This guided trek visits Aling-Aling Waterfall in Sambangan, a waterfall about 30 meters high, along with the nearby Kroya, Kembar and Pucuk falls. Activities include jumping into pools from heights of over 10 meters and waterfall sliding.
Treks come in three lengths, short at 2 hours, medium at 4 hours and long at 7 hours. Professional guides, insurance and life jackets are included, and guests meet at the location.
This private jeep tour heads to a hidden sunrise viewpoint on Mount Batur in Kintamani, with an option to add a drive across the black lava fields left by past eruptions. The full outing lasts about 8 hours and is guided in English.
Round-trip hotel transfers can be included, and optional extras include a photographer, the Ubud Swing, Batur natural hot spring, a hidden waterfall or a floating temple visit.
This overnight trek climbs Mount Agung, Bali’s highest mountain at 3,142 metres, to reach the top before sunrise. There are two routes, from Besakih Temple or from Pasar Agung Temple, and the Pasar Agung route does not reach the true summit.
The climb is steep and meant for experienced hikers. A guide, gloves, hiking poles, breakfast and round trip hotel transfers are included. For the Besakih route, pickup is the night before. The mountain may close at short notice for ceremonies. Guides speak English and Bahasa Indonesia.
This private tour takes you by 4WD jeep up Mount Batur in Kintamani to watch the sunrise, then across the black lava fields left by past eruptions. A coffee tasting is part of the trip, and some packages add a picnic breakfast with a view of the volcano.
You can book with round trip hotel transfers or meet at a meeting point, and add rafting, an ATV ride or a waterfall visit. The tour lasts 7 to 10 hours, the driver takes photos and videos, and guides speak English and Bahasa Indonesia.
This tour heads to North Bali’s twin lakes, Buyan and Tamblingan, starting at a sunrise viewpoint with Balinese cakes and tea or coffee. After hotel pickup around 07.00 to 08.00, you trek for 3 to 4 hours through rainforest, visiting old temples along the way.
A 30 minute traditional canoe crossing follows, then lunch at a family restaurant and a stop at Banyumala Twin Waterfall with time to swim. The tour lasts 4 to 6 hours and includes a guide, canoe ride, refreshments and lunch. Guides speak English and Bahasa Indonesia.
This private day tour heads to Sambangan Village in North Bali, around 60 km from Denpasar and about 20 minutes from Lovina Beach. The route combines jungle trekking, rice terraces, tropical plantations and Yeh Kuning, a spring known for its multi-coloured water.
Waterfalls in the area include Aling-Aling, Kroya, Kembar, Pucuk, Canging, Dedari, Cemara, Gitgit and Banyuwana, with the chance to jump and slide at some falls. The tour lasts about 10 hours, hotel pickup is optional, and guides speak English and Bahasa Indonesia.
This downhill cycling tour starts in Kintamani, with views of Mount Batur and Lake Batur, and ends in the Ubud area. After a Balinese breakfast, you ride downhill for about 2 to 2.5 hours through villages and farmland, stopping at a family compound, a primary school, temples, rice fields and a coffee plantation.
The tour takes about 4.5 hours with morning or afternoon sessions, and a cooking class add-on is available. Breakfast, lunch, a helmet and a guide are included, with Ubud hotel transfers on selected packages. Guides speak English and Bahasa Indonesia.
This private tour picks you up from your hotel for a night hike up Ijen volcano in Banyuwangi to see the blue flames, then view the crater at dawn. It is offered as a 1 day hike, a 2 day trip with sightseeing in north Bali, or a 3 day trip that adds Tumpak Sewu waterfall.
An experienced English-speaking trekking guide, transport, permits and fees, and equipment such as gas masks and headlamps are included, with accommodation on the multi-day options. Meals and personal gear are not included. Some packages also visit a coffee plantation and waterfalls.
This private trek climbs Mount Abang, which at 2,152 meters is the second highest mountain in Bali, with views over Mount Batur and Lake Batur. It is offered as a sunrise trek or a day trek, and the trip also includes a coffee plantation visit with Luwak coffee tasting and a stop at a jungle swing.
The outing takes 11 to 12 hours. A professional English-speaking guide, hotel pickup and return, breakfast, hot drinks and snacks are included, and hiking poles and headlamps can be borrowed.
This trek climbs Mount Batur, an active volcano in Bangli regency that is part of a UNESCO Global Geopark, in the afternoon to reach the 1,717 meter summit around sunset. The climb to the top takes about 2 hours, and hiking later in the day avoids the daytime crowds.
The outing lasts about 10 hours. Lunch, a visit to a local coffee plantation, a professional English-speaking guide and round-trip hotel transfers in an air-conditioned vehicle are included. Both join-in and private groups are available.