About this tour
An eight-to-ten-hour loop combining Ubud's cultural heartland with sweeping views across Kintamani's volcanic landscape. You'll weave through artisan villages, trek past cascading water, explore a working coffee farm, wander manicured garden grounds, and traverse emerald rice paddies before gaining elevation for views over Mount Batur and its crater lake. Private transport handles the driving; entry fees and a sarong are covered.
Highlights
- Artisan workshops in Ubud's traditional craft villages
- Tegenungan waterfall swimming and viewing spot
- Coffee plantation walk with farm-fresh tasting
- Botanical gardens with curated plant collections
- Rice terrace paddies at working agricultural level
- Mount Batur and Lake Batur panorama from elevation
What to expect
Start in Ubud's creative quarter, stopping at studios where carvers, painters, and weavers work. The waterfall visit includes a chance to swim in the pool if you wish. Mid-morning brings you to a coffee plantation where you'll see how beans grow and process, with the option to sample. Next is a sprawling garden showcasing tropical and ornamental species. Descend into terraced rice fields for a ground-level walk through working paddies. The final leg climbs toward Kintamani's cooler elevation, where you pull over for views across the volcanic crater and its freshwater lake before returning.
Good to know
Bring swimwear for the waterfall. The route involves walking on uneven terrain and steep sections—not suitable for spinal issues, pregnancy, or poor heart health. Wear sturdy shoes. Breakfast and lunch aren't included; eat beforehand or budget for roadside stops. Infants can sit on laps or use specialised seats.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.