Off The Beaten Path In Bali

Join us as we travel off the beaten path to a remote yet picturesque corner of Bali. Start your tour in the lofty heights of Bedugul, an area steeped in tradition and history and located 1,500m above the sea level. The climate here is colder than in other places in Bali.

You have the option of enjoying freshly-picked strawberries from a local plantation. After sampling the tasty fruits, head for the abandoned Bedugul Hotel. The hotel was originally constructed some 20 years ago but was never completed because of the Bali bombings. It is now a somewhat macabre tourist attraction in its own right, albeit one that offers great views of surrounding areas.

Don a traditional Sari and make your way to the sacred Ulun Danu Temple, which is in the middle of the impressive Beratan Lake, and is one of Bali’s top tourist destinations. Visit a small wildlife park in the temple where you can have your photo taken with snakes, monkeys, and many large birds. Learn more about the history and religious significance of the temple from your guide.

Your next destination is the Jatiluwih rice terraces near Ubud. These incredible, man-made terraces have allowed people in the area to engage in agriculture and have become one of the most popular representations of the Balinese countryside. The tour ends at the enchanting Tanah Lot Temple, built atop a rock in the middle of the sea, which is often a destination for couples wanting children. Your tour comes to an end after you have enjoyed an amazing sunset view from the temple.