Upon arrival in Denpasar, you will transfer to a hotel in the Seminyak area, where you can relax after your journey. If you still have energy, take a short walk along the famous Seminyak Beach or enjoy a delicious meal at one of the local restaurants – Bali will welcome you with its tastes, colours and scents.
Classic taxi services operate in Bali, but the most convenient option is to use apps like Grab or Gojek (similar to Uber), which are reliable and affordable. Simply download them and easily order a car directly from your phone.
Seminyak Beach is synonymous with the tropical laid-back lifestyle, a long stretch of fine sand, the sound of the ocean, and a selection of stylish cafes, beach bars, and boho boutiques. The wind carries the scent of the sea and cocktails, you feel the warm sand under your feet, and palm trees lean overhead. The waves here are friendly for everyone from complete beginners to experienced surfers, and the sunset transforms the entire setting into the perfect backdrop for your first photos.
Just steps from the sand lies the atmospheric Kaum restaurant, part of the iconic Potato Head Beach Club. Here, authentic Indonesian cuisine meets the elegance of a renowned design setting. Accents from various corners of Indonesia, a natural interior, and ocean views make dinner an experience
Early in the morning, you set sail from Sanur harbor towards Nusa Penida, an island hiding raw beauty, breathtaking cliffs, and unforgettable views. The boat trip across the turquoise waters is an experience in itself, but the main event awaits you on the other side. Upon arrival, you'll embark on your first exploration of the island, visiting iconic spots like Angel's Billabong, a natural rock pool with crystal-clear water, and the adjacent Broken Beach, where the sea forces its way through a huge arch in the rocks. Nusa Penida will immediately captivate you with its dramatic views, raw beauty, and a feeling of freedom that is hard to describe but never forgotten.
The fastest and most comfortable way to get to Nusa Penida is by boat from Sanur Harbour, located on the southeastern coast of Bali. Speedboats depart from here daily, most often in the morning between 7:00 and 9:00 AM. It is recommended to arrive at the harbor at least 30 minutes before departure, as check-in and boarding can take some time. Tickets can be purchased on the spot, but during the peak season, it is better to book them online in advance with verified companies such as Angel Billabong Fast Cruise, Maruti Express, or Idola Express. For a smooth process, prepare some cash – harbor fees or transportation to the boat are not always included in the ticket price.
Upon arriving on the island, you'll reach Banjar Nyuh harbor, the main starting point for most Nusa Penida excursions. Located on the northwest coast, you'll find scooter rentals, drivers with cars, and refreshment stalls nearby. If you have a guided tour arranged, they'll usually pick you up here.
Broken Beach on Nusa Penida is a circular rock formation with a natural arch connecting a lagoon to the ocean. The place is known for its dramatic appearance and views of the open sea. When visiting, it is possible to see manta rays swimming in the nearby waters. Ideal for a short stop and photography.
Angel’s Billabong is a natural rock pool where ocean water collects in a calm lagoon. Its crystal-clear water and layered rock formations create a unique and photogenic spot. However, caution is advised during high tide, as the waves can be dangerous. Ideal for admiring natural beauty and a peaceful environment.
Today begins with an unforgettable snorkeling experience at Manta Point, where you can witness elegant manta rays gliding through the turquoise waters. Afterwards, you'll move to the calmer bays along the west coast, enjoying the crystal-clear water, coral reefs, and vibrant underwater life – the perfect Balinese underwater world at your fingertips. After your aquatic adventure, a driver will pick you up, and you'll set off to explore the less-known, yet equally beautiful beaches of the island. Awaiting you is Korawa Beach, a tranquil and breathtaking beach nestled among the rocks, and also Lumangan Beach, where the fine sand and clear water create the ideal setting for relaxation far from the crowds. This day combines the best of Nusa Penida – natural wonders above and below the surface, tranquility, space, and a true sense of freedom.
Arranging a driver for this trip is easy – most hotels and guesthouses on Nusa Penida work with local, trusted drivers and will arrange everything, including the route and pick-up time. The price for a full-day trip usually ranges from 600,000–800,000 IDR, including the car, driver, and fuel. It's simple to arrange, often just a day's notice is sufficient. If you prefer online booking, you can also use portals like GetYourGuide or Klook.
Snorkeling at Nusa Penida is an unforgettable experience thanks to the crystal-clear water and abundant underwater life. In the bays on the southwest coast, such as Manta Bay or Gamat Bay, you will be amazed by coral reefs full of colorful fish and marine creatures. At the iconic Manta Point, you will have a unique chance to see majestic manta rays that often gracefully swim here. Arrange the trip at your accommodation.
To experience snorkeling in Nusa Penida to the fullest, simply book online through reliable platforms such as GetYourGuide, PADI Travel, or NusaPenida.one. A typical day tour starts easily: hotel pick-up in the morning, followed by a speedboat trip from Sanur to Nusa Penida and then 3-5 hours of snorkeling at places like Manta Point, Crystal Bay, or Gamat Bay, with the possibility of seeing manta rays and sea turtles.
Korawa Beach is a tranquil beach surrounded by cliffs and lush tropical vegetation. Above it rise cliffs as high as a block of flats, where there are wonderful photos.
Lumangan Beach is a secluded beach with dramatic cliffs and a tranquil atmosphere. Access to the beach requires a short hike, which is rewarded with stunning ocean views. It's not ideal for swimming, but perfect for taking beautiful photos.
Kelingking Beach is a destination known for its dinosaur-shaped cliff, which has become a symbol of the island. From the viewpoint at the top, you can see the white sands and azure waters below. The descent to the beach is very difficult, I do not recommend it. This place is ideal for photos and admiring nature.
The day starts early, but it's worth it. You'll be treated to a sunrise from one of the most breathtaking viewpoints on Nusa Penida, between Atuh Beach and Diamond Beach. The first light of day slowly washes over the steep limestone cliffs, while the waves below whisper an ocean rhythm. It's a quiet, magical moment as the island awakens, and you with it. After morning photography and a walk along the cliffs, you'll continue along the east coast and discover its quieter, wilder beauty – fewer tourists, more space to breathe. And because experiences need balance, the afternoon is for relaxation. Unwind by the pool with a view, a drink in hand, and the feeling that this day couldn't have been better.
Arranging a driver for this trip is easy – most hotels and guesthouses on Nusa Penida cooperate with local, trusted drivers and will arrange everything, including the route and pickup time. The price for a full-day trip usually ranges from 600,000–800,000 IDR, including the car, driver, and fuel. It's simple to arrange, often just letting them know the day before is sufficient. If you prefer online booking, you can also use portals like GetYourGuide or Klook.
Atuh Beach is hidden among dramatic cliffs and offers a peaceful atmosphere. Access to the beach requires a short hike down some steps, but the sight of the golden sand and turquoise water is unforgettable.
Diamond Beach is one of the most photogenic beaches on Nusa Penida, known for its white sandy beach and dramatic cliffs. To get there, visitors have to descend a steep staircase, but the view and the beach experience are definitely worth it. The water is clear and turquoise, ideal for swimming, and the beach is surrounded by large rock formations and natural arches, adding even more magic to the overall impression.
Tree House, also known as Rumah Pohon, is popular for its panoramic views of Atuh Beach and the surrounding coast, making it an ideal spot for photos.
The Thousand Islands viewpoint (Raja Lima) is one of the most visited places, thanks to its view of the archipelago and crystal-clear sea. From the viewpoint, you will have a view of several small islands rising above the blue water, creating a picture-postcard scene. This place is ideal for taking photos and relaxing in nature, where you can immerse yourself in the beauty of nature.
Today you leave the rugged beauty of Nusa Penida and head towards the gentle rhythm of the Gili Islands, a place where there is no rush, no cars, and no worries. A relaxing speedboat trip across the sparkling waters of the Lombok Strait awaits you, with views of the open sea and distant silhouettes of mountains. Gili welcomes you with white sand, palm trees, and an atmosphere that literally slows down time.
Upon arrival, you will check in and have the rest of the day to yourself, stroll along the beach, dip your feet in the turquoise water, have a fresh smoothie, or just sit and breathe. The first touch of Gili is like a breath of freedom and peace, which you have been looking forward to throughout the journey.
You can conveniently book tickets online - either on the company's official website www.wijayabuyuk.com, or through well-known booking portals such as 12Go.asia, BaliFerries, Gilitickets.com or Easybook. The advantage of online booking is the guarantee of a place and the possibility to choose exact times and routes. During the peak season, it is recommended to book at least one day in advance, as the capacity of speedboats is limited. Traveling with Wijaya Buyuk is the ideal way to comfortably and stress-free transfer from Nusa Penida to the Gili Islands - with ocean views, wind in your hair and the beginning of another tropical adventure.
Classic cars and scooters are not allowed on the Gili islands; the island is motor-free. The main means of transportation are bicycles, which you can easily rent from almost any accommodation or at specialized rental shops along the main road (e.g., Gili Bike Rental, Lucky Rentals). The price is around 50,000–70,000 IDR per day. Renting is quick; just show your ID, pay cash or by card, and you'll be riding in a few minutes.
