Bali Ubud & Kintamani Volcano Tour -All Inclusive

About this tour

This eight- to ten-hour circuit sweeps across Bali's highlands and cultural heartland, anchored by views of Mount Batur's crater and Lake Batur. You'll move through centuries-old temples, encounter long-tailed macaques in their forest sanctuary, traverse emerald rice paddies, and stop at a working coffee plantation. The route includes optional detours through artisan villages specialising in metalwork, batik, and woodcarving. Lunch overlooks terraced farmland. A guide drives; all entry fees and temple sarongs are covered.

Highlights

• Batuan Temple: 10th-century Hindu site with intricate stone carvings
• Mount Batur volcanic crater and lake views from highland vantage point
• Tegallalang Rice Terraces: layered green paddies and working landscape
• Sacred Monkey Forest: observe macaques in their natural environment
• Coffee plantation visit with tasting opportunity
• Tirta Empul: spring-fed temple with ritual bathing pools
• Optional art-village stops: Celuk (jewellery), Tohpati (batik), Mas (wood)

What to expect

You'll be picked up early and driven through Bali's interior toward cooler elevations. The first major stop is Batuan Temple, where you'll don a sarong to enter the compound. From there, expect a mix of cultural landmarks and natural scenery: monkey encounters, rice-paddy walks, and a coffee plantation where you'll taste the local product. The highlight comes at Kintamani, where the caldera landscape appears suddenly—stark, dramatic, and worth the winding uphill drive. After lunch with terraced views, you'll visit Tirta Empul before the descent. The pace is steady; there's downtime at each site but little idle waiting.

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