✓ Accommodation
Double or single occupancy in 4 & 5 star hotels 

✓ Airport Arrival and Departure Transportation
Transportation provided on arrival and departure day

✓ Experienced Hosts
Personal contact for all of your questions provided upon booking

✓ All Activities Included In Itinerary
Transportation to and from each activity

Also Included
✓ All breakfasts 
✓ 1 Lunch
✓ 1 Dinner
✓ Local Tour Guide – Expert local guidance for a deeper, more authentic experience
✓ Media Coordinator to capture group photos and videos
✓ Group chat with fellow travelers
✓ VIP access to early releases and priority booking
✓ Lifelong friendships

x  Flight
x  Airport transfer outside of designated days
x  Travel Insurance
x  Food and alcohol (Except as noted)
x  Tips for guides and drivers
x  Optional activities

DAY 1

Arrive in Bali and transfer to Ubud, the lush and spiritual heart of the island. Settle into your home for the next few days at the stunning Element by Marriott, a beautiful five star resort surrounded by Ubud’s natural beauty. As the evening unfolds, we’ll come together for a special welcome dinner; an opportunity to connect as a group, settle into the energy of the journey ahead, and begin our Bali experience together.

DAY 2

Begin the day with a visit to Tirta Empul Temple, one of Bali's most sacred temples, known for its holy spring water and traditional purification rituals. Experience a Melukat cleansing ceremony, a deeply meaningful Balinese ritual centred around purification, renewal, and releasing what no longer serves you. From there, we’ll continue to Tibumana Waterfall, tucked away in the lush Bali jungle. Take a refreshing swim, relax amongst the tropical surroundings, and enjoy a moment to slow down and reconnect with nature. Lunch will be served at Taman Dedari Kedewatan, surrounded by breathtaking jungle scenery. 

DAY 3

An unforgettable morning awaits as we journey to Mount Batur by Jeep for a spectacular sunrise experience. Departing in the early hours, we’ll make our way through Bali’s volcanic landscape by 4WD Jeep, reaching a breathtaking viewpoint above the clouds just in time to watch the sky transform into shades of gold. Take a moment to pause, breathe, and take in the incredible scenery; a truly magical experience of connection and intention. A breakfast box will be prepared by the hotel for you to enjoy during the adventure, with a return to the hotel before lunchtime. 

DAY 4

Today is yours to design. Choose an optional experience that speaks to you; take on the rapids with a river rafting adventure through the Ubud jungle, learn the secrets of Balinese cuisine in a traditional cooking class, explore more of Ubud, discover another local experience, or simply slow down and enjoy the resort. Later in the afternoon, we’ll make our way south to Uluwatu, where dramatic limestone cliffs meet the endless Indian Ocean. Settle into your new home for the remainder of the journey at Wyndham Dreamland Resort, a beautiful four star resort perfectly positioned to enjoy the laid back atmosphere and coastal beauty of Uluwatu. As the sun begins to set, experience one of Bali’s most iconic cultural performances: the Kecak Fire Dance at Uluwatu Temple, performed high above the ocean as the sun disappears beyond the horizon. Raw. Powerful. Unforgettable.

DAY 5

Today is all about slowing down and settling into the energy of Uluwatu. Begin with a deeply relaxing Balinese massage at the hotel, giving yourself time to unwind and recharge. Later in the afternoon, we’ll head to Dreamland Beach for a special sunset blessing ceremony led by a Balinese priest. Set against the ocean, this peaceful cultural experience offers a beautiful opportunity to pause, reflect, release, and reconnect with yourself as the sun sets over Bali.

DAY 6

Today, it’s time to relax, celebrate, and simply enjoy the beauty of Uluwatu. Spend the day at one of Uluwatu’s iconic beach clubs, where you can swim, sunbathe, enjoy the music, indulge in delicious food, and take in spectacular ocean views. Your beach club entry, daybed, and lunch are all included, so all you need to do is arrive, settle in, and enjoy the day. 

DAY 7

Before our journey comes to an end, there’s an optional opportunity to create a truly personal keepsake; a group tattoo experience for those who are ready to turn the memories of this trip into something lasting. The afternoon is yours to enjoy at leisure. Take some time for yourself, explore Uluwatu, relax by the pool, or simply soak up your final moments in Bali. In the evening, we’ll come together one last time for a farewell dinner at Malini, one of Uluwatu’s beautiful cliffside dining destinations. With sweeping ocean views and Bali’s dramatic coastline as our backdrop, we’ll celebrate the journey, the connections made, and our final night together. Dinner will be at your own expense.

