About this tour
Spend a full day exploring Ubud's cultural and natural highlights, starting with the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary where macaques roam temple grounds, then trekking the Campuhan Ridge Walk before reaching the terraced rice paddies of Tegalalang. You'll see Tegenungan waterfall and visit a working coffee plantation. A private driver handles transport, freeing you to take in each stop properly. Lunch and entry fees are optional add-ons.
Highlights
- Feed and photograph long-tailed macaques in forested temple ruins
- Walk the ridge between two valleys at Campuhan
- Photograph stacked rice terraces from multiple angles
- Swim or wade in Tegenunnan waterfall's cool pool
- Sample freshly roasted coffee at a family plantation
- Travel in private air-conditioned car with English-speaking driver
What to expect
You'll move through Ubud at a relaxed pace, spending genuine time at each location rather than rushing through checkpoints. The monkey forest requires careful footing on stone paths and temple steps—the macaques are habituated to people but unpredictable. The ridge walk offers sweeping views and takes about an hour. Rice terraces are best photographed early or late; midday light flattens them. The waterfall involves some scrambling over rocks to reach the pool. Coffee plantation visits are informal farm tours where you'll taste the product. Expect humidity throughout and the occasional rain shower.
Good to know
Wear sturdy shoes with grip. Bring a towel and spare clothes for the waterfall. Monkey forest staff advise removing jewellery and securing loose items. The tour isn't suitable for people with serious back or heart conditions. Lunch stops are local warungs; specify dietary needs in advance. Entry fees and lunch aren't always included—confirm pricing before booking.
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