Bali Highlights Tour – Iconic Island Experience

Sightseeing

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Proceed for a full day tour of North Bali starting with Bedugul fruit and vegetable market where local products are supplied. We move on to visit Ulun danu Temple – a peaceful Hindu temple on the banks of Lake Beratan. We then head north to cross the ridge of Bali’s central mountain range on the way to Lovina, north Bali most famous and exotic beach resort, while seeing Gitgit waterfalls enroute. On the way back, a stop will be be made at Banjar village hot spring.

Sightseeing

Breakfast

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Today early morning you will be picked up and we will proceed to Sanur Harbour to catch your Fast boat to Nusa Penida. Arrive in Sanur Harbor & check in. It takes about an hour to reach Nusa Penida. Arrive in Nusa Penida – Toya Pakeh Harbour, briefing for a while. Start to visit: “Angel Billabong” and “Broken Beach (Pantai Pasih Uug)” Arrive in “Angel Billabong” and “Broken Beach”. Continue to visit Kelingking Secret Point. Arrive at Kelingking Point and enjoy the most beautiful view of this secret point. Depart to Toya Pakeh Harbour to catch your return boat back to Bali.

Sightseeing

Breakfast

Transfers

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Spend a day experiencing a traditional dance, discovering iconic rice terraces and exploring the highlights of Kintamani. Start the day with a performance of the famous Barong and Keris Dance. This traditional Balinese dance narrates the fight between good and evil and is a classic example of the Balinese way of blending myth and history into one reality. Drive to the iconic Tegalalang Rice Terraces, where emerald rice fields cascade down the mountain sides. Along the way, we’ll pass through villages, home to skilled silversmiths, goldsmiths, wood carvers, stone sculptors and artists. Continue to Kintamani set around the rim of the Gunung Batur crater. The breathtaking views look out over Bali’s most active volcano, Mount Batur, which soars over 1,800 metres into the sky. In the centre is a beautiful turquoise lake, the largest lake of the island. At the Tirta Empul Temple we can see the natural springs and special bathing pools whose waters are rumoured to cure any kind of disease. Hindu worshippers flock here to bathe in the holy water. Our last stop is at the 11th century Elephant Cave, also known as Goa Gajah. Built as a spiritual place for meditation we may even chance upon some of Bali’s Hindus bathing in the sacred springs. We’ll enter the temple through the carved mouth of the demon!

Breakfast

Transfers

After a hearty breakfast you are transferred in time to the airport to board your flight.