Denpasar is Bali’s provincial capital and boasts two interesting and unique markets, Pasar Badung and Pasar Kumbasari which are both spread out over a four story building and trade different wares from morning to evening.
After the markets, continue to the Bali Museum transfer by a traditional horse chart locally known as Dokar (based on availability), an old fashioned way to discover the growing city of Denpasar. Upon arrival at the museum, observe the traditional artefacts, collection of prehistoric pieces and valuable old paintings. Built in 1910 by the Dutch and destroyed by Bali’s largest earthquake in 1917, the museum was rebuilt in 1931. Continue to the Bali Art Centre, also known as Taman Budaya which is dedicated to the preservation of Balinese culture.
To end this half day trip, visit the Balinese People Memorial, better known as Bajra Sandhi, which was built to commemorate Balinese heroes who fought against colonial rule.
In the morning, meet with our reps and then transfer to Guliang Kawan Village located in the central of Bali. Prior, stop at a traditional local market where you will purchase the ingredients of today class such as spices, vegetables etc. Next, enjoy a Cooking Class which offers a fascinating introduction to the exotic ingredients and unique culture of Balinese food. Gain a valuable insight into the techniques of preparation and cooking which is used on a daily basis in homes all over the island.
After your lunch which is served on a hut facing to the rice field, you might join in a rural activity that allows you to experience how the farmers work in the rice fields. You will learn how to plant, transplants or harvest rice (depending on season) and in the same time you will have the opportunity to learn more about Subak, the Balinese traditional irrigation system that is an UNESCO recognized method of sustainable farming. Transfer back to your hotel.
Purchase a pampering at two fabulous spas specializing in various massage, skin, and hair treatments Visit the home of a female Balinese Hindu priest for a spiritual healing and meditation ceremony Sip a sunset cocktail at one of the best beach bars in Southeast Asia Cruise around Bali in a retro-cool 80s VW van kitted out with a mini-bar, 10-speaker sound system, and wifi!
Bali is practically synonymous with pampering, and that’s what we’re giving you on this cultural spa tour! You’ll cleanse your consciousness with a visit to a Balinese mangku, beautify your body with a luxury spa treatment, and sip cocktails at sunset at a fabulous beach bar. Talk about the ultimate mind-body treatment! Your Bali tour will take you southeast from Ku De Ta Seminyak to Legian, where you’ll arrive at one of the island’s best spas. You’ll get to pick from a list of treatments (at your own cost), anything from a Shiwa Balinese massage to a Balinese Boreh body mask, with 60 to 90 minutes specifically set aside for you to relax and enjoy!
Spa treatments have long been practiced locally on the island, and today, Bali is a world-leader in such indulgences — so you’re in the right place for pampering! Then, with your mind mellow and your body blissed-out, we’ll stop for a 3-course lunch at the spa café, where you can fill up on delicious dishes like Sumatran-style beef or snapper cooked in white wine. After lunch, we’ll head to the home of a local mangku (priest) for a spiritual healing and meditation session. Ibu Mangku practices the ancient art of spiritual healing and meditation, and she’ll lead you through a private ceremony to help unlock your unconscious. What’s more, female priests are quite rare in Bali, so a meeting with her will be an extra special experience! This ceremony can be quite emotional for some people — it’s not uncommon for some participants to cry during the process.
However, the mangku will care for all participants and explain to those affected how they can continue their healing after they’ve left her home and temple. We’ll then depart the mangku’s house and travel back into Seminyak for stops at two spas: a popular women’s spot for hair treatments and mani-pedis, and a men’s barber for cutthroat shaves, hair treatments, and athletic massages. Pick you treatment preference (at your own cost) and indulge! With everyone pampered, blessed, and relaxed, we’ll head to one of the best bars in Southeast Asia for a sunset cocktail (or two — trust us, you won’t be in a rush to leave!). Lastly, throughout it all, you’ll be travelling in retro-cool style, in a modified 1980s VW Kombi limo equipped with a sound system, 2,000 tunes to choose from, a mini bar, and wifi and charging ports and cables (so that you can upload all those jealousy-inducing Instagrams, of course!).
