Bangkok to Bali

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28 daysDuration

Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants, maximum 18 travelers

12 peopleMaximum group size

15 - 99 yearsAge range for participants

EnglishGuide language

Easy

Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.

Starts

Bangkok, Thailand

Ends

Ubud, Indonesia

Highlights

Discover a different side of Kuala Lumpur – away from the skyscrapers – on a half-day street food tour through the alleyways, uncovering flavours you need to be a local to know.

Dive into a nature lover’s paradise at Khao Sok National Park, exploring, hiking, relaxing, and cruising by longtail boat on a limestone cliff-circled lake.

Find a slice of paradise on an included sea kayaking trip through the stunning inlets, caves and hidden lagoons of the Ao Thalane mangrove forests.

Climbing Mt Bromo in the early hours of the morning is an adventure to remember. If the conditions are right, you'll be rewarded with a dazzling sunset over mist-laden volcanoes.

Get behind the scenes of some of Java's fascinating local industries – from coffee, cocoa and palm sugar to traditional Javanese medicine.

Itinerary

From Bangkok’s neon lights to Bali’s lush rice terraces, the 'Bangkok to Bali' trip is a 28-day adventure that uncovers Southeast Asia’s most iconic and off-the-beaten-path wonders. This easy-level cultural tour crosses Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia, connecting you with golden temples, pristine beaches, lively cities, and mouth-watering cuisine. Highlights include exploring Melaka’s historic streets, soaking up island life in Ko Tao, summiting Mt Bromo, and discovering Yogyakarta’s rich culture. With included accommodation, transport, and meals, this small group trip ensures a seamless, in-depth experience of the region. The USP? A grand, all-encompassing journey that balances must-see sights with local flavor, making it the ultimate Southeast Asian odyssey for adventurous spirits.

day 1 - Bangkok

Sa-wat dee! Welcome to Thailand. Your adventure begins in Thailand's bustling capital – Bangkok, famous for its tuk-tuks, Khlong boats and street vendors serving up delicious Thai food. You’ll have a welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight to meet your fellow travellers and local leader. If you arrive early (and it’s recommended that you do), why not take a riverboat to Chinatown and explore the crowded streets, see the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, wander down Khao San Road or indulge in a Thai massage. After the meeting, maybe join your group and tuck into some into some street food.

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

day 2 - Bangkok - Overnight train

Begin the day with a river cruise down the Chao Phraya River to explore the khlongs (canals). Life along these canals seems a world away from the chaotic streets of the capital. Visit Wat Pho – one of the Bangkok temples with a 46-m-long gold-plated Buddha reclining inside. Even the feet of this statue are incredible, at 3 m long and intricately decorated with mother of pearl. The temple grounds are filled with beautifully decorated stupas, halls and shrines. Tonight, you’ll take an overnight train journey to Surat Thani.

included:Bangkok - Khlong boat canal tour, Bangkok - Wat Pho

accommodation:Overnight sleeper train

day 3 - Khao Sok

Arrive at Surat Thani in the morning, then travel by minivan to Khao Sok. Set amid hectares of thick jungle, waterfalls, limestone cliffs and an island-studded lake, the national park of Khao Sok is a nature lover's paradise. Here, you’ll have free time to explore one of the oldest rainforests in the world. Walk along the dirt trails that snake through the quiet park, looking out for wildlife as you head for rivers and waterfalls. Look out for the rare Rafflesia Kerri – one of the world’s largest flowers, only found in Thailand. Spend the night in a rustic hut within the ancient trees of the rainforest.

accommodation:Resort

day 4 - Khao Sok

Travel through jungle, rubber and oil plantations before boarding a long tail boat for a ride across Cheow Lan Lake. With limestone karsts rising almost 1000 m out of the green waters, this area is incredibly picturesque. You’ll trek to an island cave to see the eerie stalactites and bats hanging from the ceiling, with subterranean streams at your feet. Have lunch in a local raft-house before soaking up some free time to relax, swim or kayak around the lake to search for wildlife – the water is clear and teems with aquatic life, and you can also look out for hornbills, langurs, macaques and gibbons.

included:Khao Sok - Cheow Lan Lake tour, Khao Sok - Rafthouse lunch

accommodation:Resort

meals:1 Breakfast, 1 Lunch

day 5 - Ao Nang

Head to Ao Nang in a private minivan, stopping at Baan Bor Tor along the way. When you arrive, embark on a sea kayaking journey. About halfway along the coast between Than Bok Khoranee and Krabi town is a bay of mangroves that might just be the most beautiful bay in Thailand. Surrounded by towering karst formations and many small offshore islands, these waterways will be your pathway as you move slowly through the bays and canyons, through the inlets, caves and hidden lagoons. Look out for the birds overhead and the monkeys in the trees – if you do see a monkey, make sure you secure your belongings and any food! Arrive at Ao Nang late in the afternoon, where you’ll have a free evening.

