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Bali Traventure offers private driver and car hire with driver across Bali, with an English-speaking driver, air-conditioned car, fuel, parking and hotel pickup included. No fixed schedule, no crowded group tours. Just you, your group, and the open road. Whether you're a couple looking for a romantic sunset chase, a family visiting Bali's iconic temples and rice terraces, or a large group on a corporate retreat — we have the right vehicle for you. Choose from our fleet of well-maintained, air-conditioned cars and minibuses, and let our knowledgeable local drivers guide you to Bali's most beautiful spots. All vehicles include a professional driver, fuel, and parking fees. Hotel pick-up and drop-off are always included. Select your preferred vehicle below to see full pricing.
This full-day West Nusa Penida tour takes you from your hotel to Sanur harbour, across to the island by fast boat, and along the west coast's best-known viewpoints in a single day. You visit Angel's Billabong, Broken Beach and Kelingking Beach, stop for lunch, and finish at Crystal Bay before the return crossing.Hotel pickup starts around 06:30 and you are back at your hotel in the evening. Return fast boat tickets, entrance fees, lunch with mineral water, an English-speaking driver and an air-conditioned car on the island are all included, so there is nothing extra to arrange on the day.The price per person drops as the group grows, from IDR 850,000 for one person to IDR 550,000 per person for five. Prefer a private tour? Contact us for a quote.
This combo tour packs two of Bali's most popular activities into one day. You start with 2 hours of white water rafting on the Ayung River, enjoy an Indonesian lunch buffet, and then head out on a 1.5-hour ATV ride.Pickup is at 08:00 and you are back at your hotel around 18:00. Experienced guides are with you throughout, international standard equipment is provided, and a driving instruction lesson is given before the ATV ride. Towels, shower and locker facilities, a waterproof bag for rafting, and a changing room are available, and insurance is included.Prices go from IDR 1,250,000 for a solo traveler to IDR 775,000 per person for five or more.
Rafting on the Ayung River opens the day, then lunch before an Ubud circuit — the Royal Palace, the Art Market, and the Monkey Forest — rounding out the afternoon.
A single-rider ATV route through rice fields and jungle trails opens this tour, with lunch served right at the ATV site. From there it continues to Ubud's Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary and, to close the day, the infinity pool at Telaga Singha — a spot built for the kind of photos that make a Bali trip look effortless.
A full day on Nusa Penida: the cliff views at Kelingking Beach, the natural pool at Angel's Billabong, Broken Beach's ocean arch, lunch, then snorkeling at Manta Bay, Gamat Bay, and Wall Point. Bring reef-safe sunscreen and a rash guard for the water portion.
Start with an ATV ride through Bali's jungle tracks, then trade the throttle for a slower pace in Ubud — the Monkey Forest, the Royal Palace, and the Art Market round out the afternoon. A practical pick for anyone who wants adventure and culture on the same day.
This full-day combo starts with 1.5 hours of ATV riding through jungle trails and village backroads, followed by lunch and an afternoon at Bali Swing, with its jungle-canopy swings and photo spots like the bird's nest lookout. A solid pick if you want both dirt-track adventure and picture-perfect views in one trip.
This Nusa Penida snorkeling tour is built around the water. After the fast boat crossing from Sanur you snorkel four spots in a row: Manta Bay, Gamat Bay, Wall Point and Crystal Bay, spending roughly 50 to 60 minutes at each, then lunch before the return crossing.Hotel pickup is between 06:30 and 07:00 from Sanur, Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Nusa Dua and Jimbaran. Return fast boat tickets, the Nusa Penida island fee, snorkeling equipment (mask, snorkel and life jacket), lunch with mineral water, an English-speaking driver and an air-conditioned car on the island are included.Manta sightings are not guaranteed, but you get four different snorkeling sites in one day. Prices go from IDR 750,000 for one person to IDR 580,000 per person for five. Prefer a private tour? Contact us for a quote.