Forma parte del crucero más rápido y emocionante de Bali y descubre los espectaculares paisajes de las tres islas hermanas de Bali: Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Penida y Nusa Ceningan.
Destacamos
- Haz esnórquel en aguas cristalinas
- Contempla la belleza de la naturaleza
- Descubre las playas de arena blanca más recónditas de Bali
Acompáñanos en este crucero a la costa sur de Nusa Penida que te brinda la oportunidad de visitar bahías vírgenes, playas de arena desiertas y disfrutar de una experiencia de esnórquel incomparable. Admira la costa salvaje de las islas y déjate cautivar por los imponentes acantilados costaneros. Sincronízate con la naturaleza en este tour de un día entero desde Bali.
Tras la recogida en tu hotel, súbete a bordo del barco que te llevará a la isla Penida. Una vez allí, salta a la acción y haz esnórquel en las aguas cristalinas. Nada o quédate en la playa antes de cruzar el área de manglares del canal Ceningan. Visita un pueblo tradicional de cultivo de algas y date un capricho con un delicioso almuerzo a bordo del barco, en una playa apartada o en el club de playa Bali Hai. Seguiremos hacia Nusa Lembongan y pasaremos por los acantilados de piedra caliza que caen en el mar, por el Agujero de la Roca o la Puerta de Manta Point, donde descubrirás algunas de las playas más recónditas de Bali.
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Tanjung Uban located in the north-west coast of Bintan island is the second largest tour after Tanjung Pinang. Renowned for its quaint and rustic atmosphere, Tanjung Uban offers a window for visitors to sample a truly authentic Indonesian experience. The tour begins with a visit to local farm where you may sample the tropical fruits and vegetables. Tanjung Uban is the second largest town after Tanjung Pinang. Renowned for its quaint and rustic atmosphere, Tanjung Uban offers a window for visitors to sample a truly authentic Indonesian experience.
Drive through the town center of Tanjung Uban, and see the fast-growing cottage industry businesses like motorcycle repairs, kubah (mosque dome) factories and brick-making factories. The scenic drive brings you through the coastal fishing village, where you will see ‘Bugis’ homes built on stilts, and kelongs staking their positions at sea.
Amid swaying coconut trees in the warm tropical breeze, enjoy a refreshing coconut at the local beach. Feeling Refreshed? Head down to the town area and have a quick shopping frenzy. Second to last, enjoy the sea breeze at the kelong together with freshest catch of the day seafood lunch. End your experience, with a smoothing 90mins Indonesian traditional massage.
Really get to grips with the deep religious roots of Jogjakarta which is also known as Jogya and Yogyakarta on this all-encompassing day out which endeavours to let you see religion from ample angles. Trek around the temples and get to know the ins and outs of these harmonious heritage sites that live so dearly in the hearts of the millions.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Venture round the regal Sultan Palace and the terrific Taman Sari Castle
* Explore the biggest Buddhist Temple in the world: Borobudur
* Peruse the prestigious Hindu temples of Prambanan
In the morning, explore the old city of Jogjakarta by visiting the Sultan palace and Taman Sari castle. You will learn all about how the royal family impacted the Javanese people. This is deemed as the cultural core in the vicinity. Many an amazing artefact can be found in the museum which is situated right inside the palace. Whilst walking around the grounds of the Taman Sari castle you shall learn about how this castle was the jack of all trades as it was the hub for a whole host of activities including meditation, defence, relaxation and even hiding.
We cruise down to Borobudur which is set 42 kilometres west of Jogjakarta. Saunter and sashay your way around this beautiful Buddhist temple. This temple is made up of thousands upon thousands of volcanic and river stone blocks and took over 75 years to build from start to finish. Built solely by human hands, it really is a marvel! It stands in all its glory with its delicate and exquisite carvings whilst simultaneously being so big you will have your breath taken away by it all. Slip inside and be wowed by more than 500 Buddha statues!