Today you will experience Gili Trawangan in all its colors. In the morning, a snorkeling adventure awaits you, where you will immerse yourself in crystal-clear waters and swim alongside sea turtles. Gently swaying above vibrant coral reefs teeming with life, colorful fish, the sun overhead, and the feeling that the underwater world is as magical as the one above. After returning to shore, you will enjoy lunch at one of the beach cafes, and then you will embark on a walking tour around the island, just you, the sand, the palm trees, and the views of the open sea. You will end the day in style on the west coast, where beach bars and restaurants light up lanterns and the sky is colored by the sun, which slowly sinks into the ocean. A chill drink in hand, your feet in the warm sand – and another memory you will want to take home.
Gili Trawangan is the largest and liveliest of the Gili Islands, known for its bustling atmosphere but also for its quiet beaches for relaxation. It offers plenty of activities such as diving, snorkeling, or cycling, and in the evening you can enjoy beach parties where you'll meet tourists from all over the world. Trawangan is also an ideal place to discover the local culture and car-free life – the only means of transport on the island are bicycles or horse-drawn carriages.
Snorkeling in Gili Trawangan is one of the most popular activities on the island and an ideal way to experience its underwater magic. A standard snorkeling tour usually lasts 2.5 to 4 hours and includes several stops around all three Gili islands: Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air. Popular spots include Turtle Point, where you can swim with sea turtles, coral reefs teeming with colorful fish, and the famous Nest statue installation near Gili Meno, ideal for unique underwater photos. The price usually includes snorkeling equipment rental (mask, snorkel, and fins), a boat with a local guide, and sometimes light refreshments or water. Group tours are usually more affordable, but you can also opt for a private boat for a more peaceful and flexible experience. Tickets can be booked directly at the harbor, on the promenade in Gili Trawangan, or conveniently online in advance via the 12Go.asia platform, where you can choose the type of tour, time, and date.
A cozy beachfront spot with comfy beanbags, lanterns, and breathtaking views. They offer delicious fresh seafood, vegetarian dishes, and refreshing cocktails, perfect for slow sipping at sunset. After dinner, enjoy a leisurely stroll along the shore – barefoot in the sand, past beach bars, boho boutiques, and local artists performing live music or fire shows.
Today you'll move to Amed, a tranquil coastal town in northeast Bali, known for its authentic character, the volcano in the background, and a coral-rich seabed. But the journey from the port will be an experience in itself. Upon arrival in Amed, all that remains is to relax – be it by the pool, overlooking the sea, or during a first stroll along the black sand beach. This day is not just a transfer – it's a smooth transition into the quiet rhythm of East Bali.
The Trajekt Semaya One Fast Boat is one of the most comfortable ways to get from Gili Trawangan to Amed on Bali's east coast. It's simple: the boat departs directly from the harbor on Gili Trawangan and goes straight to the harbor in Amed, without any transfers. The journey takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the weather. Tickets can be booked online in advance through platforms like 12Go.asia, or purchased directly from stands on the Gili Trawangan promenade – these are easily found along the main beach near the harbor. We recommend booking at least a day in advance, especially during the peak season when boats tend to be full. On the day of departure, simply arrive for check-in approximately 30 minutes beforehand; the staff will guide you and help with loading your luggage.
Upon arrival in Amed, the harbor is small and manageable, so your hotel transfer will easily pick you up, or you can arrange a ride with local drivers who usually wait there. The whole transfer is smooth, comfortable, and stress-free – with a beautiful sea view as a bonus.
The price for a full-day transfer with several stops is around 600,000–900,000 IDR depending on the distance and agreement. If you prefer booking in advance, you can also use reliable apps like Grab or GoJek, or platforms like GetYourGuide for private transfer. Just enter your destination and time, and the driver will pick you up directly at the port or your hotel.
Amed is a quiet and picturesque area on the east coast of Bali, known for its beautiful beaches and underwater life. The area is ideal for diving and snorkeling, especially thanks to the coral reefs and the wreck of the USAT Liberty, which is located near Tulamben beach. Amed is also a popular place for those seeking relaxation away from the tourist crowds, with the opportunity to discover the local fishing culture and traditional Balinese villages.
Great warung, great food.
Today you can look forward to an unforgettable day at sea! You'll embark on a full-day boat trip, letting yourselves be carried by the waves of the tropical ocean. Snorkelling in crystal-clear water awaits, with colourful corals, shoals of exotic fish, and the breathtaking magic of the underwater world. An ideal combination of adventure and relaxation on the waves of Bali.
Conveniently book your snorkeling trip online at their official website amedbalisnorkelingtour.com.
The package includes round-trip boat transfer, snorkeling equipment rental, drinking water, and often light refreshments. We recommend booking tickets at least one day in advance online or directly in Amed – everything is easy and hassle-free. This is a trip that will energize you, calm you, and stay with you long after you return.
Lempuyang Temple, known as the famous "Gate of Heaven", is one of the most sacred and oldest temples in Bali. It lies high in the mountains in the East Bali region, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding jungle and the majestic Mount Agung in the distance. This place is a magnet not only for pilgrims but also for photographers from all over the world – the iconic gate reflecting the sky has become a symbol of the island's spiritual beauty. If you crave your own photo at this legendary place, be prepared to wait – during peak times, the queue can stretch to 1–2 hours, but the result is definitely worth it.
Lahangan Sweet is a viewpoint offering breathtaking panoramic views of Mount Agung and the surrounding landscape. The viewpoint features wooden platforms and swings, adding a romantic atmosphere and ideal for photography. Lahangan Sweet provides a great opportunity to relax and admire the beauty of Bali in a peaceful and less crowded environment. You should go there for sunset.
It's time to fully immerse yourself in the heart of Bali. A day filled with natural beauty, local culture, and adventure around Ubud awaits you. You'll stroll through the iconic rice terraces, where shades of green play an endless symphony, and refresh yourself at one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the area. This day will be a balance between active exploration and moments where you simply stop and admire the beauty of Bali.
You will be contacted by the driver the day before at your accommodation or in the Bolt app.
The Tegallalang Rice Terraces, about a 20-minute drive from Ubud, are among the most photogenic places in Bali. They are a living symbol of traditional agriculture and the Subak irrigation system, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The green terraces carved into the hillsides create a scenery worth not only photographing but also exploring on foot. During your walk, you will often encounter local farmers collecting small fees on their land – so have some small banknotes ready. The official entrance fee is approximately 10,000 IDR per person, and parking a scooter costs around 2,000 IDR. The terrain can be slippery, especially after rain, so sturdy, non-slip shoes are recommended. The best time to visit is in the morning, the air is fresh, and the terraces are not yet overcrowded. In the surrounding area, you will also find several cafes with beautiful views where you can relax and soak up the unique atmosphere of the place, which connects nature, tradition, and everyday Balinese life.
Tibumana is a peaceful and picturesque waterfall near Ubud, which still retains the atmosphere of a place off the beaten tourist track. You can find it in the village of Apuan in the Bangli region, about 15 km east of Ubud. The water falls from a height of about 20 meters into a natural pool, which is ideal for swimming. The whole area is surrounded by tropical jungle, and the place acts as a natural refuge, ideal for moments of peace and refreshment. A maintained path with stairs leads to the waterfall, the path is short and most visitors can manage it without problems. The entrance fee is 20,000 IDR per person, parking a scooter usually costs another 5,000 IDR. It is recommended to arrive in the morning when the waterfall is less frequented and the light creates beautiful reflections on the water surface. Take swimwear, a towel and non-slip shoes with you, the terrain by the pool can be wet and slippery.
The Monkey Forest in Ubud is not only home to hundreds of free-roaming macaques but also a sacred place where nature intertwines with spiritual tradition. Ancient temples, moss-covered statues, and winding stone paths lined with tree roots that seem otherworldly are hidden within the dense tropical forest. Monkeys move freely here, are used to people, but it's good to keep an eye on your belongings – they are very curious. The place is ideal for a peaceful walk and a unique insight into the Balinese relationship between people, nature, and spirituality.
The Legong dance is one of the most iconic and precise Balinese dances, captivating audiences with its graceful movements, richly adorned costumes, and expressive facial expressions of the dancers. It is considered a symbol of Balinese elegance and spiritual beauty. The dance often tells stories from Hindu epics and is accompanied by lively gamelan music, which adds rhythm and tension to the performance.
My restaurant is nestled in greenery above the river valley and offers not only excellent food, but also the atmosphere of a tropical hideaway. Wooden terraces overlooking the trees, water rushing below you, and a menu based on fresh, local ingredients.
The final day in Bali is all about farewell – gentle, calm, unhurried. Depending on your flight time, you can enjoy a last stroll along Kuta Beach, have a good coffee in one of the cafes near the hotel, or get a short relaxing massage and breathe in the scent of coconut oil and sea air one last time. The journey to the airport is short, but the moment when you look at the Balinese sky for the last time is quiet and powerful.
You can arrange a transfer via Gojek or Grab.
Be sure to be at the airport at least 3 hours in advance for a hassle-free check-in.
Behind you lies an adventure that had it all: jungle and ocean, the silence of temples and the laughter of beach bars, moments of tranquility and breathtaking experiences. You discovered Bali in its true essence – not as a tourist, but as a traveler who tasted what this island truly offers. This journey wasn't just about places, but about the rhythm you learned to perceive. About how every morning can begin differently here. And every evening can end differently – with a sunset, a dance, or simply by pausing for a moment. Bali may not have shown you just one face. It gave you ten. And each one was worth it.
