In the afternoon, drive from your hotel to Alas Kedaton, a megalithic sacred temple in a forest inhabited by thousands of monkeys and hundreds of big bats. Next, to Bali's most photographed temple, Tanah Lot. Perched on a little rocky islet that is inaccessible during high tides. Continue drive back to Seminyak area, to be precise Canggu beach. Entered Tugu hotel on the sea side, with a wide collection of priceless antiques and rare artifacts. Walk along the beautiful surrounding and feels the magical atmosphere of Tugu hotel, while enjoy your cocktail and canapes with the magnificent sunset.
In the late afternoon, transfer from your hotel to reach Samabe Resort, located in the southern tip of Bali, Sawangan Beach. Enjoy the secluded private beach, hide from the rest of crowds of Bali beaches.
Your butler will lead you to enter the cave where the chef will serve you a stunning five course set menu while the sound of the waves pamper your ears, and your eyes witness the sun set over the ocean from your hidden cave. To illuminate, the cave will perfectly decorate with chair, lamps and flowers which bring the romantic atmosphere even deeper. Transfer back to your hotel.
There are many ways to explore the amazing island of Bali, but one of the most comfortable and interesting is surely on tour with a private car charter. On this full day excursion the experienced guide will show you the culture, beauty and traditions of this wonderful tropical island.
Discover old jungle trials, sacred temples, rice fields, rain forest beautiful lakes and of course volcanoes. Furthermore you can discuss with the guide which itinerary you would like to have. There is no better way to travel.
Enjoy your own created tour by visiting the interesting places in Bali in your limited time. The Half Day charters are the best alternative with more privacy for you to explore and experience the nice tourist destination in the Paradise Island and lead by our knowledgeable guide.
A long time ago, like most crafts in Bali, silver making was a kind of a family business that was passed from one generation to another. Each family has their own secret unique design, and today you will uncover one of their prime heirlooms. You will be picked up from your hotel either in the morning or afternoon, to start your day of having a creative experience.
Upon arrival meet with the artist, who will guide you through each step of the silver making production process from design into a wearable art. With the 10 grams of silver that is included in the price it is sufficient to create a gorgeous ring, exotic pendant or a pair of stunning earrings. At the end of this challenging and fun day, we will serve you a cup of tea or coffee with Balinese traditional cakes.
The capital of Bali, Denpasar has evolved from a traditional village into a small town that faces a significant impact of modernization; explore the remains of its old indigenous culture which was engraved profoundly in every aspect of life. First to Pasar Badung, the biggest traditional markets in Bali located in the heart of the town, the central meeting point between buyer and seller, not only food but you will see a wide variety of spices and herb and even textiles.
Here your local food trail is begun, stroll inside the market where you will have a chance to taste some local fruits such as Salak or snake fruits (depend to the season), taste the popular Balinese pie that usually used as offering at the temple and become one of most favorite "oleholeh" or souvenir from Bali for the local. As well as tobacco and wine, coffee is also entices many people to know more about it.
Today, you will visit one of the oldest coffee shops in town (from 1935) that nowadays managed by the 3rd generation of the family. A coffee break with the real Balinese coffee brand, the most popular entire the island inside the Denpasar old town. The highlight of the day is Sindhu night market. Blend yourself and eat like a local, there are many selections of food from fresh chicken satay to Nasi goreng or Balinese rijsttafel Nasi campur to start your local cuisine adventure. Transfer back to your hotel.
In the morning get picked up from your hotel and then drive to center of Bali, Ubud. First, Tegalalang to view a small in size, but most amazing rice terraces in Bali, beautifully made by the nature entice so many visitors to come and feel the breeze.
Afterward continue through a scenic drive via Petulu to reach the central of Ubud, the Ubud palace where the Royal Family still lives in the palace and at night the garden is used for staging some of Bali’s most important dances, such as the Legong Dance, Barong Dance, Ramayana and Mahabrata ballets. Just next to the palace, lies the Ubud art market, the most popular traditional market in the entire island of Bali.
Here, walking through the aisle, the local vendor sells many things such as Balinese handicraft and textile. At the end pay a short visit to the monkey forest - home to a healthy population of long-tailed macaques and then drive onwards to your hotel.
Depart in the morning heading to the mother temple, Besakih located on the slopes of Mt Agung, Bali’s highest volcano. Besakih is the largest temple complex, the most important temple, and holiest temple for the Hindu religion in Bali.
Continue to visit the cool oasis of the Water Garden (Tirta Gangga) with its spring-fed pools, a former water palace of Karangasem kingdom built in the late 1940's. Next, enjoy your set menu lunch at a small local restaurant located at Glumpang village nestled on the foot hill, surrounded by rice field with the majestic Mt. Agung as the background.
Onward, visit Tenganan village, home to Bali aborigines. The village is famous for exquisite, authentic textiles (double ikat) and craft works. At the end of the day before transfer to your hotel, stop at the 18th century courthouse “Kertagosa” famous for its intricately painted ceiling depicting various forms of punishment awaiting those who do evil while on earth.
Leave early in the morning for your expedition to explore the ancient areas of Bali. This tiny village is located between the lake and the outer crater rim of Mt. Batur. It is usually called “Desa Bali Aga” as this village is inhabited by descendants of the original Balinese, the people who pre-date the Hindu Majapahit Kingdom in the 16th century.
