Bali

The tour starts at 8 AM with a visit to the Central Market, followed by a tour of the Bali Museum, Pupuan Monument, Jagatnatha Temple and Werdi Budaja Arts Center. The trip ends at the Niti Mandala monument symbolizing Bali's liberation from Dutch domination. The price does not include lunch, some museums prohibit the use of cameras and clothing should be chosen with respect to local temples. A minimum of two people is required for the tour to happen.

The journey to the north of Bali begins at the epicenter of arts and crafts in Pejaten. You will then be refreshed by the cool air in Belimbing and your eyes will be pleased to see rice fields, coffee and coconut plantations. After lunch at Lovina Beach you will have to chance to unwind at the hot springs in Banjar, a tropical garden in the middle of a jungle. You will also visit the Buddhist monastery, the Munduk mountain area with a waterfall and the beautiful landscape around the interconnected Buyan and Tamblingun lakes.

The tour takes place if a minimum of two people attend it. The schedule is daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. On Wednesdays and Fridays you may also take bus

This short trip takes you to the village of Marga where you will visit a local school and a country house where you will see the production of coconut oil and rice. The road to the rice field runs along coffee plantations and bamboo trees and you will see for yourself how the local irrigation system works. You will also have the change to try maintenance of the system. A smal snack will be given during the trip and home cooked lunch is also included. At the end of the trip you will visit the Mengwi Temple.

The tour takes places if a minimum of two people attend it. The schedule is daily from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM.

The journey to the heart of Bali is will take you through chilly highlands. It begins with a visit to the Tabanan market and the 11th-century Pura Luhur Batukaru Temple. Aftewrads it continues to the UNESCO-listed Jatiluwih paddy fields. After lunch, you wil lrelax at hot springs of Angseri below Mount Batukaru, visit the beautiful Ulun Danu Beratan Sea Temple and the Candi Market.

A minimum of two persons is required for the tour. It starts at 8:00 AM and ends at 6:00 PM. Warm clothing is necessary.

The adult-only trip is an 8-hour journey to the elegant Luwak coffee plantation. It starts in a dramatic landscape with stops in the Eka Karya Botanical Garden, where you can see a collection of orchids and Lake Bratan with Ulun Danu Temple. Then you ascend to the heights where the lake meets its twin lake Bujan. Lunch follows in the enchanting setting of Munduku, which includes a dessert with the famous Balinese coffee Kopi Luwak. Before the coffee lesson begins, you will see the Munduk waterfall, and then it will be time for the famous drink and its secret. At the end you will receive a package of coffee and you will be driven home on a different route than in the morning.

This is a private on demand tour.

Do you want to experience something super romantic? Then a trip to the temple in Uluwatu is the right choice. The temple has a unique location on a cliff 30 meters above sea level, at sunset you can watch a traditional Balinese dance that tells the story of love between Rama and Shinta, followed by a seafood dinner by the ocean and candlelights. 

A minimum of two persons is required for the tour to happen. The start is at 4:30 PM, the end at 9:00 PM. It is possible to extend the day trip by Sunday Beach Club in Uluwatu including lunch, afternoon tea and cocktail before sunset.

Get to know the eastern part of Bali by visiting the traditional fishing village of Kusamba, by stepping into the Goa Lawah Temple with a cave from the 11th century and by seeing fabrics that were made in one of the oldest Balinese villages that had existed before Hinduism in Tengananu. After lunch at a local restaurant you will stroll around the Royal Palace from the 19th Century, see Taman Ujung Sukasada, the residence of diplomats and aristocrats who were guests of the royal family, and finally you will visit the Royal Spa in Tirtaganga with its water gardens.

A minimum of two persons is required for the tour to happen. It takes place every day between 8:30 AM and 6:00 PM on private basis. Alternatively you may also take the bus on Thursdays and Saturdays.

This tour will be especially appreciated by lovers of art and spirituality. It begins in the village of Singapad, a symbol of Balinese architecture. The route continues past workshops with carved doors and masks and ends up in the sacred macaque forest at the Sacred Spring Temple that is used for cremation. This is followed by a vegetarian lunch overlooking the valley and a visit to the Pura Saraswati Temple, dedicated to the god of learning, literature and art. After some shopping at the marketplace, the programme culminates with a visit to Antonio Blanco's place who is a famous modern artist.

The tour is organized from two persons on daily basis from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. On Fridays and Sundays you may also take a bus.

Herbs in Bali are not only used for cooking. They are also an integral part of traditional medicine called "Jamu". If you want to know more, it is necessary to go to Ubud at seven o'clock in the morning where you will spend three hours learning about the local herbs and their effects directly in the fields. Lemon grass, citronella, patchouli, vanilla or tumeric are some of the many herbs you will work with. The session is followed by a two-hour lesson on how to make traditional tonic named Jamu. The trip includes lunch, tea, snacks, tropical fruits, Balinese sweets and mineral water.

It is carried out on a private basis from two persons daily from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. You will be accompanied by an English speaking guide.

