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Adventure Bali
Bali, Indonesia · 7 days · $1,200 - $2,000 per person
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Bali is a paradise for adventure seekers on a budget. This seven-day itinerary takes you from the cultural heart of Ubud -- with its rice terraces, monkey forests, and artisan workshops -- to the surf breaks of Canggu and the clifftop temples of Uluwatu. You will hike an active volcano at sunrise, snorkel coral reefs, and ride a motorbike through emerald-green valleys. All of this comes at a fraction of what you would spend in most tropical destinations, with world-class food available for under ten dollars a meal.
Highlights
- Mount Batur sunrise trek
- Tegallalang Rice Terraces walk
- Surf lessons in Canggu
- Uluwatu Temple sunset Kecak dance
- Snorkeling at Nusa Penida
Sample Flight
Singapore Airlines (via SIN)
Los Angeles (LAX) to Bali (DPS)
18h 30m · 1 stop (Singapore)
$550 per person
Sample Hotel
Ubud Tropical Garden Resort
Ubud (first 4 nights) then Canggu (last 3 nights)
$45/night
Full Itinerary
12:00
$25
Arrive in Bali & transfer to Ubud
Land at Ngurah Rai airport and take a pre-arranged driver to Ubud (1.5 hours). Watch the scenery transition from coastal plains to terraced hillsides.
1.5 hours
14:00
Included
Check in & pool time
Settle into your private villa, take a dip in the plunge pool overlooking the rice paddies, and recover from the flight.
2 hours
16:30
$8 for two
Ubud Monkey Forest
Walk through the sacred monkey forest sanctuary, home to over 700 long-tailed macaques and ancient moss-covered temples. Stay on the paths and secure your belongings.
1.5 hours
19:00
$12 for two
Dinner on Jalan Hanoman
Try nasi goreng and fresh coconut at a local warung on Ubud's main restaurant street. Portions are generous and prices are tiny.
1.5 hours
Budget Breakdown
Prices are estimates and will vary depending on your departure city, travel dates, and availability.
Local Tips
- •Rent a motorbike for $5-7/day to explore freely, but always wear a helmet and carry your international driving permit.
- •Carry small bills (IDR 10,000-50,000) for temple donations, parking fees, and warung meals.
- •Cover your shoulders and knees when visiting temples. Sarongs are usually provided at major temple entrances.
- •Drink bottled or filtered water only. Avoid ice at street stalls unless they use filtered ice (typically cylindrical shaped).
- •Negotiate taxi prices before getting in, or use the Grab app for transparent pricing.
- •The best exchange rates are at authorized money changers in Kuta and Seminyak, not at the airport.
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