Covers both sides of Nusa Penida in a single day: Diamond Beach and the Molenteng Tree House to the east, then Broken Beach and Kelingking Beach to the west, with lunch and the Thousand Islands viewpoint in between. A long day given the ferry crossings and the island's size.
This full-day East Nusa Penida tour covers the island's eastern side after a fast boat crossing from Sanur harbour. You visit Diamond Beach with its white cliffs, Atuh Beach, the Thousand Islands viewpoint at Raja Lima, and the Tree House at Molenteng for a bird's-eye photo, with lunch in between.Hotel pickup is between 06:30 and 07:30 from Sanur, Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Jimbaran and Nusa Dua. The boat leaves Sanur around 08:00 and you reach your hotel again around 19:00. Return fast boat tickets, entrance fees, lunch with mineral water, an English-speaking driver and an air-conditioned car on the island are included.Prices run from IDR 950,000 for one person down to IDR 680,000 per person for five. Prefer a private tour? Contact us for a quote.
Ayung River rapids open the day, then lunch and a drive up to Kintamani for Mount Batur views, a coffee plantation, and the Tegalalang rice terraces on the way back.
Bali Swing in the morning, then lunch before an Ubud circuit: Tegalalang's rice terraces, the Monkey Forest, the Royal Palace, and the Art Market.
An early start rewards you with sunrise over Mount Batur's volcanic landscape from a private 4WD jeep. After hotel pickup between 02:00 and 03:00, depending on your area, you reach the jeep base camp around 04:00 for a light breakfast and morning coffee, tea or milk, then reach the sunrise point around 05:45.Once the light show is over, the tour continues to a coffee and cocoa plantation and the Tegalalang rice terraces, and you are back at your hotel around 11:50. Hotel transfers in an air-conditioned car, an English-speaking driver, the entrance ticket and the private jeep are included.Prices go from IDR 1,450,000 for a solo traveler to IDR 525,000 per person for three persons.
This route pairs off-road riding with one of Bali's classic panoramas. After 1.5 hours on an ATV and lunch, the drive continues up to Kintamani for volcano views over Mount Batur, a stop at a local coffee plantation, and a walk through the Tegalalang rice terraces before heading back.
An ATV ride through Bali's southern trails leads into an afternoon at three very different landmarks: the towering Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue, the surf break at Padang Padang Beach, and the cliffside Uluwatu Temple. Bring a swimsuit for the beach stop, and stay if you can for the temple's sunset.
An ATV ride of about 1.5 hours opens the day, then lunch precedes stops at Taman Ayun Temple and Tanah Lot, timed for sunset.
Bali Zoo's Explorer package opens the day with close animal encounters, then lunch precedes an Ubud afternoon of the Monkey Forest, the Royal Palace, and the Art Market.
Ayung River rafting fills the morning, followed by lunch, a stop at Taman Ayun's royal water temple, and Tanah Lot at the end of the day for sunset.
The Half Day Ubud Tour is a compact introduction to Bali's art and culture, ideal if you have only part of a day. You start in Celuk village, known for silverwork, then continue to the Ubud Monkey Forest, the Ubud Royal Palace and the Ubud Art Market, with a lunch stop in Ubud.Pickup is at 08:00 and you are back at your hotel around 15:00, about 7 hours in total.The Regular Tour is priced per car at IDR 550,000 for 1 to 6 persons. The Inclusive Tour is IDR 600,000 per person for a minimum of 2 persons.
An elephant ride opens the day, followed by lunch and an Ubud circuit — Tegalalang's rice terraces, the Monkey Forest, the Royal Palace, and the Art Market. A fuller day than most elephant-combo tours, with four stops after lunch instead of one or two.
Bali Safari and Marine Park fills the morning, then lunch precedes an Ubud afternoon — the Monkey Forest, the Royal Palace, and the Art Market. Good for families mixing wildlife with culture in one trip.
Starts with Bali Bird Park's aviaries, home to birds from across Indonesia and beyond, then shifts to Ubud for the afternoon: the Monkey Forest, the Royal Palace grounds, and the Art Market for anyone hunting souvenirs. Lunch sits between the two stops.
