Departure at 3pm to visit Tanah Lot, Bali’s most important coastal temple. "Tanah" means land and "Lot” (lod/laut) means sea. Therefore “Rock in the Sea” Located at Beraban village and was built in the 16th century. Often you will see Balinese wading through the shallows to the temple to pray and make their offerings to the Gods at this special place. Lots of great photos and impressive rocky coastal areas to explore, along with many locals touting their handicrafts. Return to Seminyak by 7pm.

Depart early to the top of the island to the village of Kintamani, a village that straddles the southwest ridge of the crater to enjoy spectacular views of Mount Batur. See the solidified black lava trail from the peak down into the valley below. The substantial lava field was formed from the largest eruption in 1926. Enjoy a Coffee at one of the many cafes perched on the edge of the crater and enjoy spectacular views of the volcano and lake below. Drive on along the edge of the calderon to Desa Pinggan and view the beautiful views on the opposite side of Mt Batur. Lunch can be in Kintimani or Ubud with many options.

Travel to Ubud via Tegalalang rice terraces. Visit the the spectacular Monkey forest temple in the heart of Ubud village. A visit to the local craft markets or one of the traditional artist villages making silver, painting or woodcarving can also be included .

Departure at 1pm to visit Uluwatu Temple “Pura Luhur” perched on a steep drop off to the blue sea below and the most southern point of Bali. Watch the monkeys scampering around the cliffs looking out to the Indian Ocean.

Short drive to Blue Point for a coffee or snack at Single Fin Cafe set on the edge of an epic cliff. The famous Uluwatu surf break with great views of the surfers riding the waves. On to Jimbaran beach for a seafood dinner at Menega Cafe on the beach looking back towards Kuta & beyond. Return to Seminyak by 8pm.

Depart for Tegenungan Waterfall near Ubud. Descend to the foot of the falls and feel the spray of the gushing water in a lush jungle setting. Stand below the waterfalls or dip in the river where there is a shallow bathing area. We spend 1 hour here with enough time to enjoy a coffee in one of the local waroengs or tourist cafes, all with great views of the falls. Ubud is the perfect balance between culture and nature. visit the Monkey Forest Temple to see how these playful animals have made their home in this shady forest, with a large temple sitting quietly in beautiful harmony as man, animal and nature co-exist. Enjoy a casual lunch of local delicacies at Indus Restaurant on the edge of the valley overlooking the Ayung River, as it flows slowly between the soft slopes of rice fields far below.

After lunch choose to visit either the Painters, Wood Carvers, Batik or Silversmiths villages, and see, artisans creating the beautiful designs and objects, which Bali is well known for. Watch as these ancient crafts are made by the local Balinese. You can also choose to stop at anytime during the tour for shopping, photos or exploring. Return to Seminyak by 5pm.

Morning departure north to Jatiluwih village a nominated as a UNESCO cultural heritage site. Scenic drive through beautiful landscape on the way to Jatiluwih and the impressive rice terraces. Comprising over 600 hectares, following the flowing topography of the Batukaru mountain range. The terraces use the traditional water management system called “subak” which dates back to the 9th century. Enjoy lunch at one of the many cafes with panoramic views over this natural wonder. Choose to stop at either a Balinese Chocolate or Coffee production center to see the making process of these growing industries in this area. Return to Seminyak late afternoon .

Departure departure to the Bukit Peninsula in south of Bali where the magnificent Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK) statue stands watch over the island. The 75 metre tall & 65 metre wide statue sits on a pedestal bringing the total height to 121 metres, nearly 30 metres taller than the Statue of Liberty in New York. Visit the many other attractions in this large park area including dancers and other local performers Barong Dance 11am, Garuda Wisnu Ballet 12pm, Nusantara Dance 1pm, Barong Keris Dance 2pm, Balinese Dance 3pm & Kecak Dance 6.30pm . Visit the “Amphitheatre” cut into the original sandstone quarry, where today concerts and larger performances are held, in this Bali’s largest outdoor entertainment venue. Return to Seminyak by 7pm.

Raft the unspoiled Ayung River along the winding route with bamboo forest, and lush tropical views around every corner. Enjoy Bali’s longest white water rafting trip. Adult Rps 995,000, Child 5-12 Years Rps 695.000 Cycle from the mountain top of Bali on this scenic mountain journey off the beaten track arriving at the beautifully eco-friendly Koko Bambu Restaurant and Chocolate Company. Adult Rps 850,000, Child 10-12 Years Rps 595.000 Visit the Mason Elephant Park at Taro, set in 3.5 hectares of abundant tropical gardens and forest that surrounds our giant herd of elephants. Authentic landscaping using the expertise of horticulturists is an important part of the parklands that is home to the largest herd of elephants kept in any one place in Indonesia. Adult Rps 1,120,000, Child 5-12 Years Rps 785.000 Infant 1-4 Years Rps 345,000

Drive to the to the Jungle Swing area overlooking the rice terraces, in the Ubud area. Enjoy the Bali swing and the impressive scenic views out over lush valleys. Then on to the Pura Tirta Empul water temple complex, consisting of traditional bathing structures, famous for its sacred spring, where Balinese Hindus go for ritual purification. Lunch at one of the many Restaurants in the area then on to Tegenungan Waterfall before returning to Seminyak.