Bali Experience

Experiencia de Bali Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5

Program

Day 1:
South Bali
Upon arrival at the airport, you will meet one of our experience guides in the arrivals hall and be transferred to your hotel.

Day 2:
South Bali – Lovina (Breakfast, Lunch)
After breakfast at the hotel, take a look and we will go to a sacred temple in western Bali, namely Tanah Lot. Tanah Lot is one of the most important directional temples in Bali and the temple is located on a rock near the coast. Then we proceed to the village of Pejaten, this village has been known for decades as a traditional village that produces various crafts, especially ceramics and pottery. There are various forms of pottery produced by the villagers of Pejaten Village, such as jars / barbers with beauties Balinese carvings, sculptures, flower pots or vases, crockery and kitchens, ashtrays, chandeliers and others. Visitors can see the process of making ceramics or pottery in a semi-traditional way. The next destination is Bali Butterfly Park, which exhibits a wide range of specimens through its park of approximately 3,000 square meters, located in the village of Wanasari. Visitors will have the opportunity to see nearby, colorful and protected specimens, such as the common bird (Troides helena) and the peacock of Bali (Papilio peranthus) and the majestic feather bird of paradise (Ornithoptera paradisea). Glass boxes show stick insects, leaf insects, scorpions, large hairy spiders and several odd-looking beetles. We will go to the mountain resort of Bedugul with its beautiful views of Lake Beratan and the temple of Ulun Danu. Enjoy the fresh mountain air and delight in the beauty of the natural environment; A calm and cool lake, surrounded by rice fields on terraces, hills and dense forests. Then stroll through the traditional Candi Kuning market, where fruit trees and vegetables of various varieties bloom. After all day, direct transfer for your accommodation in Lovina beach.

Day 3:
Lovina – Candidasa (Breakfast, Lunch)
After breakfast at the hotel, head to Candidasa. The first destination is to visit the wonderful architecture of Pura Beji Sangsit. Like the other temples in Bali, the temple building has three distinct sections, namely the outer part called 'nista mandala', the middle part called 'madya mandala' and the deeper part called 'utama mandala'. the program continues to Lake Batur in Kintamani. You will stop at the view point and have lunch at the restaurant with a wonderful view from the lake and Mount Batur. Then head to Besakih Temple, which is located on the slopes of Mount Agung and also known as the Mother Temple of Bali. The Besakih temple complex consists of more than 20 separate temples and numerous other smaller shrines, spread over more than three kilometers. Each temple has a specific purpose, either for the worship of a particular god, for the use of people from a particular region of Bali or for the use of a specific Balinese caste. Walking to the top of the temple complex of Besakih and enjoy the beautiful landscape from the top. After all day, transfer directly to Candidasa for your next accommodation.

Day 4:
Candidasa – Ubud (Breakfast, Lunch)
After breakfast at the hotel, we will proceed to Ubud. On the way we will make a stop at Tenganan Village. Tenganan village, the village of Bali Aga, while located in eastern Bali. Tenganan Village is one of the oldest traditional Balinese found in Karangasem Regency in eastern Bali. It has a very exclusive local community life pattern, which is an example of the cultures of Bali Aga Village (prehistoric Hindu) and different from other landscapes on the Bali plain. After this excursion, we will go to the Kertagosa Court of Justice, in the regency of Klungkung. Kerta Gosa is a beautiful historic site located in the heart of the city of Semarapura. The name Kerta Gosa is taken from Sanskrit, where Kerta means serene and, meanwhile, the word Gosa is derived from Gosita which means established or announced. In kertha gosa we will be presented beautiful paintings on the human condition in the hereafter. The paintings were probably originally made in the mid-19th century and were renovated in 1918, 1933 and 1963, with individual panels repaired in the 1980s and 1990s. Near Kerthagosa, we will visit Kamasan Village. Visit the manufacturer of Balinese coins produced from recycled metals where you can see some innovative artistic objects composed of coins such as the statue (closed on Sundays), the next stop in the style painter "Kamasan Wayang" that talent descends from generation and paints natural ingredient After all day, direct transfer by Ubud for your next accommodation.

Day 5:
Ubud – South Beach Bali (Breakfast, Lunch)
After breakfast at the hotel, head to the South Beach area. En route visit the monkey forest sanctuary. This forest area is sanctified by the local community. There are some parts of the area that the public cannot visit. For example, the sacred area or the temple. Only those who are willing to pray and wear appropriate Balinese prayer clothing can access the temple area. There are many points of interest that you can see here. In addition to around 700 monkeys, you can also see 186 tree species in 12.5 hectares of forest, where you will get plenty of fresh air. After the monkey forest, head to the Ubud Art Market and test your ability to haggle here. Ubud Art Market, known locally as 'Pasar Seni Ubud', is located opposite the Puri Saren Royal Ubud Palace and is open every day. Most of the products found in the Ubud Market are manufactured in the neighboring Ubud Surrounding. After the shopping time, We head to Gianyar and visit Mas the handcrafted wooden village and Celuk the silver works village. Celuk is the name of an area where most people work as goldsmiths. Its small workshops are interesting to visit and have the lowest prices. They will something to ask if you bring a sample or a sketch. The next place to visit after celuk is Mas. If in Celuk you see a lot of goldsmith, in MAS you will find many wood carvers. This is the place to come if you want to see or buy authentic furniture made of sandalwood or teak. Then head to the airport in the south Bali area for your departure flight.

Price includes

- Tour and transfers as mentioned in the itinerary with dedicated air-conditioned vehicle
- Spanish or English-speaking tour guide
- Entrance fee and donation
- Accommodation (or Similar) based on twin share at entry level room
- Meals as mentioned in the program
- VAT & service charge

Price does not include

- Meals arrangement not mentioned in program
- Tipping & other personal expenses
- Domestic or international airfare and airport departure tax
- Compulsory Dinner applied in hotel during festive season (Rate will be advised upon confirmation of booking)
- Seasonal surcharge
- Anything not indicated in the program or in the price includes

Itinerary

Accommodations provided in each place