Sweat it out, then wash it away: 1.5 hours on an ATV through Bali's back trails, a lunch break, and a two-hour spa session to close things out. It suits travelers who want one adventure activity and one purely relaxing one in the same day, without needing to choose just one.
An evening-focused itinerary: the Monkey Forest and Saraswati Temple by late afternoon, then a Legong Dance performance and dinner in Ubud once the sun goes down.
Ubud and South Bali in one long day: the Monkey Forest, Tegalalang's rice terraces, and Tegenungan Waterfall before lunch, then Uluwatu Temple and a Kecak Fire Dance performance to close.
Combines Ubud's Monkey Forest and the painting village of Batuan with an evening in South Bali: Uluwatu Temple, a Kecak Dance performance, and seafood dinner at Jimbaran Beach.
Two very different rides make up this day trip: a 1.5-hour ATV run through jungle tracks and village backroads, followed by lunch and a gentle elephant ride at Bakas. It suits travelers who want adrenaline in the morning and something calmer after, and the elephant leg needs no prior experience at all.
A half-day built around sand and surf: Kuta's lively shoreline, the quieter waves at Dreamland Beach, and Pandawa Beach's turquoise water and limestone cliffs, with lunch in between. Good for travelers who'd rather swim and relax than sightsee non-stop.
Two of East Bali's most photographed sites in one day: Besakih, the island's largest temple complex and spiritual center, and Lempuyang's so-called 'Gate of Heaven,' framed by Mount Agung in the background. The route also stops at Tirta Gangga's water gardens before lunch and the drive back — bring a scarf or sarong, since temple visits require covered shoulders and legs.
History and architecture carry this tour: the old Kerta Gosa court pavilion, the Mother Temple at Besakih, Kehen Temple's carved gateway, and a walk through Penglipuran, a village that has kept its traditional layout intact for generations. Lunch falls between the temple visits, roughly at the day's midpoint.
Opens at Bakas Elephant Park for a ride through the surrounding countryside, then heads uphill to Kintamani for the Mount Batur panorama, a coffee plantation stop, and the Tegallalang rice terraces before the drive back. Lunch is served with the volcano view.
A short, easy day: a 30-minute elephant ride, lunch, and a two-hour spa session to finish. Better suited to travelers who want a gentle pace rather than a packed itinerary.
Pairs a 30-minute elephant ride with an afternoon at Bali Swing, where jungle-canopy swings and the well-known bird's nest photo spot round out the day. Lunch comes right after the elephant ride.
Starts at Bakas Village for an elephant ride, then moves through three temples on the way to sunset: Taman Ayun's water gardens, Alas Kedaton (watch for its resident monkeys), and finally Tanah Lot, best timed for late afternoon light.
Bakas Village's elephant ride kicks things off, then the tour heads south for the Garuda Wisnu Kencana cultural park, a stop at Pandawa Beach, and the cliffside Uluwatu Temple. Bring swimwear if you want time in the water at Pandawa.
A shorter South Bali route: the crashing waves at Water Blow (best with some swell), Pandawa Beach's cliffs and turquoise water, and the Garuda Wisnu Kencana cultural park, with lunch after the sightseeing is done.
Horseback first — an hour along the coast — then lunch at the ATV site before 1.5 hours of off-road riding. The order matters here: horse riding is the calmer half, ATV the rougher one, so the day builds rather than winds down.
An hour on horseback, lunch, then a 30-minute elephant ride — two animal encounters in a single, relatively relaxed day. Good for families or anyone who'd rather skip a high-adrenaline activity.
Built specifically around photo spots: the mirror-effect shot at Lempuyang's 'Gate of Heaven' with Mount Agung behind it, the pools and stepping stones at Tirta Gangga, and swings over the Tegalalang rice terraces at Aloha Swing. Go early for Lempuyang — the queue for that shot gets long by midmorning.
