Supir Pribadi ing Bali

Puri Saren Agung (Ubud Palace)

The historic royal palace at the heart of Ubud, still home to the royal family, and the most atmospheric setting in Bali for traditional Legong dance performances at dusk.

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Goa Gajah: Elephant Cave Temple

One of Bali's most ancient and mysterious sites — a carved cave mouth of demons and foliage dating to the 9th century, surrounded by bathing pools and jungle-covered ruins.

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Gunung Kawi Temple

A breathtaking complex of 10th-century royal tombs carved directly into sheer rock faces above a river gorge — one of Bali's most dramatic and least-crowded ancient monuments.

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Pura Mescati Temple

A traditional Balinese village temple set amid the lush landscapes of central Bali, offering an authentic and peaceful glimpse into everyday Balinese Hindu spiritual life.

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Pura Taman Mumbul Temple

A serene water temple set beside a sacred spring lake in Sangeh, surrounded by towering nutmeg trees and the resident monkey population that inhabits this magical forest.

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Tirta Empul Temple

A sacred Hindu water temple where Balinese pilgrims and curious visitors alike purify themselves in spring-fed pools that have flowed for over a thousand years.

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Ubud Monkey Forest Sanctuary

Home to over 700 long-tailed macaques living freely among ancient temple ruins and towering fig trees — a fascinating, funny, and unforgettable Ubud experience.

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Tegenungan Waterfall

One of Bali's most accessible and impressive waterfalls, cascading into a wide natural pool just minutes from Ubud — best visited early morning before the crowds arrive.

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Nung Nung Waterfall

A powerful 50-metre waterfall hidden at the end of a rewarding jungle trek in central Bali — one of the island's most spectacular and least-visited natural wonders.

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Aling-Aling Waterfall

A stunning series of cascades in northern Bali's Sambangan valley, where natural water slides and cliff jumps make it one of the island's most exhilarating outdoor adventures.

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Bali Zoo

Home to over 500 animals across 14 hectares of tropical gardens, Bali Zoo offers an up-close wildlife experience including Sumatran tigers, orangutans, and Komodo dragons.

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Bali Mini Zoo

A smaller, more intimate wildlife park ideal for families with young children, offering relaxed encounters with Bali's native and exotic animal species in a lush garden setting.

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Agung Rai Museum of Art

Founded by renowned collector Agung Rai, ARMA houses one of Bali's finest collections of traditional and modern Balinese painting in a beautifully landscaped cultural campus in Ubud.

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Bali Safari and Marie Park

One of Indonesia's premier wildlife parks, where visitors can journey through open savannah habitats and encounter elephants, rhinos, lions, and over 60 other exotic species.

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Lumburg Sari Coffee plantation

A working highland coffee plantation where visitors can walk the terraces, learn how Bali's famous Kopi Luwak is produced, and sample freshly brewed local coffees and teas.

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Art Village (Batik, Woodcarving, Gold & Silver)

Traditional workshops in Tohpati, Mas, and Celuk villages, where visitors can watch artisans at work and browse for batik, woodcarving, and gold & silver crafts at their own pace.

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Penglipuran Traditional Village

One of Bali's best-preserved traditional villages, where centuries-old customs, immaculate bamboo architecture, and community life continue largely unchanged to this day.

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Tegalalang rice terrace

The UNESCO-listed emerald terraces north of Ubud are a masterpiece of the traditional subak irrigation system — and one of the most iconic and photographed landscapes in all of Bali.

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Ubud Art Village

The creative soul of Bali, where generations of painters, woodcarvers, silversmiths, and batik artists have shaped one of the world's most distinctive and vibrant artistic traditions.

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Ubud Vendor Market 

A lively, colorful market at the heart of Ubud offering handmade textiles, carvings, jewelry, and souvenirs — the perfect place to find an authentic piece of Bali to take home.

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