Sight Seeing Tours in Bali

Here are the tours you can embark on while you are in Bali.

Full Day Tours

Kintamani Tour

  • Watch a cultural show called Barong dance at Batubulan village.
  • Visit Celuk, the silver handicraft center.
  • Visit Mas village and witness how the woodcarvers at their work.
  • Lod Tunduh Village, the home of many Balinese painters.
  • Enjoy the view of rice terraces at Tegalalang Village.
  • Admire the beauty of Mount Batur and Lake Batur at Kintamani Village. You can stop at local restaurant for your lunch here.
  • Drive to Seribatu village to taste Bali coffee or Bali chocolate.
  • Visit Holy spring temple at Tampak Siring.

Singaraja Tour

  • Flower, fruit, and vegetables market at Candi Kuning
  • Ulun Danu Temple by Lake Bratan
  • Gitgit waterfall
  • Lovina Beach (stop at local restaurant)
  • Munduk Village (view of Lake Tamblingan and Lake Buyan)


Besakih Tour

  • Kertha Gosa (hall of justice)
  • View of Bukit Jambul and rice teraces.
  • Besakih Temple (the mother temple, the biggest temple in Bali).
  • Enjoy the view valley of Mount Agung at Rendang village (you can stop for lunch in this beautiful place).
  • Goa Lawah the bat cave temple
  • Traditional village of Tenganan

Half Day Tours

Tanah Lot Temple Tour

  • The Royal Temple Taman Ayun
  • Alas Kedaton Monkey Forest
  • Tanah Lot Temple, beautiful temple built on a small rock by the sea side

Kecak Uluwatu Jimbaran

  • Visit the Garuda Wisnu Kencana Park
  • Uluwatu Temple
  • Kecak Dance
  • Jimbaran Bay

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