Afterward cross to Trunyan Village and explore on foot, visiting the temple and their ancient trees of myth, and then continue to Trunyan's final sanctuary in a traditional wooden canoe paddled by the locals as they tell you about their rates of passage. When a villager passes away, the people here simply leave the body of the deceased on the ground to decompose naturally, it is said that there is no odour from the dead bodies. The villagers attribute this to the scent of the fragrant ‘menyan’ tree from which Trunyan takes its name – Taru menyan. Next, drive back around the lake to the top of the caldera and then enjoy your lunch with the magnificent view of mount and lake Batur.
Indonesia has always been known as a center for scents, the exotic Spice Island of history. It is also one of the world leaders in farming and producing key essential oils for many industries including perfumery. The nation annually exports tons of the essential oils needed by perfume brands such as Dior, Hermes etc.
And today, you will reveal the secret of perfume making we will start with a fascinating interactive talk “Discover Indonesia Thru Perfume" about the role of Indonesia spices and flowers in the international perfume trade. Then our instructor will teach you how to make individual perfumes suited to your own personality. This includes your 30ml perfume and a diploma as a proof of your knowledge and your talent.
Here you will have a chance to look closely her collections, you may meet Ni Luh herself (to be confirmed), have a casual conversation and share a cup of tea or coffee with this passionate designer.
Afterward, around Jimbaran area, a forever deluxe classic big motor, Harley Davidson is waiting for you for your transfer to Uluwatu Temple, a scenic road across Labuan Sait where along the shoreline you may discover the surfers are enjoying Bali strait's waves. Uluwatu temple is majestically perched on the edge of a steep cliff that towers above the legendary surf breaks of the south Island.
At sunset you may witness a dramatic kecak performance at the temple (optional). Transfer back to your hotel.
There is a huge upper sundeck, large bow trampolines, a rear bar area and sound system. The boat provides you with an unrivalled sailing experience in Bali. We provide breakfast during the sail. After approximately 2hours, you will arrive at the white sand beach of Lembongan island. There we offer you activities like snorkelling, reef viewing from a glass bottom boat, banana boat rides and a village tour of seaweed farms and the famous underground house.
The lunch buffet will be served between 12pm and 2pm. The new embarkation area for the elephant trek is shaped like Batak Toba - the traditional Sumatran buffalo house. New route of the thirty minutes elephant safari takes guests along 400 meter trail crossing the Olympic size pool, Wos River, snakes along a lush jungle route and along animal exhibits that include indigenous Sumatran species and singing birds.
Sácale el máximo provecho a tu escapada con nuestro servicio de asistente personal, dirigido a viajeros de todo el mundo y ofrecido por habitantes locales. Disfruta de tus vacaciones mientras viajas sin preocupaciones con la ayuda y el conocimiento de asistentes locales, que harán que tu experiencia sea de lo más placentera y enriquecedora.
Qué incluye nuestro servicio de asistente personal:
- Encuentro a tu llegada (bajo petición)
- Servicio de intérprete
- Información sobre las infraestructuras de la zona y el transporte
- Organización, reserva y compra de tours, entradas, atracciones, eventos, traslados y alquiler de coches
- Asistencia durante la estancia (concertar visitas con médicos…)
- Información sobre la cultura, estilo de vida y tradiciones
- Servicio 24/7
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Descubre un lugar con mucho encanto, belleza paisajística e inquietante historia con este tour de introducción a la ciudad de Bali. Déjate seducir por la fascinante cultura balinesa, conoce su delicada artesanía, admira los pintorescos arrozales y tradicionales pueblos y disfruta de espectaculares vistas al lago y el volcán.
Destacamos
- Asiste a una representación visual de un cuento tradicional: el Mahabharata
- Observa cómo se elaboran piezas artesanales únicas
- Contempla cómo desciende la lava del monte Batur, un volcán activo
La primera parada es el pueblo de Batubulan, famoso por sus trabajos de piedra tallada, donde podrás ver el colorido y emocionante Barong and Kris Dance. Este baile relata la historia de lucha eterna entre el bien y el mal. Mahabharata es una narración épica de la Guerra de Kuruksetra y muestra los destinos de los príncipes Kaurava y Pa??ava.
Después de la actuación, viajaremos hacia el noreste, que abarca una sección transversal de la isla entera de Bali, desde las tierras llanas de la costa llenas de palmeras hasta las imponentes montañas. Visitaremos el famoso pueblo de los talladores de madera para observar cómo los artesanos esculpen sus complejos diseños en diferentes tipos de madera y conoceremos el famoso pueblo de los herreros de la plata y el oro.
Investiga más tarde la interesante Cueva del Elefante, también conocida como Goa Gajah, un complejo construido como santuario en el s.XI. Tómate un momento para contemplar con tranquilidad esta maravilla y tomar fotos de las impresionantes criaturas esculpidas en las paredes. Admira los demonios tallados en roca a la entrada de la cueva. La primera talla debía ser un elefante. Es por eso que tomó el nombre de Cueva del Elefante. Explora también el lugar de baño que fue construido para alejar a los espíritus malignos.
A continuación podremos apreciar las mejores vistas del paisaje natural en Kintamani; una parada obligatoria para acceder y ver la pintoresca región de Gunung Batur, desde donde podrás disfrutar de espectaculares vistas al Monte Batur, del que descienden ríos de lava negra. El cráter es santo y hay un santuario en la cima dedicado a la diosa de la fertilidad. Captura el magnífico paisaje con tu cámara con el lago Batur como telón de fondo.
Durante el viaje de regreso podrás admirar los hermosos arrozales de Tegallalang y harás una última parada en la localidad de Ubud, famosa por sus artistas y bailarines.
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