Family Adventure Travel in Bali

Culture is part of daily life in Bali. Painting, carving, music and dance are not for special occasions. They are part of daily life. So is religion, and visiting a temple with its musical rituals is a very special experience.

The interior of Bali is like a constellation of emerald green rice paddies that cover every square foot of land. The green vistas are unforgettable.

The coast is an integral part of every trip to Bali. Whether you are swimming, surfing, relaxing at a bar or restaurant, or staying at one of many incredibly luxurious seaside hotels, you can almost always hear and see the ocean.

Being active is one of the highlights of a trip to Bali. Mountain biking, hiking, snorkelling and diving, or climbing volcanoes – Bali offers adventure in spades.

Bali has some of the finest wellness spas and yoga facilities in Asia. Add in the healthful Balinese cuisines and you have the perfect destination for relaxing and recharging your batteries.

One can easily combine other islands on any Bali trip. Each island has its own special culture and history, wonderful beaches and incredible hotels. The wildlife is unique – the endangered Orangutan, the huge Komodo Dragon, and of course the incredible undersea life.

Day 1 – Arrive in Bali
On arrival you will be met and transferred to a beautiful beach hotel to recover and relax after the long flight.

Day 2
Choose from a variety of wonderful possibilities: surfing or SUP lesson, traditional cooking class, local temple visit, sunset cruise or a culinary tour.

Day 3
Tour to the heartland, including stops at temples and rice terraces. Overnight on a coffee plantation.

Day 4
Full day excursion to hike a Volcano.

Day 5
Travel to the unspoilt north west of Bali. Here you will experience a Bali that has remained beyond the reach of mass tourism.

Day 6
Free to relax. We offer a variety of activities and excursions such as diving, snorkeling, mountain biking, cycling, kayaking and yoga.

Day 7
Travel to Ubud – the cultural capital of Bali. Many optional cultural activities are available including dance classes, batik lessons, culinary lessons and art classes.

Day 8
Transfer to Bali airport and fly to the Komodo region. This is a vast region of unspoilt islands, picture perfect seas, amazing underwater life and the almost mythical Komodo dragons.

Days 9/10/11
Exploring the Komodos (either by boat or island based).

Day 12
Fly back to Bali and connect to your onward flight home.

The best time of year to visit Bali is between April and October, during the dry season. This is also a good time to visit nearby Lombok, the Komodo region and the main island of Java as well.

Fantastic. People are extremely welcoming to families and the combination of beach and culture is perfect. One can also do some great wildlife and nature excursions as well.

Learn to surf, climb a volcano, hike along rice terraces, snorkel in pristine waters and meet the Komodo dragon face to face. Learn to play local music, learn local dances and how to do batik. Visit ancient temples and learn about the amazing culinary heritage. Experience local village life and modern Asia all in one.

The food is super family friendly, based on rice, noodles, mild curries, satay skewers, plenty of vegetarian options and lots of fruit.

Accommodation ranges from midrange to ultra deluxe. You will find all the major international chains as well as beautiful local boutique hotels. Almost all hotels have great swimming pools.

No. You generally get wonderful value for money at all budget levels.