Private Day Trip in Bali with a Guide

A day across Bali with a local guide. The itinerary is built around what you want to see, at your own pace.

Typical stops include Uluwatu Temple for sunset from the cliff, or the rice terraces at Tegallalang. For culture, the traditional market at Ubud or the art villages around it. There are also waterfalls, beaches, and temples such as Tanah Lot. Your driver knows the quieter alternatives to each of these if you would rather avoid the crowds.

For an added touch, you can request a multilingual guide who speaks French, German, Spanish, Russian, or Italian to enrich your understanding of Bali’s history and culture.

Price

• Private car (up to 6 passengers): IDR 1,000,000/ USD 55 / EUR 50
• Van (up to 10 passengers): IDR 1,600,00/ USD 10 / EUR 10

Add-ons:

• Multilingual guide (French, German, Spanish, Russian, Italian): IDR 500,000/ USD 30 / EUR 25

Note: Tickets for attractions are not included, and the itinerary is fully customizable to suit your preferences.

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Sample Itineraries

Here are some ideas, but of course you will be able to customize the visits depending on your preferences and your guide’s suggestions.

Central Bali

• Tegallalang Rice Terraces: terraced fields with walking paths cut through them.
• Ubud Monkey Forest: Wander through this sacred forest filled with playful monkeys and ancient temples.
• Desa Penglipuran: Experience traditional Balinese culture in this charming village known for its unique architecture and peaceful atmosphere.
• Ubud Palace: the historic palace in central Ubud, built in traditional Balinese style.
• Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave): Visit this ancient cave temple with unique carvings and a peaceful garden area.
• Kintamani: views over Mount Batur and Lake Batur, with hiking and hot springs nearby.
• Bedugul: Visit the beautiful Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, situated on the shores of Lake Beratan, and explore the surrounding botanical gardens.

North Bali

• Gitgit Waterfall: a tiered waterfall in the rainforest of north Bali.
• Banjar Hot Springs: natural hot springs set in gardens.
• Lovina Beach: Known for dolphin watching and calm seas, ideal for a relaxing beach day.

East Bali

• Tirta Gangga Water Palace: the royal water palace, with ponds, fountains and gardens.
• Lempuyang Temple (Gates of Heaven): the temple whose split gates frame Mount Agung.
• Virgin Beach: one of the quieter white sand beaches in east Bali.
• Taman Ujung Water Palace: A scenic royal water palace with expansive gardens, historical significance, and panoramic ocean views.

West Bali

• Tanah Lot Temple: One of Bali’s most famous temples set on a rock formation by the sea, perfect for sunset viewing.
• Taman Ayun Temple: a royal temple set in gardens and surrounded by a moat.
• Jatiluwih Rice Terraces: Expansive, UNESCO-listed rice terraces, perfect for a scenic walk and photography.

South Bali:

1. Uluwatu Temple: a sea temple on the cliff edge, with sunset views and Kecak dance performances.
2. Padang Padang Beach: a small beach reached through a gap in the rocks, with clear water for swimming.
3. Pandawa Beach: Known for its dramatic cliffs and scenic coastline, perfect for a day of sun and sea.
4. Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park: A cultural park home to the massive statue of the Hindu god Vishnu and a range of traditional performances.

Southwest Bali

1. Seminyak Beach: A trendy beach perfect for sunbathing, surfing, or enjoying the beachside cafes and bars.
2. Petitenget Temple: A quieter cultural spot near the beach with traditional Balinese architecture and ceremonies.
3. Jimbaran Bay: Famous for its fish market and seafood restaurants right on the beach. End your day enjoying a fresh seafood dinner while watching the sunset over the ocean.

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