Private Island Tours

As you descend towards Panglipuran, immerse yourself in the charm of this Balinese village, celebrated for its preservation of traditional architecture and culture. Explore its temple and admire the captivating bamboo forest. For those craving further adventure, venture to the nearby waterfalls in Bangli regency before concluding your journey back to Sanur.

After immersing yourself in the ambience of Besakih, continue your nature exploration at the Pine Forest, where you can witness mist weaving through the towering trees. Treat yourself to a well-deserved lunch at one of the lake-view restaurants, and relish in the awe-inspiring panorama.

On your return journey southward, make a stop at a coffee plantation to witness the traditional roasting process and sample Kopi Bali along other tropical infusions, completing your day with a delightful sensory experience.

Upon reaching the summit, take a moment to explore the traditional fresh market of Candi Kuning, brimming with an abundance of tropical fruits, vibrant flowers and aromatic spices. Continue your trip to the revered Ulun Danu Beratan temple, dedicated to the goddess of water. The temple’s reflection on the serene lake’s surface creates a captivating floating impression, with the majestic Bedugul mountain range as a backdrop.

Enjoy a scenic drive along the panoramic road to Munduk, where you can admire Bali’s twin lakes, before journeying back through the verdant farmland of Plaga, marvelling at the island’s picturesque landscapes along the way.

Next, immerse yourself in the cultural heart of the island as you arrive at the idyllic village of Ubud. Here, tropical wildlife awaits at the Sacred Monkey Forest, while enchanting history unfolds at the Royal Palace. Explore the bustling traditional market brimming with trinkets, and wander through galleries and boutiques offering Balinese arts & crafts.

To cap off your day, marvel at the iconic Tegallalang rice terraces or make a detour to the “secret village” on your return journey, ensuring your day is filled with unforgettable experiences and discoveries.

Next, delve into the ancient craft of egg painting, a delicate art form that demands both patience and skill. Marvel at the intricate designs crafted with precision and care.

Satisfy your palate with local specialties such as crispy Balinese duck or Mujair Nyat Nyat, freshwater fish cooked in aromatic local spices, before continuing to Begawan, a foundation dedicated to preserving Balinese wildlife and traditions.

At Begawan, engage in their conservation programs and discover the intricacies of heritage rice farming, support the breeding efforts of the endangered Bali sterling or participate in a lesson on sustainable living at the Begawan Learning Center alongside Bali’s youngest generation.

Following a delightful local lunch, journey to Petulu to witness the enchanting sight of the white herons. Each afternoon, thousands of these auspicious birds, symbols of good luck and prosperity, gracefully circle over the rural village before settling into the trees for the night.

Discover a unique heritage centre dedicated to the preservation of antique masks and puppets, then refresh beside one of Bali’s most distinctive waterfalls surrounded by lush greenery. End the day in a traditional village where graceful herons gather at sunset; an enchanting sight believed to bring harmony and blessings.

Next, head to Bali Museum, located in the heart of Denpasar near Puputan Square. This museum showcases the island’s rich culture through exhibits of ancient artifacts, traditional costumes, and ceremonial objects. The museum itself is an architectural gem, featuring ornate gates, stone pathways, centuries-old statues, and open-air pavilions framed by lotus ponds. Just a short stroll away, you will discover Jagatnatha Temple, a sacred site dedicated to Sanghyang Widi Wasa, the Supreme God in Balinese Hinduism. The temple symbolises the unity of all deities and serves as a peaceful retreat amid the city’s hustle.

Conclude your journey at Kumbasari Market, one of Bali’s largest and most vibrant traditional markets. Experience the lively exchange between sellers and buyers while browsing an eclectic mix of fresh produce, handcrafted goods and colourful textiles, blending traditional charm with Denpasar’s modern cityscape.

For an unforgettable cultural experience, venture to the open-air amphitheater adjacent to the temple and immerse yourself in a traditional Kecak performance, also known as fire dance, set against the backdrop of a breathtaking sunset. Conclude your evening with a delectable “feet in the sand” Seafood BBQ on the shores of Jimbaran beach.

Next, head to Taman Ayun Temple in the village of Mengwi. Known as the “Garden Temple,” this serene sanctuary is a masterpiece of traditional Balinese architecture, set within meticulously manicured gardens and tranquil water features.

Continue westward to Tanah Lot, one of Bali’s most revered sea temples. Perched atop a dramatic rock formation amidst crashing tidal waves, this ancient Hindu shrine is a symbol of Bali’s spiritual heritage. Renowned for its stunning offshore setting and unforgettable sunset views, Tanah Lot offers a breathtaking glimpse into the island’s sacred beauty and natural wonder.

Continue your expedition to the Jatiluwih rice terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the island’s most breathtaking panoramas. Marvel at the captivating scenery of the rice ridges nestled at the foot of Mount Batu Karu, providing both stunning photo opportunities and insights into Bali’s traditional irrigation system, the Subak.

Following your exploration, unwind at one of the panoramic restaurants before commencing your journey back eastward. Make a special stop at the sacred Kayu Putih tree in Desa Tua and learn about its mysterious tales.

Savour lunch in the serene coastal town of Candidasa before continuing to the enchanting water gardens of Tirta Gangga. The royal palace boasts a labyrinth of pools and fountains, surrounded by lush gardens adorned with intricate carvings and statues.

On your return journey to The Pavilions, traverse traditional snake fruit plantations and the terraced hills of the Sidemen valley, soaking in the picturesque beauty of Bali’s countryside.

Delve into Bali’s rich history of artisanal jewelry at a dedicated workshop, where you’ll have the opportunity to craft your own wearable masterpiece under the expert guidance of a skilled silversmith. After your creative endeavors, savour an al fresco lunch against the breathtaking backdrop of Mount Agung.

For the adventurous souls, a trek through the tropical jungle awaits, leading to hidden waterfalls and natural rock pools for a refreshing plunge, before returning to the resort, filled with unforgettable memories of Bali’s best kept secret.