Bali Indonesia 3 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring South Bali

  • Morning: Check-in at your hotel in Kuta or Seminyak area. These areas offer a vibrant nightlife, but also have many cafes for an early morning coffee. (Recommended hotels: W Bali - Seminyak, The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali)

  • Mid-Morning: Visit the iconic Tanah Lot Temple, one of seven sea temples in Bali and best visited during low tide when it appears to be floating. (Transportation: Taxis, Grab, or rent a scooter)

  • Afternoon: Head to Uluwatu Temple, perched on a steep cliff overlooking the ocean. Don’t miss the traditional Kecak Fire Dance in the evening. (Transportation: Same as before, preferably a hired car for the whole day)

  • Dinner: Dine at Metis, Seminyak, for an exquisite Mediterranean cuisine experience. Or try local favorites like Nasi Campur at Warung Made Paseh in Kerobokan.

  • Things to Know: Be respectful when visiting temples (dress modestly). Sunscreen is a must, especially during midday. Haggling is common in markets.

Day 2: Cultural Immersion and Rice Terraces

  • Morning: Travel to Tegalalang Rice Terraces, a scenic spot offering stunning views of terraced rice fields. (Transportation: Car or organized tour)

  • Afternoon: Visit the Bali Swing & Tegenungan Waterfall. For a cultural experience, head to the traditional village of Batubulan to see Barong and Kris Dance performances. (Transportation: Same as before)

  • Dinner: Savor Balinese cuisine at Ibu Oka in Ubud, famous for its Babi Guling (suckling pig).

Day 3: Beach Day and Sunset Dinner

  • Morning & Afternoon: Spend your day relaxing on Nusa Dua’s pristine beaches. Water sports enthusiasts can try jet-skiing, parasailing, or scuba diving. (Transportation: Taxis, Grab, or rent a car)

  • Evening: Watch the sunset at the iconic Double Six Beach in Seminyak while enjoying a seafood dinner at La Plancha or Cafe del Mar Bali.

  • Things to Know: Always negotiate prices, especially when renting vehicles or hiring guides. Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. Respect local customs and traditions.

Transportation: Taxis (Bluebird Taxi is recommended) and ride-sharing apps like Grab are common. Motorbikes can be rented for a more independent exploration. Consider purchasing a SIM card with data upon arrival for navigation and communication purposes.