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- Boutique
- 13-day trip
- From €4,850 p.p.
Bali trip | Enjoy Bali
Experience Bali' s diverse beauty on this special tour of some of the island's most enchanting regions. You will stay in atmospheric boutique resorts, including the luxurious Munduk Moding Plantation, high in the mountains, and the stylish, sustainable Lost Lindenberg on the west coast. The journey takes you from the tranquil beaches of Jimbaran and the surfer village of Medewi, to the cool mountain village of Munduk, the green heart of Sidemen, and the rugged southern peninsula of Uluwatu. Along the way, enjoy impressive experiences such as a visit to the iconic sea temple Tanah Lot, the picturesque Pupuan rice terraces and a guided nature walk and canoe trip around Munduk. The combination of tranquillity, nature, culture and luxury makes this trip ideal for enjoying Bali to the fullest. Discover hidden gems, meet hospitable locals and completely unwind in breathtaking surroundings.
Travel programme
Travel overview
- Day 1 – 2 Arrival in Bali & stay in Jimbaran
- Day 3 – 4 Visit to Tanah Lot & stay at Lost Lindenberg
- Day 5 Journey to Munduk
- Day 6 Munduk nature walk and canoe trip
- Day 7 Journey to Sideman
- Days 8–9 Free days in Sideman
- Day 10 Journey to Uluwatu
- Day 11 – 12 Free days in Uluwatu
- Day 13 Departure from Bali
Arrival Bali & stay Jimbaran
On arrival at Denpasar Airport, your driver/guide will be waiting for you in the arrivals hall, holding a sign with your name on it. You will then be taken to your hotel in Jimbaran.
Jimbaran, situated on the south-west coast of Bali, is renowned for its enchanting beaches and luxury resorts. Once a modest fishing village, it is now a chic destination that welcomes visitors with a perfect blend of relaxation and sophistication. The area is particularly renowned for its world-famous beachfront seafood restaurants, where you can enjoy fresh seafood whilst overlooking the ocean.
At the end of the following day, you will be collected from your hotel for dinner at Jimbaran Bay. This bay is renowned for the delicious seafood the island has to offer. The fresh seafood menu, combined with the cosy beachside setting, ensures an unforgettable culinary experience.
Inclusief:
- Meet & Greet on arrival
- Bali Levy
- Private transfer to your hotel
- Dinner at Jimbaran incl return transfer on day 2
- Overnight stays including breakfast
Exclusief:
- International flight
Visit to Tanah Lot & stay Lost Lindenberg
Start the day with breakfast at the hotel. You will then meet your guide in the lobby and continue your journey to Pekutatan, stopping en route to visit Tanah Lot Temple. Tanah Lot is an iconic rock formation on the west coast of Bali, famous for the Pura Tanah Lot temple perched on the rock. The temple, a popular destination for both pilgrims and tourists, offers breathtaking views and is particularly renowned for its unique location right by the sea, with spectacular sunsets as a backdrop. This ancient Hindu sanctuary is one of Bali’s most beloved attractions.
