Top Ubud Private Sightseeing Tours - page 54

Wayan was an outstanding guide for a wonderful day outside Ubud. He catered to our specific interests skipping and adding stops along the way. We greatly enjoyed discussing real life in Bali with him and got some priceless insights. The lunch was delicious, with gluten-free options for me. Note that the tour includes lots of stairs for both waterfalls and participants should be in good physical shape.

We had the best day exploring. Our driver was amazing and so attentive to our needs. I wasnt feeling the best, but he was so accommodating. The bali swing is just unreal, the waterfall was spectacular, our driver was so knowledgeable and informative when inside the temple, food was great.. really a 10/10 experience. This was our first tour in Bali and we were so impressed!

This was such an excellent experience. Our driver and guide Win from Smile Bali Tour company was amazing. He made sure we were comfortable, was very friendly and informative. We were able to have a laugh with him, and it felt like spending the day with a friend. He even had umbrellas on hand for when it rained! We got to experience so much of Ubud in one day. As a non coffee drinker, the coffee spot managed to do something I thought was impossible - I actually ENJOYED a cup of coffee! 100% recommend, and if you happen to get Win as your driver you’re in for a fantastic day!

I booked this workshop as a surprise for my mum and dad, who were visiting Bali with me. I wanted to choose something that felt traditional and creative, but also practical and immersive after having a few very busy days. This traditional batik workshop gave us the chance to learn a generations-old Indonesian art form step by step. We sketched a design, traced it in hot wax, and painted it with beautiful natural dyes. It was calm, focused and very enjoyable and was a wonderful way to spend the afternoon.

We had such a wonderful experience on this private tour! Our guide, Wedana, was absolutely fantastic — friendly, knowledgeable, and so generous with his time. He made us feel completely comfortable and safe throughout the day and was an excellent driver. We really enjoyed getting to know him and learning more about Bali’s culture and history. The whole experience was seamless and memorable — highly recommend!

Highly recommend adding snorkeling to your Nusa Pedina adventure. I was able to see the large Manta Rays, some sea turtles and lots of coral and fish species. Then after lunch went and saw all the other sites listed in package. Goes down in my life adventures as an epic day thanks to Maha and his Uncle at Rukmana Bali for helping make this an awesome day. Highly recommend this tour as one to do while in Bali.

Our driver and tour guide, Widi, was excellent - he turned up early, his car was spotless, and he drove us safely everywhere we wanted to go. He was very patient and kind, made some good suggestions to my itinerary, and provided us with interesting commentary on Balinese history and culture between our trips, as well as guiding us around the locations we'd chosen. It was raining slightly so he brought umbrellas for us. We asked for a drop off in a different area to our pick up and he happily obliged. Highly recommended!

What a great ride! We went through a small village, back roads and along dirt tracks through the rice fields. Everywhere you looked was picturesque and I kept wanting to stop to take a picture. There are some rougher single track places so if you’re not used to riding on those, it might be a bit intimidating but overall it was an easy ride, almost downhill the entire way. They gave us breakfast and lunch and a stop at a coffee plantation. I do have to warn people NOT to try or buy the famous Luwak/civet coffee as the treatment of the civets in captivity is known to be cruel and inhumane. Not all places treat these animals poorly but you can’t tell who does and who doesn’t and you can’t tell what’s real or fake and you can’t tell if it’s wild or captive civets that are used to produce the coffee so best just to avoid all of it. The plantation tells you they collect wild civet feces to produce their coffee but there’s no way they can go around in the forests to collect enough coffee from wild cover feces to make their coffee so just avoid it.