A visit to Bali would not be complete without a tour of Denpasar. This tour takes you to the traditional markets, Bali Museum…where you can delve into the Island’s culture and history, the War Museum with realistic displays of all the wars won and lost in Bali. Visit a local department Store and pick-up a bargain.

Dance plays a major part in Balinese Life telling stories of love, the balance of good and evil and Ramayana epic stories. Enchanting and powerful accounts of Bali’s most compelling dances.

Tour the southern most tip of Bali. Visit Puri Luhur, the small sea temple of Uluwatu, perched dramatically on the edge of a cliff with spectacular ocean views and with it’s resident temple monkeys. See the huge waves of one of the world’s famous surfing locations rolling in pounding against the limestone cliffs below. Visit the pristine resort area of Nusa Dua and visit Bali Collections Shopping Complex.

This fascinating tour takes you to three very different locations……Taman Ayun, a royal temple is arguably one opf the most beautiful on the island and is surrounded by a moat. Next is the Monkey Forest at Kedaton, where over 500 monkeys of varying sizes inhabit the forest along with numerous fruit bats. Finally, Tanah Lot, a magnificent temple built on an outcrop of rock, just off the coastline.

This tour encompasses the art and handicraft centres of Bali. The fabulous village atmosphere of Ubud, famous for it’s restaurants and galleries has inspired artists since the start of the century. Visit Celuk silverworks village and the villages of Mas and Batubulan where wood and stone carvings come alive.

The panoramic mountains and rice terrace day…..through the Tabanan region known as the garden of Bali. Visit Jatiluwih’s spectacular rice terraces, Candi Kuning – traditional flower and fruit market, Lake Beratan – the crater lake where Ulun Danu , the Goddess of the Lake temple is situated.

A comprehensive tour including both handicrafts and picturesque scenery. Stops include artshops in the village of Celuk, Goa Gajah-a thousand year old hermitage more commonly called the Elephant Cave, Kintamani for views of Mount Batur and Lake Batur where a stop is made for lunch (not included) before taking the scenic route via Sebatu and the woodcarvers village of Mas.
...for views of the still active Volcano Mount Batur and Lake Batur...

First we stop at Gianyar, where we visit a hand-weaving factory, then we pass through Klungkung and up to the villages of Sidemen and Putung, for some captivating scenery of rice terraces, southern Bali and the nearby islands. Back at the coast we stop in Candi Dasa for lunch (not included) and then to the village of Tenganan, which is the home of the original inhabitants of Bali, before Hinduism. On the way back we stop at the Goa Lawah bat cave.

An opportunity to traverse the width of Bali. Pacung is the first stop, followed by Bedugul and the Candi Kuning fruit and flower markets, then on to the Ulun Danu water temple on the edge of Lake Beratan. Next we stop at Gitgit Waterfall before heading down to Singaraja and along Lovina Beach coastline, where a stop is made for lunch (not included). We stop at the Holy Hot Water Springs near Seririt before returning via Pupuan, which offers spectacular views over the expansive rice terraces.

Pick up and transfer to the airport  for your flight to Lombok where you wll join a full day tour including  including Banyumulek Pottery Village, Lingsar Temple, Narmada Water Palace, Sukarara Weaving Village, Rambitan Native Village and Kuta-Tanjung Aan Beach where lunch is served at Segara Anak restaurant.

Note
Domestic airport taxes are not included and must be paid at each airport prior to flight departure. Currently this tax at Denpasar is Rp30.000 per person and in Lombok Rp20.000