Enjoy a day off the following day. You’ll be staying at Lost Lindenberg, a unique eco-boutique resort situated on the west coast of Bali, in the peaceful village of Pekutatan. The resort consists of eight treehouse-style suites connected by wooden walkways, giving it the feel of a floating village in the middle of the jungle. Here you can enjoy plant-based Balinese dishes at a long communal table, made with ingredients from the resort’s own garden. Lost Lindenberg also offers free surfing lessons at Medewi, known for having the longest waves in Bali, and operates entirely sustainably.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to your hotel in Medewi
- Excursion: Visit to Tanah Lot
- Overnight stays including breakfast
Travel to Munduk
Today, you will be taken by private transfer to Munduk, with an itinerary that takes you past the scenic Pupuan rice terraces. This less visited area in the Tabanan district offers a beautiful interplay of green terraces surrounded by coconut palms and clove trees. Here, people still work using the traditional Subak irrigation system, a centuries-old method that not only feeds the fields but also strengthens community spirit among farmers. A short stop en route lets you take in this peaceful, authentic side of Bali before continuing your journey to Munduk.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to your hotel in Munduk including stop at Pupuan rice terraces
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Munduk nature walk and canoe tour
You will be picked up for a beautiful nature walk through Munduk. During the trek, you will be introduced to local life and visit clove, cocoa and coffee plantations. Enjoy the tranquillity and admire the rice terraces, where you will see local farmers at work. After a leisurely 2-hour hike, you will reach a hidden waterfall, away from the tourist trails. Here you can swim while your guide prepares a picnic lunch. The tour ends with a canoe trip on serene Lake Tamblingan, at the foot of Mount Lesung. Board a traditional boat and cruise through the calm waters while enjoying the breathtaking scenery. Afterwards, you will be transferred back to the hotel.
Inclusief:
- Excursion: Nature walk and canoe trip incl. lunch
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Travel to Sideman
After breakfast at the hotel, you’ll check out and meet our guide in the lobby. You’ll then set off for Sideman, stopping en route at the impressive Ulun Danu Bratan Temple and the picturesque rice terraces of Jatiluwih.
The Ulun Danu Bratan Temple, situated on the western shore of Lake Beratan in Bedugul, is one of Bali’s most iconic water shrines. Since the 11th century, this temple has played an important role in the Hindu faith and serves as a place of pilgrimage for the Balinese community. Its serene setting on the water and the surrounding mountains make this one of the most photogenic spots on the island.
After visiting Ulun Danu Bratan, you will travel on to Jatiluwih, a village in the Penebel district, north of Tabanan. Here, vast rice terraces unfold against a breathtaking backdrop of the volcanoes Mount Batukaru and Mount Agung. The rice fields are maintained using the ancient ‘subak’ irrigation system, which has been in use since the 9th century and is recognised by UNESCO as cultural heritage. Jatiluwih offers a peaceful and authentic experience, away from the busier rice terraces of Tegallalang.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to your hotel in Sidemen
- Excursion: Ulun Danu Bratan & Jatiluwih
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Free days Sideman
Surrounded by rolling rice fields and hilly countryside, this is the perfect place for hiking, cycling or horse riding along scenic trails. You can visit traditional weaving workshops during these free days to discover Balinese craft, or participate in cultural ceremonies and village life. There are yoga and meditation classes at the resort, as well as cooking workshops using fresh ingredients from the resort's own garden. You can also visit nearby waterfalls or admire the impressive shrine of Gunung Agung. The fresh air and serene tranquillity make Sidemen ideal for relaxation and inspiration.
Inclusief:
- Overnight stays including breakfast
Travel to Uluwatu
In the morning, you’ll set off from your hotel towards Goa Lawah Temple, situated in the village of Pesinggahan, on the border between the city of Klungkung and the regency of Karangasem. This small but significant temple complex, whose name literally means ‘bat cave’, is home to thousands of bats. As it is situated on the main road, it is easily accessible and popular with visitors.
After visiting Goa Lawah, you will continue to Kerta Gosa in Klungkung Regency, a court of justice dating back to the time of the Klungkung Kingdom. The complex consists of two main buildings: the imposing Bale Kerta Gosa hall, with ceilings decorated with Kamasan- or wayang-style paintings, and the Bale Kambang, a ‘floating’ hall or pavilion surrounded by a moat. This national heritage site is also open to the public. You will then be taken to your hotel in Uluwatu.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to your hotel in Uluwatu
- Excursion: Visit Goa Lawah Temple and Kerta Gosa
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Free days in Uluwatu
Enjoy the next few days at leisure, Uluwatu is a breathtaking destination in Bali, known for its high cliffs, beautiful beaches and world-class surf spots. The iconic Uluwatu temple stands high on the cliffs and offers spectacular sunset views. Surfers from all over the world come to Uluwatu for the excellent waves, while beach lovers can enjoy spots such as Padang Padang Beach and Dreamland Beach. The region also has a rich cultural scene, with traditional Kecak dance performances at sunset. With a range of accommodation, restaurants and shops, Uluwatu is a must-visit destination in Bali.
