Top Ubud New Years Tours

Don’t just take home souvenirs without meaning; create a your very own keepsake of your Bali vacation during a wood-carving class in Ubud. This private class means you’ll receive the undivided attention and tailored of a professional carpenter, who can help you transform a humble piece of wood into something fabulous.

Ubud’s sacred energies are rich and ancient. Experience them in an intimate group no larger than eight on this powerful and enriching spiritual journey. Begin with a water purification ritual at peaceful and less-visited Mengening Temple, then eat breakfast at a beautiful restaurant. After this, visit a traditional healer who usually serves only local people and benefit from her wisdom with your guide as translator.

Get a taste of the authentic Bali in a sustainable way when you join a cooking class at this community-run organic farm and cooking school. Pick veggies from the green garden, tour a traditional market (morning experience only), and prepare a delicious meal of six Indonesian dishes. Once you and your small group have prepared and shared your feast, take home a recipe book to recreate the flavors.

Explore Bali at your own pace with a private car and a friendly local driver ready to take you wherever you’d like to go. Whether you already have a plan or want suggestions along the way, this flexible service makes sightseeing easy and stress-free. ✔ Enjoy the comfort of your own private vehicle ✔ Travel with an English-speaking driver who knows the island well ✔ Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off included ✔ Fuel included, so you can focus on enjoying your day Sit back, relax, and discover Bali your way — without rushing, crowds, or complicated schedules.

Discover Northern Bali on this day trip with hotel transfers. Head to significant spiritual and historical sites such as Tanah Lot Temple and Jatiluwih, admiring the scenery along the way. First, head to Tanah Lot, a famous Hindu temple built on solid sea rock just off the shore. Admire this impressive site, said to be the work of the revered 15th-century Hindu priest Nirartha and a key location in Balinese spirituality. Then, make your way to the scenic Jatiluwih Green Land, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take in views of contoured rice terraces irrigated using an impressive communal water system developed by Balinese farmers. Visit the picturesque Leke Leke Waterfall, check out the scenery, and take a swim if you wish. Finally, explore Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, a well-known Balinese Hindu temple and one of the most photographed attractions in Bali.