This original way of exploring Bali is the best choice for all lovers of active holiday. Accompanied by an English-speaking guide and equipred with a private bike you will start the tour at Batukar temple. The following two-hour long journey (about 20 km) leads past the plantations of vanilla, coffee, cocoa and ends at the Jatiluwih rice fields, which are on the UNESCO list. Lunch follows in a restaurant right at the rice terraces. The ride continues through the bamboo forest to the hot springs and waterfall in Angseri with the possibility of refreshment before returning to your accommodation by car.

A minimum of two persons is required for the tour to happen. The schedule is daily from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM. Bikes, helmets and gloves are provided. The trip is designed for people from 10 to 64 years of age.

The tour which begins at 8.30 AM will take you on a journey through nature, culture, royal traditions and local cuisine. The town of Ubud had an exceptional location and atmosphere. First you will visit the bird park, where there are about 100 species of birds from all over the world, you will also see the village of Batuan and one of the oldest Balinese temples of Pura Desa Batuan. The tour also includes lunch in rice paddy fields. After that, you will visit the market in Ubud and the Elephant Cave of the 11th century that serves the brahmanas for meditation. The last stop is at Pura Penataran Sasih Temple in Pejeng where the largest bronze timpani in the world is located.

A minimum of 2 persons is required for the tour to happen. The tour starts at 8:30 AM and finished at 6 PM.

If you want to discover Bali closely and intimately book this unique tour. In the morning you will be taken to the village of Tunjuk where you will visit a local school and then the house where you can watch all the daily activities. A good time with local family will be followed by a journey to rice field where you will learn how the field is cultivated. Subsequently you will move to a coconut plantation. That's a great opportunity to climb a tree for the first time and learn opening a coconut. After lunch with the family you will head back to your accommodation with a quick stop at Tamam Ayun Temple.

The private tour requires at least 2 attendees, starts at 8:30 AM and finishes at 3:30 PM.

If stuffing yourself with the delicious Balinese food isn't enough and you want to learn it then go to a lady named Puspa. On your way stop by at local market early in the morning and buy all the necessary ingredients such as herbs, spices, vegetables and chopped meat. In the village of Laplapan you will be welcomed by Mrs. Puspa who will teach how to cook typical Balinese dishes in an outdoor garden kitchen. You can decide whether you want to cook traditional or vegetarian meals. The tour is an opportunity to experience rural life, coconut oil pressing and the balenese food culture.

The tour starts early in the morning  and ends in the afternoon. A minimum of 2 persons is required. There is an English-speaking guide and each participant also receives recipes of the dishes. Cooking courses can also be arranged in top luxury hotels with renowned local chefs.

"Melukat" is a Balinese term for complex purification and "Mebayuh" for energy restoration. Try this cleansing ritual that will restore the energy you were born with and help you get to better understand yourself. Just go to Ubud at any day at 9:30 AM, where you will meet a monk in the Griya Gede Emas complex, who will be your guide throughout the ritual. He will start by reading your personality from a palm leaf like only the locals do. He will highlight your strengths and weaknesses and help you find your way to self-control. This is followed by a transfer to a temple for the actual purification ritual. After drinking the holy water a three-course lunch awaits you at the restaurant overlooking the Campuhan River.

This private tour requires at least two attendees and it is available in Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese or Spanish. Other languages are subject to availability.

Everyone who is looking for spiritual enlightenment and authentic experience in Bali we recommend to take this trip. It starts in the temple of Tirta Empul where you will meet a monk who will be your guide during the rituals. He will present gifts to Gods in your name and bring you to the prayers. This is followed by bathing in a sacred spring, a purifying ritual and tasting of holy water. The tour also includes a visit to the royal complex Gunung Kawi with 10 shrines in the river valley. After that, lunch is waiting in Ubud as well as a visit to Goa Gajah before returning to the hotel.

The private tour requires at least two people and takes place from 7:30 AM to about 5:30 PM. The maximum number of attendees is 4 pax. You will be accompanied by an English-speaking guide with a cold towel and mineral water.

Did the Balinese girls captivate you with their dancing skills? Would you like to learn them too? If the answer is yes be ready at 9 AM at your hotel. You will be picked up and driven to the Arma Museum in Ubud. Upon arrival you will wear the traditional sarong and learn everything about the role and meaning of dancing in the Balinese culture. The lector will then teach you two of the most popular local dances and you will receive finishers certificate upon completion of the course. The tour includes lunch, admission fees, mineral water and an English speaking guide.

A minimum of two persons is required and the tour takes place every day from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

Have you been enchanted by the smell of Balinese plumeria flower and would you like to take it with you back home? All you need to do is take a tour to Jimbaran where you will learn to recognize fragrances, their tones and combinations in a small perfume shop. At the end of the workshop you will have the change to create your very own original perfume and with your name on it. That's a memorable souvenir, isn't it?

A minimum of 2 persons is required and the tour takes place daily from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM. There will be an English speaking guide and instructor, ingredients and a 30 ml bottle in a luxurious packaging.