Upon arrival in Denpasar, you will transfer to a hotel in the Seminyak area, where you can relax after your journey. If you still have energy, take a short walk along the famous Seminyak Beach or enjoy a delicious meal at one of the local restaurants – Bali will welcome you with its tastes, colours and scents.
Classic taxi services operate in Bali, but the most convenient option is to use apps like Grab or Gojek (similar to Uber), which are reliable and affordable. Simply download them and easily order a car directly from your phone.
Seminyak Beach is synonymous with the tropical laid-back lifestyle, a long stretch of fine sand, the sound of the ocean, and a selection of stylish cafes, beach bars, and boho boutiques. The wind carries the scent of the sea and cocktails, you feel the warm sand under your feet, and palm trees lean overhead. The waves here are friendly for everyone from complete beginners to experienced surfers, and the sunset transforms the entire setting into the perfect backdrop for your first photos.
Just steps from the sand lies the atmospheric Kaum restaurant, part of the iconic Potato Head Beach Club. Here, authentic Indonesian cuisine meets the elegance of a renowned design setting. Accents from various corners of Indonesia, a natural interior, and ocean views make dinner an experience
Early in the morning, you set sail from Sanur harbor towards Nusa Penida, an island hiding raw beauty, breathtaking cliffs, and unforgettable views. The boat trip across the turquoise waters is an experience in itself, but the main event awaits you on the other side. Upon arrival, you'll embark on your first exploration of the island, visiting iconic spots like Angel's Billabong, a natural rock pool with crystal-clear water, and the adjacent Broken Beach, where the sea forces its way through a huge arch in the rocks. Nusa Penida will immediately captivate you with its dramatic views, raw beauty, and a feeling of freedom that is hard to describe but never forgotten.
The fastest and most comfortable way to get to Nusa Penida is by boat from Sanur Harbour, located on the southeastern coast of Bali. Speedboats depart from here daily, most often in the morning between 7:00 and 9:00 AM. It is recommended to arrive at the harbor at least 30 minutes before departure, as check-in and boarding can take some time. Tickets can be purchased on the spot, but during the peak season, it is better to book them online in advance with verified companies such as Angel Billabong Fast Cruise, Maruti Express, or Idola Express. For a smooth process, prepare some cash – harbor fees or transportation to the boat are not always included in the ticket price.
Upon arriving on the island, you'll reach Banjar Nyuh harbor, the main starting point for most Nusa Penida excursions. Located on the northwest coast, you'll find scooter rentals, drivers with cars, and refreshment stalls nearby. If you have a guided tour arranged, they'll usually pick you up here.
Broken Beach on Nusa Penida is a circular rock formation with a natural arch connecting a lagoon to the ocean. The place is known for its dramatic appearance and views of the open sea. When visiting, it is possible to see manta rays swimming in the nearby waters. Ideal for a short stop and photography.
Angel’s Billabong is a natural rock pool where ocean water collects in a calm lagoon. Its crystal-clear water and layered rock formations create a unique and photogenic spot. However, caution is advised during high tide, as the waves can be dangerous. Ideal for admiring natural beauty and a peaceful environment.
Today begins with an unforgettable snorkeling experience at Manta Point, where you can witness elegant manta rays gliding through the turquoise waters. Afterwards, you'll move to the calmer bays along the west coast, enjoying the crystal-clear water, coral reefs, and vibrant underwater life – the perfect Balinese underwater world at your fingertips. After your aquatic adventure, a driver will pick you up, and you'll set off to explore the less-known, yet equally beautiful beaches of the island. Awaiting you is Korawa Beach, a tranquil and breathtaking beach nestled among the rocks, and also Lumangan Beach, where the fine sand and clear water create the ideal setting for relaxation far from the crowds. This day combines the best of Nusa Penida – natural wonders above and below the surface, tranquility, space, and a true sense of freedom.
Arranging a driver for this trip is easy – most hotels and guesthouses on Nusa Penida work with local, trusted drivers and will arrange everything, including the route and pick-up time. The price for a full-day trip usually ranges from 600,000–800,000 IDR, including the car, driver, and fuel. It's simple to arrange, often just a day's notice is sufficient. If you prefer online booking, you can also use portals like GetYourGuide or Klook.
Snorkeling at Nusa Penida is an unforgettable experience thanks to the crystal-clear water and abundant underwater life. In the bays on the southwest coast, such as Manta Bay or Gamat Bay, you will be amazed by coral reefs full of colorful fish and marine creatures. At the iconic Manta Point, you will have a unique chance to see majestic manta rays that often gracefully swim here. Arrange the trip at your accommodation.
To experience snorkeling in Nusa Penida to the fullest, simply book online through reliable platforms such as GetYourGuide, PADI Travel, or NusaPenida.one. A typical day tour starts easily: hotel pick-up in the morning, followed by a speedboat trip from Sanur to Nusa Penida and then 3-5 hours of snorkeling at places like Manta Point, Crystal Bay, or Gamat Bay, with the possibility of seeing manta rays and sea turtles.
Korawa Beach is a tranquil beach surrounded by cliffs and lush tropical vegetation. Above it rise cliffs as high as a block of flats, where there are wonderful photos.
Lumangan Beach is a secluded beach with dramatic cliffs and a tranquil atmosphere. Access to the beach requires a short hike, which is rewarded with stunning ocean views. It's not ideal for swimming, but perfect for taking beautiful photos.
Kelingking Beach is a destination known for its dinosaur-shaped cliff, which has become a symbol of the island. From the viewpoint at the top, you can see the white sands and azure waters below. The descent to the beach is very difficult, I do not recommend it. This place is ideal for photos and admiring nature.
The day starts early, but it's worth it. You'll be treated to a sunrise from one of the most breathtaking viewpoints on Nusa Penida, between Atuh Beach and Diamond Beach. The first light of day slowly washes over the steep limestone cliffs, while the waves below whisper an ocean rhythm. It's a quiet, magical moment as the island awakens, and you with it. After morning photography and a walk along the cliffs, you'll continue along the east coast and discover its quieter, wilder beauty – fewer tourists, more space to breathe. And because experiences need balance, the afternoon is for relaxation. Unwind by the pool with a view, a drink in hand, and the feeling that this day couldn't have been better.
Arranging a driver for this trip is easy – most hotels and guesthouses on Nusa Penida cooperate with local, trusted drivers and will arrange everything, including the route and pickup time. The price for a full-day trip usually ranges from 600,000–800,000 IDR, including the car, driver, and fuel. It's simple to arrange, often just letting them know the day before is sufficient. If you prefer online booking, you can also use portals like GetYourGuide or Klook.
Atuh Beach is hidden among dramatic cliffs and offers a peaceful atmosphere. Access to the beach requires a short hike down some steps, but the sight of the golden sand and turquoise water is unforgettable.
Diamond Beach is one of the most photogenic beaches on Nusa Penida, known for its white sandy beach and dramatic cliffs. To get there, visitors have to descend a steep staircase, but the view and the beach experience are definitely worth it. The water is clear and turquoise, ideal for swimming, and the beach is surrounded by large rock formations and natural arches, adding even more magic to the overall impression.
Tree House, also known as Rumah Pohon, is popular for its panoramic views of Atuh Beach and the surrounding coast, making it an ideal spot for photos.
The Thousand Islands viewpoint (Raja Lima) is one of the most visited places, thanks to its view of the archipelago and crystal-clear sea. From the viewpoint, you will have a view of several small islands rising above the blue water, creating a picture-postcard scene. This place is ideal for taking photos and relaxing in nature, where you can immerse yourself in the beauty of nature.
Today you leave the rugged beauty of Nusa Penida and head towards the gentle rhythm of the Gili Islands, a place where there is no rush, no cars, and no worries. A relaxing speedboat trip across the sparkling waters of the Lombok Strait awaits you, with views of the open sea and distant silhouettes of mountains. Gili welcomes you with white sand, palm trees, and an atmosphere that literally slows down time.
Upon arrival, you will check in and have the rest of the day to yourself, stroll along the beach, dip your feet in the turquoise water, have a fresh smoothie, or just sit and breathe. The first touch of Gili is like a breath of freedom and peace, which you have been looking forward to throughout the journey.
You can conveniently book tickets online - either on the company's official website www.wijayabuyuk.com, or through well-known booking portals such as 12Go.asia, BaliFerries, Gilitickets.com or Easybook. The advantage of online booking is the guarantee of a place and the possibility to choose exact times and routes. During the peak season, it is recommended to book at least one day in advance, as the capacity of speedboats is limited. Traveling with Wijaya Buyuk is the ideal way to comfortably and stress-free transfer from Nusa Penida to the Gili Islands - with ocean views, wind in your hair and the beginning of another tropical adventure.
Classic cars and scooters are not allowed on the Gili islands; the island is motor-free. The main means of transportation are bicycles, which you can easily rent from almost any accommodation or at specialized rental shops along the main road (e.g., Gili Bike Rental, Lucky Rentals). The price is around 50,000–70,000 IDR per day. Renting is quick; just show your ID, pay cash or by card, and you'll be riding in a few minutes.
