Venture into the picturesque landscapes of central Bali on a full-day tour of the rice terraces, temples, and active volcano of the island’s scenic center. Enjoy an Indonesian lunch, and more. Following a pickup from your hotel by a driver who will provide outstanding satisfaction, transfer by an air-conditioned car to Batubulan village to see the center of handmade Batik weaving. Continue to the village of Celuk to see gold and silversmiths at work. Next, go to the home of Bali’s wood carving crafts at Mas, and learn how to recognize and work with good wood. Next, transfer to the artists' village of Batuan Ubud, before admiring the wood carvings at Batuan Trinity Temple. Proceed to the holy temple of Sebatu and the holy spring water temple of Gunung Kawi. Enjoy lunch in Kintamani, with panoramic views of Mt. Batur and its lake. Then, visit Tegalalang village to taste some Balinese Luwak coffee and ginger tea. Marvel at the spice gardens and rice terraces before afternoon tea. Finally, go to the Sacred Monkey Forest which serves to protect the Balinese long-tail monkey (aka crab-eating macaques). Wander around the market at Ubud, and see the King’s (Royal) Palace.

Experience the highlights of Ubud on a private trip with your own personal driver from anywhere in Bali. Enjoy a customized itinerary that includes 5-6 sights you want to see most, including Ubud Monkey Forest, Tirta Empul Temple, Tibumana Waterfall, and the Kintamani district. After pickup at your hotel or accommodation, take off on an adventure around Ubud. Visit popular sights like the Monkey Forest, Ubud Rice Terrace, Tirta Empul Temple, a coffee plantation, and Tibumana Waterfall. You can also choose to try local cuisine during a lunch stop (costs not included). You can customize your tour by visiting 5-6 of Ubud's other destinations and experiences, including: • Tegenungan Waterfall • Suwat Waterfall • Kato Lampo Waterfall • Tukad Cepung Waterfall • Saraswati Temple • Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave) Temple • Puri Saren Agung (Ubud Palace) • Batuan Temple • Campuhan Ridge Walk • Watching Barong Dance • Penglipuran Village • Ubud Art Village • Aloha Swing • Kintamani • Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple • White Water rafting • Atv Quad Bike • Bali Glass bridge • Bali Bird Park • Balinese Message • Bali Butterfly

On the way to Penglipuran village, stop at the Batuan Temple, which is looked after by the local residents. Penglipuran village is surrounded by traditional Balinese countryside and has been left untouched by modernization. After visiting the village, take a walk through the bamboo forest.  Then, spend a few hours at the hidden Tibumana Waterfall exploring the surrounding rainforests and swimming in the natural rock pools. After, head to the village of Temen to visit a coffee plantation, learn about the coffee-making process, and sample a few varieties. Stop at the sacred Tirta Empul Temple, where the Balinese bathe in the sacred waters for healing and spiritual benefits. Finally, check out the Tegalalang rice terrace near Ubud.

There are two common hiking routes up the mountain, which you will need to choose between.  Mount Agung Hike via Besakih Temple (from the West) The most challenging yet rewarding route for hiking up Mount Agung. The hike starts near the Besakih Temple, also called the Mother Temple of Bali. You'll be hiking through the dense jungle of Besakih. The ascent will take approximatively 6 to 7 hours, and ends at the very highest point of the mountain. The final hour or so is exceptionally demanding, often requiring climbing up the mountain on all fours. The hike starts at about 11.00 PM, so that you arrive at the top before dawn. From here, you are able to witness the stunning sunrise overlooking Mount Rinjani in Lombok. You will also have a masjestic view of the giant crater of Caldera Batur, and Lake Batur. Mount Agung Hike via Pasar Agung Temple (from the South) This is an easier, 3-4 hour hike in which you will ascend about 2,000 meters. It's not as challenging as the Besakih Temple route. The hike ends about 100 meters below the actual summit, but the views are still excellent in all directions, as well as down into the crater. The starting time will be about 2:00 AM, with the aim of reaching the peak just before dawn.