included:Ao Nang - Baan Bor Tor sea kayaking, Ao Nang - sea kayaking lunch

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast, 1 Lunch

day 6 - Ao Nang

If you’re a nature lover, Krabi might just be your favourite spot. Today is a free day to soak up everything this island has to offer. Maybe head to the water for a diving adventure or take a daytrip to explore Phi Phi and Khai Nok – these islands are surrounded by white sandy beaches, perfect for swimming and snorkelling. The area around Krabi is also home to some of the best climbing routes. Whether you're a novice or a pro, being securely tied high up a limestone cliff-face looking down on jungle and is an unforgettable experience! Tonight, maybe watch the sunset light up the sky and indulge in some local seafood at a beachside restaurant.

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 7 - Trang

This morning, you’ll head on to the small village of Baan Mod Tanoy. When you arrive, you’ll go on a walk around the village and gain some insight into the locals’ day to day life. Then, time to enjoy the great food and hospitality of the village. Get your hands dirty with some Batik handkerchief dyeing and learn a few tricks from the local craftsman at a workshop showcasing this traditional art. Your accommodation tonight is in a local resort in the village.

included:Trang - Mod Tanoy village walking tour, Trang - Mod Tanoy village community activities, Trang - Mod Tanoy village community lunch

accommodation:Resort

meals:1 Breakfast, 1 Lunch

day 8 - Penang

Say goodbye to Thailand this morning – you're off to Malaysia! The island of Penang was the first destination of the colonial British in 1786 and they invited the Chinese (as well as others from all over Asia) to live on this island in the tropics. Today, this fusion of cultures still exists, and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Georgetown shows the fascinating mix in its range of places of worship. When you arrive, you’ll take an orientation walk around the tumble-down shops and hawker-filled alleyways to get your bearings. The food here might just be the best in Malaysia, so you’ll seek out some hawker food stalls with your leader and get a taste for the local cuisine. Sample some local specialties such as nasi kandar, Penang laksa and char kway teow.

included:Penang - Hawker food experience

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 9 - Penang

Take a half-day sightseeing walking tour around Penang and Georgetown, soaking up the relaxed pace of life and the mix of cultures. See the original 19th century shophouses, the street markets, and the strong cultural and religious identity still on display in each neighbourhood – Little India, Chinatown or the Muslim Quarter. Check out the street art and stop by a clan jetty – clans were formed by 19th century immigrants who banded together based on the area of China that they came from, and they built rival waterfront societies on wooden jetties. Visit Thai and Burmese temples like Kek Lok Si – the largest Buddhist temple in South East Asia. You’ll have this afternoon free top explore at your own pace. Maybe see the clan house of Khoo Kongsi and check out the ornate carvings on the walls, roof and pillars. Maybe see more Chinese architecture in the blue Courtyard House of Cheong Fatt Tze – a wealthy merchant.

included:Penang - Walking tour, including Clan Jetty & Kek Lok Si Temple

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 10 - Kuala Lumpur

Continue south to Kuala Lumpur – the cosmopolitan capital of Malaysia, affectionately known as KL by the locals. Communities of Indian, Chinese and ethnic Malay people mingle peacefully, allowing travellers to get the best of all three worlds. KL has grown from a sleepy little village to a skyscraper-lined multi-million-peopled metropolis. The city can seem vast, but the focus is the traditional core of the Old Town (the former colonial centre), the luxury hotel and shopping mall district of the Golden Triangle, and bustling Chinatown and Little India. Follow your leader on an orientation walk near the hotel and tonight, follow the Bukit Bintang Walkway and see the Petronas Twin Towers lit at night. From simple-street side fare that attracts queues of customers eager to high-calibre, world-class cuisine, you’ll have no problem finding a good dinner spot.

included:Kuala Lumpur - Orientation Walk - leader led

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 11 - Kuala Lumpur

Enjoy a free day today for your own exploration! Perhaps visit the National Monument (commemorating those who died in Malaysia's struggle for freedom and based on the Iwo Jima Memorial in the USA), the vast National Mosque featuring a bold and modern design, or the Istana Negara (National Palace). You might like stroll Dataran Merdeka (Independence Square), or shop in Suria KLCC (one of Malaysia’s premier shopping destinations) and then head up to the Skybridge & Observation Deck of the iconic Petronas Towers to get another view of the city. Lake Gardens is home to a number of sights, including the National Planetarium and the Islamic Arts Museum. Or if you’re seeking something active, you might like to join a bike tour.

