Top Ubud Half-day Tours

Bali’s spiritual and cultural capital, Ubud is a must-visit for most travelers to Bali. Save time when you book this private express tour which covers the top two temples—Ubud Monkey Forest with its cheeky macaques and Tirta Empul Temple with its sacred springs—and the signature rice terraces. There’s time to explore the town center at your own pace and there may even be time to shop the art villages.

Tour three of the most stunning waterfalls in Ubud with the help of two attentive tour guides who’ll be on hand to make sure you’re safe and having fun. Spend four hours seeing these incredible sights in an intimate group while the tour leaders tell you all about the local area and help you make the most of some once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunities.

Watch the sunset from one of the top spots on Bali during this tour to Tanah Lot Temple, which boasts a location right on the island’s rocky coast. You’ll have great photo ops of the temple and ocean, plus see Taman Ayun Temple in Mengwi. Booking this tour allows you to avoid having to worry about how to get to the temple on your own. Upgrade to include entrance fees.

Discover Ubud’s picturesque surroundings on a morning or afternoon electric bicycle tour. On your electric bike, you’ll need to exert only as much effort as you choose to visit the beautiful Tegalalang Rice Terrace and pass local villages cradled by Ubud’s verdant plantations. During intermittent stops, you’ll listen to informative commentary from your guide and enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner before drop-off at your Ubud hotel.

Accessibility: As our walking tours take place around historic landmarks, there are aspects of our tours that we are unable to alter. These include uneven temple stairs, steep gradients and patchy sidewalks. Guests should be physically capable of climbing steps and prepared to walk around an urban environment for up to 3 hours. Weather: There will be times where the weather may affect the tour start time. We operate rain or shine but if the conditions are severe, such as an intense downpour, we’ll call you before the start. Consider this part of your Bali adventure! Environmental Commitment: We want to do our part and decrease the plastic in Bali’s rivers. Please bring a reusable bottle for water refills.

Take a day tour around the Ubud area to check out some of Bali's most popular attractions. Stop at Tegalalang Rice Terrace, Tegenungan Waterfall, Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, an art market where you can shop for souvenirs, Puri Saren Palace (Ubud Palace), and Tirta Empul Temple, known for its natural springs.

Ride an ATV (quad) bike on rugged terrain in rural Ubud during this action-packed half-day tour. Receive instruction from your guide, then take on dirt tracks, mud puddles, and other challenging terrain on this thrilling tour. You’ll see rice fields, bamboo forest, traditional villages, and small farms, stop at a lookout point with views over the jungle, and have a lunch of Balinese fare before returning to your hotel.

Explore the landscape of Bali on two wheels with this guided cycling tour. With a small group of just four travelers, head to Mount Batur to start your cycling tour. After admiring the views of the volcano, caldera, and lake, hop on your bicycle and follow your English speaking guide downhill past local farms, villages, and rice fields, with stops at a local school, family compound, and temple.

Have a great day out in Ubud on this full day out, where you will visit the Monkey Forest, take a jungle swing, walk through the rice terrace, learn about the water temple, and also spend time at the waterfalls. Round trip transfers are included in the price from most places. Note that entrance fees and lunch are extra expenses.

Pair Lempuyang Temple, home of the Instagram favorite Gates of Heaven, with the Blue Lagoon, offering some of mainland Bali's best snorkeling, on this private door-to-door adventure. Reach the temple in the morning for photos, then snorkel Blue Lagoon and Tanjung Jepun with your very own professional instructor/guide. After, visit a coffee plantation to learn how Balinese people make coffee.

Avoid rigid timetables, drive-by visits and crowded tour buses with this private, fully customizable day trip around Bali. Whether you’re into sightseeing or hiking or simply relaxing on the beach, build a personalized schedule from a range of potential destinations, from popular stops like Nusa Dua Beach and Mount Batur to hidden gems like Tirta Empul Temple and the Nyaman Gallery. Don’t miss out on a potential highlight just because you don’t know about it, either: get tailored hints and tips from your private driver.

