Detailed itinerary
Bali Island Life Explorer
Starting from
₹44,500
per person
Begin your seven-night holiday in Ubud, visiting temples, rice terraces and the Sacred Monkey Forest, with a swing experience too. South Bali brings Nusa Penida viewpoints, Uluwatu and a full free day for beaches, shopping or an optional spa or water sports session. Scheduled Bali touring uses private road transport, while Nusa Penida combines a shared fast boat with a local vehicle. Sea conditions can change the island excursion, and leisure-day activities are paid separately.
Trip at a glance
- Ubud cultural circuit
- Basic swing experience
- Nusa Penida western viewpoints
- Uluwatu sunset
- Dedicated coastal leisure day
Day by day
8 days, start to finish: travel, activities and where you sleep each night.
- 1
Day 1
Bali Arrival and Ubud Strolls
You arrive at Ngurah Rai International Airport and travel privately to Ubud. Traffic and road conditions set the pace, so keep your evening flexible. After checking in, enjoy independent dining or a short walk nearby. Overnight in Ubud.
- 2
Day 2
Tirta Empul and Ubud Forest Walks
You visit Tirta Empul, Tegallalang Rice Terrace and the Sacred Monkey Forest before a brief artisan stop. You can swap the artisan visit for Tegenungan Waterfall rather than adding another stop. Wear suitable clothing for temples. Overnight in Ubud.
- 3
Day 3
Ubud Swing and Coffee Estate
You enjoy your included basic swing and coffee-estate visit before browsing Ubud Market independently. Drinks and shopping cost extra; you can add ATV riding at extra cost, with age, health and safety requirements applying. Overnight in Ubud.
- 4
Day 4
Ubud to South Bali Coast
After breakfast, you check out and travel privately to your South Bali hotel, with comfort breaks along the way rather than extra attractions. Settle in, then head out independently for nearby cafés or beach time. Overnight in Kuta or Seminyak.
- 5
Day 5
Sanur Crossing and Nusa Penida Viewpoints
You transfer early to Sanur for the shared fast boat to Nusa Penida. Visit Kelingking viewpoint and Broken Beach, with other western stops if time and conditions allow. Steep beach descents and tidal-pool swimming aren't included. Overnight in Kuta or Seminyak.
- 6
Day 6
Padang Padang Beach and Uluwatu
You explore Padang Padang Beach before visiting Uluwatu Temple in the late afternoon, with sunset if weather permits. You can add Kecak or Jimbaran dinner at extra cost, with your scheduled return road transfer included. Overnight in Kuta or Seminyak.
- 7
Day 7
South Bali Beach and Leisure Time
You choose beach time or shopping; spa treatments, Tanjung Benoa water sports, parasailing, snorkelling and beach clubs are optional extras, with conditions and safety requirements applying. Explore independently at your pace, with transport also extra. Overnight in Kuta or Seminyak.
- 8
Day 8
South Bali Airport Farewell
You enjoy breakfast and check out before your private transfer to Ngurah Rai International Airport. Fit in final shopping only if time allows, leaving generous room for traffic and airport formalities, especially during busy holidays, before your departure from Bali.
Inclusions & exclusions
What's included
- Seven hotel nights, twin sharing
- Seven breakfasts
- Private airport transfers
- Private Bali vehicle and driver for scheduled touring
- Listed Bali admissions and basic swing ticket
- Shared return Nusa Penida fast boat
- Nusa Penida vehicle for selected western viewpoints
- Scheduled harbour transfers
Not included
- International flights
- Indonesian visa and travel insurance
- Bali tourist levy of IDR 150,000
- Lunches, dinners and specialty purchases
- Water sports, ATV, Kecak, spa and leisure-day transport
- Personal expenses and applicable Indian TCS
Where you stay
Make Ubud your base for three nights, then spend four in Kuta or Seminyak, in comparable 3-star hotels. Private-pool villas, beachfront rooms and beach-club access are not included.
Good to know
What visa is needed for Indian passport holders?
Indian passport holders need an Indonesian visa and are generally eligible for a paid 30-day visa on arrival or e-VOA. Bring a passport valid for at least six months and an onward or return ticket. Visa charges are extra.
When should I visit Bali?
April to October generally suits this route, with more rain from November to March. Nyepi brings a complete island shutdown, and marine excursions can face disruption in any season.
Which currency is used?
Use Indonesian rupiah, keeping some cash for smaller businesses and an international card for larger payments. Choose authorised money changers rather than informal street exchanges.
Are water sports part of the price?
You can choose water sports, spa visits or beach clubs on your free day, paying separately for these and local transport. Your listed sightseeing and Nusa Penida excursion are included.
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