Pick-up at the Ngurah Rai International Airport. Transfer to your hotel in Ubud for check-in.

Barong Dance

Breakfast is served at the hotel. Begin your day by seeing the renowned Barong dance, one of Bali's cultural highlights. It is one of Bali's original dances and has roots in traditional Balinese mythology. And Balinese dance is distinctive because it always tells a tale. Barong serves as a symbol of morality in the barong dance, which depicts the conflict between good and evil.

Tegallalang Rice Terrace

The next stop is Tegallalang Rice Terrace, which is located in a valley with breathtaking views of the terraces and its lush surrounding. Savor the view of exquisitely organized rice terraces that use the "subak" irrigation system

Kintamani

Then head towards Kintamani, a town located on Gunung Batur, which is Bali's western face of the main caldera wall. Many people visit this area because it is one of Indonesia's most gorgeous destinations. Through Kintamani, your journey might become highly interesting and pleasurable.

Besakih Temple

Afterwards, visit Bali Besakih Temple, also known as Pura Besakih, which is Bali's largest Hindu temple. It has a lovely view from the top of the temple area, where we can see the panoramic view of the ocean.

Tirta Empul

The last stop is Tirta Empul. It is one of a kind journey to cleanse your soul. Immerse yourself in the holy springs within the temple. It is considered one of the five most sacred temples in Bali and one of the holiest water sources in Bali. Head back to the hotel and enjoy the remainder of the day at your own leisure.

Cooking and Arak-Making Class

Start your day by enjoying an authentic cooking class program that specifically raises the theme of original Balinese cuisine. Lawar, pesan telengis, pelecing, urab, timbungan, jukut undis, and other traditional dishes you must try. To top it off, the cooking results will be served in a tradition of eating together, or known as ‘megibung’ as mentioned earlier. Besides getting to cook traditional Balinese food yourself, at Samsara Living Museum you will also get the chance to make one of the traditional Balinese alcoholic drinks, the arak. The process of making it is through true fermentation and distillation, which is not only used as a drink but also has its own role in religious rituals, such as offerings to the gods, as well as other creatures in the universe called tetabuhan.

Tirta Gangga Water Palace

Continue to visit the old royal bathing, Tirta Gangga Water Palace. It is a former royal palace, surrounded by beautifully kept gardens, stone carvings, and statues.

Lempuyang Temple

Afterwards, visit one of the island's oldest and most sacred temples, Lempuyang Luhur. The temple is located on the slope of Mount Lempuyang, 1,175 meters above sea level. Drive back to your hotel and enjoy the remainder of the day at your own leisure.

Ubud Palace

Begin your day by visiting Ubud Palace, popularly known as Puri Saren. Enjoy a guided walking tour and look around the Balinese royal residence.

Ubud Monkey Forest

Continue the afternoon tour by visiting Ubud Monkey Forest, a nature reserve and temple complex in Ubud, Bali. Enjoy your tour in the 12-hectare sanctuary for chattering long-tailed macaques. Located at Padangtegal, it is home to 1049 macaques.

Ubud Market

Then, look out for goods at the farmer's market. You can find tropical fruits, vegetables, spices, and local snacks here. Experience the authentic Balinese market.

Transfer to Ngurah Rai International Airport for your flight to Labuan Bajo. Upon arrival at Komodo Airport, meet your assigned guide upon arrival, then transfer directly to the hotel in Labuan Bajo. Check-in and the remainder of the evening are free at your leisure.

Padar Island

In the afternoon, arrive at the picturesque Padar Island with its breathtaking savannah hills. It was beautiful, tranquil, almost unimaginable, and an absolute privilege.

Komodo Island

Continue to Komodo Island, another island where you can find the famed creatures. A native ranger will lead you down the dragons' walking path when you get on the island. Keep a safe distance from the dragons and make a quick visit to the local museum.

Pink Beach

Roam the iconic natural wonder and a must-see. Rose-colored sands and pristine blue waters await. Trek, witness the flight of bats, visit the local village, or you can just simply relax on the beach. Take a moment to appreciate panoramic views of turquoise seas, green rolling hills, blue skies, and fascinatingly pink sands.

Taka Makassar

Go forth and upward toward Taka Makassar. You can find only a charming cluster of white sand on this tiny island, which is much more distinctive because of how tiny and curled it is. Moreover, you can only view it while the saltwater levels are decreasing.

Kanawa Island

Next, visit Kanawa Island. It has extraordinarily tranquil and pure blue water, and swimming and snorkeling are popular activities. Dive from the pier into the water to encounter fish colonies covering stilts. The eco-friendly house is a delightful ambush concealed by sparse beach vegetation between a rocky hill and a turquoise lake.

Manta Point

As its name suggests, the manta point is an ideal place to interact directly with fish with an average size of 3 meters. You can go diving here and witness manta rays, encounter jellyfish swarms, and take in the splendor of the underwater world.

Enjoy the day doing various watersports that are available at the resort, from kayaking to stand up paddle boarding to snorkeling in Komodo region, the water in front of the resort is just perfect.

Set in the heart of the resort, the Seraya Spa offers extraordinary relaxation in a breathtaking setting of a secluded island. You may like to soothe the mind and nourish the body through private, exotic treatments performed by skilled therapists. Time to let go and find your inner peace here.

Depart to Komodo Airport for your flight back to Bali. Upon arrival in Bali, transfer to your hotel in Uluwatu.

Uluwatu Temple

Admire the beauty and the spectacular vista from this temple placed 30 meters above the Indian Ocean cliff. Uluwatu Temple or Pura Luhur Uluwatu is one of Bali's six most important temples.

Kecak Dance Performance

The dance narrates the love story of Rama and Shinta while the sun sets in the background, accompanied by the chanting of roughly 50 male dancers. The Ramayana story has become part of the cultural life, and religious and moral teachings since the Hindu teachings came to the island around 100 BC.

BBQ Seafood Dinner

BBQ Seafood Dinner at Jimbaran is a fun experience where you may taste fresh grilled seafood served freshly cooked fish at candlelight tables on the seaside while watching the sunset.

Taman Ayun

Start your day by visiting the second largest temple complex on the island, Taman Ayun. The use of water in the design of this 17th-century creation is particularly distinctive in terms of aesthetics, and canals surround the entire temple compound.

Tanah Lot

Continue to visit Tanah Lot Temple. It is a significant tourist attraction in Bali, known for its distinctive offshore setting and sunset views. The temple is named after the earth (Tanah) and the sea (Lot), which is fitting given its stunning location on a massive rock overlooking the sea.

Relax and enjoy your leisure time at Padang Padang Beach. You may like to explore the area and visit Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park, a 60-hectare park developed as a tribute to the Hindu god Vishnu. It offers stunning views over southern Bali and its main attraction is the iconic statue of the god, standing 120-meters tall.

You will be transferred to Ngurah Rai International Airport for your flight at the designated time. End of services.