Bali Island Escape
Rice terraces, sacred temples, and sunset beaches — four days of Bali's spiritual and tropical magic.
Trip overview
- Ubud Rice Terraces
- Temples & Waterfalls
- Seminyak Beach Day
Best time to visit
April–October is the dry season. May–September is peak. Avoid December–March (rainy season).
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1 · Ubud Rice Terraces
- 🌾08:00Tegalalang Rice Terrace walk
- 🐒11:00Ubud Monkey Forest
- 🎨14:00Ubud Art Market & Palace
- 🔥18:00Traditional Kecak fire dance
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Day 2 · Temples & Waterfalls
- ⛩️07:00Tirta Empul water purification
- 🌊10:30Tegenungan Waterfall swim
- ☕14:00Coffee plantation tour (luwak)
- 🌅17:00Tanah Lot temple sunset
- ⛩️
Day 3 · Seminyak Beach Day
- 🏖️09:00Seminyak Beach morning swim
- 🍹12:00Beach club lunch & pool
- 🏄16:00Surf lesson for beginners
- 🦐19:00Seafood BBQ on Jimbaran Beach
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Day 4 · Nusa Penida Day Trip
- 🚤07:00Speedboat to Nusa Penida
- 🏔️09:00Kelingking Beach viewpoint
- 🌊12:00Angel's Billabong & Broken Beach
- 🤿15:00Snorkeling with manta rays
- 🚤
Budget
Estimated total cost: 5,000,000 IDR for 4 days.
Includes accommodation, local transport, food, and activities. International flights not included.
Travel tips
- April–October is the dry season. May–September is peak. Avoid December–March (rainy season).
- Carry local currency for small eateries and street food; cards are widely accepted in cities.
- Book popular restaurants in advance during peak season.
- Use public transit where possible — most stops in Bali are tourist-friendly.
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