Cover Bali’s highlights in six days: temples, rice terraces, a sunrise volcano jeep, white-water rafting and a full-day on Nusa Penida. This private tour blends active outdoor moments with cultural stops and practical logistics handled for you.
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The day begins before dawn on a volcanic ridge above Lake Batur, where a low, smoky light slices across the caldera and the jeep's tires crunch on black ash. Over six days this private itinerary stitches together Bali’s coastal cliffs, rice terraces, sacred temples and the rugged shores of Nusa Penida, moving from sea-level beaches to highland views near 1,700 m.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6 days
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended: able to manage 30–60 minute walks on uneven terrain, several short steep descents, and long vehicle transfers.
Wildlife
History
Bali’s temple sites like Besakih and Tanah Lot reflect a centuries-old Balinese-Hindu tradition; many royal water palaces date to the Karangasem dynasty.
Conservation
Coral reefs near Nusa Penida are vulnerable to anchor damage and bleaching; choose operators who practice reef-safe snorkeling and avoid single-use plastics.
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Early starts are normal
Several days begin before sunrise (Batur jeep at ~03:00) — plan a light dinner the night before and set alarms; bring a warm layer for higher elevations.
Boat crossing essentials
Speedboat to Nusa Penida is about 45 minutes; keep motion-sickness meds handy and a dry bag for electronics.
Respect temple rules
Bring or borrow a sarong for temple entrances; women on their period should avoid certain temple areas.
Footwear and terrain
Expect short steep descents (Kelingking viewpoint) and volcanic sand tracks — grippy shoes or sturdy sandals are recommended.
Daypack with dry compartment
Keeps valuables dry during boat crossings and stores layers for early mornings.
Reef-safe sunscreen & hat
Protects skin during beach, boat and temple stops while minimizing reef impact.
summer
Sturdy walking shoes or trail sandals
Provides grip on rocky viewpoints, volcanic sand and wet steps at waterfalls.
Light rain shell or packable poncho
Useful during unexpected showers, especially for transfers and coastal viewpoints.
winter