Today you will experience Gili Trawangan in all its colors. In the morning, a snorkeling adventure awaits you, where you will immerse yourself in crystal-clear waters and swim alongside sea turtles. Gently swaying above vibrant coral reefs teeming with life, colorful fish, the sun overhead, and the feeling that the underwater world is as magical as the one above. After returning to shore, you will enjoy lunch at one of the beach cafes, and then you will embark on a walking tour around the island, just you, the sand, the palm trees, and the views of the open sea. You will end the day in style on the west coast, where beach bars and restaurants light up lanterns and the sky is colored by the sun, which slowly sinks into the ocean. A chill drink in hand, your feet in the warm sand – and another memory you will want to take home.
Gili Trawangan is the largest and liveliest of the Gili Islands, known for its bustling atmosphere but also for its quiet beaches for relaxation. It offers plenty of activities such as diving, snorkeling, or cycling, and in the evening you can enjoy beach parties where you'll meet tourists from all over the world. Trawangan is also an ideal place to discover the local culture and car-free life – the only means of transport on the island are bicycles or horse-drawn carriages.
Snorkeling in Gili Trawangan is one of the most popular activities on the island and an ideal way to experience its underwater magic. A standard snorkeling tour usually lasts 2.5 to 4 hours and includes several stops around all three Gili islands: Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air. Popular spots include Turtle Point, where you can swim with sea turtles, coral reefs teeming with colorful fish, and the famous Nest statue installation near Gili Meno, ideal for unique underwater photos. The price usually includes snorkeling equipment rental (mask, snorkel, and fins), a boat with a local guide, and sometimes light refreshments or water. Group tours are usually more affordable, but you can also opt for a private boat for a more peaceful and flexible experience. Tickets can be booked directly at the harbor, on the promenade in Gili Trawangan, or conveniently online in advance via the 12Go.asia platform, where you can choose the type of tour, time, and date.
A cozy beachfront spot with comfy beanbags, lanterns, and breathtaking views. They offer delicious fresh seafood, vegetarian dishes, and refreshing cocktails, perfect for slow sipping at sunset. After dinner, enjoy a leisurely stroll along the shore – barefoot in the sand, past beach bars, boho boutiques, and local artists performing live music or fire shows.
Today you'll move to Amed, a tranquil coastal town in northeast Bali, known for its authentic character, the volcano in the background, and a coral-rich seabed. But the journey from the port will be an experience in itself. Upon arrival in Amed, all that remains is to relax – be it by the pool, overlooking the sea, or during a first stroll along the black sand beach. This day is not just a transfer – it's a smooth transition into the quiet rhythm of East Bali.
The Trajekt Semaya One Fast Boat is one of the most comfortable ways to get from Gili Trawangan to Amed on Bali's east coast. It's simple: the boat departs directly from the harbor on Gili Trawangan and goes straight to the harbor in Amed, without any transfers. The journey takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the weather. Tickets can be booked online in advance through platforms like 12Go.asia, or purchased directly from stands on the Gili Trawangan promenade – these are easily found along the main beach near the harbor. We recommend booking at least a day in advance, especially during the peak season when boats tend to be full. On the day of departure, simply arrive for check-in approximately 30 minutes beforehand; the staff will guide you and help with loading your luggage.
Upon arrival in Amed, the harbor is small and manageable, so your hotel transfer will easily pick you up, or you can arrange a ride with local drivers who usually wait there. The whole transfer is smooth, comfortable, and stress-free – with a beautiful sea view as a bonus.
The price for a full-day transfer with several stops is around 600,000–900,000 IDR depending on the distance and agreement. If you prefer booking in advance, you can also use reliable apps like Grab or GoJek, or platforms like GetYourGuide for private transfer. Just enter your destination and time, and the driver will pick you up directly at the port or your hotel.
Amed is a quiet and picturesque area on the east coast of Bali, known for its beautiful beaches and underwater life. The area is ideal for diving and snorkeling, especially thanks to the coral reefs and the wreck of the USAT Liberty, which is located near Tulamben beach. Amed is also a popular place for those seeking relaxation away from the tourist crowds, with the opportunity to discover the local fishing culture and traditional Balinese villages.
Great warung, great food.
Today you can look forward to an unforgettable day at sea! You'll embark on a full-day boat trip, letting yourselves be carried by the waves of the tropical ocean. Snorkelling in crystal-clear water awaits, with colourful corals, shoals of exotic fish, and the breathtaking magic of the underwater world. An ideal combination of adventure and relaxation on the waves of Bali.
Conveniently book your snorkeling trip online at their official website amedbalisnorkelingtour.com.
The package includes round-trip boat transfer, snorkeling equipment rental, drinking water, and often light refreshments. We recommend booking tickets at least one day in advance online or directly in Amed – everything is easy and hassle-free. This is a trip that will energize you, calm you, and stay with you long after you return.
Lempuyang Temple, known as the famous "Gate of Heaven", is one of the most sacred and oldest temples in Bali. It lies high in the mountains in the East Bali region, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding jungle and the majestic Mount Agung in the distance. This place is a magnet not only for pilgrims but also for photographers from all over the world – the iconic gate reflecting the sky has become a symbol of the island's spiritual beauty. If you crave your own photo at this legendary place, be prepared to wait – during peak times, the queue can stretch to 1–2 hours, but the result is definitely worth it.
Lahangan Sweet is a viewpoint offering breathtaking panoramic views of Mount Agung and the surrounding landscape. The viewpoint features wooden platforms and swings, adding a romantic atmosphere and ideal for photography. Lahangan Sweet provides a great opportunity to relax and admire the beauty of Bali in a peaceful and less crowded environment. You should go there for sunset.
It's time to fully immerse yourself in the heart of Bali. A day filled with natural beauty, local culture, and adventure around Ubud awaits you. You'll stroll through the iconic rice terraces, where shades of green play an endless symphony, and refresh yourself at one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the area. This day will be a balance between active exploration and moments where you simply stop and admire the beauty of Bali.
You will be contacted by the driver the day before at your accommodation or in the Bolt app.
The Tegallalang Rice Terraces, about a 20-minute drive from Ubud, are among the most photogenic places in Bali. They are a living symbol of traditional agriculture and the Subak irrigation system, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The green terraces carved into the hillsides create a scenery worth not only photographing but also exploring on foot. During your walk, you will often encounter local farmers collecting small fees on their land – so have some small banknotes ready. The official entrance fee is approximately 10,000 IDR per person, and parking a scooter costs around 2,000 IDR. The terrain can be slippery, especially after rain, so sturdy, non-slip shoes are recommended. The best time to visit is in the morning, the air is fresh, and the terraces are not yet overcrowded. In the surrounding area, you will also find several cafes with beautiful views where you can relax and soak up the unique atmosphere of the place, which connects nature, tradition, and everyday Balinese life.
Tibumana is a peaceful and picturesque waterfall near Ubud, which still retains the atmosphere of a place off the beaten tourist track. You can find it in the village of Apuan in the Bangli region, about 15 km east of Ubud. The water falls from a height of about 20 meters into a natural pool, which is ideal for swimming. The whole area is surrounded by tropical jungle, and the place acts as a natural refuge, ideal for moments of peace and refreshment. A maintained path with stairs leads to the waterfall, the path is short and most visitors can manage it without problems. The entrance fee is 20,000 IDR per person, parking a scooter usually costs another 5,000 IDR. It is recommended to arrive in the morning when the waterfall is less frequented and the light creates beautiful reflections on the water surface. Take swimwear, a towel and non-slip shoes with you, the terrain by the pool can be wet and slippery.
The Monkey Forest in Ubud is not only home to hundreds of free-roaming macaques but also a sacred place where nature intertwines with spiritual tradition. Ancient temples, moss-covered statues, and winding stone paths lined with tree roots that seem otherworldly are hidden within the dense tropical forest. Monkeys move freely here, are used to people, but it's good to keep an eye on your belongings – they are very curious. The place is ideal for a peaceful walk and a unique insight into the Balinese relationship between people, nature, and spirituality.
The Legong dance is one of the most iconic and precise Balinese dances, captivating audiences with its graceful movements, richly adorned costumes, and expressive facial expressions of the dancers. It is considered a symbol of Balinese elegance and spiritual beauty. The dance often tells stories from Hindu epics and is accompanied by lively gamelan music, which adds rhythm and tension to the performance.
My restaurant is nestled in greenery above the river valley and offers not only excellent food, but also the atmosphere of a tropical hideaway. Wooden terraces overlooking the trees, water rushing below you, and a menu based on fresh, local ingredients.
The final day in Bali is all about farewell – gentle, calm, unhurried. Depending on your flight time, you can enjoy a last stroll along Kuta Beach, have a good coffee in one of the cafes near the hotel, or get a short relaxing massage and breathe in the scent of coconut oil and sea air one last time. The journey to the airport is short, but the moment when you look at the Balinese sky for the last time is quiet and powerful.
You can arrange a transfer via Gojek or Grab.
Be sure to be at the airport at least 3 hours in advance for a hassle-free check-in.
Behind you lies an adventure that had it all: jungle and ocean, the silence of temples and the laughter of beach bars, moments of tranquility and breathtaking experiences. You discovered Bali in its true essence – not as a tourist, but as a traveler who tasted what this island truly offers. This journey wasn't just about places, but about the rhythm you learned to perceive. About how every morning can begin differently here. And every evening can end differently – with a sunset, a dance, or simply by pausing for a moment. Bali may not have shown you just one face. It gave you ten. And each one was worth it.
itinerary by Nikola Svobodova
Upon arrival in Denpasar, you will transfer to a hotel in the Seminyak area, where you can relax after your journey. If you still have energy, take a short walk along the famous Seminyak Beach or enjoy a delicious meal at one of the local restaurants – Bali will welcome you with its tastes, colours and scents.