East Bali in one day: Lempuyang Temple's 'Gate of Heaven' with Mount Agung behind it, Tirta Gangga's water palace, lunch at a local restaurant, and Tukad Cepung Waterfall to finish. Bring a towel if you want to swim there.
Starts with rafting on the Ayung River, then lunch before an afternoon at Bali Swing, with its jungle-canopy swings and the well-known bird's nest lookout for photos.
Three waterfalls make up this trip: the twin cascades at Banyumala, Munduk's forest-set falls, and Leke-Leke to close, with lunch in between. Pack a change of clothes if you plan to swim at any of the stops.
Covers Bali's northern highlands in one loop: Banyumala's twin waterfall, the lake views from Wanagiri Hidden Hill, lunch, the often-photographed Handara Gate, and Ulun Danu Beratan Temple on the lake.
Rafting on the Ayung River fills the morning, then lunch and a 30-minute elephant ride close things out — one high-energy activity and one gentle one, back to back.
White-water rafting on the Ayung River comes first, followed by lunch and 1.5 hours on horseback. Both activities are beginner-friendly, so no prior experience is needed for either half.
Starts on the Ayung River's rapids, then lunch before heading south to Uluwatu Temple and a Kecak Fire Dance performance as the sun sets over the Indian Ocean.
Opens at Bali Swing, then lunch and a stop at Padang Padang Beach before Uluwatu Temple and a Kecak Fire Dance performance at sunset.
Starts at Bali Safari and Marine Park, then heads south after lunch for Uluwatu Temple and a Kecak Fire Dance performance as evening falls.
Opens at Bali Safari and Marine Park for close encounters with animals from across the archipelago and beyond, then lunch before heading up to Kintamani for the Mount Batur panorama and a stop at Tegalalang's rice terraces.
Bali Safari and Marine Park opens the day, then the route continues to Taman Ayun's water temple and Tanah Lot for a sunset finish. A shorter itinerary than most safari-combo tours, with no extra stop in between.
A crafts-focused route through four villages known for a specific art form each: Tohpati for batik, Celuk for gold and silver work, Mas for wood carving, and Batuan for painting, with lunch near the end. Better suited to travelers hunting for handmade souvenirs than sightseeing landmarks.
Morning water sports come first, then lunch at the ATV site before 1.5 hours of off-road riding — one activity in the water, one on land.
Water sports come first, then the tour moves to Bali Swing for lunch and an afternoon of jungle-canopy rides.
Bali Swing's jungle-canopy rides open the day, then lunch before Kintamani's volcano views, the Tegalalang rice terraces, and Tirta Empul's holy spring on the way back.
Water sports open the day, then lunch precedes stops at Taman Ayun Temple and Tanah Lot, timed for its well-known sunset view.
A short evening plan: two hours of spa treatments followed by a seafood dinner on Jimbaran Beach as the sun goes down. No sightseeing stops, just relaxation and a meal with a view.
Water sports fill the morning, then lunch before heading up to Kintamani for volcano views, a coffee plantation, and the Tegalalang rice terraces.
Starts with Bali Swing, then lunch and a drive to Taman Ayun Temple before ending at Tanah Lot for sunset.
An early sunrise trek up Mount Batur comes first, then the pace shifts to 1.5 hours on an ATV before lunch. Expect an early hotel pickup, since sunrise treks typically start well before dawn.
Combines a pre-dawn Mount Batur trek with white-water rafting on the Ayung River, lunch coming after the rapids. Both activities call for a reasonable level of fitness, so plan for an active day.
Water sports in the morning, lunch, then a 30-minute elephant ride to finish — a pairing of ocean and jungle activities in one day.
Starts with water sports, then lunch before 1.5 hours on horseback along the coast. Both activities need no prior experience.
Starts with water sports, then lunch and a stop at Padang Padang Beach before Uluwatu Temple and a Kecak Fire Dance performance.
Starts before sunrise with a trek up Mount Batur, then eases into a 30-minute elephant ride and lunch once the descent is done.
