Proposed itinerary
East area : (Karangasem city)
- #snorkeling at bluelagoon, pegringsingan village, virgin beach, Tirta Gangga, lempuyang temple
- #goa lawah temple, mongkey bar and pool, gembleng waterfall, cocolate Bali factory, lahangan sweet
- #besakih temple, gembleng waterfall, horse riding, cocolate factory, lempuyang temple
South area (nusadua, Jimbaran & Uluwatu)
- # watersport, GWK, Uluwatu temple + Kecak dance fire
- # Waterboom park, paragliding, suluban beach, padang2 beach, Jimbaran seafood
West area (Canggu, Tabanan)
- # tanah lot temple, Jatiluwih rice terace, coffee and tea plantation , ulundanu Beratan temple, banyumala waterfall
- #taman ayun temple, Sangeh mongkey forest, Jatiluwih rice , ulundanu Beratan temple, handara gate, banyuwana waterfall
- #jatiluwih rice terace, ulundanu Beratan temple, handara gate, twin wana giri hill, pucak sari waterfall
- #Twins lake tracking, sekumpul waterfall
North area (Lovina, Singaraja)
- #dolphin, aling2 waterfall, Buddhis temple
Ubud area :
- # Ubud market, Bali swing, tegalalang rice terace, silver class
- #mongkey forest, ATV squad bike, white water rafting
- #barong dance, batuan temple, batik hand made, Bali bird Park
- #tegalalang rice terace, holywater temple, coffee and tea plantation, Suwat waterfall
- #breakfast with orang utan, hidden canyon Beji guwang, local market
Kintamani & Bangli :
- # tracking at mount Batur, natural hots spring, Tukad cepung waterfall
- #trunyan village, kehen temple, Penglipuran village, taman sari waterfall
Duration
Duration 10-12 hours
Price 50$ USD/ car
North area 55$ USD/ car
Max capacity 2people + suitcases, without suitcases max 3 people
My car is small car (Toyota Agya)
💎 Considering to travel with others?
| Â | 1 traveller | 2 travellers | 3 travellers | 4 travellers |
| Price per person | 2014 USD | 1007 USD | 672 USD | 504 USD |
Important: This is proposal by the local agency, itinerary and cost can be updated to personal needs when discussing with him.
Cost includes:
20$ USD/person
Additional expenses that would be paid outside the specified tour price
Entrance tickets to tourist destinations, entrance tickets to tourist areas, local boats,
Families
Yes, of course, and guests can replace some trips with other trips to suit the child’s condition, as long as there is no additional fee in one area
Wheelchair
For wheelchair users, they cannot go to the waterfall, apart from that, if they don’t bring a wheelchair then they will be charged a wheelchair rental fee, there is no additional fee.
About the local guide
Dewi Amerta
I have worked in tourism for 7 years, I work with my heart and try to provide the best service to all my guests, and helping them to immortalize every moment of their holiday, the safety, comfort and satisfaction of my guests is my priority in my work
An Unexplored Eden in Central Africa
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When to Visit (Weather)
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VISA
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Security
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Tipping; Credit Card; Prices; Currency
Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated for good service. Around 5-10% is sufficient in restaurants if a service charge isn't included. Credit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants, and shops in urban areas. Prices in Indonesia can be very affordable, making it a popular destination for budget travelers.
Luggage
Pack light and smart. Include clothing appropriate for the tropical weather and conservative dress for visiting temples and religious sites. A sarong is a versatile item that can be used for covering up in such instances.
Battery Use, Plug Type
Indonesia uses plug types C and F, and the standard voltage is 230V. It's recommended to bring a universal adapter and a portable battery pack for charging electronics on the go.
Language
Bahasa Indonesia is the national language. English is spoken in major tourist areas, but learning a few basic phrases in Bahasa can enhance your experience and interactions with locals.
Gastronomy
Indonesian cuisine is a feast for the senses, with regional specialties like satay, nasi goreng, and rendang. Be cautious with street food to avoid stomach upsets, and remember to consume only bottled or boiled water.
Disabled Friendly
Facilities for disabled travelers are limited, especially outside major cities. While Indonesia has laws against discrimination, enforcement is rare, and public places often lack the necessary accommodations.
Family Friendly
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Pet Friendly
Bringing pets into Indonesia can be complex due to strict quarantine regulations. Consider the challenges and requirements before deciding to travel with your pet.
Children's Friendly
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Customs and Integration
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