Highlights: • Drive your own buggy through Bali’s scenic countryside • Explore tropical jungle, river tracks, and rice fields • Suitable for all levels (solo or tandem rides) • Safety equipment and professional guides included Terms & Conditions: 1. Drivers must be able to operate a vehicle 2. Minimum age: 17 years (driver) 6 years (passenger) 3. Automatic buggy – easy to handle 4. Duration: 1 hour (7 km track) 5. Track features: Crocodile Cave, water pits, rice fields, mud, circuit, fun speed, and jungle

Explore the eastern side of Bali with your own private guide on a full-day tour from Kuta and nearby towns. Visit highlights including Ujung Water Palace, Lempuyang Temple, and the water gardens of Tirta Gangga. Have time to stop for photo ops, and learn about Bali’s heritage from your guide throughout the day. Your tour includes entrance tickets, private vehicle, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Don’t miss out on the incredible opportunity to explore the breathtaking beauty of Bali with our early morning trek of Mount Batur. Experience the mesmerizing sunrise, challenge yourself with the daring ascent, indulge in a unique volcanic-cooked breakfast, and explore the fascinating world of Balinese coffee production. This adventure promises memories that will last a lifetime and leave you in awe of Bali’s natural splendor. Embark on this unforgettable journey now and create lasting memories of your time in Bali. Sign up today and make the most of your visit to this remarkable island paradise. Highlight : - Witness the stunning sunrise over Bali as you stand atop Mount Batur. - Challenge yourself with a climb up steep slopes to reach the 1717-yard summit. - Enjoy a delicious breakfast prepared with the steam from the active volcano.

Bali’s “subak” irrigation system holds UNESCO World Heritage status. Get an up-close look at rice fields, villages, and traditional temples—including a visit to a typical compound house and a Balinese lunch—on this small-group adventure. It’s by e-bike, so you can choose to give yourself a workout or let the battery take the strain on hills. Upgrade for the ease of round-trip transportation from addresses in the Ubud area.

Enjoy a fun-packed selection of water sports for the perfect Bali beach break. Soar above the ocean waters while parasailing, then get wet with a Jet Ski ride, enjoy thrills and spills on a donut boat, and try a banana boat too. Private round-trip hotel transfers make it easy to get there and back, and you’ll have access to shower facilities and lockers. Upgrade to add a cooking class.

Explore the area around Ubud from an electric fat-tire bike on this tour along the Sok Wayah rice field path. You and your guide spend time riding around the area’s lush rice paddies, learning about life in Bali as you go. You even get the chance to stop at a traditional house for a snack!

Perched on a cliff along Bali’s south coast, Uluwatu Temple is a sacred Hindu temple and a popular destination. Visit during sunset to independently explore the temple at its most atmospheric. Combine the visit with a spectacular Kecak Fire show at the temple, a visit to Padang Padang Beach, and enjoy a beachfront dinner (own expense) at Jimbaran Bay afterwards before returning to your hotel.

Visit two of Bali’s top Hindu temples, and watch the sunset over the ocean, on this private half-day tour. Enjoy pickup from many areas of Bali and travel by private air-conditioned vehicle to the Taman Ayun Temple in South Bali. Afterwards, visit the ancient Tanah Lot Temple perched on an outcropping overlooking the ocean in time to watch the sunset.

Travelers interested in both Balinese culture and nature won’t want to miss this relaxing private evening tour. The tour is timed well so that you’ll catch the sunset from the beautiful cliffside Uluwatu Temple, where you can take pictures and enjoy the views. Then watch a traditional kecak fire dance performance at the temple before indulging in a leisurely seafood dinner at Jimbaran Beach.

Commemorate your Bali adventure with stunning photos for your albums, family emails, and social media feeds on this photography tour. Travel to some of Bali’s photogenic highlights with a photographer on hand to shoot every moment. Walk around the rolling rice terraces of Tegalalang, then head to Alas Harum for a dedicated photoshoot. Meet birds, swing over the trees and immerse yourself in the jungle – all while your photographer documents your experience.

Highly recommendation of this tour with the expert guide and friendly, this experience will tell you in history and the culture of its "Heritage and the highlight of Jakarta". The highlight: Visit the monument and will amazed see the city to the top of monument and The Old City of Jakarta is known as Old Batavia, European sailors and traders in the 16th Century dubbed this place with the beauty city similar to Amsterdam and it was also a trading center on The Asian continent until the Dutch East Indies Company controlled tarea as trading center also as the administrative center power in archipelago. This area is just 139 ha, dominated by European and China building styles. Some of the buildings are used as cafe, museum and office.

Enjoy the freedom to build your own itinerary but none of the dangers of self-driving Bali on this private build-your-own day tour. Meet your driver/guide in your hotel lobby—pickup covers Ubud and the main south Bali hotspots—and plan out a route that suits your interests. That could include temples, rice terraces, waterfalls, coffee plantations, markets, villages, or beaches.