Bali Tours

One of Bali’s major draws is its beautiful beaches. With watersports, surfing and beach games on offer, the popular resort of Kuta has long been a hotspot for holidaymakers. But if you’re seeking peace and quiet, nearby Balangan is a lovely spot sheltered by limestone cliffs.
For nightlife, Seminyak is peppered with luxury hotels and beach bars. Alternatively, explore the island’s black-sand beaches in the east around Amed. Lipah Bay is the best place for snorkelling, with a coral reef that’s home to turtles, rays and rainbow-coloured shoals of fish.

And for true holiday romance, our Bali tours include dinner under the stars on beautiful Jimbaran Beach in the south-east. What better way to conclude your stay on the island?

Bali has plenty to offer nature-lovers. You can’t beat a trip to the Ubud Monkey Forest to get up close and personal with the island’s wildlife. The macaques here are used to visitors, and will jump down from the treetops to greet you.
For an adventure in Ubud, stroll down to the Ayung River. You can try your hand – and test your nerves – with some white-water rafting. It’s a thrilling way to see some stunning rock carvings along the riverbank, as well as plunging waterfalls and overhanging vegetation.

For a taste of rural life, our Bali tours also include visits to the rice terraces around Gulingan Village. And at Tirta Gangga in Karangasem, you can discover the watery site of a former royal palace, which is now home to fountains, bathing pools and stone statues.

Bali’s best known for its natural attractions, but the island’s towns and cities have plenty to offer, too. To the southwest of the capital Denpasar, Seminyak features high-end shops, restaurants, art galleries and bars, plus two beautiful beaches.

The popular town of Candidasa, meanwhile, fronts a lagoon filled with water lilies. Across from the lagoon, twin temples devoted to the gods Shiva and Hariti sit on a hillside, making the sunsets even more mesmerising.

Surrounded by stunning countryside, ravines and rice paddies, the town of Ubud is Bali’s centre for traditional arts and crafts, with many museums and art galleries to explore. Our tours also take in the nearby Monkey Forest and plantations, where you can prepare traditional Balinese cuisine as part of a cookery class.

Bali’s perfectly placed as a jumping-off spot for many of Indonesia’s other islands, and our tours allow you to discover the many natural sights and cultural attractions of nearby Flores, Rinca, Komodo, Java and Sulawesi. And our Bali tours include all flights and transfers, so you can discover this cluster of fascinating islands with minimum hassle.

On Java, you can explore the Hindu temples at Jogjakarta, as well as the vast Buddhist temple at Borobudur. Ride on horseback to the rim of Mount Bromo, the island’s famous active volcano. Then head to Sulawesi to immerse yourself in the island’s traditional villages and homes, as well as its rich cultural heritage.

Komodo is home to otherworldly Komodo dragons, and some of our tours also include a guided trek on the island, so you can see these giant lizards. You’ll be able to discover spooky caves, home to bats and monkeys, and admire the captivating views across Loh Liang Bay.