Bali Tour Package 8 Days 7 Nights

Bali Tour package 8 Days 7 Nights : Package 2 

Day 1: Arrival and Settling In

• Meet and greet with our representative at airport: Upon your arrival at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Denpasar, Bali, a designated representative from the tour company will meet you. They will assist you with your luggage and guide you to your transfer vehicle.
• Check in to Hotel: You will be transferred directly from the airport to your pre-booked hotel. This day is usually dedicated to checking in, settling into your room, and recovering from your journey. You’ll have free time to relax or explore the immediate surroundings of your hotel.

Day 2: Ubud’s Cultural and Natural Charms

• Pick up at 8:30 am: Your exploration begins with an 8:30 AM pickup from your hotel.
• Ubud art village: This typically refers to a visit to one of the villages surrounding Ubud renowned for their traditional Balinese arts. You might visit a village specializing in wood carving (e.g., Mas), silver jewelry (e.g., Celuk), or painting (e.g., Batuan). You’ll get to see artisans at work and perhaps purchase some unique souvenirs.
• Batuan Temple: A classical Balinese Hindu temple in Batuan village, famous for its intricate stone carvings, ancient architecture, and vibrant atmosphere. It’s an excellent example of traditional Balinese temple design.
• Lunch (Own Expense): You will have a break for lunch, which is not included in the tour package, allowing you to choose a restaurant that suits your taste and budget.
• Coffee Luwak Plantations: A visit to a local plantation where you can learn about the process of making various types of Balinese coffee and tea, including the famous and unique Luwak coffee (often called civet coffee). You’ll usually get to sample different varieties.
• Tegalalang Rice Terrace: One of Bali’s most iconic and picturesque landscapes. These beautiful, terraced rice fields offer stunning panoramic views and are a popular spot for photography. You can often walk down into the terraces.

• Back to Hotel: After a day of cultural immersion and scenic beauty, you’ll be driven back to your hotel.

Day 3: Southern Bali Beaches and Sunset Spectacle

• Pick up at 10 am: A slightly later start today.
• Tanjung Benoa Beach: Known as a hub for watersports in Bali. Here, you can find activities like parasailing, jet-skiing, banana boat rides, and more (watersports usually come at an additional cost).
• Padang Padang Beach: A small, picturesque beach with white sand, clear turquoise waters, and unique rock formations. It’s popular for sunbathing and surfing, and was featured in the movie “Eat Pray Love.”
• Uluwatu Temple: A magnificent sea temple perched dramatically on a steep cliff approximately 70 meters above the Indian Ocean. It offers breathtaking ocean views, especially at sunset, and is home to many mischievous monkeys.
• Jimbaran Bay Sunset: A famous spot for enjoying fresh seafood dinners directly on the beach as the sun sets. You can choose your fresh seafood from local vendors and have it grilled (dinner is typically at your own expense here).
• Back to Hotel: You’ll return to your hotel after enjoying the sunset and dinner.

Day 4: Central Highlands and Iconic Temples

• Pick up: 9 am: Another comfortable morning start.
• Royal Family Temple (Taman Ayun Temple): A UNESCO World Heritage site, this beautiful 17th-century temple complex was the royal temple of the Mengwi Kingdom. It’s surrounded by a wide moat and features multi-tiered meru shrines.
• Ulun Danu Temple & Beratan Lake: One of Bali’s most famous and serene temples, beautifully situated on the shores of Lake Bratan in the central highlands. It’s dedicated to Dewi Danu, the goddess of water, lakes, and rivers, and often appears in travel brochures.
• Lunch (Own Expense): Break for lunch.
• Tanah Lot Temple: An iconic Balinese Hindu temple perched on a large offshore rock, constantly hammered by crashing waves. It’s one of Bali’s most famous landmarks, especially popular for its dramatic sunset views.
• Krisna Oleh oleh: A large and popular souvenir shop chain in Bali, known for offering a wide variety of Balinese handicrafts, clothing, snacks, coffee, and other gifts at fixed prices. “Oleh-oleh” translates to souvenirs.
• Back to Hotel: Return to your hotel after a day of diverse sightseeing.

Day 5: East Bali’s Sacred Landscapes

• Pick up: 5 am: A very early start to reach the eastern part of Bali.
• Lempuyang The Heaven Gate Temple: Famous for its iconic “Gates of Heaven” which perfectly frame Mount Agung in the background, creating a popular and majestic photo opportunity. Be prepared for potentially long queues for photos.
• Tirta Gangga Temple: A beautiful former royal water palace known for its elaborate ponds, fountains, stone carvings, and lush gardens. It’s a tranquil and visually stunning site where you can even dip your feet in the water.
• Lunch (Own Expense): Lunch break in the East Bali area.
• Back Hotel: Return to your hotel after a long day of exploring East Bali.

Day 6: Nusa Penida Island Adventure

• Pick up 7 am: Another early start for a day trip to the island of Nusa Penida.
• Nusa Penida Trip: This involves a fast boat transfer from mainland Bali to Nusa Penida. The island is known for its rugged landscapes, dramatic cliffs, and pristine beaches.
• Angel Billabong: A natural infinity pool formed by rock formations, offering stunning clear turquoise water. Suitable for a dip during low tide.
• Broken Beach (Pasih Uug): A unique circular cove with a natural archway that allows ocean water to flow in and out. It’s a beautiful spot for photos of the natural bridge and ocean views.
• Lunch (Own Expense): Lunch on Nusa Penida, typically at a local restaurant.
• Kelingking Beach: The most famous spot on Nusa Penida, known for its incredible cliff formation resembling a T-Rex dinosaur. The views from the viewpoint are breathtaking. You can hike down to the beach, but it’s a challenging descent.
• Crystal Bay Beach: A beautiful white sand beach with clear water, popular for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing. It’s also a common spot to watch the sunset on Nusa Penida.
• Back to Hotel: You’ll take the fast boat back to Bali and then be transferred back to your hotel. This is usually a very long and tiring, but rewarding, day.

Day 7: North Bali’s Serenity and Nature

• Pick up 3 am: The earliest start of the entire trip! This is specifically for dolphin watching.
• Watching Dolphin at Lovina beach: Travel to Lovina Beach in North Bali. Before sunrise, you’ll board a traditional outrigger boat to go out into the sea to spot wild dolphins in their natural habitat as the sun rises.
• Buddhist Monastery (Brahma Vihara Arama): Bali’s only Buddhist monastery, a peaceful and beautifully adorned complex featuring golden stupas, meditation rooms, and intricate carvings, offering a serene escape.
• Twin Lake (Buyan and Tamblingan Lakes): A scenic viewpoint offering panoramic views of two tranquil crater lakes, Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan, nestled amidst lush rainforest.
• Lunch (Own Expense): Lunch break during your journey through North Bali.
• Back to Hotel: Return to your hotel after a long day covering a significant portion of the island.

Day 8: Departure

• Pick up from hotel to airport: After breakfast and check-out from your hotel, a representative will pick you up and transfer you to Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) for your departure flight.

Price : US$ 400/Person

Package are includes :

• Return Airport Transport
• Private Full Airconditioner Vehicle
• Car Parking Fees
• Car Petrol
• Tour Guide & Driver
• All Entrance Tickets
• Boat for Watching Dolphin
• Return Fast Boat Ticket Nusa Penida Island
• Local Transport at Nusa Penida
• No Hidden Charge