Colors of Bali, 4-6 pax without flights

Arrive at Denpasar Airport and transfer to your hotel in South Bali. Remainder of the day at leisure. Overnight.

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure from the hotel for Tabanan, visiting the royal temple of Taman Ayun, surrounded by wide moats and located in the village of Mengwi. Continue to the sacred monkey forest in Alas Kedaton, ending with a visit to the iconic Tanah Lot temple, built on a rocky islet in the middle of the ocean. Arrival in Tabanan. Overnight stay.

Accommodation in selected hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, you'll hike (trek) around the hotel, crossing rice fields and observing Balinese daily life in the village. The tour ends at the beach. During the day, a one-hour Balinese massage at the hotel is included. Overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel. Morning departure for the island's interior, beginning with a visit to the Baturiti public market, known for its wild orchids and fresh tropical fruits. Continue to Jatiluwih, where you can admire the shimmering terraced rice terraces. En route, visit the village of Bedugul and Lake Beratan, with its iconic Ulun Danu Temple. Overnight in Pacung.

Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, we will depart for the western region of Bali. En route, we will stop to admire the twin lakes Tamblingan and Buyan, surrounded by stunning natural surroundings. We will continue to the charming village of Munduk, where we can admire its beautiful waterfalls. We will continue our journey to Bali Barat National Park, a place of absolute serenity, ideal for relaxing away from the noise, pollution, and stress, and in complete connection with nature, its flora, and fauna. In this area, it is possible to spot numerous wild animals, such as macaque monkeys and deer, as well as enjoy hikes around the accommodations, explore exotic beaches with crystal-clear waters, snorkel, or simply sunbathe. This is a non-touristy setting, perfect for enjoying unspoiled nature in a secluded corner of the island. Overnight stay in the national park.

Breakfast at the hotel. Free day at your leisure. During the day, you can enjoy various optional activities within the hotel, such as snorkeling or morning trekking. Overnight stay in Bali National Park.

Breakfast at the hotel. We depart from the hotel for Lovina, making our first stop at the sulfur spring before visiting the Buddhist temple and monastery located in the quiet village of Banjar. We continue to Singaraja, the former administrative capital of Bali during the Dutch colonial period, which was once an important center of trade and government. Today, it is a peaceful town with wide boulevards and elegant colonial residences. Finally, we head to Lovina, on the island's north coast. Overnight.

Breakfast at the hotel. Weather permitting, we'll take a boat trip at dawn to try to spot dolphins in the wild off Lovina Beach. After breakfast, we'll continue our visit to Sekumpul Falls, one of the tallest waterfalls on the island, known for its two impressive waterfalls that descend at different levels, creating a unique natural spectacle. We'll return to the hotel and, in the afternoon, enjoy a spa treatment, including a one-hour Balinese massage at the hotel. Overnight in Lovina.

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure by road to Candidasa, on the east coast of the island, with a first stop at the Bedji Temple, located in the town of Sangsit. We will continue to Kintamani, from where we can contemplate the majestic Batur volcano, still active, and the lake of the same name. Afterwards, we will visit the Besakih Temple, known as the "Mother Temple," the largest and most important temple on the island, located on the slopes of Mount Agung, where a complex of sanctuaries was built in 189 AD. We will continue our route to Candidasa, passing through the town of Selat, devastated by the eruption of Mount Agung in 1963 and now transformed into fertile rice terraces. Arrival in Candidasa. Overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure by road to Lempuyang Luhur Temple, located in the eastern part of the island, famous for housing Bali's iconic Gates of Heaven. Pura Luhur Lempuyang is one of the most important temples on the island and considered one of the most sacred sites for the Balinese. Built in the 10th century, it is part of one of the oldest religious complexes in Bali. Next, we will visit Tirta Gangga, whose name literally means "water of the Ganges." Known as the Water Palace, it was built by the King of Karangasem and consists of a labyrinth of pools and gardens adorned with an eleven-level fountain and spectacular carvings. One of its greatest attractions is the possibility of walking on water thanks to the platforms that emerge from the pond. Return to the hotel in Candi Dasa. Overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure for the traditional village of Tenganan, renowned for its exquisite textiles and handicrafts. We will continue to Goa Lawah Temple, home to the famous "Bat Cave," which, according to legend, connects the coast to Besakih Temple. We will continue with a visit to the former courthouse, Kerta Gosa, dating from the 17th century and famous for its frescoes, as well as the floating palace of Bale Kambang. Afterwards, we will head to Celuk, known for its gold and silver work, and to a batik factory in Denpasar, where fabrics dyed by hand using the traditional wax technique are made. Arrival and overnight stay in Ubud.

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure from the hotel to witness a Barong dance performance in Batubulan. Next, we will visit the village of Mas, renowned for its traditional woodcarving workshops. We will continue to the village of Batuan, famous for its art galleries and studios, and then to Tegalalang, where we will enjoy stunning views of the rice terraces. We will continue with a visit to Sebatu Temple, a sacred spring sanctuary, and end the day at Goa Gajah, the "Elephant Cave," a public temple built in the 11th century and an important meditation center for priests from other temples. Return to Ubud and overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Transfer to Serangan Port to board a boat to Gili Trawangan Island. After the crossing, arrival and transfer to the hotel on a traditional vehicle known as a cidomo, a small horse-drawn carriage characteristic of the island. Gili Trawangan, the largest of the three Gili Islands, is a tropical paradise with white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a relaxed atmosphere. No motorized traffic, ideal for enjoying nature and the sea in a peaceful setting. Remainder of the day at leisure. Overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel. Free day to enjoy the island at your own pace or, optionally, participate in activities such as snorkeling or scuba diving, ideal for exploring the marine life of this idyllic setting. Overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel. Free day to continue enjoying the charms of this peaceful island. Overnight stay.