Bali Multi Activity
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Welcome to Bali! A member of the team will meet you at the airport and we transfer to Legian and check in at our hotel. This evening you will meet your guide and the rest of your group, there will be a briefing at the hotel but otherwise you have free time to explore.
Depending on tide charts, we will go to Kuta beach early in the morning or in the aftenoon to enjoy a private surfing lesson on Bali’s most famous beach. We then go to the center of Bali, close to Mount Batukaru, to meet a local family in a remote village surrounded by amazing paddy fields. We will learn how to waive offerings and prepare a local dinner. Donating a small gift to the family such as books or pencils are a good token of appreciation as the mother of the family works in the local school. We then spend the night in a hotel nearby.
We leave our hotel in the morning and visit Batukaru temple, before heading to the belimbing area. With a local guide to accompany us, we hike between ricefields, waterfalls and plantations, a great warm up before we tackle a volcano! In the afternoon we reach the north coast of Bali and follow the road west to Gilimanuk harbour. Crossing by ferry to Java Island, we check in at our hotel in Ketapang. Get an early night tonight because we will be up early tomorrow.
At around 3am we will drive to the starting point of the Kawa Ijen trekking trail. (1h30 drive). We start walking by sunrise and after 2 hours of trekking on a easy trail, we reach the crater rim of Kawa Ijen volcano and its splendid acid lake. You may meet local workers on the way, carrying down baskets full of sulphur rocks (up to 100kg per porter!) After some time to enjoy the panorama, we descend and drive back to the hotel where you can grab some rest. After lunch, we cross back to Bali and arrive by mid afternoon in Pemuteran, close by the sea.
We depart in the morning to Labuan Lalang harbour and take a fishing boat to the nearby island of Menjangan. The island offers some of the best snorkeling locations in Bali and we will visit 2 or 3 different spots to observe corals and tropical fish. If we are lucky we may also be visited by sharks, manta rays and turtles, all of which live in these waters. Depending on the tide level, we may also take a short walk on the island to visit a temple that is home to a small population of deer. By mid afternoon we return to the hotel and enjoy some free time by the beach.
Today there is the option of going diving with a PADI instructor. A fee of $145 is payable for a training session in a swimming pool and two dives of 30-40 mins each. Please ask your guide for more details.
After breakfast, we head north to the Munduk area of Bali for a day that, for many, will be the highlight of the trip. We will be descending a wild canyon hidden amidst pristine tropical forest! Canyoning is an enormous amount of fun, we will be flying down smooth rock slides, jumping into deep pools sculpted by water and time and abseiling off vertical drops. An awesome experience in the heart of the jungle. After lunch, we climb out of the gorge and reach Ubud by late afternoon, where you will stay for 2 nights.
After breakfast we transfer by minibus to Batur Volcano. We enjoy the spectacular scenery of the volcano and its lake before strapping on helmets and backpacks and setting off for 35km of amazing, easy-going, downhill mountain biking all the way to Ubud. We cross bamboo forest and paddy fields on single tracks, and small paved lanes and back roads through the local villages. Back in Ubud by mid afternoon, we can enjoy some free time to discover the cultural capital of Bali.
We start today with a drive north-east to discover the Tampaksiring region. First up, a visit Tirta Empul temple with its sacred pools where we are given the opportunity to take part in a purification ritual. Next, we take the 300 steps of Gunung Kawi Mausoleum, an ancient tomb of the last king of Udayana dynasty.
In the afternoon we head to Telaga Waja River for two and a half hours of exhilarating whitewater rafting through the jungle. If our group size is small then we may be joined by other groups to fill the raft. After a pause to let the adrenaline wear off, we get back in the bus and drive to Sidemen. A local village located in a green valley with paddy fields all around.
Very early start today (around 4am), we transfer to the starting point of our hike to Mount Batur. The climb can be tough and steep. We reach the crater rim in time for sunrise, perched 1717m above sea level. An unforgettable experience. This summit offers a 180 degree panorama of Bali as well as Mount Rinjani in Lombok when the weather is clear. After descending we leave for Amed, a fishing village located on the eastern tip of Bali, famously renowned for its underwater bio diversity. We sleep in simple traditional bungalows by the beach.
