Bali's volcanic highlands reveal a side of the island that few tourists truly explore. This full-day journey takes you from the spiritual theatre of the Barong Dance, through terraced hillside coffee plantations, to the breathtaking rim of the Kintamani caldera overlooking Mount Batur and its sacred crater lake. Continue to the Holy Spring Temple of Tirta Empul and the immaculately preserved Penglipuran Traditional Village — one of Bali's cleanest and most photogenic adat villages.
Two of Bali's most iconic landmarks, united in one unforgettable day. Journey to the cool highlands of Bedugul where the goddess of the lake presides over Pura Ulun Danu — one of the most photographed temples in all of Southeast Asia, rising ethereally from the misty surface of Lake Bratan. Then descend through Bali's most spectacular UNESCO-recognised rice terraces at Jati Luwih before the grand finale: sunset at Tanah Lot, the sea temple perched dramatically on a volcanic rock battered by the Indian Ocean.
Trade the beaches for Bali's misty northern highlands on this enchanting tour through twin crater lakes, cascading jungle waterfalls, and iconic volcanic gateways. The Handara Gate — a towering split gate rising from morning mist against a backdrop of volcanic mountains — has become one of Bali's most sought-after photography spots. Continue to the scenic twin lakes of Buyan and Tamblingan before descending through coffee plantations to the dramatic Munduk Waterfall.
North Bali is a different world — calmer seas, fewer crowds, and a raw, authentic Balinese atmosphere that the tourist south has long since surrendered. This full-day expedition takes you to the black-sand shores of Lovina Beach, the serene Buddhist monastery of Brahma Vihara Arama, the naturally heated jungle pools of Banjar Hot Springs, and the multi-tiered Gitgit Waterfall — North Bali's most spectacular cascade.
Journey to East Bali's most sacred and visually stunning destinations on this spiritually rich full-day tour. The Lempuyang Temple complex — Bali's oldest and most revered — crowns a hillside with its iconic split gate perfectly framing the silhouette of Mount Agung. Known worldwide as the Gate of Heaven, this is Bali's most photographed moment. Continue to the ancient indigenous village of Tenganan, the eerie bat-inhabited sea temple of Goa Lawah, and the ornate pavilions of Kertha Gosa in Klungkung.