Bali Holiday Packages

Days 1-2: Bukit Peninsula and Uluwatu

Bali holidays can be full of adventure no matter where you begin, but we recommend picking up your rental car at Ngurah Rai International Airport for the 40-minute drive to the Bukit Peninsula. Check into your Uluwatu hotel for your first 2 nights in Bali.

• Swim at Padang Padang Beach (you’ll quickly learn why it’s a popular movie set location)
• Blue Point Beach
• Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park
• Uluwatu Temple is one of Bali’s monkey-filled, sacred sea temples. Stay for the Kecak and Fire Dance performance

Where to stay: Float in the clifftop infinity pool at Blue Point Bay Villas and Spa, or choose the family-friendly Uluwatu Cottages, which offer a free buffet breakfast.

Days 3-4: Seminyak and Canggu

It will take just under an hour to reach Seminyak from Uluwatu for your 3rd day.

• Jalan Laksmana, Seminyak’s main fashion and dining street
• Theatre Art Gallery and Nyaman Gallery
• Potato Head Beach Club
• Seminyak Square open-air market
• Dine at restaurants and bars along Double Six Beach

On Day 4, you’ll be taking a short daytrip (only a 30 min drive) to the resort village of Canggu and the surrounding area:

• Finn’s Recreation Club 
• Love Anchor, a small arts and craft bazaar
• Visit Pura Tanah Lot—an ancient Hindu temple located a 20 minutes’ drive north of Canggu
• Batu Bolong temple

Where to stay: Consider W Bali – Seminyak, which has a bar on the beach that’s perfect for cocktails at sunset. Or, have your own private villa in a tropical garden at The Dusan.

Transportation: It’s possible to walk to many attractions in Seminyak from central hotels, so park the car today if you are staying in town, or you could hop in a taxi if your feet get tired.

Days 5-6: Ubud

• Ubud Monkey Forest to see the hundreds of long-tailed macaques
• Tegallalang Rice Terrace for stunning jungle views and zip lines
• Watch traditional dance performances at Ubud Royal Palace
• Ubud Art Market
• Book a guided hike up Mount Batur volcano, and opt to make it an all-day adventure, which includes a coffee plantation tour and a soak in hot springs
• Balinese cooking class at an organic farm

Where to stay: Stay in the center of Ubud at Champlung Sari Hotel Ubud, located within an easy walk to restaurants. Or, stay a bit further out of town at the The Kayon Resort by Pramana, set in a lush tropical rainforest and featuring private Balinese cooking lessons and free morning yoga sessions.

Transportation: The center of Ubud is a walkable destination. However, you’ll need the car to explore further afield.

Day 7: Denpasar

It takes about an hour to drive from Ubud to the airport for your flight home today. If you have extra time, make a detour to Denpasar first. There’s plenty to see in the island’s bustling capital:

• Bali Museum
• Pura Agung Jagatnatha, Denpasar’s largest temple
• Bajra Sandhi Monument on the lush grounds of Renon Square