Tour Code: FIT/3694
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6 Nights / 7 Days
Fixed Departure
Winter Special
Bali Swing
Bali Swing houses many jungle swings ranging from 10m, 15m, 20m, and 78m above ground. A treat for adrenaline junkies, each swing comes with its thrill factor so depending on how ballsy you are, choose your swing wisely. But regardless of the swing, you select, you will still be guaranteed a pretty spectacular view unlike any other—one that overlooks the river, tropical greenery and waterfall.
Famed as the supreme center of art and dance, Ubud is the heart of Bali. The region is all over surrounded by lush green trails of rice fields and the best way to gape at this beauty is from the Bali swing in Ubud. From here you can swing at a height of almost 33 feet to 256 feet which is fair enough to multiply the charm of the greens. Apart from this, it’s topography is also dotted with several Hindu temples which are an abode of serenity and the landscapes will truly melt your heart away. Bali swing in Ubud is truly a place for nature and adventure lovers alike, as here you can pose at the rocks or just enjoy the perfect frames of the cascading falls. Ubud also boasts with a remarkable count of holy centers which include Gunung Kawi, Elephant cave, and several other places. If you are planning out a trip with your partner or with family, this is indeed a choice with no regrets and welcomes all kinds of travelers with open arms. The cool mountains, paddy fields, and soothing vibes of this upland area just perfect for splendid vacations.
ITINERARY:
Pick-up from the hotel and drop off directly to Ubud for tour swing.
Arrive at Bali Swing
Having play swing and enjoy the views.
Back to the hotel
Arrive hotel.
White Water Rafting at Ayung River
Rafting : Experience a unique and unforgettable journey through winding gorges, luscious jungles and magnificent terraced rice field. Paddle through breathtaking waterfalls for unparalled fun on the river. We’ll pick up at your hotel and drive you through Bali’s unspoiled village in the Carangsari district. At our start point you’ll be outfitted with helmets and life jackets. After a brief instruction on paddling and river safety, you are off to the longest and best rafting trip on the Ayung river.
Pick up Time: 09:00
Pick up From : Bali Hotel
Drop at : Bali Hotel
Ulun Danu Temple + Handara Gate
Ulun Danu Bratan Temple regionally is known as Pura Ulun Danu Beratan and it's also called Floating Temple. The most fascinating temple complex on the shores of Lake Beratan, set within the highlands of the mountainous Bedugul region in Bali, Indonesia. The mountains encircling this location give it the characteristic dreamy touch, mesmerizing, and make this temple a hot spot for photographers and tourists awesome scenery, a charm of beauty that can make anyone who saw him feel hypnotized and fell in love. The beautiful clear lake is calm and almost perfectly still, save for the soft breeze that occasionally sweeps across, creating tiny ripples upon its surface. A thin mist rises from the lake and hangs in the air, surrounding the temple, giving it a somewhat unreal appearance. The Pura Ulun Danu Bratan complex comprises four sacred buildings to devote to the Hindu gods Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. It is most famous for its historical relevance along with the characteristic Balinese architecture and picturesque location.
Water Sports (Banana Boat + Parasailing + Jet Ski)
Banana boat ( a simple boat kind of banana, the boat min capacity 2 pax, max capacity 6 pax / boat , the boat will be drag by a speed boat for a round and depends on guest reques want to falling on the water or not ).Flying fish ( a boat kind of kite , min and max capacity is 2 pax , the guest will be lean on the boat and flying , and the instructor will be in the middle of the boat for balancing ) Jet Ski is kind of scooter min and max capacity i 1 pax , will lead by instructor, so 1 passanger and 1 instructor on the jet ski .
Tanah Lot Temple
Tanah Lot Temple: that built on top of large rock in the ocean, and famous as the sunset temple but fabulously beautiful in the morning as well. The amazing location of this place makes it a popular tourist spot.
Pick up Time: 16:00
Pick up From : Bali Hotel
Drop at : Bali Hotel
Pura Luhur Tanah Lot is located on an offshore rock located slightly to the edge, in Segara Kidul Tanah Lot. its location gives rise to several stories of the origin of the name Tanah Lot which are put forward in a pantheon or mythological. The Tanah Lot area itself is 28.58 hectares and includes a temples, housing, tourist accommodation, offices, gardens, courts, parking lots, rice fields and roads. The history refers to several sources, namely:
1. According to Rontal Dewa Tattwa (Druwen Ida Rsi Bhujangga Sidhanta in Banjar Batu Buah, Beraban Traditional Village):
Presents the origin and history of the Tanah Lot Temple in the pantheon that the location of the Tanah Lot Temple comes from the land of linet, which means: thick soil. This concept is in line with the pantheon or mythology of the origin of the name of the coral island presented in the Rontal Babad Gajah Mada, which comes from the land of lod, which also means: thick soil.
2. According to the Rontal Dwijendra Tattwa:
During the Majapahit Kingdom in East Java, there was a holy Hindu priest, named “Dang Hyang Dwi Jendra” or “Dang Hyang Nirartha”. He has been appreciated and respected by the King and the people through his spiritual teaching. He was well known for teaching Hinduism as “Dharma Yatra” (scholarship method). In Lombok, he was called “Tuan Semeru” or the teacher from Semeru. “Semeru” is the name of an active volcano in East Java.
When he came to Bali in the 15th century, the King of Bali was “Dalem Waturenggong”. The King accepted and welcomed him very well. The King also allowed him to teach and extended Hinduism through all over the island. Then he built so many temples in every sacred place with the local people.
On his journey from west to east along the southern coast of Bali he made a first stop at “Rambut Siwi” and performed a “Dharma Yatra”. In a meditation, he saw a holy light coming from a south-east direction. He followed the light and finally found the holy spring. Nearby the spring, he made a place for performing a meditation. He found a beautiful and peaceful place, the so-called “Gili Beo”. Gili means rock and Beo means bird. So, that rock york looks like a bird. There the priest meditated and devoted to the God of the sea.
The priest continued his journey to the east and made another stop at Beraban village. Beraban village was ruled by “Bendesa Sakti Beraban”. The local people at Beraban adhere to monotheism. In a very short time, Dang Hyang Nirartha could be able to influence the local people and became his followers. Soon the local people left their belief in monotheism. But “Bendesa Sakti Beraban” ( headman) refused the tuition of Hinduism. He organized his faithful followers and chased away the holy priest Dang Hyang Nirartha.
The legend of the local people that Dang Hyang Nirartha protected himself by moving part of the rock where he was seated and became a small floating island where the temple is located now. Now, that small island is called “Tanah Lot”. “Tanah” means earth and “Lot” means sea.
Finally the headman of Beraban confessed the magic power of Dang Hyang Nirartha. Then he began to learn the doctrines of the holy priest and became a faithful follower.
Before leaving the village of Beraban, the holy priest gave the headman a “Kris” (the old traditional weapon). Until now that “Kris”, named “Ki Baru Gajah” has been considered as a sacred weapon and now is kept in the former palace of the Royal Family at Kediri.
Every 210 days right on the celebration of the temple festival at Pekendungan temple, approximately 300 meters to the northwest of Tanah Lot temple. On that festivity, the holy Kris of Ki Baru Gajah is carried on a procession from Kediri to Pekendungan temple about 11 kilometers.
- Personal Watercrafting
- Candle Light Dinner
- Full Day Nusa Penida Tour
- Tanah Lot Temple
- Personal Watercrafting
- Candle Light Dinner