Classic taxi services operate in Bali, but the most convenient option is to use apps like Grab or Gojek (similar to Uber), which are reliable and affordable. Simply download them and easily order a car directly from your phone.
Seminyak Beach is synonymous with the tropical laid-back lifestyle, a long stretch of fine sand, the sound of the ocean, and a selection of stylish cafes, beach bars, and boho boutiques. The wind carries the scent of the sea and cocktails, you feel the warm sand under your feet, and palm trees lean overhead. The waves here are friendly for everyone from complete beginners to experienced surfers, and the sunset transforms the entire setting into the perfect backdrop for your first photos.
Just steps from the sand lies the atmospheric Kaum restaurant, part of the iconic Potato Head Beach Club. Here, authentic Indonesian cuisine meets the elegance of a renowned design setting. Accents from various corners of Indonesia, a natural interior, and ocean views make dinner an experience
Early in the morning, you set sail from Sanur harbor towards Nusa Penida, an island hiding raw beauty, breathtaking cliffs, and unforgettable views. The boat trip across the turquoise waters is an experience in itself, but the main event awaits you on the other side. Upon arrival, you'll embark on your first exploration of the island, visiting iconic spots like Angel's Billabong, a natural rock pool with crystal-clear water, and the adjacent Broken Beach, where the sea forces its way through a huge arch in the rocks. Nusa Penida will immediately captivate you with its dramatic views, raw beauty, and a feeling of freedom that is hard to describe but never forgotten.
The fastest and most comfortable way to get to Nusa Penida is by boat from Sanur Harbour, located on the southeastern coast of Bali. Speedboats depart from here daily, most often in the morning between 7:00 and 9:00 AM. It is recommended to arrive at the harbor at least 30 minutes before departure, as check-in and boarding can take some time. Tickets can be purchased on the spot, but during the peak season, it is better to book them online in advance with verified companies such as Angel Billabong Fast Cruise, Maruti Express, or Idola Express. For a smooth process, prepare some cash – harbor fees or transportation to the boat are not always included in the ticket price.
Upon arriving on the island, you'll reach Banjar Nyuh harbor, the main starting point for most Nusa Penida excursions. Located on the northwest coast, you'll find scooter rentals, drivers with cars, and refreshment stalls nearby. If you have a guided tour arranged, they'll usually pick you up here.
Broken Beach on Nusa Penida is a circular rock formation with a natural arch connecting a lagoon to the ocean. The place is known for its dramatic appearance and views of the open sea. When visiting, it is possible to see manta rays swimming in the nearby waters. Ideal for a short stop and photography.
Angel’s Billabong is a natural rock pool where ocean water collects in a calm lagoon. Its crystal-clear water and layered rock formations create a unique and photogenic spot. However, caution is advised during high tide, as the waves can be dangerous. Ideal for admiring natural beauty and a peaceful environment.
Today begins with an unforgettable snorkeling experience at Manta Point, where you can witness elegant manta rays gliding through the turquoise waters. Afterwards, you'll move to the calmer bays along the west coast, enjoying the crystal-clear water, coral reefs, and vibrant underwater life – the perfect Balinese underwater world at your fingertips. After your aquatic adventure, a driver will pick you up, and you'll set off to explore the less-known, yet equally beautiful beaches of the island. Awaiting you is Korawa Beach, a tranquil and breathtaking beach nestled among the rocks, and also Lumangan Beach, where the fine sand and clear water create the ideal setting for relaxation far from the crowds. This day combines the best of Nusa Penida – natural wonders above and below the surface, tranquility, space, and a true sense of freedom.
Arranging a driver for this trip is easy – most hotels and guesthouses on Nusa Penida work with local, trusted drivers and will arrange everything, including the route and pick-up time. The price for a full-day trip usually ranges from 600,000–800,000 IDR, including the car, driver, and fuel. It's simple to arrange, often just a day's notice is sufficient. If you prefer online booking, you can also use portals like GetYourGuide or Klook.
Snorkeling at Nusa Penida is an unforgettable experience thanks to the crystal-clear water and abundant underwater life. In the bays on the southwest coast, such as Manta Bay or Gamat Bay, you will be amazed by coral reefs full of colorful fish and marine creatures. At the iconic Manta Point, you will have a unique chance to see majestic manta rays that often gracefully swim here. Arrange the trip at your accommodation.
To experience snorkeling in Nusa Penida to the fullest, simply book online through reliable platforms such as GetYourGuide, PADI Travel, or NusaPenida.one. A typical day tour starts easily: hotel pick-up in the morning, followed by a speedboat trip from Sanur to Nusa Penida and then 3-5 hours of snorkeling at places like Manta Point, Crystal Bay, or Gamat Bay, with the possibility of seeing manta rays and sea turtles.
Korawa Beach is a tranquil beach surrounded by cliffs and lush tropical vegetation. Above it rise cliffs as high as a block of flats, where there are wonderful photos.
Lumangan Beach is a secluded beach with dramatic cliffs and a tranquil atmosphere. Access to the beach requires a short hike, which is rewarded with stunning ocean views. It's not ideal for swimming, but perfect for taking beautiful photos.
Kelingking Beach is a destination known for its dinosaur-shaped cliff, which has become a symbol of the island. From the viewpoint at the top, you can see the white sands and azure waters below. The descent to the beach is very difficult, I do not recommend it. This place is ideal for photos and admiring nature.
The day starts early, but it's worth it. You'll be treated to a sunrise from one of the most breathtaking viewpoints on Nusa Penida, between Atuh Beach and Diamond Beach. The first light of day slowly washes over the steep limestone cliffs, while the waves below whisper an ocean rhythm. It's a quiet, magical moment as the island awakens, and you with it. After morning photography and a walk along the cliffs, you'll continue along the east coast and discover its quieter, wilder beauty – fewer tourists, more space to breathe. And because experiences need balance, the afternoon is for relaxation. Unwind by the pool with a view, a drink in hand, and the feeling that this day couldn't have been better.
Arranging a driver for this trip is easy – most hotels and guesthouses on Nusa Penida cooperate with local, trusted drivers and will arrange everything, including the route and pickup time. The price for a full-day trip usually ranges from 600,000–800,000 IDR, including the car, driver, and fuel. It's simple to arrange, often just letting them know the day before is sufficient. If you prefer online booking, you can also use portals like GetYourGuide or Klook.
Atuh Beach is hidden among dramatic cliffs and offers a peaceful atmosphere. Access to the beach requires a short hike down some steps, but the sight of the golden sand and turquoise water is unforgettable.
Diamond Beach is one of the most photogenic beaches on Nusa Penida, known for its white sandy beach and dramatic cliffs. To get there, visitors have to descend a steep staircase, but the view and the beach experience are definitely worth it. The water is clear and turquoise, ideal for swimming, and the beach is surrounded by large rock formations and natural arches, adding even more magic to the overall impression.
Tree House, also known as Rumah Pohon, is popular for its panoramic views of Atuh Beach and the surrounding coast, making it an ideal spot for photos.
The Thousand Islands viewpoint (Raja Lima) is one of the most visited places, thanks to its view of the archipelago and crystal-clear sea. From the viewpoint, you will have a view of several small islands rising above the blue water, creating a picture-postcard scene. This place is ideal for taking photos and relaxing in nature, where you can immerse yourself in the beauty of nature.
Today you leave the rugged beauty of Nusa Penida and head towards the gentle rhythm of the Gili Islands, a place where there is no rush, no cars, and no worries. A relaxing speedboat trip across the sparkling waters of the Lombok Strait awaits you, with views of the open sea and distant silhouettes of mountains. Gili welcomes you with white sand, palm trees, and an atmosphere that literally slows down time.
Upon arrival, you will check in and have the rest of the day to yourself, stroll along the beach, dip your feet in the turquoise water, have a fresh smoothie, or just sit and breathe. The first touch of Gili is like a breath of freedom and peace, which you have been looking forward to throughout the journey.
You can conveniently book tickets online - either on the company's official website www.wijayabuyuk.com, or through well-known booking portals such as 12Go.asia, BaliFerries, Gilitickets.com or Easybook. The advantage of online booking is the guarantee of a place and the possibility to choose exact times and routes. During the peak season, it is recommended to book at least one day in advance, as the capacity of speedboats is limited. Traveling with Wijaya Buyuk is the ideal way to comfortably and stress-free transfer from Nusa Penida to the Gili Islands - with ocean views, wind in your hair and the beginning of another tropical adventure.
Classic cars and scooters are not allowed on the Gili islands; the island is motor-free. The main means of transportation are bicycles, which you can easily rent from almost any accommodation or at specialized rental shops along the main road (e.g., Gili Bike Rental, Lucky Rentals). The price is around 50,000–70,000 IDR per day. Renting is quick; just show your ID, pay cash or by card, and you'll be riding in a few minutes.
