Private, on your own dates · Indonesia
A 4-day Bali escape combining Uluwatu sunset, Kintamani volcano views, Ubud swing, Bedugul lakes, and Tanah Lot’s famous sea temple.
Arrive in Bali and settle into a short but varied journey that blends coastal scenery, temple visits, upland views, and time for a few signature island experiences. Your first day opens with Melasti Beach and Uluwatu Temple, where the clifftop setting and ocean backdrop set the tone for the trip before the evening Kecak Fire Dance brings a memorable cultural finish to the day.
The second day moves inland through Bali’s artisan and nature route. Batubulan, Celuk, and Mas introduce the island’s craft traditions, followed by Tegenungan Waterfall and Tirta Empul, two of the most recognisable stops on the island for travellers who want both scenery and living tradition. The day continues to Kintamani for Mount Batur and Lake Batur views, then finishes at Alas Harum with the included swing experience over the Tegalalang rice terraces.
On day three, the itinerary heads to Bali’s cooler highlands. Taman Ayun, Candi Kuning Market, Ulun Danu Beratan, and Alas Kedaton create a balanced day of royal heritage, local produce, lakeside temple views, and a relaxed forest stop before the final highlight at Tanah Lot. With sunset at the sea temple, this itinerary closes on one of Bali’s most photographed coastal settings.
The final morning is left free for a calm breakfast and last-minute shopping before hotel check-out and transfer to the airport. With private transport, hotel stays, daily breakfast, select meals, guide support, and entrance coverage for the main sightseeing stops, this 4-day Bali holiday is designed for travellers who want to see the island’s essential highlights without a rushed pace.
Hotels are named on your confirmation — all are of the stated category.
You leave from a different place than you arrive — book an open-jaw flight, not a return.
Meet and greet with local representative for transfer to the hotel.
Indonesia
May–Sep is the dry season for Bali and Java. Sumatra and Borneo have year-round rain.
Yes. It covers a balanced mix of temples, waterfalls, highland views, and a sunset coastal stop, which makes it a strong first Bali itinerary.
Yes. Arrival and departure transfers are included as part of the package.
Yes, the Alas Harum swing ticket is included according to the itinerary.
Daily breakfast is included, along with the lunches stated in the itinerary.
A Bali tourism fee is listed as payable by the traveller and is subject to change, so guests should check the latest requirement before departure.
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