Morning Sojourn to Ubud’s Best Sites

Be ready for a sensory overload of rice fields, temples, hot springs and Volcanoes! Basically bringing all the best things in Bali together, an early morning tour to Ubud is a must! Join us for an enchanting excursion of Bali’s vivid green hills and see for yourself what makes this Indonesian island exotic and unique.

Here’s the plan…

An early morning start to your Ubud tour means lesser crowds and more things to do! At 8am, your guide will be there to pick you up from the hotel lobby and take you to the first destination, Tegalang rice terraces. The rice fields on the slopes of Tegalang village will give you a sneak-peek into the rural lifestyles of the Balinese folk. Enjoy a short walk along the rice paddy and take in the tranquillity of the surroundings.

Next up, you will head to Kintamani volcano surrounded by the crystal-clear Batur Lake. Here you will drive down to a natural hot spring where you take a dip and benefit from its natural healing properties. What better to relax than a bath amidst rolling hills overlooking the lake!

After the refreshing bath, the hunger pangs are sure to kick in. So we will head to a stunning viewpoint of the volcanic Mount Kintamani for a scrumptious buffet lunch.

Continue your tour to the holy springs of Tirta Empul Temple. Boasting exemplary display of Balinese art and architecture, see locals take a dip into the holy waters sprouting out of twenty sacred fountains.

The Tegenungan Waterfall is a fitting end to the tour before you head back to your hotel. Its astonishing landscape amid huge rocks and the surrounding overgrown area, hides it from plain sight. If lucky, you might spot rainbows formed by the sun rays over the cascading waters. Sit by the water or climb the rock for a brilliant view of the waterfalls.

About your Guide: Started by a passionate young man from Ubud, Hire Bali Drivers is one of our closest travel partners in Bali and your best bet for an authentic Balinese experience. An extensive background in the hospitality industry and a desire to get travellers up close and personal with the enchanting world of Bali, The Last Paradise, has given birth to a travel service that is not just professional but exquisitely authentic as well.