Bali Sunrise Tours
Touring Bali
The options for one, two, or three day tours of Bali are almost endless! From temples to forests, beaches to mountains, or rice fields to shopping, whether on foot, bicycle, or luxurious air conditioned vehicle, tours can be arranged for every type of visitor.
Popular highlights include Besakih Temple (the "Mother Temple" of Bali) at the base of Mount Agung, Lake Batur, Monkey Forest, The Elephant Cave, Tanah Lot, Dolphin Watching at Lovina, The Water Palace at Tirta Gangga, and more!
Also, in conjunction with the Cempaka Putih Foundation (CPF) We are now offering the "Off The Beaten Track Tour" for a minimum donation of $45 USD Per Person. Join Gede and CPF Volunteers on driving and walking tours of remote villages in the Batur Caldera to learn more about the issues and concerns of the community. All profits go to CPF, and directly benefit the local villages.
Starting at $35 US per
person, per day (Average
8 hours)
Minimum 2 passengers
Eat Pray Love
Monday, 16 August 2010 02:15 | Written by Bali Sunrise |
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"Eat Pray Love" fever is upon us! Pick your favorite parts of the book or film, and follow in Elizabeth Gilbert's Balinese footsteps, or find each part of your own journey of discovery in a Balinese setting. Explore the amazing culinary traditions of Bali. Experience and reflect on the culture of prayer in Balinese temples and ceremonies. You are sure to fall in love with this magical island! Suggested "Eat Pray Love" itineraries coming soon!Last Updated (Monday, 16 August 2010 04:28) Ubud - Traditional Art and Agriculture Walk
Written by Dewald Haynes |
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Ubud can almost be referred to as the “Beverly Hills of Bali,” with a large expatriate community and frequent celebrity visits, from Charlie Chaplin in the past to the recent filming of “Eat. Pray. Love,” starring Julia Roberts. This interest in Ubud, however, stems from it being the arts and cultural hub of Bali. The creative energy and unique village feel is enigmatic and draws creative and artistic people to its inspirational serenity. Despite all the buzz and activity in and around the Ubud area, Balinese life and tradition still continue with daily offerings, cremations, with ceremonies and dancing happening between its fine dining restaurants, luxury hotels and rejuvenating spas. The fine line between tradition and development seems to never cross, but rather infuse to create the ideal location and life-style with a more moderate climate. To fully understand the cultural contrasts of Ubud we offer two touring options. Our first option would be a walk from your hotel (if in Ubud and ideally located) down to the Monkey Forest. Then this guided tour will take you to the Ubud Market and Ubud Palace, visiting some interesting museums and galleries on the way. After wandering the streets of Ubud we would then lead you through the rice paddies to enjoy a healthy luncheon at Sari Organic. Our second option is a nature walk for the traveler that would like to escape the street buzz, and has a need for some fresh air. We would start with a stroll through the rice paddies, and move on to a traditional village and family visit, where you can see the rural side of Ubud, and what remains to be the true Balinese way of life. Option 1- Ubud Art & Culture Walk |
| Ubud | 08:00 AM | $35 USD Per Passenger - Based on Twin Share |
| Kuta/Nusa Dua | 06:30 AM | $45 USD Per Passenger - Based on Twin Share |
Option 2 -. Ubud Rice Paddy & Village Walk
Approximate walking time 3-4 hours
Pick up times and costs:
| Ubud | 08:00 AM | $25 USD Per Passenger - Based on Twin Share |
| Kuta/Nusa Dua | 06:30 AM | $35 USD Per Passenger - Based on Twin Share |
Last Updated (Wednesday, 04 August 2010 10:27)
Ubud - Payangan Sight Seeing Walk
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The name for the royal village of Ubud is derived from the Balinese word “ubad” (medicine), the moniker of an herb with healing properties. If you should find yourself feeling healed and energized and would like to broaden your horizons, the Ubud-Payangan Sight Seeing Walk is the perfect opportunity to step outside the bounds of central Ubud.