Today you will experience Gili Trawangan in all its colors. In the morning, a snorkeling adventure awaits you, where you will immerse yourself in crystal-clear waters and swim alongside sea turtles. Gently swaying above vibrant coral reefs teeming with life, colorful fish, the sun overhead, and the feeling that the underwater world is as magical as the one above. After returning to shore, you will enjoy lunch at one of the beach cafes, and then you will embark on a walking tour around the island, just you, the sand, the palm trees, and the views of the open sea. You will end the day in style on the west coast, where beach bars and restaurants light up lanterns and the sky is colored by the sun, which slowly sinks into the ocean. A chill drink in hand, your feet in the warm sand – and another memory you will want to take home.
Gili Trawangan is the largest and liveliest of the Gili Islands, known for its bustling atmosphere but also for its quiet beaches for relaxation. It offers plenty of activities such as diving, snorkeling, or cycling, and in the evening you can enjoy beach parties where you'll meet tourists from all over the world. Trawangan is also an ideal place to discover the local culture and car-free life – the only means of transport on the island are bicycles or horse-drawn carriages.
Snorkeling in Gili Trawangan is one of the most popular activities on the island and an ideal way to experience its underwater magic. A standard snorkeling tour usually lasts 2.5 to 4 hours and includes several stops around all three Gili islands: Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air. Popular spots include Turtle Point, where you can swim with sea turtles, coral reefs teeming with colorful fish, and the famous Nest statue installation near Gili Meno, ideal for unique underwater photos. The price usually includes snorkeling equipment rental (mask, snorkel, and fins), a boat with a local guide, and sometimes light refreshments or water. Group tours are usually more affordable, but you can also opt for a private boat for a more peaceful and flexible experience. Tickets can be booked directly at the harbor, on the promenade in Gili Trawangan, or conveniently online in advance via the 12Go.asia platform, where you can choose the type of tour, time, and date.
A cozy beachfront spot with comfy beanbags, lanterns, and breathtaking views. They offer delicious fresh seafood, vegetarian dishes, and refreshing cocktails, perfect for slow sipping at sunset. After dinner, enjoy a leisurely stroll along the shore – barefoot in the sand, past beach bars, boho boutiques, and local artists performing live music or fire shows.
Today you'll move to Amed, a tranquil coastal town in northeast Bali, known for its authentic character, the volcano in the background, and a coral-rich seabed. But the journey from the port will be an experience in itself. Upon arrival in Amed, all that remains is to relax – be it by the pool, overlooking the sea, or during a first stroll along the black sand beach. This day is not just a transfer – it's a smooth transition into the quiet rhythm of East Bali.
The Trajekt Semaya One Fast Boat is one of the most comfortable ways to get from Gili Trawangan to Amed on Bali's east coast. It's simple: the boat departs directly from the harbor on Gili Trawangan and goes straight to the harbor in Amed, without any transfers. The journey takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the weather. Tickets can be booked online in advance through platforms like 12Go.asia, or purchased directly from stands on the Gili Trawangan promenade – these are easily found along the main beach near the harbor. We recommend booking at least a day in advance, especially during the peak season when boats tend to be full. On the day of departure, simply arrive for check-in approximately 30 minutes beforehand; the staff will guide you and help with loading your luggage.
Upon arrival in Amed, the harbor is small and manageable, so your hotel transfer will easily pick you up, or you can arrange a ride with local drivers who usually wait there. The whole transfer is smooth, comfortable, and stress-free – with a beautiful sea view as a bonus.
The price for a full-day transfer with several stops is around 600,000–900,000 IDR depending on the distance and agreement. If you prefer booking in advance, you can also use reliable apps like Grab or GoJek, or platforms like GetYourGuide for private transfer. Just enter your destination and time, and the driver will pick you up directly at the port or your hotel.
Amed is a quiet and picturesque area on the east coast of Bali, known for its beautiful beaches and underwater life. The area is ideal for diving and snorkeling, especially thanks to the coral reefs and the wreck of the USAT Liberty, which is located near Tulamben beach. Amed is also a popular place for those seeking relaxation away from the tourist crowds, with the opportunity to discover the local fishing culture and traditional Balinese villages.
Great warung, great food.
Today you can look forward to an unforgettable day at sea! You'll embark on a full-day boat trip, letting yourselves be carried by the waves of the tropical ocean. Snorkelling in crystal-clear water awaits, with colourful corals, shoals of exotic fish, and the breathtaking magic of the underwater world. An ideal combination of adventure and relaxation on the waves of Bali.
Conveniently book your snorkeling trip online at their official website amedbalisnorkelingtour.com.
The package includes round-trip boat transfer, snorkeling equipment rental, drinking water, and often light refreshments. We recommend booking tickets at least one day in advance online or directly in Amed – everything is easy and hassle-free. This is a trip that will energize you, calm you, and stay with you long after you return.
Lempuyang Temple, known as the famous "Gate of Heaven", is one of the most sacred and oldest temples in Bali. It lies high in the mountains in the East Bali region, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding jungle and the majestic Mount Agung in the distance. This place is a magnet not only for pilgrims but also for photographers from all over the world – the iconic gate reflecting the sky has become a symbol of the island's spiritual beauty. If you crave your own photo at this legendary place, be prepared to wait – during peak times, the queue can stretch to 1–2 hours, but the result is definitely worth it.
Lahangan Sweet is a viewpoint offering breathtaking panoramic views of Mount Agung and the surrounding landscape. The viewpoint features wooden platforms and swings, adding a romantic atmosphere and ideal for photography. Lahangan Sweet provides a great opportunity to relax and admire the beauty of Bali in a peaceful and less crowded environment. You should go there for sunset.
It's time to fully immerse yourself in the heart of Bali. A day filled with natural beauty, local culture, and adventure around Ubud awaits you. You'll stroll through the iconic rice terraces, where shades of green play an endless symphony, and refresh yourself at one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the area. This day will be a balance between active exploration and moments where you simply stop and admire the beauty of Bali.
You will be contacted by the driver the day before at your accommodation or in the Bolt app.
The Tegallalang Rice Terraces, about a 20-minute drive from Ubud, are among the most photogenic places in Bali. They are a living symbol of traditional agriculture and the Subak irrigation system, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The green terraces carved into the hillsides create a scenery worth not only photographing but also exploring on foot. During your walk, you will often encounter local farmers collecting small fees on their land – so have some small banknotes ready. The official entrance fee is approximately 10,000 IDR per person, and parking a scooter costs around 2,000 IDR. The terrain can be slippery, especially after rain, so sturdy, non-slip shoes are recommended. The best time to visit is in the morning, the air is fresh, and the terraces are not yet overcrowded. In the surrounding area, you will also find several cafes with beautiful views where you can relax and soak up the unique atmosphere of the place, which connects nature, tradition, and everyday Balinese life.
Tibumana is a peaceful and picturesque waterfall near Ubud, which still retains the atmosphere of a place off the beaten tourist track. You can find it in the village of Apuan in the Bangli region, about 15 km east of Ubud. The water falls from a height of about 20 meters into a natural pool, which is ideal for swimming. The whole area is surrounded by tropical jungle, and the place acts as a natural refuge, ideal for moments of peace and refreshment. A maintained path with stairs leads to the waterfall, the path is short and most visitors can manage it without problems. The entrance fee is 20,000 IDR per person, parking a scooter usually costs another 5,000 IDR. It is recommended to arrive in the morning when the waterfall is less frequented and the light creates beautiful reflections on the water surface. Take swimwear, a towel and non-slip shoes with you, the terrain by the pool can be wet and slippery.
The Monkey Forest in Ubud is not only home to hundreds of free-roaming macaques but also a sacred place where nature intertwines with spiritual tradition. Ancient temples, moss-covered statues, and winding stone paths lined with tree roots that seem otherworldly are hidden within the dense tropical forest. Monkeys move freely here, are used to people, but it's good to keep an eye on your belongings – they are very curious. The place is ideal for a peaceful walk and a unique insight into the Balinese relationship between people, nature, and spirituality.
The Legong dance is one of the most iconic and precise Balinese dances, captivating audiences with its graceful movements, richly adorned costumes, and expressive facial expressions of the dancers. It is considered a symbol of Balinese elegance and spiritual beauty. The dance often tells stories from Hindu epics and is accompanied by lively gamelan music, which adds rhythm and tension to the performance.
My restaurant is nestled in greenery above the river valley and offers not only excellent food, but also the atmosphere of a tropical hideaway. Wooden terraces overlooking the trees, water rushing below you, and a menu based on fresh, local ingredients.
The final day in Bali is all about farewell – gentle, calm, unhurried. Depending on your flight time, you can enjoy a last stroll along Kuta Beach, have a good coffee in one of the cafes near the hotel, or get a short relaxing massage and breathe in the scent of coconut oil and sea air one last time. The journey to the airport is short, but the moment when you look at the Balinese sky for the last time is quiet and powerful.
You can arrange a transfer via Gojek or Grab.
Be sure to be at the airport at least 3 hours in advance for a hassle-free check-in.
Behind you lies an adventure that had it all: jungle and ocean, the silence of temples and the laughter of beach bars, moments of tranquility and breathtaking experiences. You discovered Bali in its true essence – not as a tourist, but as a traveler who tasted what this island truly offers. This journey wasn't just about places, but about the rhythm you learned to perceive. About how every morning can begin differently here. And every evening can end differently – with a sunset, a dance, or simply by pausing for a moment. Bali may not have shown you just one face. It gave you ten. And each one was worth it.
