Full Day Private Tour East Bali Sightseeing - All Inclusive

About this tour

A guided loop through eastern Bali's most compelling sites, taking in a bat-filled cave temple, salt-making traditions, an ancient walled village, hilltop vistas, a water palace, and a beach lunch. Nine to ten hours door-to-door, all entrance fees and meals covered, with an English-speaking driver and private air-conditioned transport. Roads consume roughly four hours; the rest is spent at each location on your own pace, stopping for photos whenever you please.

Highlights

• Goa Lawah: cave temple packed with thousands of bats
• Kusamba salt farmers demonstrate centuries-old harvesting methods
• Tenganan village: walled settlement with distinct customs and weaving
• Gumang hills viewpoint for unobstructed landscape shots
• Taman Ujung palace: ornate water gardens and royal architecture
• Virgin Beach lunch break to rest and swim
• Private vehicle—no shared minibus, no fixed timings

What to expect

You'll spend roughly four hours driving between five stops spread across the east coast. Each site sits close to the main road with easy parking access. At Goa Lawah expect thousands of bats roosting in the limestone cavern; bring a torch. The salt village in Kusamba shows families raking brine into shallow ponds under the sun—a working landscape, not a museum piece. Tenganan's narrow lanes and traditional compounds warrant a slow walk. Gumang hills offers a short climb and panoramic views worth the climb. Taman Ujung combines ornate Balinese and Dutch colonial architecture. Lunch at Virgin Beach is casual beachside eating; you can wade in if you wish. The itinerary suits most fitness levels and is navigable for elderly visitors thanks to minimal walking and close parking.

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