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 12 - Melaka

Transfer by local bus to the old port town of Melaka – once the most important trading port in Malaysia, attracting Chinese, Indian, Dutch, Portuguese and British traders. These visitors sought wealth or an opportunity to control the Straits of Malacca, a vital trading route between the Indian and Pacific oceans, which lead to 400 years of colonial rule. Today, Melaka's wealth of historical sites reminds visitors of times gone by, and its multicultural past is revealed in its distinctive cuisine. Like Georgetown, the Melaka was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008, and like its Penang sibling, the city is a harmonic mix of cultures. When you arrive, you’ll have a free afternoon and evening to explore.

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 13 - Melaka

Today, you’ll get to know this port city better with a trishaw tour along the narrow winding streets. You’ll admire Chinatown's unique Peranakan architecture, get a taste of old Melaka and learn about the ancient spice trade. Take in sites such as Harmony Street and stop by a mosque, Chinese Buddhist Temples, and a traditional Muslim house-museum. In your free time this afternoon there are plenty of historic sites and museums to check out. Maybe jump on two wheels for an eco bike tour around the city or see Melaka from a different perspective with a boat tour along the river.

included:Melaka - Trishaw sightseeing tour

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 14 - Singapore

Travel by local bus to the last stop of the journey – Singapore. Singapore has few areas untouched by modernisation, but wandering the streets of Little India and Chinatown is a great way to see the old parts of the city. To explore further, check out the renowned shopping precinct of Orchard Road, or stop by Raffles to experience the old-world charm of a Singapore Sling. An evening in Singapore is not complete without a stroll along Clarke Quay, or even a river cruise to learn more about the fascinating history of this city. Your accommodation tonight is a centrally located hotel, perfect for easy exploring. Whatever you choose today, maybe gather together your fellow travellers for a celebratory drink or meal as your Bangkok to Singapore adventure comes to an end.

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 15 - Jakarta

Take a short flight from Singapore to Jakarta to start the next part of your adventure. Arrive in time for a welcome meeting with your new leader and fellow travellers at 6pm. If you get in a little early why not check out some of Jakarta's interesting museums, such as the Wayang (puppetry), Balai Seni Rupa (fine arts) and maritime museums. The National Museum is great for first-time visitors. For a city monument, check out the Monas (National Monument) dedicated to the spirit of the Indonesian people.

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 16 - Jakarta

Familiarise yourself with the city on a full-day tour of Jakarta with your local leader. Take in Sunda Kelapa port – where the Dutch first landed, temple-filled Chinatown and the old town of Batavia. See Si Jagur – an old Portuguese cannon ornately decorated with a disguised meaning. Visit a Chinese mansion (Chandra Naya) and gain an insight into the beautiful Peranakan architecture. Wander Fatahillah Square, then explore the religious side of the city at Cathedral Church and Istiqlal Mosque – the largest mosque in South East Asia. Tonight, you’re free to find some delicious local eats – just ask your leader!

included:Jakarta - City tour

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 17 - Bandung

This morning, take a train to Bandung – a former Dutch city which now boasts a thriving art, shopping and cafe scene. When you arrive around lunch time, you’ll head out for a street food crawl at the Paskal Food Market. Maybe try some satay skewers, gado-gado (a traditional Indonesian salad made from boiled eggs and vegetables) or roasted chicken with rice and vegetables. After, walk off the full belly with a heritage walk through Braga Street – once the centre of local development, this street was home to the first shopping arcade in Bandung, with lots of art deco buildings, shops and a cinema. Sit down for a cup of coffee (in a locally beloved one) and watch the world go by.

included:Bandung - Paskal Food Market Street Food Crawl, Bandung - Heritage Walk

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast, 1 Lunch

day 18 - Bandung

Today you’ll head out of Bandung for a day trip to the largest volcano in West Java – Tangkuban Perahu, the only volcanic mountain in Indonesia that you can drive to – and its lush surroundings. Circled by pine forests and tea plantations, you’ll soak up the views as you learn about the unique history of the volcano. Take a walk around the craters with your leader, then head to the Ciater Hot Springs. Along the way, visit a local tea plantation to learn about the tea industry in Java, then continue to the hot springs for a relaxing soak to soothe the muscles. Later, you have a free afternoon and evening back in Bandung.

included:Bandung - Tangkuban Perahu Mountain & Crater Walk, Bandung - Tea Plantation, Bandung - Natural Hot Spring

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 19 - Yogyakarta

This morning, catch a train to Yogyakarta. This town is one of South East Asia's real gems! Known as Java's cultural heart, Yogyakarta has a great atmosphere and is perfect to explore on foot. From batik workshops to the nearby Hindu and Buddhist temples, Yogya offers a great array of cultural avenues to explore. When you arrive, you’re free to explore at your own pace – just ask your leader for recommendations.

