women).
- Your tour programme may change and the order may vary to meet requirements in situ. The listed trips may be moved without notice in accordance with local requirements. Similarly, the mileage is given for information purposes only and may vary depending on the routes chosen by each individual.