Bali Tailored Tour

You can travel around Bali on your own tailored itinerary on a private Bali tour charter with Putu and or his colleagues. You can design where you would like to go and which places that you are interested the most. You can learn about various places to visit in Bali in this blog or from the Internet.

Upon looking through those attractions in Bali, you will have preferences on which places that you want to visit. For example, you only wish to visit natural places and skip the market, or skip the monkey forests.

You can go on a full day tour or half day tour, it depends on the way you are convenient with.
As a suggestion, for a full day tour charter, you can go Kintamani tour, Singaraja Tour, And tour to Besakih. For half day tour, you can pick Tanah Lot Tour or Uluwatu Tour or Ubud Tour.

When planning your itinerary, you will need to realize that certain places are located in a certain route. For example, it is easier to combine Ubud and Kintamani since it is on the same route rather than combining Kintamani and Bedugul.

Besides interesting places, you can also stop at any restaurant or eating place that you like.
For this kind of charter tour, you can stay longer in places that you enjoy the most. There is no need to rush like in an organized tour. So, this is another advantages that you get. And you don't have to share with other people either.

The tour charter around Bali is available daily and usually last for 8 to 10 hours. But you can extent the tour to 12 hours, if it is needed.

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