Day 1: Arrival & Welcome to Ubud

• Arrival at Bali Airport – Meet & greet.
• Private transfer to your hotel in Ubud.
• Check-in & relax after your flight.
• Evening: Traditional Balinese Dance Performance at Ubud Palace.
• Optional: Welcome dinner at a jungle-view restaurant.

Day 2: Nature & Traditions

• Tegalalang Rice Terraces – Morning walk and scenic photos.
• Coffee Plantation Visit – Sample Bali’s famous Luwak coffee.
• Tirta Empul Temple – Join a sacred water purification ritual.
• Lunch with rice field views.
• Evening at leisure or enjoy a peaceful night at the hotel.

Day 3: Art & Local Life

• Sacred Monkey Forest – Interact with playful macaques.
• Ubud Art Market – Shop handmade crafts and local goods.
• Blanco Renaissance Museum – Explore the works of Antonio Blanco.
• Evening: Discover Ubud’s local eateries and art cafés.

Day 4: Waterfalls & Wellness

• Visit Tukad Cepung or Tegenungan Waterfall – Hidden gems in nature.
• Jungle-style lunch in a bamboo hut.
• Balinese Spa & Massage – Rejuvenate with traditional treatments.
• Optional evening yoga session in the middle of nature.

 Day 5: Culture & Creativity

• Visit a local Balinese family & village – Learn about daily life.
• Traditional Cooking Class – Cook authentic dishes with locals.
• Optional: Batik painting or wood carving workshop in the afternoon.
• Evening at leisure – stroll through boutiques or enjoy a sunset drink.

Day 6: Scenic Walks & Temples

• Morning: Campuhan Ridge Walk – A peaceful walk through lush hills.
• Visit historical temples: Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave) & Gunung Kawi.
• Lunch near the temples in a traditional warung.
• Evening: Rest at the hotel or enjoy a Balinese gamelan music show.

Day 7: Free Day & Farewell Dinner

• Full day at leisure:
• Spa day or pool relaxation
• Ubud shopping tour
• Optional activities: Bali Swing, river rafting
• Evening: Farewell Dinner with a beautiful sunset or jungle view.

 Day 8: Departure

• Final tropical breakfast in Ubud.
• Hotel check-out and private transfer to the airport.
• Depart from Bali with unforgettable memories.

• 🏨 7 nights accommodation in a boutique hotel in Ubud
• 🍽️ Daily breakfast at the hotel
• 🚐 Roundtrip airport transfers (arrival & departure)
• 🧭 All tours and activities mentioned in the itinerary
• 🎟️ Entrance fees to all attractions and temples
• 🧑‍🏫 English-speaking local guide throughout the trip
• ☕ Coffee plantation visit & tasting
• 🍛 Traditional Balinese cooking class experience
• 💆 1 Balinese massage or spa treatment
• 🥡 Lunches on selected full-day tours
• 🎭 Cultural performance (Balinese dance show ticket)
• 🚰 Mineral water during tours
• 🛡️ Basic travel insurance (optional – can be adjusted)

• ✈️ International flights to/from Bali
• 🛂 Visa fees (if applicable)
• 🍽️ Lunches and dinners not specified in the itinerary
• 🍸 Personal expenses (snacks, drinks, souvenirs, etc.)
• 💆 Extra spa treatments or optional activities not listed
• 🧺 Laundry, phone calls, or hotel minibar expenses
• 💵 Tips for guides and drivers (optional but appreciated)
• 🩺 Travel insurance (unless added as an upgrade)

• 🧳 Packing Tip: Light, breathable clothing is ideal for Bali’s tropical climate. Don’t forget swimwear, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a sarong for temple visits.
• 🛕 Temple Etiquette: Shoulders and knees must be covered when entering temples. A sarong and sash are usually provided at entrances.
• 💰 Currency: The local currency is Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Credit cards are accepted in most places, but it's recommended to carry some cash for markets and small shops.
• ⚠️ Weather: Bali has a tropical climate. Expect warm temperatures year-round, with occasional rain (especially from November to March).
• 🚗 Transport: All transfers and tours are in private vehicles with air-conditioning. Roads in Ubud may be narrow and traffic can be slow—embrace the pace!
• 📶 Internet: Most hotels and cafés offer free Wi-Fi, but connection may vary in remote areas.
• 💧 Water: Tap water is not drinkable. Always use bottled or filtered water for drinking and brushing teeth.
• 🧘 Wellness Culture: Bali is famous for its yoga and holistic health scene—feel free to join a class or workshop during free time!
• 🕒 Time Zone: Bali is in UTC+8. There is no daylight saving time.
• 🙏 Culture: Balinese people are warm, kind, and spiritual. A respectful attitude and an open mind will make your experience even more rewarding.

👕 Light and breathable clothing (cotton or linen – ideal for hot and humid weather)

👙 Swimwear – for waterfalls, pools, and optional spa visits

👒 Hat, sunglasses & sunscreen – Bali sun can be intense

🧴 Insect repellent – especially useful for evenings and jungle walks

🥿 Comfortable walking shoes – for rice terrace walks and temple visits

🩴 Flip-flops or sandals – easy to slip on/off at temples and hotels

🧣 Scarf or sarong – for temple entry (can also be bought locally)

📸 Camera or smartphone – Bali is full of photo-worthy moments

💧 Reusable water bottle – stay hydrated throughout the day

💊 Basic medications – such as painkillers, stomach remedies, or any personal prescriptions.

📕 Travel insurance documents and passport copies (just in case)

💵 Some cash in local currency – for small purchases or tipping

🔌 Universal adapter – Indonesia uses types C and F plugs (230V)