Simply Bali

Day 1 – 25 May “Island Whispers & Ocean Breezes: Welcome to Bali”

Arrive at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), where Bali’s warm tropical air greets you like an old friend. After immigration formalities, meet your driver and begin your scenic transfer to the coastal haven of Sanur.

Sanur offers a softer, more serene introduction to Bali — a charming seaside town where traditional fishing boats dot the horizon and sunrise paints the sky in pastel hues. Check into your hotel, unwind, and let the island rhythm begin to slow your heartbeat.

Spend your evening strolling along the Sanur beachfront promenade, lined with cozy cafés and ocean-view restaurants. A sunset dinner by the sea is the perfect gentle opening to your Balinese story.

Good to Know:

• Bali is 8 hours ahead of GMT.

• The local currency is Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).

• Keep small notes handy for local purchases.

• Hydrate well — the tropical climate can feel humid after arrival.

Day 2 – 26 May “Turquoise Dreams & Jungle Serenity: From Sanur Shores to Ubud’s Heart”

Rise early for an exhilarating speedboat journey from Sanur to the breathtaking island of Nusa Penida — a rugged paradise of dramatic cliffs and surreal blue waters.

Prepare to be mesmerized by:

• Kelingking Beach – the iconic T-Rex-shaped cliff overlooking impossibly turquoise seas.

• Broken Beach (Pasih Uug) – a natural sea arch sculpted by centuries of crashing waves.

• Angel’s Billabong – a crystal-clear tidal infinity pool carved into rock.

After soaking in Nusa Penida’s wild beauty, return by boat and continue your journey inland toward the lush highlands of Ubud — Bali’s cultural and spiritual heart. Surrounded by emerald rice terraces and jungle valleys, Ubud offers a completely different, soulful atmosphere.

Evening at leisure to relax at your hotel or explore Ubud’s vibrant cafés.

Good to Know:

• Wear comfortable footwear; terrain in Nusa Penida can be uneven.

• Roads are bumpy — embrace the adventure!

• Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat.

Day 3 – 27 May “Royal Waters & Gateway to the Heavens”

Today is a journey into Bali’s regal and spiritual heritage.

First, visit the enchanting Tirta Gangga — a former royal water palace featuring ornate fountains, lotus-filled ponds, and stepping stones that make you feel like you’re walking on water. The serene ambiance is perfect for dreamy photos and quiet reflection.

Continue to the majestic Lempuyang Temple, famously known as the “Gates of Heaven.” With Mount Agung rising dramatically behind the split gates, this sacred temple complex offers one of Bali’s most iconic vistas.

The climb is rewarding — spiritually and visually. The higher you go, the more breathtaking the panorama becomes.

Good to Know:

• Modest clothing is required (sarongs are usually provided).

• Expect some waiting time for the famous gate photos — patience brings perfection.

• Start early to avoid peak crowds and midday heat.

Day 4 – 28 May “Sacred Cliffs & Fiery Sunset Spectacle”

Begin your day at the legendary sea temple Tanah Lot — perched dramatically atop a rocky outcrop, surrounded by crashing waves. At high tide, it appears to float on the ocean, creating a mystical and cinematic scene.

Later, journey south to the majestic cliff-top sanctuary of Uluwatu Temple. Standing 70 meters above the Indian Ocean, this ancient temple offers panoramic coastal views that stretch endlessly.

As the sun begins to melt into the horizon, witness the captivating Kecak Fire Dance — a hypnotic performance of chanting men, flickering flames, and epic storytelling rooted in the Ramayana. The setting sun behind the performance makes it pure magic.

Good to Know:

• Beware of playful monkeys at Uluwatu — secure sunglasses and phones.

• Arrive early for good seating at the Kecak performance.

• Sunset here is one of Bali’s most unforgettable moments.

Day 5 – 29 May “Molten Magic, Jungle Thrills & Ubud’s Artisan Soul”

Today is a celebration of creativity, craftsmanship, and Bali’s vibrant artistic spirit.

Begin your morning at the fascinating Sari Timbul Glass Factory — a hidden gem where molten glass transforms into delicate works of art. Watch skilled artisans shape glowing liquid glass into elegant vases, intricate figurines, and colorful decorative pieces. The experience feels almost hypnotic as fire and craftsmanship come together in a dance of precision and beauty.

This is not just a visit — it’s a glimpse into Bali’s lesser-known artistic heritage, where traditional skills meet contemporary design. You may even find a unique handcrafted souvenir unlike anything in the markets.

Next, journey to the lush highlands of Alas Harum Bali. Here, emerald rice terraces cascade down the hillsides, creating one of Bali’s most iconic landscapes. Feel your adrenaline rise as you soar above the valley on the famous jungle swing, capturing that breathtaking “floating over paradise” moment. You can also explore coffee plantations and learn about Bali’s renowned Luwak coffee process.

Conclude your day at the vibrant and colorful Ubud Art Market, where creativity spills into every corner. Browse handwoven rattan bags, batik fabrics, intricate silver jewelry, wood carvings, and paintings. The lively atmosphere, friendly bargaining, and explosion of colors make this an experience in itself.

As evening falls, unwind at one of Ubud’s charming cafés overlooking rice fields or jungle valleys — a perfect farewell to Bali’s cultural heart.

Good to Know:

• At Sari Timbul, wear comfortable clothing — it can be warm near the furnaces.

• Ask artisans questions; many are happy to share their craft stories.

• Visit Ubud Market in late afternoon for better bargaining opportunities.

• Keep fragile glass purchases well-packed for travel.

Day 6 – 30 May “Farewell to the Island of the Gods”

After breakfast, enjoy your final moments in paradise before your transfer to Ngurah Rai International Airport.

As you drive through Bali’s vibrant streets one last time, carry home more than souvenirs — carry the scent of incense, the rhythm of ocean waves, and the quiet wisdom of temples perched between sky and sea.

Until next time, Bali.

Good to Know:

• Arrive at the airport at least 3 hours before international departure.

• Keep some IDR for small airport purchases.

• Double-check baggage limits for souvenirs.

Hotel Details: 4-Star

• Sanur: Prime Plaza or similar
• Ubud: The Evitel Resort Ubud  or similar

Tourist: Evisa

• Passport Photo Copy with front and back
• Photo with white background, 35mm*45mm, 80% face coverage, and taken in the last 3 months
• Pancard

Processing Time: 

• Visa type: Single entry
• Processing time: 5-7 working days
• Stay duration: 30 days per entry
• Visa validity: Depends on the embassy

Flight Details: 

25 May BOM DPS 0510 1640 6E1607

30 May DPS BOM 1800 0010 6E 1608