About this tour
A full-day circuit of Ubud's most photographed spots, starting with Tegenungan Waterfall's vantage point before swinging through the jungle canopy on Aloha Swing. You'll fuel up with Indonesian lunch, then trek through Tegalalang's emerald rice terraces, encounter the resident macaques at Monkey Forest, and finish at Saraswati Temple's serene lotus gardens. Eight to nine hours with private air-conditioned transport and English-speaking driver included.
Highlights
- Tegenungan Waterfall viewed from elevated lookout point
- Four-swing options at Aloha including bird's nest and tandem configurations
- Tegalalang rice paddies: layered green terraces stretching to horizon
- Monkey Forest: dense woodland with wild macaque troops
- Saraswati Temple's lotus-filled courtyards and stone carvings
What to expect
Your driver collects you early and drives to Tegenungan, where you'll survey the waterfall from above rather than descend to the base. The jungle swing at Aloha is the centrepiece—you'll choose between single, tandem, libra, or romantic swings slung over rainforest canopy, with photo spots dotted around the site. After refuelling with cooked Indonesian fare, you'll navigate Tegalalang's stepped rice fields on foot, spotting farmers at work. Monkey Forest involves walking shaded paths where grey macaques roam freely—keep loose items secured. The final stop, Saraswati Temple, is quieter, built around flowering lotus ponds and ornate shrines.
Good to know
Dress rental (sarongs for temples) and on-site photographers cost extra. Moderate fitness required; the swings aren't suitable for spinal injuries, pregnancy, cardiovascular concerns, or children under seven. Wear trainers with grip for muddy rice-terrace paths. One water bottle supplied per person.
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