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How to Spend 72 Hours in Bali, Indonesia

 

Let’s embark on a wonderful tour of Bali, the “Island of the Gods.” In these 72 hours, we will be trekking through the lush green rice terraces, having fun under waterfalls, strolling on the beach, and feasting on delicious food. Join us to review this ultimate 3-day Bali itinerary, which wraps up all the best of this Indonesian paradise.

 

Day 1: Welcome to The Heart of Bali – Ubud

Your trip to Bali can start from Ubud. Enjoy the morning fresh air in the Tegalalang Rice Terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Imagine standing on the edge of a rice field while overlooking the lush greenery stretching as far as possible. Then, visit the Goa Gajah where ancient history unfolds in Hindu and Buddhist carvings. It is an archaeological with Bali’s spiritual and artistic roots.

Get ready for a splash in Tegenungan Waterfall! Trek through the jungle to the waterfall, a natural masterpiece waiting to refresh your soul. There is also a Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary where you can meet all these furry friends. Back to the Jalan Raya Ubud for a taste of local life. You can enjoy either art galleries or grab some street food. Before bedtime, unwind yourself in the Ubud Traditional Spa. There are wide range of traditional Balinese spa treatments you can choose from, each of them is designed to harmonize the mind and body.

 

 

Day 2: Coastal and Cultural Sightseein

Lace up your hiking boots and get ready to enjoy an awesome trek experience in Campuhan Ridge Walk. The trail unfolds in front of you, revealing panoramic views of verdant valleys and the meandering Wos River. Descending from the ridge, you will visit Ubud Traditional Art Market. A place where every piece of artwork waiting to be discovered. Farewell to Ubud and you are heading southward toward the coastal haven of Seminyak. Here you can have water fun with its golden sands, azure waters, and a cosmopolitan vibe. It is also recommended to rent a surfboard and ride with the wave.

 

 

Day 3: Beauty of Bali’s Wonder

With the dawn of a new day, embrace the “Mother Temple” – Pura Besakih. A temple with intricate carvings, spiritual vibes, and panoramic views nestled on the slopes of Mount Agung awaits your exploration. The journey continues to a quaint coffee shop with the majesty of Mount Batur view in front of you. After warming up with the hot drink then head towards the west, guiding you to the iconic Tanah Lot Temple. As you approach the coast, the silhouette of the temple atop a rocky outcrop comes into view. As the stars rise up from the horizon, it is time to experience the essence of Bali’s nightlife. Live jazz along with the food buds with every bite.

 

 

Additional Activities

  • White Water Rafting: Enjoy the exhilarating experience of white water rafting on the Ayung River.
  • Waterbom Bali: A day of entertainment and excitement awaits at this popular water park.
  • Hiking: The Mount Batur sunrise hike offers you the opportunity to enjoy stunning views and experience the unique volcanic landscapes of the area.
  • Snorkeling or Diving: For those interested in water activities, there are opportunities for snorkeling and diving. Explore the underwater world around Nusa Islands or Menjangan Island.
  • Elephant Safari Park: At this ethical sanctuary, you have the opportunity to interact with elephants.
  • Cooking Class: The opportunity to learn traditional Balinese dishes with a local chef.
  • Yoga class: There are numerous yoga studios and meditation centres to choose from.

 

 

Travel Tips

  • Transport: Rent a scooter or bike to explore at your own pace. You can also use a taxi or app like Grab or Go-Jek. For a stress-free, you can hire a driver with a guide with us.
  • Accommodation: Ubud has traditional guesthouses and boutique hotels, while Seminyak and Canggu have luxury beachfront villas and resorts.
  • Packing: Pack light and comfortable clothes for the tropical climate. it is necessary to bring sunscreen, insect repellent, and a hat with you.
  • Currency: The rupiah is the local currency. You can use ATMs and credit cards almost everywhere.
  • Cultural Etiquette: Dress modestly at temples and respect local customs.

 

Are you still undecided on where to travel? If you would like to customize your own itinerary, please contact one of our travel consultants!