Visit The Beautiful Jumeirah And Marina

Start your morning with a casual and calm stroll on the Palm Jumeirah Broadwalk is fascinating. 6-metre wide along, the walkway hugs the coastline and is loaded with several food trucks, refreshment stands and souvenir vendors. And you will not find a better place to bask in the sunshine, watch the metropolis and eat snacks— without any cars and cycles around. Wow!

Discover The Old Dubai Area And Take A Desert Safari Trip Souks

Start Day 3 in the winding alleyways of the Arabian markets, the souks. These are the great traditional style of selling and purchasing things. The gold souk is the favourite of all — where you can buy authentic jewellery at the lowest prices found anywhere in the world. Continue scrolling to the spice and perfume souks, browse the textile, Persian rugs and carpets and get exciting souvenirs.

Ubud centre: the royal palace, the art market and monkey forest 

Visit the attractions in Ubud with amazing vibes. Starting from at Jl. Raya Ubud, main Street, and go from east to west. Visit the beautiful Puri Saren Agung, better known as the Royal Palace of Ubud. The royal family still lives in this palace, and so you can only visit part of it. Right in front of it, you'll find the fascinating Ubud Traditional Art Market, a place where you can lose yourself among beautiful handicrafts such as handbags, sculptures, paintings, and earrings, and where you can buy the best souvenirs of your holiday. Raya Ubud main Street, at the corner of the Art Market, the Jl. Monkey Forest street leads to one of the important places to visit in Bali, the Sacred Monkey Forest.

Ubud surroundings and Tegalalang

Go to Tegalalang, the most popular rice field on the island, in the morning. If you're lucky enough to time your 7-day Bali trip with the best time to visit Bali, the rice terraces will have an intense green colour. And strolling through the rice paddies, you can enjoy their swings with spectacular views and photograph some of the main sites of the island. You can also go to the Tirta Empul, one of the most important temples in Bali since the Balinese purify their souls using the sacred water that flows from 12 pipes. 

Batur volcano 

For the third day of your holiday, I recommend climbing the Batur volcano and seeing the sunrise from its summit. Without a doubt, the best experience of Bali in 7 days. Depending on the tour you choose, you can go for a swim in a hot spring, visit a waterfall, or even go rafting after the hike. The Mt. Batur tour will take you to roam practically the whole day, but if you arrive back in Ubud early and you aren't tired, I recommend you visit Campuhan Ridge Walk. There, you'll find beautiful rice fields dotted with giant palm trees and idyllic scenery; it's a magical place at sunset.

Besakih, Lempuyang and Tirta Gangga 

Early head to Pura Besakih, also known as Mother Temple, the largest temple in Bali. You would need to see it in its entirety all day since it's composed of 22 independent temples. The most popular area I recommend you visit is Gunung Agung, where there is a 7-level temple that represents the universe. Each of the seven levels is connected by a stairway that only Hindus are allowed to climb. And on the way to the temple of Lempuyang, you can visit the Tirta Gangga. This royal palace stands out for its unique tropical gardens, fountains, and ponds. 

Bedugul Waterfalls 

There's a different culture in this mountainous area, which stands out for its volcanoes and craters that have turned into lakes. You breathe peace and nature in its purest form. On the way, don't miss the Nungnung waterfalls, although I warn you that they won't be the most beautiful you'll see on this day. The Sekumpul, the Gitgit, and, especially, the Banyumala Twin are my favourite ones. Then, be amazed by the three leading lakes in this area (Tamblingan, Buyan, and Bratan). I recommend starting with Buyan, where you can visit the Hidden Hills Wanagiri, a place straight out of a fairy tale. 

Ulun Danu Beratan

For the penultimate day of your trip to Bali in a week, we recommend you visit the most touristy area of ​​the island. It isn't my favourite area, but you can't leave Bali without seeing Kuta, Seminyak and Canggu, where surfers and Australians looking to party, the best "beach clubs" on the island come together. Three cities are on the seashore in the southwest of Bali; on the way from Ubud, you can stop at Taman Ayun Temple and Alas Kedaton. You can also visit a less crowded beach, such as Pasut Beach, famous for its slanted palm tree, on our tourist map of Bali.

Jimbaran and Uluwatu

To finish your long week last day around Bali, I recommend you visit the Bukit Badung, the piece of land that juts out to the south of the island. This peninsula stands out for its amazing white sand beaches, its cliffs and its incredible luxury resorts. Some of the most famous beaches are Padang Padang magnificent (where the movie "Eat Pray Love" was filmed), Tebing Pantai Balangan, with its fantastic cliff views, and Pantai Tegal Wangi hides a cave. If you have time, it would be interesting to visit Garuda Wisnu Kencana, a park designed in honour of the Hindu god Vishnu that features impressive statues up to 120 meters tall.

Last Day in Bali

Say goodbye to Bali. The driver will pick you up at the hotel based on your flight details and the direction from the places you stay and then directly to the airport for departure. Please check your stuff and belonging before you go to the airport.