Inclusief:
- Overnight stays including breakfast
Accommodations
The Open House
An atmospheric boutique hotel in the heart of a fishing village, The Open House is a charming beachfront accommodation located on Bali's tranquil south coast. Guest rooms feature free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, an iPod docking station and a DVD player. The hotel features facilities...
An atmospheric boutique hotel in the heart of a fishing village, The Open House is a charming beachfront accommodation located on Bali's tranquil south coast. Guest rooms feature free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, an iPod docking station and a DVD player. The hotel features facilities such as a swimming pool, a restaurant and spa services. Guests can enjoy various activities, including snorkelling, diving, exploring temples and visiting a traditional market.
Your stay: 2 nights
Lost Lindenberg
Located in quiet Pekutatan, Bali, Lost Lindenberg offers a peaceful environment to relax and unwind. The hotel is surrounded by a lush jungle garden and is close to nature, making it an ideal place for guests who want to escape the hustle and bustle. The rooms are stylish and...
Located in quiet Pekutatan, Bali, Lost Lindenberg offers a peaceful environment to relax and unwind. The hotel is surrounded by a lush jungle garden and is close to nature, making it an ideal place for guests looking to escape the hustle and bustle. The rooms are stylish and comfortable, with a relaxed atmosphere that reflects the beauty of the surroundings. The restaurant offers a unique culinary experience with Balinese dishes prepared with modern techniques and Western influences. Guests can enjoy spa treatments, swim in the natural pool or relax in the conservatory. For active guests, there are various activities such as surfing and snorkelling, allowing them to further explore Bali's tropical paradise.
Positive impact
Lost Lindenberg puts sustainability first: the resort uses solar energy, its own permaculture garden and local produce. The design minimises impact thanks to natural materials and elevations above ground. You can enjoy plant-based meals, while the "Lost Bunch" surfing project supports young people. This creates a harmonious balance between luxury and nature.
Your stay: 2 nights
Munduk Moding Plantation
Munduk Moding Plantation is a luxury boutique resort in North Bali, located high in the mountains amid a coffee plantation. The beautiful bungalows offer plenty of space and are attractively and modernly decorated. There is a beautiful bath and an outdoor and indoor shower. Slam your doors open and look out from your huge bed...
Munduk Moding Plantation is a luxury boutique resort in North Bali, located high in the mountains amid a coffee plantation. The beautiful bungalows offer plenty of space and are attractively and modernly decorated. There is a beautiful bath and an outdoor and indoor shower. Slam your doors open and look out from your huge bed over the mountains with the sea as the horizon, into which the sun will set. The restaurant is beautifully situated with lots of French doors and overwhelming panoramic views. Adjacent to the restaurant is a beautifully landscaped infinity pool. For stays of at least two nights, a Balinese massage is included.
Your stay: 2 nights
Wapa di Ume Sidemen
Wapa di Ume Sidemen is a five-star boutique resort offering panoramic views with a magical backdrop of the highest Mount Agung and surrounded by rice fields. The resort is an ideal retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life, just 35 minutes from the traditional Klungkung market and 45 minutes from...
Wapa di Ume Sidemen is a five-star boutique resort offering panoramic views with a magical backdrop of the highest Mount Agung and surrounded by rice fields. The resort is an ideal retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life, just 35 minutes from the traditional Klungkung market and 45 minutes from Candidasa, Bali's east coast.