Strolling down to the river, where this “ubad” or healing herb grows, you might see some Balinese villagers having a mandi (bath). Please note that taking photos of them would be considered rude yet you are welcome to make eye contact and smile. Your guide will then lead you through litchi, vanilla, durian and coconut plantations, as well as the less commercial market of Payangan village. The market used to be held only three times a week, but as the demand grew it is now open daily.
A sight seeing walk like this will definitely stir up your appetite, and in the nearby village of Kedewatan a famous spicy Balinese lunch awaits you at a warung (local restaurant) called Nasi Ayam Kedewatan. One might think “Ayam” is the word for “Yum” in Balinese, as you feast on this yummy dish, but it actually means chicken!
Pick up time and cost:
| Ubud | 08:00 AM | $35 USD Per Passanger - Based on twin share |
| Kuta / Nusa Dua | 06:30 AM | $45 USD Per Passanger - Based on twin share |
Last Updated (Wednesday, 04 August 2010 07:22)
Tour Package - Options
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Bali Sunrise Trekking and Tours Packages:
A . Batur Active Volcano Tour (all day)
- Batu Bulan (Barong dance & Stone Carving Village)
- Celuk (Traditional Gold & Silver Smithing Village)
- Mas (Traditional Wood Carving Village)
- Gunung Kawi Temple (Old Temple & Traditional Horn and Bone Carving Village)
- Tirta Empul (Spring Water Temple & President Palace)
- Temen (Coffee & Agriculture)
- Batur Volcano (View & Lunch)
- Penglipuran (Traditional Village & Bamboo Forest)
B. Besakih Mother Temple Tour (all Day)
- Batu Bulan (Traditional Stone Carving Village & Barong Dance)
- Celuk (Traditional Gold & Silver Smithing Village)
- Mas & Goa Gajah (Wood carving & The elephant Cave temple)
- Sidan (Rice Terrace View)
- Penglipuran (Traditional Village & Bamboo Forest)
- Besakih (The Mother temple of Bali)
- Bukit Jambul (Rice terrace & Lunch)
- Klungkung (Kerta Gosa & Traditional Market & Kamasan)
C. Eastern Island Tour (2 Days)
- Batu Bulan (Traditional Stone Carving Village & Barong Dance)
- Sidan (Rice Terrace View)
- Penglipuran (Traditional Village & Bamboo Forest)
- Besakih (The Mother temple of Bali)
- Sidemen (Salak (Fruit) Plantation)
- Tirta Gangga (The Water Garden Palace)
- Taman Ujung (Karangasem Royal Palace)
- Amed (Beautiful Beaches, Snorkeling, and Overnight Stay)
- Goa Lawah (The Bat Cave Temple)
- Klungkung (Traditional Market & Kerta Gosa)
- Kamasan (Bali Coin Village Industry)
D. Dolphin North Bali Tour (2 Days)
- Batu Bulan (Traditional Stone Carving Village & Barong Dance)
- Celuk (Traditional Gold & Silver Smithing Village)
- Mas (Traditional Wood Carving Village)
- Gunung Kawi (Old Temple Monastery)
- Tirta Empul (Water Spring Temple & Presidentia Palace)
- Coffee & Agriculture
- Batur Volcano (Beautiful Panorama of the Volcano, Lake and Mountains)
- Lovina (Dolphin Tour & Overnight Stay)
- Gitgit Waterfall ( Highest Waterfall in Bali)
- Buyan (View of the Lakes & Spices Plantations)
- Bedugul (Ulundanu Temple & Lunch)
- Jatiluih (Bali's Most Beautiful Rice Terraces)
- Sangeh Monkey Forest
Additional Available Tours:
Toyabungkah Hot Spring Tour (half day)
Have a beautiful swim at the natural magic of the hot spring at Toyabungkah and a great lunch.
Note: Only USD $7 Additional Per Passenger for those who would like to swim in the hot spring pool.
Last Updated (Saturday, 24 April 2010 02:45)