You shall get the chance to sit back and relax as you devour a late lunch at a traditional local restaurant set in the heart of some recherché rice fields. You get to taste some local cuisine whilst breathing in that rich ambience that is ever so abundant in this serene and pretty place.
Once you’re full up, it’s time to head to the ancient Hindu temples at Prambanan which are located a little out of town; you’ll make your way 17 kilometres away from Jogjakarta. Named as a Heritage Site by UNESCO way back in 1991, these 9th century pointed and jagged looking temples are comprised of three main inner shrines which pay homage to the Hindu trinity: Brahma, Vishnu and last but by no means least: Shiva. You’ll be filled in on everything important there is to know from the humble beginnings all the way up to the present day.
In the morning depart Jakarta to Bandung in West Java, it will take about 2.5 hours drive through highway. Upon arrival in Bandung heading to the rim of Tangkuban Perahu a smoldering 2000 meter wide volcano. Start with a walk around the main crater, Kawah Ratu, and next continue to Ciater Hot spring through the huge wonderful tea plantation in Lembang. Lunch at a local restaurant.
Continue to a small street in the center of Bandung Jalan Braga which was famous since 1920 as a promenade street. Chic cafes, boutique and restaurants with European ambiance along the street had made the city to attain the Paris Van Java nickname. If you still have sometimes you may continue to enjoy a shopping tour to factory outlet along the way Dago or Riau street.
You can relax your day at golden beaches. Also you can enjoy for snorkeling and swim from the beach in tropical water or just relax in the hammocks of the peaceful gardens. The beach club experience can be combined with any of other day activities provide, offering something for everyone in your family.Travelling to Nusa Lembongan with families is also fine, the full serviced kids clubs are provided. Enjoy with the Tropical BBQ lunch which included salads and fresh fish grilled at the pool-side cabana. There’s selection of food with a range of cocktails at the exclusive Lembongan Beach Club Bar.
Discover the new Gili in Lombok, Nanggu, Sudak & Kedis, explore their beauty, pristine islands, beaches and amazing snorkeling spots. Get picked up in the morning from your hotel and then heading to sacred Mt. Pengsong with its Hindu temple inhabited by hundreds of holy monkeys. Located up in the hill, from the top you will discover the beautiful panoramic, green lush rice field and ocean at the distance.
Afterward, drive to the harbor and then board on your boat toward Gili Sudak where your tasty lunch is await. Afterward, you are free to enjoy the beach or stroll around the island before proceed for island hopping to Gili Nanggu and Gili Kedis prior to sailing back to Lombok Main Island and then transfer by car to your hotel.
Through the bustling city of Jakarta, the drive will pass Merdeka Square, National Monument, and Presidential Palace. The visit will be to the National Museum (close on Monday) and Sunda Kelapa Old Harbor. In the afternoon will be going to the beautiful Indonesia in Miniature Park. In the park will visit several pavilions illustrating the multifaceted Indonesia culture, also will visit the Museum Indonesia. The National Museum offers historical, prehistoric, archaeological and ethnographic aspects of Indonesia through its extensive collection of artifacts and relics. It has one of the most complete collections in the country of bronzes and ceramics dating back to the Han, Tand and Ming Dynasties.
The museum's collection of cultural instruments, household utensils, arts and crafts provide a good introduction to the life of Indonesia's various ethnic groups. Sunda Kelapa, also known as Pasar Ikan (fish market), is in the north of the city at the mouth of the Ciliwung River. This is where the Portuguese traded with the Hindu Kingdom of Pajajaran in the early 16th century and where Dutch domination of Indonesia began. Sunda Kelapa is now a busy inter-island port. Tall master Bugis schooners from South Sulawesi, part of the world's oldest commercial sailing fleet, are one of the finest sights Jakarta has to offer.