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 20 - Yogyakarta

Rise early to avoid the crowds at Candi Borobudur – the largest Buddhist structure on earth. This UNESCO World Heritage site is set in a tranquil park and as you approach, you'll see the temple rise before you, looming among tropical foliage. With your local guide, follow the route of ancient pilgrims, circling the mandala-shaped structure from the early realms towards Nirvana. After, you have a free afternoon. You might like to visit one of Yogya's other heritage temples – Prambanan Temple is the largest Hindu complex in Java. Tonight, perhaps catch a performance of the Ramayana Ballet – your leader will be able to check dates and availability for you.

included:Borobudur - Temple Tour

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 21 - Yogyakarta

Pedal out of the city on a cycling tour through the rice fields and countryside surrounding Yogyakarta. See the locals making various goods, from bricks to tofu and tempeh. Pass palms, lush green grasslands and the odd burst of yellow and pink flowers by the side of the road, which make for great photo opportunities! After, you have a free afternoon to maybe take on a cooking class where you can learn about Indonesian cuisine. Or, why not salute the sun with a yoga class.

included:Yogyakarta - Countryside cycling tour

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 22 - Seloliman Nature Reserve

Travel by train, then minivan to Seloliman Nature Reserve today. This peaceful reserve sits on the slopes of the sacred volcano, Mt Penanggungan. When you arrive, you’ll meet some of the volunteers working at the Seloliman Environmental Education Centre and learn about what they do here. For lunch, sit down for some delicious, locally grown organic produce cooked by their staff. The centre's accommodation is atmospheric, even with open-air bathrooms built in harmony with the surrounding forest, so take this opportunity to relax this afternoon. This is a beautiful spot to appreciate nature, sit under the stars as the sun goes down and spend an evening technology-free!

included:Seloliman Nature Reserve - Environmental Education Centre Visit, Seloliman Nature Reserve - Environmental Education Centre Lunch, Seloliman Nature Reserve - Environmental Education Centre Dinner

accommodation:Guesthouse

meals:1 Breakfast, 1 Dinner

day 23 - Seloliman Nature Reserve/Mt. Bromo

Join the reserve staff on a walk around the property this morning, learning about the local environment and the Javanese tradition of herbal medicine. You'll gain an insight into the region’s flora and fauna, traditional farming methods, rice production and the mini hydroelectricity plant. Finish up with a traditional jamu demonstration and a tasting of this Javanese herbal medicine. Then, travel to Mt Bromo – the homeland of the Tenggerese. The still-active volcano – standing at 2329 m – is the most well-known of the Tengger massif. Retire early tonight in preparation for tomorrow's early start.

included:Seloliman Nature Reserve - Guided Walk & Herbal Drink Tasting, Seloliman Nature Reserve - Environmental Education Centre Lunch

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast, 1 Lunch

day 24 - Mt. Bromo/ Kalibaru

Your early start today (around 3 am) will be well worth it! First, drive to a lookout point in jeeps to catch the sunrise over the sea of sand. After, you’ll climb up to the volcano crater to take a peek inside – the ascent is not too difficult (approximately 45 minutes), but it can be very cold, so don't forget to bring extra layers of clothing. It's also worth bringing a scarf to cover your nose and mouth, as it can get dusty. Return to the hotel to freshen up and then depart midmorning to Kalibaru by taking a local train. Tonight, you’re free to relax by the pool or perhaps indulge in a local massage.

included:Mt Bromo - Sunrise climb

accommodation:Resort

meals:1 Breakfast

day 25 - Pemuteran

Head out early this morning to tour some nearby coffee and cocoa plantations. You'll see how coffee is dried and if there’s time, how cocoa is fermented. Before you set off, enjoy a nice cup of coffee or tea and snack on fried bananas – yum! Travel by minibus to the far eastern end of Java – Gilimanuk. There is often a lot of heavy traffic on this stretch of road as it's the main entry point for Bali, so there may be some delays. Next, you'll board a ferry across the Java Strait, then another minibus for a journey along the west coast of Bali to Pemuteran – your destination for the next two nights.

