Bali Nature and Paradise Escape | With The Best Bali Driver

Start your adventure in the charming village of Celuk, famous for its delicate batik paintings and exquisite silver jewelry. Watch local artisans at work and discover the art forms that have been passed down through generations. It's also the perfect place to pick up unique, handmade souvenirs.

Next, visit Taman Ayun, a majestic temple surrounded by beautiful gardens and ponds. This royal family temple is a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering a serene atmosphere and a glimpse into Bali’s rich history and royal heritage.

After delving into history and tradition, it’s time to reconnect with nature at Leke Leke Waterfall. Hidden within a lush tropical forest, this peaceful cascade offers a refreshing break and a chance to immerse yourself in Bali’s natural beauty.

After a morning of exploration, enjoy a relaxing lunch at Nadi Resort, surrounded by lush greenery with a stunning view of Mount Batukaru. The resort offers a peaceful atmosphere and a carefully curated menu where you can choose one main course, one drink, and one dessert. For the main course, select from flavorful Balinese Opor Curry (available in chicken or vegetarian/vegan options) or classic Indonesian Nasi Goreng. For drinks, choose between fresh juice, coffee, tea, or mineral water. End your meal on a sweet note with one dessert of your choice: Chocolate Tart, Bedugul Fruit Platter, Cinnamon Churros, or Banana Crêpe Brûlée. A perfect pause to refresh and soak in the beauty of Bali’s highlands.

Next, we’ll journey to Desa Senganan, where the fascinating Jati Wangi Coffee Plantation awaits you. Step into the heart of Bali’s coffee culture, where you’ll discover the time-honored methods of growing, harvesting, and brewing the island’s world-famous coffee—featuring the unique Luwak coffee. Indulge in a delightful tasting session of freshly brewed local coffee and aromatic herbal teas, letting your senses experience the true essence of Bali.

Conclude your day at the magnificent Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Walk through lush, green rice paddies and marvel at the traditional Subak irrigation system, which has been used for centuries. The picturesque landscape provides the perfect opportunity for stunning photos.