DAY 8

Our Bali journey comes to an end. Enjoy a final morning at your leisure before your transfer to the airport for your departure flight. Leave Bali with unforgettable memories, new connections, and a little more of the island’s magic with you. Until next time, Bali. 

-  What airport do I fly into? 

You’ll fly in to Denpasar, Bali (DPS)

- Do I need to arrange my own transportation? 

Airport transfers are included on the first and last day of the trip.

- Do I need a visa to travel to Bali?

Yes, a visa is required to enter Bali. You can purchase a Visa on Arrival at the airport when you arrive, or apply for an electronic visa online before you travel.

- What is the weather like?

Bali enjoys a tropical climate with warm temperatures year round, typically ranging from 79°F to 90°F. The dry season runs from April to October, while the wet season is from November to March, bringing higher humidity and occasional tropical showers.

- What should I pack?

Pack light, breathable clothing such as linen, cotton, or athletic wear. Bring swimwear, cover ups, comfortable walking shoes and, sandals. You should also pack modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees for temple visits.

- Is Bali expensive?

Bali is generally very affordable compared to the United States. You will find great food, experiences, and shopping at a wide range of price points.

- Should I bring cash or card?

Both are widely used. Credit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants, and shops, while cash is useful for markets, small vendors, and tips. It is best to have both.

- Will my phone work?

Please contact your service provider to discuss your roaming options. Alternatively, you can purchase an eSIM or local SIM card for service throughout your trip. WiFi is widely available in hotels and cafes.

- What is the food like?

Bali offers a diverse and delicious food scene, from traditional Indonesian dishes to international cuisine. Enjoy local favorites such as nasi goreng, satay, and fresh seafood, as well as a wide range of cafés, restaurants, and dining experiences to suit every taste and budget.

- Are there any cultural norms I should know?

Bali has a strong cultural heritage, and visitors are encouraged to respect local customs. When visiting temples, dress modestly, follow local guidelines, and be mindful of religious traditions and ceremonies.

- What plug type is used?

Bali uses Type C and Type F plugs. We recommend bringing a suitable travel adaptor if your devices use a different plug type.

- Is Bali safe?

Bali is considered very safe for travelers. As with any destination, stay aware of your surroundings and keep valuables secure.

- What’s the difference between Ubud and Uluwatu?

Ubud is Bali's cultural and nature hub, known for its lush jungles, sacred temples, waterfalls, wellness experiences, and peaceful atmosphere. Uluwatu offers a completely different side of the island, famous for its towering cliffs, beautiful beaches, beach clubs, world-class surf, and breathtaking sunsets. Together, they provide the perfect balance of culture, adventure, relaxation, and coastal beauty.

- Do I need to dress conservatively the whole time?

No. Modest dress is only required at temples or religious sites. Otherwise, you can dress normally, especially in tourist areas and beach destinations.

- Can I drink the tap water?

It is not recommended to drink tap water in Bali. Stick to bottled or filtered water, which is widely available.

- Do I need any vaccines to travel to Bali?

There are no required vaccines for entry from the United States. It is recommended to be up to date on routine vaccinations and consult your doctor if needed.

- What currency is used?

Bali uses Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).

- Should I exchange money before arriving?

It is not necessary. You can exchange money upon arrival or withdraw local currency from ATMs.

- Is tipping expected?

Tipping is not required but is appreciated for your service providers. Tips for drivers, guides, and service staff are welcomed.

- Are there any laws or rules I should be aware of?

Bali has strict laws around drugs and controlled substances. Always follow local laws and avoid bringing prohibited items into the country.

- Will I need travel insurance?

Yes, travel insurance is required for all travelers joining our Bali trip. Your policy should provide cover for medical expenses, cancellations, lost luggage, and other unexpected travel situations.

- Is the trip suitable for solo travelers?

Yes, our trips are made up mainly of solo travelers. The environment is designed to feel welcoming and social.

- Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?

Yes, most dietary restrictions can be accommodated. Please notify us in advance.