Four waterfalls in one day: Tukad Cepung's light-beam effect, Tegenungan, Tibumana's cave-like setting, and Kanto Lampo's tiered rock formations, with lunch at the midpoint. Bring swimwear, since several of these spots are good for a dip.
Goa Gajah's cave temple opens the day, followed by Besakih (the island's Mother Temple), lunch, a stop at the Bukit Jambul rice terraces, and the historic Kerta Gosa court pavilion.
East Bali's water palaces anchor this tour: Tirta Gangga and Ujung, followed by lunch, the natural pools at Gembleng Waterfall, and Goa Lawah, the Bat Cave Temple.
Opens with a Barong and Keris dance performance, then Goa Gajah's cave temple, Kintamani's volcano views over lunch, Besakih Temple, and the Kerta Gosa court pavilion to finish.
Four temples across a full day: Kehen's carved gateway, Besakih (the largest complex on the island), Tirta Empul's holy spring, and Gunung Kawi's rock-cut royal tombs, with lunch between Besakih and Tirta Empul.
Starts before dawn with the Mount Batur trek, then moves to Bali Swing's jungle-canopy rides once the descent is done, with lunch worked in along the way.
This full-day Kintamani tour combines culture, nature and a volcano view. The day starts with a Barong and Keris dance performance, followed by the Tegalalang rice terraces. You then drive up to Kintamani for lunch at a restaurant overlooking Mount Batur and Lake Batur, before visiting the Tirta Empul holy spring temple and the Goa Gajah elephant cave temple.Pickup is at 08:00 from Kuta, Seminyak, Nusa Dua, Sanur and Ubud, and you are back at your hotel around 18:30. The price includes a private air-conditioned car with an English-speaking driver, all entrance fees as per the itinerary, lunch, fuel, parking and mineral water.Prices start from IDR 700,000 per person for five persons, or IDR 1,400,000 for a solo traveler.
Bali's north in one loop: Tamblingan Lake, Banyumala Waterfall, lunch, the island's largest Buddhist monastery at Brahma Vihara Arama, and a soak at Banjar Hot Spring to finish.
An ambitious single-day loop touching three of Bali's most-visited landmarks: Tanah Lot in the morning, Tegalalang and Kintamani's volcano views over lunch, then Uluwatu Temple, a Kecak Fire Dance, and dinner at Jimbaran Beach.
West Bali's quieter side: the clifftop Rambut Siwi Temple, the sleeping Buddha at Dharma Giri Vihara, lunch, the tree-tunnel road at Bunut Bolong, and the Pupuan rice terraces to close the day.
Bali's cooler highlands come first — Wanagiri Hidden Hill, the Handara Gate, and the lakeside Ulun Danu Beratan Temple — before lunch and a drive south to Tanah Lot for sunset.
Combines a stop in Denpasar with an afternoon in Ubud — the Bajra Sandhi Monument first, then the tiered green slopes of Tegalalang Rice Terrace and the resident macaques at Ubud Monkey Forest, with lunch fitted in between the two regions.
A half-day that runs from history into sunset: the Bajra Sandhi Monument in Denpasar first, then south to Uluwatu Temple perched on its cliff, a Kecak Dance performance as the sun goes down, and a seafood dinner on Jimbaran's beach to close the evening.
For a look at Denpasar itself rather than the postcard spots: the busy stalls of Badung Traditional Market, Jagatnatha Temple, the Bali Museum's historical exhibits, and the Bajra Sandhi Monument, with lunch worked in along the way. A practical option for travelers curious about everyday city life rather than beaches or temples.
Four stops in one long loop north and back: the photogenic Handara Gate, the lakeside Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, Taman Ayun's royal water temple, and Tanah Lot at the end of the day, timed for sunset. Lunch falls midway, after Ulun Danu Beratan.
Starts on horseback for an hour, then trades the saddle for a car seat: lunch overlooking Jatiluwih's UNESCO-listed rice terraces, a stop at Taman Ayun Temple, and Tanah Lot to close the day at sunset.