Today we relax and enjoy some snorkelling straight from the beach in the Amed area with our knowledgeable guide. Here the volcanic, black sand beach forms a dramatic backdrop for our snorkel adventure. It is likely we will see groupers, parrotfishes and even white sharks if we are lucky enough. After lunch, drive back to Sanur with a stop in Tirtagangga water palace for a short visit. Free time in Sanur at the end of the day for shopping or to enjoy a professional massage.
After breakfast we transfer back to the airport for our journey home. Farewell to Bali.
Indonesia food is delicious! Expect
plenty of meat with Sate Padang (beef satay), Ayam Bakar Taliwang (grilled chicken in spices) and Ikan
Bakar (grilled fish in Sambal sauce).
The cuisine is vibrant and colourfull with intense flavors thanks to the vast
array of spices.
A typical meal will always include
steamed rice along with one or two main dishes of Fish, meat or vegetables.
Vegetarians can enjoy Tempe Goreng (Indonesian tofu), Nasi Goreng Lotus (rice
with vegetables and egg cooked in a lotus leaf) or Gado Gado
(green vegetables with tofu and peanut sauce).
We will take our breakfasts and evening
meals either in our hotel or at local restaurants. Lunches will be picnics of
fresh fruit and vegetables, bread, cheese and cold meats.
If you have special dietary requirements,
please let us know when booking your
trip.
Please be aware that tap water in
Indonesia is not drinkable. Mineral water can be purchased in most towns and
villages but we recommend you bring a water filter or purification tablets. You
will be provided with fresh water to fill your bottles each morning and
evening.
On this trip we will stay in comfortable
hotel accommodation for 10 nights. Rooms will be either double or twin with
private bathrooms.
Every hotel we use has been carefully
selected for its high levels of comfort and cleanliness, great food, facilities
and location.
A single supplement is available on
request and subject to availability.
Your main bag should be a flexible duffel
bag or backpack of around 70-90 litres and not a rigid suitcase. Your luggage will be transported by bus and can be
left on the bus while you are participating in activities. In addition you will
need a daypack of roughly 40 litres to carry with you each day containing your
water, spare clothing, lunch, medication etc. This can be used as hand luggage
during your flight. We recommend also bringing a waterproof cover for your
daypack.
The currency in Indonesia is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). You can withdraw local currency from ATMs in the
country or exchange cash at exchange offices in the airport and larger towns.
For the latest exchange rates please see www.xe.com
The cost of an average meal in Java is
between $3 and $8. On Bali that increases to $4 to $11. When purchasing
souvenirs, we ask our guests to respect the Species Protection Agreements
(CITES) which protects 2,500 species of animals by prohibiting the trade of
hides, scales, corals, shells and live animals.
Tipping when you are satisfied with the
service you have received is customary in Indonesia. However, it is not
mandatory and should be left to the discretion of each individual. We recommend
a budget of $3 to $4 per person per day for tips.
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18/05/2025 | 28/05/2025 | $2,145 £1,649 |
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08/06/2025 | 18/06/2025 | $2,145 £1,649 |
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13/07/2025 | 23/07/2025 | $2,145 £1,649 |
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17/08/2025 | 27/08/2025 | $2,145 £1,649 |
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14/09/2025 | 24/09/2025 | $2,145 £1,649 |
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12/10/2025 | 22/10/2025 | $2,145 £1,649 |
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17/05/2026 | 27/05/2026 | $2,249 £1,799 |
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07/06/2026 | 17/06/2026 | $2,249 £1,799 |
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12/07/2026 | 22/07/2026 | $2,249 £1,799 |
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16/08/2026 | 26/08/2026 | $2,249 £1,799 |
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13/09/2026 | 23/09/2026 | $2,249 £1,799 |
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11/10/2026 | 21/10/2026 | $2,249 £1,799 |
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