included:Kalibaru - Coffee and Cocoa Plantation Tour

accommodation:Resort

meals:1 Breakfast

day 26 - Pemuteran

Enjoy a relaxing day in this gorgeous beachside location. Maybe start the day with a yoga class and then explore the local area at your own pace. You could visit the surrounding monkey-filled temples, go swimming off the coast, or think about booking in a snorkelling or diving expedition to the turquoise waters of Menjangan Island. Otherwise, simply sit back, relax and watch the fishermen go about their day-to-day on one of the beaches.

accommodation:Resort

meals:1 Breakfast

day 27 - Ubud

Make the journey to Ubud today – the leafy-green natural paradise of Bali. On the way, stop in at Taman Ayun Temple, to take in the impressive Balinese architecture while you stroll around the gardens. Ubud is Bali's main arts and cultural centre with lots of markets, shops and warungs, close to verdant rice terraces and lush jungles. With nature and wellbeing at its core, Ubud is a highland haven popular with travellers. Tonight, why not get a group of your travel pals together and find a local place to eat some traditional Balinese cuisine.

included:Mengwi - Taman Ayun Temple

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 28 - Ubud

Your trip comes to an end after breakfast this morning. There is plenty to see and do in Ubud, so it’s highly recommended you stay another few days to explore. If you do, maybe hire a bicycle and explore the surrounding rice paddies and small villages, or visit the galleries, museums and handicraft merchants in town. If you would like to spend more time in Ubud, just get in touch with your booking agent ahead of time.

meals:1 Breakfast

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Accommodation

Guesthouse (1 nights), Hotel (19 nights), Resort (6 nights), Overnight sleeper train (1 night)

Meals

25 Breakfasts, 5 Lunches, 1 Dinner

Transport

Ferry, Private minibus, Public bus, Taxi, Train, Van, Plane, Kayak

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An expert tour leader

Included Activities

Bangkok - Khlong boat canal tourBangkok - Wat PhoKhao Sok - Cheow Lan Lake tourKhao Sok - Rafthouse lunchAo Nang - Baan Bor Tor sea kayakingAo Nang - sea kayaking lunchTrang - Mod Tanoy village walking tourTrang - Mod Tanoy village community activitiesTrang - Mod Tanoy village community lunchPenang - Hawker food experiencePenang - Walking tour, including Clan Jetty & Kek Lok Si TempleKuala Lumpur - Orientation Walk - leader ledMelaka - Trishaw sightseeing tourJakarta - City tourBandung - Paskal Food Market Street Food CrawlBandung - Heritage WalkBandung - Tangkuban Perahu Mountain & Crater WalkBandung - Tea PlantationBandung - Natural Hot SpringBorobudur - Temple TourYogyakarta - Countryside cycling tourSeloliman Nature Reserve - Environmental Education Centre VisitSeloliman Nature Reserve - Environmental Education Centre LunchSeloliman Nature Reserve - Environmental Education Centre DinnerSeloliman Nature Reserve - Guided Walk & Herbal Drink TastingMt Bromo - Sunrise climbKalibaru - Coffee and Cocoa Plantation TourMengwi - Taman Ayun Temple

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Highlights

Itinerary

day 1 - Bangkok

day 2 - Bangkok - Overnight train

day 3 - Khao Sok

day 4 - Khao Sok

day 5 - Ao Nang

day 6 - Ao Nang

day 7 - Trang

day 8 - Penang

day 9 - Penang

day 10 - Kuala Lumpur

day 11 - Kuala Lumpur

day 12 - Melaka

day 13 - Melaka

day 14 - Singapore

day 15 - Jakarta

day 16 - Jakarta

day 17 - Bandung

day 18 - Bandung

day 19 - Yogyakarta

day 20 - Yogyakarta

day 21 - Yogyakarta

day 22 - Seloliman Nature Reserve

day 23 - Seloliman Nature Reserve/Mt. Bromo

day 24 - Mt. Bromo/ Kalibaru

day 25 - Pemuteran

day 26 - Pemuteran

day 27 - Ubud

day 28 - Ubud

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day 1 - Bangkok

day 2 - Bangkok - Overnight train

day 3 - Khao Sok

day 4 - Khao Sok

day 5 - Ao Nang

day 6 - Ao Nang

day 7 - Trang