About this tour
Spend seven-and-a-half hours walking through Bali's countryside and exploring its cultural landmarks. The day splits between a four-hour trek through tropical forest and rice paddies—encountering local villages and a waterfall—and afternoon visits to Tegallalang's terraced fields, a coffee plantation, and either Tirta Empul or Gunung Kawi temple. A guide drives you throughout, lunch and hotel transfers included.
Highlights
- Four-hour countryside trek through forest and farming communities
- Tegallalang rice terraces and working coffee plantation
- Sacred water temple visit with spring-fed pools
- Waterfall spotting along trekking route
- Balinese village daily life observation
- All meals, transport, and professional guiding covered
What to expect
Your guide collects you early morning, then you head into the hills for a moderate trek lasting around four hours. Expect narrow paths, uneven terrain, stream crossings, and humid forest air—bring proper footwear. You'll pass through villages, rice fields, and reach a waterfall. After regrouping for lunch, you visit Tegallalang's dramatic stepped paddies (busiest in morning light), walk through a coffee plantation sampling local brews, then finish at one of two temples featuring ritual bathing pools. The pace is steady but not punishing; your guide shares stories about Balinese farming and spirituality throughout.
Good to know
Moderate fitness essential; those with heart, back, or spinal issues should skip this. Wear sturdy hiking shoes, sun protection, and a light rain jacket. The swing at the coffee plantation costs extra. Children under seven must be carried; minimum age is seven years old. Not suitable for pregnant travellers.
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