An hour of horseback riding opens the day, followed by the volcano views at Kintamani, a walk through Tegalalang's rice terraces, and a stop at Tirta Empul, the holy spring temple known for its ritual bathing pools.
One hour on horseback, lunch, and a two-hour spa treatment — a day built around two forms of relaxation rather than sightseeing. Suits travelers who've already covered Bali's landmarks and want a slower day.
Horseback riding for an hour, then lunch before an Ubud afternoon — the Monkey Forest, the Royal Palace, and the Art Market. A workable pairing for travelers who want one physical activity and one cultural stretch in the same day.
An hour on horseback starts the day, followed by lunch and a run through South Bali's landmarks: the Garuda Wisnu Kencana park, Padang Padang Beach, and Uluwatu Temple on its cliff edge.
A full loop through West and North Bali: Taman Ayun Temple, a coffee plantation stop, Ulun Danu Beratan's lake temple, lunch overlooking Jatiluwih's rice terraces, a walk through the terraces themselves, and Tanah Lot at sunset to finish.
Temples first — Goa Gajah's ancient cave carvings and Tirta Empul's holy spring — then the volcano panorama at Kintamani over lunch, and a soak in Batur's natural hot spring to close the day. Bring swimwear for the hot spring stop.
Goa Gajah's cave temple opens the day, followed by Penglipuran, a village that has preserved its traditional Balinese layout, then Kintamani's volcano views over lunch, a coffee plantation, and Tirta Empul's holy spring on the way back.
Opens with a Barong and Keris dance performance, then moves through Tegalalang's rice terraces to Kintamani for lunch with a Mount Batur backdrop, before Taman Ayun Temple and a sunset finish at Tanah Lot.
A Barong and Keris dance performance opens the day, then Tegalalang's rice terraces lead into lunch at Kintamani with Mount Batur views, before the drive south to Uluwatu Temple on its clifftop.
Rafting on the Ayung River in the morning, then a two-hour spa session after lunch — a day that trades a second sightseeing stop for time to recover from the rapids.
A sunrise trek up Mount Batur is followed by two hours of spa treatments and lunch — a day designed to recover from the climb rather than pack in more activity.
Water sports fill the morning, then a two-hour spa session after lunch lets you unwind before heading back.
Covers Ubud's highlights first — Tegenungan Waterfall, the Tegalalang rice terraces, and the Monkey Forest — then continues after lunch to Taman Ayun Temple and Tanah Lot for sunset.
A long day covering three regions: Tegenungan Waterfall and the Monkey Forest in Ubud, Tanah Lot before lunch, then Uluwatu Temple, a Kecak Fire Dance, and a seafood dinner at Jimbaran to close out the evening.
Tegenungan Waterfall opens the day, with the option to swim, followed by the Tegalalang rice terraces, the Ubud Royal Palace, and the Art Market before lunch closes out the tour.
Two of Bali's best-known sea temples in one day: Tanah Lot first, then Uluwatu Temple, a Kecak Dance performance, and a seafood dinner at Jimbaran Beach to close the evening.
Float first, then ride: this tour opens with river tubing through Bali's countryside before a buffet lunch, then hands you the controls of an ATV for roughly 1.5 hours across open trails. The order keeps things comfortable, since you dry off and eat before the dustier half of the day begins.
Water sports fill the day, then a seafood dinner at Jimbaran Beach closes things out as the sun sets over the water.
This full-day Uluwatu tour covers the best of South Bali in one route. You see the crashing waves at Water Blow in Nusa Dua, visit the Garuda Wisnu Kencana cultural park, stop for lunch, relax at Pandawa Beach, and finish at Uluwatu Temple with a Kecak and Fire Dance performance at sunset.Hotel pickup is at 10:00 and you are back at your hotel around 20:00. This is a private tour with an English-speaking driver, and a tour guide can be requested.The Regular Tour starts at IDR 750,000 per car for 1 to 6 persons. The Inclusive Tour is IDR 800,000 per person for a minimum of 2 persons. You can add a seafood dinner at Jimbaran for IDR 300,000 per person.
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