A spectacular, scenic day tour that contrasts Ubud’s lush jungles with the dramatic, sweeping volcanic landscapes of northern Bali. This tour climbs high into the cooler highlands, making it a favorite for landscape photographers and nature enthusiasts.
Tagline: Panoramic Volcano Views, Waterfalls, and Sacred Holy Springs.
Why Book With Us?
All packages share a flat vehicle rate (up to 12 hours):
Toyota Avanza / Xenia (1–4 Pax): 750,000 IDR
Toyota Innova Reborn (5–6 Pax): 1,000,000 IDR
Toyota Hiace (7–14 Pax): 1,400,000 IDR
What’s Included: Private AC vehicle/van, English-speaking driver, gasoline/petrol, parking fees, toll fees, and bottled mineral water.
What’s Excluded: Entrance tickets, activity fees, and meals.
Free Hotel Pick-Up Areas: Ubud, Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Legian, Sanur, and Nusa Dua.
Itinerary
Schedule: 8:00 AM Pickup — 6:00 PM Return
Itinerary Highlights:
Tegalalang Rice Terrace: Photograph layered hillside rice fields.
Ulu Petanu Waterfall: Unwind at a peaceful, less-crowded jungle waterfall.
Coffee Plantation: Taste freshly roasted local coffee blend.
Kintamani: Savor lunch with sweeping views of Mount Batur and its crater lake.
- Tirta Empul Temple: Witness the ancient holy water purification ritual.
Places to be
Destination List
Ubud
Leave the city pavement behind and stand on the edge of Bali’s most breathtaking landscape. Welcome to the Tegalalang Rice Terraces, a world-famous canyon of sculpted green ridges that terrace down steep volcanic slopes like giant steps built for the gods.
Located just a short, scenic drive north of central Ubud, Tegalalang is a living, breathing agricultural masterpiece. Built over a thousand years ago, these terraced hillsides are a testament to Tri Hita Karana—the traditional Balinese philosophy that binds humanity, nature, and the spiritual world together in perfect harmony.
✨ Why Tegalalang Rice Terraces is a Must-Try:
- UNESCO World Heritage Heritage: Walk through the world’s most famous amphitheater of rice paddies, sustained by the 9th-century Subak communal water system [🌾].
- Adrenaline Jungle Swings: Fly high above the sweeping valley walls on iconic swings engineered for jaw-dropping, panoramic photography [🦅].
- The Famous “Love Bali” Sign: Capture the quintessential island memory at the original, brightly painted cliffside photo installations.
- Local Farmer Interactions: Walk narrow mud dikes alongside real Balinese farmers wearing traditional caping conical palm hats.
Ubud
Escape the echoing drone zones and packed tour buses of Bali’s over-commercialized swimming spots. Tucked deep within the mist-shrouded river valleys of Tegallalang, Ubud’s Ulu Petanu Waterfall is a mystical paradise where time slows down. Visitors frequently describe the experience as stepping directly into a real-life fairytale or a hidden fantasy world.
Fed by the pristine current of the historic Petanu River, this jungle-choked sanctuary is not just a singular wall of water. It functions as a beautifully preserved, multi-layered cultural eco-park that seamlessly balances raw volcanic nature with deep spiritual Balinese heritage.
✨ Why Ulu Petanu Waterfall is a Must-Try:
- Multi-Layered Eco-Complex: Experience more than a single cascade—explore two waterfalls, an ancient cave, scenic koi ponds, and a sacred spring along one short loop.
- Royal Meditation Cave: Step inside the historic Gua Muntig (Muntig Cave), a 12th-century underground sanctuary once used by ancient Balinese kings.
- The “Three Taste” Sacred Spring: Taste the mineral-rich waters of Tirta Waladewa, a sacred hidden spring revered by locals for its physical and spiritual healing properties.
- Easy, Crowd-Free Access: Avoid the strenuous, muddy treks of North Bali with a short, beautifully maintained 5-minute walk down 90 concrete steps.
Ubud
Leave the tropical beaches behind and ascend into the clouds. Welcome to Kintamani, a majestic highland region perched directly on the outer rim of a massive prehistoric caldera. Standing over 1,500 meters above sea level, this destination offers what is universally considered the most dramatic, awe-inspiring landscape view on the entire Island of the Gods.
Spread out before you is the magnificent Mount Batur—an active volcano surrounded by vast, ink-black fields of frozen volcanic basalt lava. Nestled at its base sits the crescent-shaped Lake Batur, a sacred body of water reflecting the deep blue of the sky and the rolling green hills of the caldera rim.
✨ Why Kintamani Mount Batur View is a Must-Try:
- Epic Volcano Panoramas: Take in unobstructed, wide-angle views of Mount Batur’s active volcanic cone, its rugged black lava fields, and the shimmering crater lake [🌋].
- Rim-Side Cafe Culture: Relax at trendy, architectural cafes built directly onto the caldera rim, offering premium local coffee with floor-to-ceiling mountain views [☕].
- Refreshing High-Altitude Climate: Escape the coastal heat and enjoy the crisp, cool mountain breeze of the highlands, averaging a refreshing 15°C to 22°C.
- UNESCO Global Geopark: Stand within a globally recognized geological wonder, featuring a massive outer caldera formed by an ancient prehistoric eruption.
Ubud
Escape the coastal heat and journey up into the misty, emerald hills of Bali, where the volcanic soil and perfect mountain microclimate create the ultimate breeding ground for world-class coffee. Welcome to our Agrotourism Estate, a sprawling organic sanctuary where traditional Balinese farming (Subak Abian) meets absolute sensory indulgence.
This is not just a café—it is an interactive journey through the sights, aromas, and rich history of island agriculture. Wander beneath fruit-laden forest canopies, breathe in the fragrance of roasting beans, and discover the deep cultural heritage hidden inside every single-origin cup.
Highlights of Coffee Plantation:
- Free Tasting Flight: Sip your way through a complimentary selection of over 10 distinct local coffees, spiced cocoas, and herbal wellness teas.
- Traditional Roasting: Watch local roasters hand-toss premium beans over open firewood pits using traditional clay skillets.
- Volcanic Highland Microclimate: Stroll through lush, shaded agricultural canopies teeming with organic vanilla, cloves, cacao, and coffee trees.
- Exotic Luwak Tasting: Sample the world-famous, intensely smooth Kopi Luwak, carefully harvested using strictly ethical wildlife practices.
Ubud
Step inside one of the most culturally revered and spiritually active sanctuaries on the Island of the Gods. Welcome to Pura Tirta Empul, the legendary Holy Spring Temple. Tucked away in the lush, river-carved valley of Tampaksiring, this national heritage site has served as a beacon of healing and spiritual rejuvenation for over a thousand years.
Founded in 962 AD during the ancient Warmadewa dynasty, the temple’s name means “Holy Water Spring” in the local Balinese language. It is built around a powerful, natural underground spring that feeds into pristine pools, where locals and global travelers alike gather daily to wash away negative energies and seek spiritual clarity.
Why Tirta Empul is a Must-Try:
- Sacred Melukat Ritual: Participate in a centuries-old spiritual cleansing ritual beneath crystal-clear mountain spring spouts.
- 10th-Century History: Explore a profoundly sacred temple complex founded in 962 AD, deeply connected to ancient Balinese kings.
- The Bubbling Holy Source: Marvel at the central, enclosed pool where a natural underground spring constantly boils and bubbles through pristine volcanic sand.
- The Presidential Palace Outlook: View the grand Tampaksiring Presidential Palace, built in 1954 by Indonesia’s first president, sitting directly on the hill above the temple.
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