Go deeper into your yoga and meditation practice with the guidance of a Balinese shaman in this workshop. Discover indigenous rituals for aura cleansing through yoga, meditation, and spiritual cleansing. Enjoy pickup from Jimbaran, Ubud, Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta Selatan, Kuta, Kintamani, or Denpasar. After getting picked up from your hotel with either a private or shared transfer, start the day with a morning yoga practice including pranayama, classical Hatha yoga asanas, sun salutations, and other dynamic movements with synchronized breathing and deep relaxation exercises.  Next, release any stress or tension that might have built up in your system with a guided meditation in the sacred Mangening Temple, a scared holy spring temple of Bali for a Melukat (traditional Balinese aura cleansing) ceremony to wash away any bad karma.  You may choose to upgrade your tour to include a visit to the Ubud Monkey Forest, where you can get up close and personal with the Balinese long-tailed macaque. Alternatively, you can choose to soar on the Bali jungle swing.  Other upgrades available at check-out include request a female guide, an Ayurvedic spa visit, a 1-hour massage, and a professional photographer to accompany you throughout the day. Alternatively, you can purchase 10 Polaroid photos to immortalize your day of healing. Finish the workshop with drop-off back at your hotel. 

Embrace your love of adventure and spend a half or full day discovering Bali on a private, customizable tour. Feel safe as a solo or group of female travelers with a female guide who understands your needs and knows the country inside out, from the most interesting places to visit to the most comfortable places to stay. Tailor your tour to your interests and enjoy the full freedom to create the itinerary that best meets your needs. Here are 3 examples of suggested itineraries: Kintamani Tour 1. Balinese Traditional House: visit a traditional house to be introduced to the culture of Bali. 2. Batuan Village Temple: see the temple’s distinctive architecture and carvings3. Mount and Lake Batur: capture scenic views of the mountain and lake at one of the most popular destinations in Bali. 4. Bali herbs and coffee plantation: taste Kintamani’s renowned Arabica and Robusta coffee. Discover the traditional coffee-making process of kopi luwak (civet coffee). 5. Gunung Kawi holy temple: experience the calm and peaceful atmosphere Gunung Kawi temple, built to honor the Udayana King and located on the riverbank. Tanah Lot Tour 1. Do water sports at Tanjung Benoa. 2. Visit Tanah Lot Temple, located on a large offshore rock. 3. See the sunset at Canggu Beach and go for a stroll along the golden sands. Bedugul and Jatiluwih Tour 1. Visit Taman Ayun Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. See how the royal temple, built during the Mengwi Empire, appears to drift across the waters of a large fish pond. 2. Enjoy the mountainous scenery at Bedugul. Visit Ulundanu Temple and look out over the mirror-like waters of Beratan Lake. 3. Experience the unique beauty of the Jatiluwih rice terraces, which are a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about the irrigation methods behind these famous fields. Leverage and customize your experience with add-ons from add-on listings: coffee tasting to traditional massage. (some add-ons are only available for some options).

Find out why Bali is world-renowned for its highly developed arts on this enriching full-day cultural tour for small groups of up to 5 people. Explore one of Asia's most distinct forces in the realms of architecture, dance, sculpture, painting, leather, metalwork and music. After pickup from your accommodation, travel inland from the coast to discover Bali's ancient traditions, which go back as far as the 1st century AD. Begin by watching a performance of the Barong and Keris Dance at Batubulan Village, a revue of local legends accompanied by the enchanting sounds of the Gamelan orchestra. Next, visit one of Bali’s most colorful hubs: the traditional Balinese Celuk art village, with its unforgettable walls and intricately designed sculptures. After that, admire the unique landscapes of the Tegalalang rice terraces and the Kintamani Geopark, home to some of Bali’s most beautiful mountain villages with spectacular views of the sacred Mount Batur volcano and lake. Finally, a cultural education in Balinese customs is not complete without witnessing the religious bathing rituals at Tirta Empul Temple, also known as a temple of purification. See the followers of Balinese Hindu tradition come and bathe in the bubbling springs all around the temple. The tour concludes with drop-off back at your accommodation.