Indonesia First Impressions

DAY 1: UBUD
Arrival in Ubud and private transfer to the hotel. Accommodation for 2 nights, with breakfast.

Ubud, located on the island of Bali, is considered the cultural heart of the region. Surrounded by rice paddies, forests, and temples, the city is renowned for its tranquil environment, spirituality, and strong artistic presence. Ubud offers a rich cultural experience, with traditional dance performances, art markets, and authentic Balinese cuisine. In addition, it attracts visitors seeking well-being, with several options for spas, yoga, and meditation retreats.


DAY 2: UBUD
Breakfast at the hotel. Private full-day tour, with guide in Spanish or English (subject to availability and confirmation), in Ubud.

The tour begins with the performance of the Barong and Kris dance, which symbolizes the conflict between good (Barong) and evil (Rangda).

Then, visit the sacred source of Tirta Empul, located in a large sanctuary dedicated to the god Indra. Some of the pools are considered by the locals to have healing properties. On the hill behind the temple, there is a residence built by former president Soekarno.

Visit Kintamani, a mountainous region in Indonesia, with views of the Batur volcano.

Upon returning to the hotel, pass through the Tegallalang rice fields and coconut palm landscapes.


DAY 3: UBUD - SOUTH BALI
Breakfast and hotel check-out.

Free morning for independent activities.

In the afternoon, private tour with a guide in Spanish or English (subject to availability and confirmation), to the Pura Taman Ayun temple. The temple was built in the 17th century by Prince Gusti Anom. Its name means “Floating Flower Garden” because the temple is located in the middle of an artificial lake. Then there is a walk around the complex.

Visit the Tanah Lot temple, considered one of the main temples in Bali, built on a small island in the sea.

Then, private transfer to the southern region of Bali. Accommodation for 3 days, with breakfast.

South Bali is one of the island's most popular and vibrant regions, renowned for its stunning beaches, lively nightlife, and a wide range of tourist attractions. Encompassing areas such as Kuta, Seminyak, Jimbaran, and Nusa Dua, South Bali offers a unique combination of relaxation, culture, and entertainment.


DAY 4: SOUTH BALI
Breakfast at the hotel. Private tour, with a guide in Spanish or English, to the eastern region of Bali.

Visit the Kerta Gosa, also known as the Hall of Justice, built in the 18th century in Klungkung. The site is situated in a moat and presents an example of Klungkung's painting and architecture style, depicted on the ceiling murals.

Visit Kusamba, a fishing village where salt is also produced. The coastal path overlooks Nusa Penida, leading to Goa Lawah (Bat Cave). This cave, whose walls house thousands of bats, is considered sacred and protected by temples and shrines surrounding the entrance.

After lunch (without drinks), visit the Besakih Temple.

Finally, visit Tenganan, a traditional Balinese village renowned for the preservation of ancient customs. There is the possibility of observing the weaving process of the traditional kamben geringsing fabric.

Return to the hotel.


DAY 5: SOUTH BALI
After breakfast at the hotel, private half-day tour, with a guide in Spanish or English, to the southwestern region of the island of Bali, with a visit to the Uluwatu Temple, located on top of a cliff over 75 meters high above the sea. The temple, built in the 11th century, is one of the main in the region.

During the visit, it is possible to observe the sunset and enjoy the performance of the Kecak Dance, one of the most representative traditions in Bali.

Return to the hotel.


DAY 6: SOUTH BALI
Breakfast and check-out at the hotel. Private airport transfer.