Tanah Lot Temple & Volcano Tours

If you plan to take only one tour during your holiday in Bali, it is the ideal choice. Because this tour is the perfect introduction to Bali’s fascinating culture and countryside. This is the reason for taking this tours. Seeing the beautiful Tanah Lot sea temples. Visit to local villages alongside with spectacular lakes and volcanoes as highlights.

First we will visit Tanah Lot Temple as the highlight of the trip. Tanah Lot Temple is located by the sea. Here we will see spectacular views and another opportunity to enjoy the beauty of Bali. Going for morning time is one of the best to visit this temple. Because the atmosphere that morning allows us to see tourist attractions freely without many tourists. In addition to avoiding the worst traffic jams.

Wenara Wana Monkey Forest was our next stop. See the activities of the monkeys and their homes. This is a great opportunity for you to take a close look.

Visit Ceking Village for a beautiful view of the rice fields. This is one of the smallest rice fields located on our island. Kintamani is a mountainous area with spectacular views overlooking the most active Mount Batur. Here we will have lunch while face to face with the most active volcano in Bali and has one of the largest Crater Lakes, namely Lake Batur.

Next we will stop at Seribatu village which is a Balinese plantation to learn about plants that are important to Balinese people and their culture, the process of making coffee and see some of the spices you use for cooking and the tropical fruits that grow in their nature. environment. We also got to taste them as well as local herbal teas, coffees and the unusually processed Kopi Luwak, the most expensive coffee in the world. On the way down from the mountains, we take you to remote local rural areas to get an idea of ​​local Balinese life. Optional stops can be arranged if you wish to see the daily activities of the local people.

Closing our tour by visiting the Bali Traditional House Complex to learn about the daily activities of local people in their traditional house complex.