Your stay: 3 nights
Radisson Blu Resort Bali Uluwatu
Located on the Indonesian island of Bali is the Radisson Blu Bali Uluwatu. This hotel sits high above the Indian Ocean and local farmland, making it ideal for holidaymakers and business travellers alike. The surrounding area offers attractions and activities for all interests, such as the famous monkeys at...
Located on the Indonesian island of Bali is the Radisson Blu Bali Uluwatu. This hotel sits high above the Indian Ocean and local farmland, making it ideal for holidaymakers and business travellers alike. The surrounding area offers attractions and activities for all interests, including the famous monkeys at Pura Luhur Uluwatu and an ancient Hindu temple spectacularly located on a cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean.
All modern Balinese-style rooms are comfortably furnished and feature sitting areas, free high-speed Wi-Fi and flat-screen satellite TVs. Some rooms offer private rooftop terraces with panoramic ocean and garden views. Guests can enjoy a meal at the Artichoke restaurant, sip a cocktail at the Choka Pool Bar or indulge in delicious Italian food at the Felini restaurant.
Your stay: 3 nights
Destinations
Jimbaran
Once a small fishing village, Jimbaran is now dotted with 5-star resorts and luxury villas, giving it the nickname 'The Beverly Hills of Bali'. Visitors to the area spend their days on the white-sand beaches, in the chic boutiques or swimming in the crystal-clear waters of the bay. Dining in Jimbaran is a unique experience - diners can select their own live seafood at one of the waterfront restaurants, where it will be instantly prepared and cooked over a fire of coconut husks - a distinct and delectable taste sensation.
Kuta
If you are looking to party in Bali, Kuta should be your first stop. A popular holiday destination, the region attracts a lively crowd of travellers to its resorts, shops, surf spots and vibrant nightlife. A visit to Kuta is not complete without indulging in shopping therapy at the local markets or taking a surfing lesson. For a more cultural experience, stop by the Bali Bomb Memorial to pay tribute to the departed, or wake up early to watch locals make offerings in the sea.
Bali
Bali is famous for its beautiful beaches, rolling hills dotted with rice terraces and volcanic mountains. Culture lovers feel at home in the island's vibrant cultural centre; Ubud. Visit several museums or browse the numerous craft shops. Luxury spas, tranquil yoga retreats, impressive temples, delicious local food; it is not hard to see why Bali has long been one of the world's most popular island destinations.
Lesser Sunda Islands
Also known as Nusa Tenggara, the Lesser Sunda Islands are an island chain spread across the central southern part of Indonesia. The islands are, from west to east: Bali, Lombok, Gili Islands, Sumbawa, the Komodo Islands, Flores, Sumba, Timor, the Solor and Alor archipelago's, Barat Daya Islands and the Tanimbar Islands. This arch of volcanic islands makes an ideal destination for travellers seeking white sand beaches, relaxing geothermal springs, and remote traditional villages. While the northern islands are characterised by dense green jungles, the south is defined by arid savannah. In-between you will find warm, clear waters offering some of the world's best opportunities for diving, snorkelling or aquatic wildlife encounters. Whether you are eager to swim with whale sharks, manta rays and turtles; witness immense komodo dragons; or simply relax on idyllic pink-sand beaches, the Lesser Sunda Islands have something for every traveller.
Indonesia
With 18,110 islands, of which 6,000 are inhabited, Indonesia is the world's largest archipelago with a virtually unrivalled range of holiday options. While the picturesque island of Bali remains Indonesia's best-known and most popular tourist destinations, there is so much more to offer those looking to get off the beaten track. Take your itinerary with visits to: the historic monuments and temples of Central Java; the world-renowned dive sites of idyllically remote Raja Ampat; the extraordinary island of Komodo, home to the unfathomably large Komodo Dragon; as well as an array of vast tropical forests provide a haven for incredibly diverse wildlife from orang-utans and other primates to critically endangered Javan rhino and tigers. The range of choices is bewildering, but however you decide to spend your time on this remarkable group of islands, you are sure to have some truly exhilarating experiences and some unforgettable adventures.