Upon arrival in Denpasar, you will transfer to a hotel in the Seminyak area, where you can relax after your journey. If you still have energy, take a short walk along the famous Seminyak Beach or enjoy a delicious meal at one of the local restaurants – Bali will welcome you with its tastes, colours and scents.
Classic taxi services operate in Bali, but the most convenient option is to use apps like Grab or Gojek (similar to Uber), which are reliable and affordable. Simply download them and easily order a car directly from your phone.
Seminyak Beach is synonymous with the tropical laid-back lifestyle, a long stretch of fine sand, the sound of the ocean, and a selection of stylish cafes, beach bars, and boho boutiques. The wind carries the scent of the sea and cocktails, you feel the warm sand under your feet, and palm trees lean overhead. The waves here are friendly for everyone from complete beginners to experienced surfers, and the sunset transforms the entire setting into the perfect backdrop for your first photos.
Just steps from the sand lies the atmospheric Kaum restaurant, part of the iconic Potato Head Beach Club. Here, authentic Indonesian cuisine meets the elegance of a renowned design setting. Accents from various corners of Indonesia, a natural interior, and ocean views make dinner an experience
Early in the morning, you set sail from Sanur harbor towards Nusa Penida, an island hiding raw beauty, breathtaking cliffs, and unforgettable views. The boat trip across the turquoise waters is an experience in itself, but the main event awaits you on the other side. Upon arrival, you'll embark on your first exploration of the island, visiting iconic spots like Angel's Billabong, a natural rock pool with crystal-clear water, and the adjacent Broken Beach, where the sea forces its way through a huge arch in the rocks. Nusa Penida will immediately captivate you with its dramatic views, raw beauty, and a feeling of freedom that is hard to describe but never forgotten.
The fastest and most comfortable way to get to Nusa Penida is by boat from Sanur Harbour, located on the southeastern coast of Bali. Speedboats depart from here daily, most often in the morning between 7:00 and 9:00 AM. It is recommended to arrive at the harbor at least 30 minutes before departure, as check-in and boarding can take some time. Tickets can be purchased on the spot, but during the peak season, it is better to book them online in advance with verified companies such as Angel Billabong Fast Cruise, Maruti Express, or Idola Express. For a smooth process, prepare some cash – harbor fees or transportation to the boat are not always included in the ticket price.
Upon arriving on the island, you'll reach Banjar Nyuh harbor, the main starting point for most Nusa Penida excursions. Located on the northwest coast, you'll find scooter rentals, drivers with cars, and refreshment stalls nearby. If you have a guided tour arranged, they'll usually pick you up here.
Broken Beach on Nusa Penida is a circular rock formation with a natural arch connecting a lagoon to the ocean. The place is known for its dramatic appearance and views of the open sea. When visiting, it is possible to see manta rays swimming in the nearby waters. Ideal for a short stop and photography.
Angel’s Billabong is a natural rock pool where ocean water collects in a calm lagoon. Its crystal-clear water and layered rock formations create a unique and photogenic spot. However, caution is advised during high tide, as the waves can be dangerous. Ideal for admiring natural beauty and a peaceful environment.
Today begins with an unforgettable snorkeling experience at Manta Point, where you can witness elegant manta rays gliding through the turquoise waters. Afterwards, you'll move to the calmer bays along the west coast, enjoying the crystal-clear water, coral reefs, and vibrant underwater life – the perfect Balinese underwater world at your fingertips. After your aquatic adventure, a driver will pick you up, and you'll set off to explore the less-known, yet equally beautiful beaches of the island. Awaiting you is Korawa Beach, a tranquil and breathtaking beach nestled among the rocks, and also Lumangan Beach, where the fine sand and clear water create the ideal setting for relaxation far from the crowds. This day combines the best of Nusa Penida – natural wonders above and below the surface, tranquility, space, and a true sense of freedom.
Arranging a driver for this trip is easy – most hotels and guesthouses on Nusa Penida work with local, trusted drivers and will arrange everything, including the route and pick-up time. The price for a full-day trip usually ranges from 600,000–800,000 IDR, including the car, driver, and fuel. It's simple to arrange, often just a day's notice is sufficient. If you prefer online booking, you can also use portals like GetYourGuide or Klook.
Snorkeling at Nusa Penida is an unforgettable experience thanks to the crystal-clear water and abundant underwater life. In the bays on the southwest coast, such as Manta Bay or Gamat Bay, you will be amazed by coral reefs full of colorful fish and marine creatures. At the iconic Manta Point, you will have a unique chance to see majestic manta rays that often gracefully swim here. Arrange the trip at your accommodation.
To experience snorkeling in Nusa Penida to the fullest, simply book online through reliable platforms such as GetYourGuide, PADI Travel, or NusaPenida.one. A typical day tour starts easily: hotel pick-up in the morning, followed by a speedboat trip from Sanur to Nusa Penida and then 3-5 hours of snorkeling at places like Manta Point, Crystal Bay, or Gamat Bay, with the possibility of seeing manta rays and sea turtles.
Korawa Beach is a tranquil beach surrounded by cliffs and lush tropical vegetation. Above it rise cliffs as high as a block of flats, where there are wonderful photos.
Lumangan Beach is a secluded beach with dramatic cliffs and a tranquil atmosphere. Access to the beach requires a short hike, which is rewarded with stunning ocean views. It's not ideal for swimming, but perfect for taking beautiful photos.
Kelingking Beach is a destination known for its dinosaur-shaped cliff, which has become a symbol of the island. From the viewpoint at the top, you can see the white sands and azure waters below. The descent to the beach is very difficult, I do not recommend it. This place is ideal for photos and admiring nature.
The day starts early, but it's worth it. You'll be treated to a sunrise from one of the most breathtaking viewpoints on Nusa Penida, between Atuh Beach and Diamond Beach. The first light of day slowly washes over the steep limestone cliffs, while the waves below whisper an ocean rhythm. It's a quiet, magical moment as the island awakens, and you with it. After morning photography and a walk along the cliffs, you'll continue along the east coast and discover its quieter, wilder beauty – fewer tourists, more space to breathe. And because experiences need balance, the afternoon is for relaxation. Unwind by the pool with a view, a drink in hand, and the feeling that this day couldn't have been better.
Arranging a driver for this trip is easy – most hotels and guesthouses on Nusa Penida cooperate with local, trusted drivers and will arrange everything, including the route and pickup time. The price for a full-day trip usually ranges from 600,000–800,000 IDR, including the car, driver, and fuel. It's simple to arrange, often just letting them know the day before is sufficient. If you prefer online booking, you can also use portals like GetYourGuide or Klook.
Atuh Beach is hidden among dramatic cliffs and offers a peaceful atmosphere. Access to the beach requires a short hike down some steps, but the sight of the golden sand and turquoise water is unforgettable.
Diamond Beach is one of the most photogenic beaches on Nusa Penida, known for its white sandy beach and dramatic cliffs. To get there, visitors have to descend a steep staircase, but the view and the beach experience are definitely worth it. The water is clear and turquoise, ideal for swimming, and the beach is surrounded by large rock formations and natural arches, adding even more magic to the overall impression.
Tree House, also known as Rumah Pohon, is popular for its panoramic views of Atuh Beach and the surrounding coast, making it an ideal spot for photos.
The Thousand Islands viewpoint (Raja Lima) is one of the most visited places, thanks to its view of the archipelago and crystal-clear sea. From the viewpoint, you will have a view of several small islands rising above the blue water, creating a picture-postcard scene. This place is ideal for taking photos and relaxing in nature, where you can immerse yourself in the beauty of nature.
Today you leave the rugged beauty of Nusa Penida and head towards the gentle rhythm of the Gili Islands, a place where there is no rush, no cars, and no worries. A relaxing speedboat trip across the sparkling waters of the Lombok Strait awaits you, with views of the open sea and distant silhouettes of mountains. Gili welcomes you with white sand, palm trees, and an atmosphere that literally slows down time.
Upon arrival, you will check in and have the rest of the day to yourself, stroll along the beach, dip your feet in the turquoise water, have a fresh smoothie, or just sit and breathe. The first touch of Gili is like a breath of freedom and peace, which you have been looking forward to throughout the journey.
You can conveniently book tickets online - either on the company's official website www.wijayabuyuk.com, or through well-known booking portals such as 12Go.asia, BaliFerries, Gilitickets.com or Easybook. The advantage of online booking is the guarantee of a place and the possibility to choose exact times and routes. During the peak season, it is recommended to book at least one day in advance, as the capacity of speedboats is limited. Traveling with Wijaya Buyuk is the ideal way to comfortably and stress-free transfer from Nusa Penida to the Gili Islands - with ocean views, wind in your hair and the beginning of another tropical adventure.
Classic cars and scooters are not allowed on the Gili islands; the island is motor-free. The main means of transportation are bicycles, which you can easily rent from almost any accommodation or at specialized rental shops along the main road (e.g., Gili Bike Rental, Lucky Rentals). The price is around 50,000–70,000 IDR per day. Renting is quick; just show your ID, pay cash or by card, and you'll be riding in a few minutes.
