After arrival, you'll take a local taxi to your accommodation, stopping along the way to pick up a Telkomsel SIM card and exchange some cash. Currency exchange offices are on every corner. Alternatively, you can rent a scooter right at the airport and ride to your accommodation (that's up to you). It's better to bring Euros, the exchange rate is better.

Visit Uluwatu Temple and Pandawa Beach. Uluwatu is known for its dramatic cliffs towering over the ocean and the iconic Uluwatu Temple, which offers breathtaking views, especially at sunset. The area is also a surfer's paradise thanks to its world-famous waves and beautiful beaches hidden beneath the cliffs. In the evening, you can also enjoy a traditional Kecak dance performance with a unique atmosphere.

Exploring the southern beaches of Bali, with a chance to go surfing.

Transfer to the port and then by boat to Nusa Lembongan.

Exploring Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan, the chance to surf on Ceningan, and a walk across the yellow bridge. Nusa Ceningan is a small, peaceful island connected to Nusa Lembongan by an iconic yellow bridge that's worth visiting in its own right. The biggest draw is the Blue Lagoon with its incredibly blue water and dramatic cliffs. The island is perfect for scooter rides, discovering hidden beaches, and enjoying a relaxed vibe far from the crowds.

Transfer to Nusa Penida island, rent a scooter or take a taxi at the harbor, then head to your accommodation. You can easily rent a scooter at the harbor on Nusa Penida and get anywhere on the island.

Exploring the eastern part of Nusa Penida and swimming at the beaches.

A relaxing day on Penida. Beaches, swimming, chilling.

Moving to Gili Trawangan for the next accommodation.

After breakfast, head to the harbor for the public boat that will take you to the next Gili island – Gili Meno. Once there, take a walk to the beaches, go for a swim, and don't miss the chance to swim out from the shore to the famous Nest underwater statues. Just keep an eye on the time for the last public boat back to Gili Trawangan. Gili Meno is the quietest of the Gili islands, perfect for those looking for relaxation, romance, and fewer tourists. You'll find beautiful beaches, crystal-clear water, and famous underwater sculptures that are among the most interesting snorkeling spots in the area. The island offers a slow pace, stunning sunsets, and a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of civilization.

Go for yoga in the western part of Gili Trawangan, catch the sunset at the Rabbit hotel. Maybe catch a movie at the open-air cinema in the evening. Relax on the beaches. Surfing is also an option.

In the morning, walk to the harbor for the boat to Padang Bai and head back to Bali to the town of Ubud. You can rent a scooter at the harbor again.

Hiking trip through the rice fields, a pleasant walk. A relaxing day.

Scooter ride to the base of the volcano followed by a hike up. Guided and unguided options are available. Mount Batur is an active volcano and one of the most popular spots on Bali for sunrise. The early morning climb rewards you with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, Lake Batur, and the nearby mountains. It's an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and those looking for a bit of adventure.

Visit two waterfalls for swimming.

Traveling north of Ubud, visiting a waterfall and the oldest tree on the island.

Get around by scooter or taxi to Denpasar and nearby Kuta. A shopping center for well-known brands, and in the surrounding streets, you can buy souvenirs and copies of expensive handbags, wallets, shoes, etc., at classic markets (brands like Gucci, Prada, CK, M. Kors, etc.).

Packing up, chilling at the hotel, and checking out. Heading to the airport, or maybe grabbing lunch in the city before the flight. Denpasar is the capital of Bali and a great place to experience the authentic daily life of the locals. You'll find traditional markets like Badung Market, temples, and museums that showcase Balinese culture. It’s not your typical tourist destination, but that’s exactly why it offers such an interesting glimpse into the real Bali outside the resorts.