Munduk
The small, simple village of Munduk is an attractive mountain retreat deep in the highlands of Central Bali. Often overlooked by tourists, Munduk's cooler climate comes to many as a welcome respite from the heat on the coast. Key activities from Munduk include the countless treks that make their way through forested hills to hidden villages, secret waterfalls and endless coffee and cocoa plantations. Visitors can look out for the village's beautiful Dutch colonial buildings, many of which have been converted into charming guesthouses. Other popular sights include: Tanah Barak, Melanting and the Golden Valley waterfalls. The nearby Tamblingan Nature Recreation Park, with its beautiful Tamblingan Lake surrounded by lush green forests, is also a must-see!
Uluwatu
Uluwatu is a popular beach destination on the spectacularly rugged Bukit Peninsula, in southern Bali. The name Uluwatu means "end rock" and comes from the famous Pura Luhur Uluwatu temple located in the area, on the south-western tip of the peninsula. Known as one of the best surf destinations in the world (for surfers of all levels), Uluwatu attracts surfers from all over the world and travellers eager to experience the exceptionally luxurious cliff-top hotels and villas! Whether you just come for the day to play golf, explore the temple, hit the swell with a surfboard, or stay in one of the elegant villa overlooking the sea, there is always something to excite the senses in beautiful Uluwatu.
Medewi
Situated in the remote area of West Bali, Medewi is known as a surfer's paradise, boasting excellent waves crashing onto a black-pebbled, smooth-rocked beach. This sleepy market town offers a glimpse of Bali before the tourism rush, and it retains its quaint charm. Visitors can enjoy the freshest seafood bought directly from fishermen on the beach, catch the most magnificent sunset disappearing over the Indian Ocean, and surf some of the most spectacular waves in Bali, known as 'left-handers' extending for over 150 metres or more. Don't miss the opportunity to jump on a motorbike and explore the coastline and lush scenery along the quiet back roads.
Sidemen
Located in beautiful Bali, in the Karangasem Regency, lies the enchanting village of Sideman known for its spectacular natural beauty. The surrounding landscape consists of a volcano dominating the skyline, lush forest, terraced rice paddies dotted with ancient temples and picturesque villages with grass huts. Visitors can enjoy the impressive views, climb the sacred Mount Agung, visit a local silversmith to make their own jewellery and taste traditional Balinese dishes at a local restaurant.
Penebel
Penebel is a beautiful, serene rural town nestled among bright green hills covered with terraced rice fields, at the centre of the island of Bali in Indonesia. Dramatic vistas of rugged mountain peaks in the background of this verdant destination, coupled with the surrounding forests and farmlands, make this a paradise for nature photographers and outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can look forward to natural hot springs, an array of wonderful luxurious spa centres and peaceful silent retreats, and a small, friendly community.
Bali trip | Enjoy Bali
We offer the described trip from €4,850 per person.
The price is indicative and is subject to factors including availability and travel dates.
Included
• Accommodation in excellent and unique lodges and hotels
• All meals as specified in the ‘itinerary’
• All excursions as listed in the ‘itinerary’, including a visit to the Jatiluwih UNESCO World Heritage rice terraces
• All necessary private transfers as mentioned
• Meet & Greet on arrival
• Entrance fees where applicable
• National Geographic or similar travel guide
• Administration fees (€50 per booking)
Positive impact of your trip:
• Contribution of €50 per person towards a positive impact via the Avila Foundation
• Accommodation at Lost Lindenberg
• Nature walk and canoe trip in Munduk
Not included
• International flights
• Room category upgrade
• Travel and/or cancellation insurance
• Visa fees
• Tourist tax (where applicable)
• Seat reservations
• Personal expenses/tips
• Any departure tax when leaving the destination
• Meals not specified and optional excursions
• Contribution to the Calamity Fund (€2.50 per booking)
• SGR contribution (€5 per person)