Today you will experience Gili Trawangan in all its colors. In the morning, a snorkeling adventure awaits you, where you will immerse yourself in crystal-clear waters and swim alongside sea turtles. Gently swaying above vibrant coral reefs teeming with life, colorful fish, the sun overhead, and the feeling that the underwater world is as magical as the one above. After returning to shore, you will enjoy lunch at one of the beach cafes, and then you will embark on a walking tour around the island, just you, the sand, the palm trees, and the views of the open sea. You will end the day in style on the west coast, where beach bars and restaurants light up lanterns and the sky is colored by the sun, which slowly sinks into the ocean. A chill drink in hand, your feet in the warm sand – and another memory you will want to take home.
Gili Trawangan is the largest and liveliest of the Gili Islands, known for its bustling atmosphere but also for its quiet beaches for relaxation. It offers plenty of activities such as diving, snorkeling, or cycling, and in the evening you can enjoy beach parties where you'll meet tourists from all over the world. Trawangan is also an ideal place to discover the local culture and car-free life – the only means of transport on the island are bicycles or horse-drawn carriages.
Snorkeling in Gili Trawangan is one of the most popular activities on the island and an ideal way to experience its underwater magic. A standard snorkeling tour usually lasts 2.5 to 4 hours and includes several stops around all three Gili islands: Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air. Popular spots include Turtle Point, where you can swim with sea turtles, coral reefs teeming with colorful fish, and the famous Nest statue installation near Gili Meno, ideal for unique underwater photos. The price usually includes snorkeling equipment rental (mask, snorkel, and fins), a boat with a local guide, and sometimes light refreshments or water. Group tours are usually more affordable, but you can also opt for a private boat for a more peaceful and flexible experience. Tickets can be booked directly at the harbor, on the promenade in Gili Trawangan, or conveniently online in advance via the 12Go.asia platform, where you can choose the type of tour, time, and date.
A cozy beachfront spot with comfy beanbags, lanterns, and breathtaking views. They offer delicious fresh seafood, vegetarian dishes, and refreshing cocktails, perfect for slow sipping at sunset. After dinner, enjoy a leisurely stroll along the shore – barefoot in the sand, past beach bars, boho boutiques, and local artists performing live music or fire shows.
Today you'll move to Amed, a tranquil coastal town in northeast Bali, known for its authentic character, the volcano in the background, and a coral-rich seabed. But the journey from the port will be an experience in itself. Upon arrival in Amed, all that remains is to relax – be it by the pool, overlooking the sea, or during a first stroll along the black sand beach. This day is not just a transfer – it's a smooth transition into the quiet rhythm of East Bali.
The Trajekt Semaya One Fast Boat is one of the most comfortable ways to get from Gili Trawangan to Amed on Bali's east coast. It's simple: the boat departs directly from the harbor on Gili Trawangan and goes straight to the harbor in Amed, without any transfers. The journey takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the weather. Tickets can be booked online in advance through platforms like 12Go.asia, or purchased directly from stands on the Gili Trawangan promenade – these are easily found along the main beach near the harbor. We recommend booking at least a day in advance, especially during the peak season when boats tend to be full. On the day of departure, simply arrive for check-in approximately 30 minutes beforehand; the staff will guide you and help with loading your luggage.
Upon arrival in Amed, the harbor is small and manageable, so your hotel transfer will easily pick you up, or you can arrange a ride with local drivers who usually wait there. The whole transfer is smooth, comfortable, and stress-free – with a beautiful sea view as a bonus.
The price for a full-day transfer with several stops is around 600,000–900,000 IDR depending on the distance and agreement. If you prefer booking in advance, you can also use reliable apps like Grab or GoJek, or platforms like GetYourGuide for private transfer. Just enter your destination and time, and the driver will pick you up directly at the port or your hotel.
Amed is a quiet and picturesque area on the east coast of Bali, known for its beautiful beaches and underwater life. The area is ideal for diving and snorkeling, especially thanks to the coral reefs and the wreck of the USAT Liberty, which is located near Tulamben beach. Amed is also a popular place for those seeking relaxation away from the tourist crowds, with the opportunity to discover the local fishing culture and traditional Balinese villages.
Great warung, great food.
Today you can look forward to an unforgettable day at sea! You'll embark on a full-day boat trip, letting yourselves be carried by the waves of the tropical ocean. Snorkelling in crystal-clear water awaits, with colourful corals, shoals of exotic fish, and the breathtaking magic of the underwater world. An ideal combination of adventure and relaxation on the waves of Bali.
Conveniently book your snorkeling trip online at their official website amedbalisnorkelingtour.com.
The package includes round-trip boat transfer, snorkeling equipment rental, drinking water, and often light refreshments. We recommend booking tickets at least one day in advance online or directly in Amed – everything is easy and hassle-free. This is a trip that will energize you, calm you, and stay with you long after you return.
Lempuyang Temple, known as the famous "Gate of Heaven", is one of the most sacred and oldest temples in Bali. It lies high in the mountains in the East Bali region, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding jungle and the majestic Mount Agung in the distance. This place is a magnet not only for pilgrims but also for photographers from all over the world – the iconic gate reflecting the sky has become a symbol of the island's spiritual beauty. If you crave your own photo at this legendary place, be prepared to wait – during peak times, the queue can stretch to 1–2 hours, but the result is definitely worth it.
Lahangan Sweet is a viewpoint offering breathtaking panoramic views of Mount Agung and the surrounding landscape. The viewpoint features wooden platforms and swings, adding a romantic atmosphere and ideal for photography. Lahangan Sweet provides a great opportunity to relax and admire the beauty of Bali in a peaceful and less crowded environment. You should go there for sunset.
It's time to fully immerse yourself in the heart of Bali. A day filled with natural beauty, local culture, and adventure around Ubud awaits you. You'll stroll through the iconic rice terraces, where shades of green play an endless symphony, and refresh yourself at one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the area. This day will be a balance between active exploration and moments where you simply stop and admire the beauty of Bali.
You will be contacted by the driver the day before at your accommodation or in the Bolt app.
The Tegallalang Rice Terraces, about a 20-minute drive from Ubud, are among the most photogenic places in Bali. They are a living symbol of traditional agriculture and the Subak irrigation system, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The green terraces carved into the hillsides create a scenery worth not only photographing but also exploring on foot. During your walk, you will often encounter local farmers collecting small fees on their land – so have some small banknotes ready. The official entrance fee is approximately 10,000 IDR per person, and parking a scooter costs around 2,000 IDR. The terrain can be slippery, especially after rain, so sturdy, non-slip shoes are recommended. The best time to visit is in the morning, the air is fresh, and the terraces are not yet overcrowded. In the surrounding area, you will also find several cafes with beautiful views where you can relax and soak up the unique atmosphere of the place, which connects nature, tradition, and everyday Balinese life.
Tibumana is a peaceful and picturesque waterfall near Ubud, which still retains the atmosphere of a place off the beaten tourist track. You can find it in the village of Apuan in the Bangli region, about 15 km east of Ubud. The water falls from a height of about 20 meters into a natural pool, which is ideal for swimming. The whole area is surrounded by tropical jungle, and the place acts as a natural refuge, ideal for moments of peace and refreshment. A maintained path with stairs leads to the waterfall, the path is short and most visitors can manage it without problems. The entrance fee is 20,000 IDR per person, parking a scooter usually costs another 5,000 IDR. It is recommended to arrive in the morning when the waterfall is less frequented and the light creates beautiful reflections on the water surface. Take swimwear, a towel and non-slip shoes with you, the terrain by the pool can be wet and slippery.
The Monkey Forest in Ubud is not only home to hundreds of free-roaming macaques but also a sacred place where nature intertwines with spiritual tradition. Ancient temples, moss-covered statues, and winding stone paths lined with tree roots that seem otherworldly are hidden within the dense tropical forest. Monkeys move freely here, are used to people, but it's good to keep an eye on your belongings – they are very curious. The place is ideal for a peaceful walk and a unique insight into the Balinese relationship between people, nature, and spirituality.
The Legong dance is one of the most iconic and precise Balinese dances, captivating audiences with its graceful movements, richly adorned costumes, and expressive facial expressions of the dancers. It is considered a symbol of Balinese elegance and spiritual beauty. The dance often tells stories from Hindu epics and is accompanied by lively gamelan music, which adds rhythm and tension to the performance.
My restaurant is nestled in greenery above the river valley and offers not only excellent food, but also the atmosphere of a tropical hideaway. Wooden terraces overlooking the trees, water rushing below you, and a menu based on fresh, local ingredients.
The final day in Bali is all about farewell – gentle, calm, unhurried. Depending on your flight time, you can enjoy a last stroll along Kuta Beach, have a good coffee in one of the cafes near the hotel, or get a short relaxing massage and breathe in the scent of coconut oil and sea air one last time. The journey to the airport is short, but the moment when you look at the Balinese sky for the last time is quiet and powerful.
You can arrange a transfer via Gojek or Grab.
Be sure to be at the airport at least 3 hours in advance for a hassle-free check-in.
Behind you lies an adventure that had it all: jungle and ocean, the silence of temples and the laughter of beach bars, moments of tranquility and breathtaking experiences. You discovered Bali in its true essence – not as a tourist, but as a traveler who tasted what this island truly offers. This journey wasn't just about places, but about the rhythm you learned to perceive. About how every morning can begin differently here. And every evening can end differently – with a sunset, a dance, or simply by pausing for a moment. Bali may not have shown you just one face. It gave you ten. And each one was worth it.
